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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02

Deutl1e5
Iapeten< unb 9pl1tergel1dft
BON
Jpbm MfatbeiS,
Drttte StraBe,
Sings traberem Stcre eeseniber> nabe bem
rWmerican 5uufe,"
St. paul Mtnne1pta.
Weinen serebrten teutlden Greunben unb @Sns
nern bterrntt bic Mn5etee, baB it in meinem ueu-
%etablirten Sapeten- uno Yulterer. @eldGft ALE
S'rtcn BON Sapeten u. Matraaen pprratbiq bate
uno empfeble ib mid CUR tiQieen unb prompten
Nnfertisung BON alien in bieiem gelhatte Sor-
tomnenben Mrbeiten.
Spbn Matbeis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02

9err Gbar1eS @beffer M9ent Der
$parbanf. : @efanntli9 e~riiirt en Mrnass>
Befebl, bem3ufOl9e @ulbaten eineu Gbeil ibrea
@ebaltss fir ibre Gamilien ausleben uno eurd
irsenb cine 0ertrauensperlun in benz @iaate Don
nel@ent tie tcmmen, oussablen lal1en tpnnea.
Sieut. >@ouY. Dunuells bat oeu Staatsi1abmei-
fer @9eTer teauftraet, pom Ser. @t.>3ablmei-
tier 1ol&e @ummen in @mpfang unb Sbbut gu
nebnen> aS bic @oleaten pcn tbrem @ole fir
/ ibre Tantilitn a1sieRen woQen. Diebeutide Ga
~palerie-@ umpanie >. Minoen's, inter brr f@
Siele Gamiliensater b~eftnben unb quite @Dbne, he
ll9 tbrer Gltern annebmen ppllen, bat ertledlt9e
@umnen BON ibrem @plb gun, Sc fern ibrer Qie-
ben aagetpielen, bamit bemeileno> paB oas adte,
tpadere @pleatenbers in Der 8rult Der Mebrbeit
| ibrer 2eute tlppft.
9leentur fur bic Mational= Mnleibe.
| Qerr Sames 6. GbpmpioM Banquier in ct.
| panl, 1T BON benz Tiuansminiter ermd9tiet NOR
telt> in Minneiotn 3ei@nuneen fir bic Matiunal~
Wnleibe entseeen gu nebmen. Sn ieiner Mn3eiee
la9t 5err Gbomlon iiber bic Mnleibe bic @dab~
arttsnpten tperben at bic lnter3ei6ner in Gum
men BON So 1Oo> $780, 1000 nnb 1000 Dollars
anssefeQt> Fnb 10. @usut, 1861 batirt> in 8
Sabren sablbar unb ~tetrasen 2 Gents fir 800
auf jeben Sag. Mu ben Npteu weroeu !3inscou>
ppnS betnblid fem, tpelde abeeidnitten unb, &C.
trennt oon ben Noten in 3abluns seseten mer-
ben fDnnen. Seine 9eringeren 3ei9nunsen ais
auf $50 meroeu angenumn1en. Die Gin3ablun-
gen r"nllen in cpuranter Ser. ct. Dtiin3e &C.
ma9t tperben. Diele Mnleibe bietet bic bette g.
le9enbeit, @apitalien lI1er unb rentabel ~an5ule-
gen uno uer nit @olen unO ben prOpbeteu &C.
leanet ii, ber gebe 5u Gbomplon unb unter3ei9ne.
Sic Mfinuefota= unb Nacifc=8a bu
pfei1t auf benz lebten 2o@. Die @pmpanie bat
f9 eenStbist seleben> ibre Deredtlame uni Yri-
nilesien tpieeer an ben @taat atsutreten, neil Ge
auBer @tanee 1T, bic Mrbeiteu furt3ufIbren une
bic p~ertrasamaBtg ausbeounsere Strede 8abn
CUR porsel&riebenen 3eit gu pplenpsn. Der pra~
Ipent Der Gompanie perSfentliat eineu ausfubr-
liAen Beri9t iiter ben .Stanb Der NnseIessnbei
ten, Der benin freili& trplt uno bp7nunsslps 1T.
Die Don 5errn Gpmuno Niee 9ebtsre 5pFnuns,
bas gprps @bitpriel Der upre6s" nod Dor Minter
gu elmer @pa5ierfabrt per Dampf rad ct. Nn-
tbonY eiulaoen gu tSnnen> 1T allo leioer ni9t ein+
9etrpFen.
0aS 2. Neeiment 1T in 9ouisutlle, &en"
tud9, unb muhen bic Briefe at Sft3iere rnb
@plpatea eprtbin apbrslIrt tperben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02
Deutl6e Tbeate1
in ser Jrpine=$aQe.

Mpntas, ben 4. Npoember!
Inter siitiger Mitmirfuns Don Gbeaterf reunoen.
DQS Snl3 Der @be.
2u1lpiel III einen, guf;u9e Don @Drner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02
c1afpb Sprf II. 8ruber,

@fe ber Se9Sten unp Babaiba,p frabe,
ct. paul,
tnpFeblt ii9 benz Yublitum nit tdeli6 fril9 &C.
badenem Brob uno Ru9en.-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02
~Dte lehten 10" pom 2. Meeiment

xDte leRten 10" Dom ?. We0iment.
Die leBten bier 5urid9ebliebenen Ne(e POM Btu
&esiment, Getal9emsnts, pelde in Bvrt Mbsr~
crpmbie unp &ipeeleY ~tationirt waren, merpen
nun auG gu ibrem &esiment in &eutudy fcbsn.
Gin Deta9ement unter 2ieut. Sennilon pom Sort
&ieseley tam am pereauseaen 1rei,oe in Sort
@ne0ine an unp wiro, iobalo bic feline @arni-
lcn BON Sort Mbercrcnbie unter Capt. Mautor
bier III, nit b~.rielben na9eutudy 6 ataebeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02
ltuifprmen unb Gqnippirune fareas

HHtfptmeH H1o VdHtpptfut9 1VTfas
brittle uuo pierte &esiment 1Iub arsetumn,en, s.
it en CANCER 5aufsn @toF, belen 5eraufbefvr~
beruus alein Gin paar a uisnp OpQar5 trltst, wie
bic Trahtrednunsen ausmei1sn. Die Mrtifel
linp pcn r%eeutaren Ser. Gtaaten-S ffsieren &C.
mulert uno fir gut ~befuneen tpurben> Elm Gut
a9ten, ba5 brHsntli9 burd Bic @olbaten, fir
welde bic @adeu befimmt int, ~beltatist merten
h1irh
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02
@tQbt< Il. QQn6<N Qbri6ten.
@emeral=& Staat
minneipta.
General Mbjutanten Office,
ct. Yaul, %. Oct. 1861.

St. paul, ~. Oct. 1861.
@eneralz8e iebl SO. 81.
MQe Sff3iere, Subaltern unb @olbaten oes 3.
@esiments bsr Minneiuta @uluntars MOLTEN li9
AM uber Dor benz Muntae ben d.. Nupember nab
Gort@nelins psrfIsen, cbne9tudf&t aufl1rlaute,
bic auf eiu laneere 6ri,t 8eben.
Q. asinlrlaub wirb ireenb einemO ff3iere uper
Soleaten bes 3. &esiments seseten, Der li@ uter
ben na8ien 8. Mcpember binaus erltredt.
2. Obert @iQiam &roofs mirb ais @eneral-
grer3ier~O ff3ier Der 1ruppen auf Sort SQeline
ansefanbiet bis CUR Organization b~erltlben inSte-
s~imenter unt lpQ als FOLDER anseieben unb reipet
tirt merben.
SIM Outrage bes Gommanoeurs en- Gbef:
Jpbn 9. @anbprn>
General. Mbiutant.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02

Srpper$ unrtcb,
@ds Der eagle uno Grdan9e @trabe,
ct. Yaul, Minn.

GnDe BrQueret
DCn
b +, g tab | m II II.
Setn "a ger oes prrtrefliditen Biers, bas arpFtt
Eager i'm Mcrbpeteu> pfeblt fir ben G,iaroa-
uno Details erfauf Be ITEMS
Chr. 5tabtmann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02

Das4. Meeiment befebt laut Iasesbe<
febl bes General Mbjutauten aus folsenben Dr.
BaniIatipnen:
@pmp. ", Govt 81. @uarb, Capt. Barter,
@pmp. 9, Mc9eob g. @uarb> Capt. Gllun,
Comp, 6, Dacpta 60, @pl. Capt. Dpualbiuu,
@ump. ., Brontier pioneer @uarb> Capt.
Snmam:
Comp. 9, &c @ueur 4 @teele s.. Ouarb,
Capt. Sc Grp.
Disie @ompauien lnb ppaitanbis. ueber 40
Maun sablen unb Ino benz @estmente einSerleibt
%foleenoe Oreanilotioneu 8reeburn g.. @uarb>
@aass. S9arpibouters, 81. Glpub Deutl&e 3d.
~lontairs, Capt. 2ues, Yarters &iFe-3ouaSen,
Mower County @uarb. Dieie Organilationen
lpQsn bur9 Inl9luB anberer Gumpauie' Brud<
aide ~ pollen Companion eeua@t perben.
@leia3eitis ma&t ber General Mojutant Be-
fannt. baB Minnelota bereitc fem Contingent &C.
felt bat. Dabei f1nnte es benn nun AUDI wObl
.leiu Bemenoen baben.
Sur 8 Wfonate=8 o1untdr .-3umBe'
fen Der emilia 7enen 3 Monats- g oluntars bonn 1.
&esiment SerSTentli9en mir ~fuleenbe Befannt-
ma9uns bes Ser. @taaten 3ablmeiaere Simeon
@mitb
8efanntma9un9.
Sd bin bereit> bic entla0enen Dreimonat5leute
sesen @p,wetlune ibres @ntla1unes> ;3eusni0es
aus3u;ablen* @u Elm ioldes @ertiFcut uberl9rie'
ben it, ioQte bic ueberi@reibuns auf b%erStudleite
bemerft unb BON etnem 3 ffi3ier pber elmer BEN,
:3ablmeifer betannten Yeripn beelaubi9t lein.
6prmular Der ueber( 9retbuna.
II, the within named, do hereby,
for value received, sell and assign the within
certificate of discharge to and
authorize him to receive the amount due
thereby
Date.
Witness. Signature.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02
Mfmt Mm3figfm.

BaIS @er lber ben jeBiaen Mufentbalt sUn
@Qrl 8eQatre,
frilbsren &iifer. unb 9terbrauer aut benz Muoen-
telerbOfe, @emsinoe e,n0o> IN Der Ytat3, Ma9-
Mu5Funft su ertbeilen an
S. u. 5uffmann> in @btcaeo> ST.,
pber an
$50. @illius in ct. Yaul, Minn.
Stir 8terbrauer.
9Sir baben cine anlebnli@e Vartbie bette
Nem=Dprfer $ppfem
scr, ittis, bic wir BET e%ir3elnen ueer mebreren
Bansn gu maRisen preiien a%bla1en.
s. & g. @Nltus.
ct. paul, Npp. 1861.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02
Sdnf

Deufitbe 8anf,
St. PAUL Mtnnelota.
@elo, Briefe, utsr Nadrid,ten lieaen Dor fir
Wr. $780, Sobann GGort.
~ 1872 SDbann Martin Wuaer.
n 147, S. q. 6. Sobn1ou,
s. u, @. @ilttus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02
Observation-Disclosures ppr!

Durd ben @puserueur 40 interim.
s. $. 8afer. @taatsieerstAir.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-02

vEaylpr's Sails &epprter" ibrettt: u5err e. 6.
.. Gaylpre febrt BON oen &upferreeipuen, wp-
ielb(t CT brei @o@en sertpeilt NIT elmer siemliben
9n3abl bon 9ieuten, welde Don ibm aueeteQt
sparen, UNI 8upfer gu ~prolpetten" surid. Sic
beri9ten, bab lia bic @n3ei@en> auf rei9e Gnt.
bsdunsen gut o%nla1en. Is oiebt 1T her eon3en
pbern Nesion SUPPER in1 ueberFub unb eS tperben
bafur talb bic peitisfen 9eweile eeltefert ~ erbeu,"
g8Gre in Der Ebat niGt libel.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

TUESDAY Morning & Friday Afternoon
Read our Nations History.

puria. the coming long F1il and Win
Ter evenings, much precious time may be
wasted. or worse than wasted by loun@ing
or Idle or pcrniciuuS conversation, reading,
or amu,cm-nts. Much better would il lee
f,rall-ald aud young, male aud female -
{, rcru>e, regularly, .rither in families or
r,,diu, circles. with friend or two, or
alone. Tue BEST ilI>roRIES of oar cuuu-
fry that can be- obtained 1t will BE- found
both profitable and entertaining. In th"
,,,r, Of 1916 and of 1872. the trllcS and
Wees IF humanity were as conspicuous ~
,b,y now are. Trcarhcry, deceit, cruelty,
ambition, fraud, rcculation, grccdinc>~,
fnoriri>m, carcIc,>nc-S, iuheciiity, and
mistakes of every kind, often 'murcl our
Fortunes, blasted our hopes, aud iu~PiriDcl
oar foes. We had Snrahiug Tories in our
midst ia 16, and Peace men in II, and
their prototypes in 81. Great men were
humbci, and unknown men exalted, then
=, well as now But THE CAUSE was ao
.r.ol then as it now Is. and We may as
reasonably hope for success. But READ
our prcviou, History, and draw your own
,arallyls.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

n.arWc learn that there are boast made
Of an attempt IN view todrtcal the peoples
choice FOR President .Jul-e-uot hy turn
inS out Brady township, which they 6nd
a very unpopular '.irylcr" "--5u, by Undue
in. the Parliamentary and Return Jud-c~
CON accow, of some ALLEGED tvo-pcnny
terhnicaljtirsl to throw ont cnon4h of the
: ,Ilier~' votes for Woods, To elect Sicni-
cr. There need be no alarm. Nj iho-c
o,lircrS have To- do Is to return aud count
the certified votes sent iu-anl no little
irrr.ulariiy viii make them void. Some
81 Soldiers votes returned for Slcuhrr
are lar morc doubtful and illrg:, than any
cas-, for Woods In the Districts, ll1 to
300 pan BE- added to Woods majority, if
every variance from the Election Law Is
to inyalida;c the whole vote. Better sub
nit to the peoples will without 4 further
contest; which might call ont some ugly
facts in the Late canvas, aud increase Mr.
Woods present maj to 200 or 800.
NEN-A few weeks AGO. the \rau-'
parry claimed the Volunteers Is mostly
Democrats. within their cd.c-hut
now, they want to deprive tn N of tn if
votes (Which prove To be mostly Republic
raul "u trivial grounds not aficctin. the
honesty or real legality Of the return. \
trick of thi, kind-to count in man
rejected by the peopleSmu-t make "pe-
mncracy most awful dear to the Soldiers
.,rl IL Rrr.l,. tn,,n-I., 4
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

A SPARk OF TIE OLD FIRE.-The at
tituie assumed by the citizens Of Hyde
county, v c., assembled in mass at Hat
teras Church, on the 18th of October
their declaration of independence, i'm
mediate, entire, and perpetual, from the
traitors aud tyrants of - cessia'-is strlk-
ing, both from the courage it displays AMI
the memories it awakens This Is the FIRST
instance Of a patriotic rcvoi; within the
whole limits of the Coniederacy; for
Western Virginia, it must be rcmem oered
has never belonged to it, either By con-
sent or by conquest.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
The following order was sent out with
the commanders of the forces ACCOMPANYING
the Naval expedition

the Naval eXI XIe1ltlon
WAR DrrAETNENT, Oct II 1861.
SR-ln conducting military operations
within States declared by the Proclamation
o the President TO DC iu a state of iusur
rec ION, you will govern yourself, SO far as
persons held to service under the laws Of
such States are concerned, by The princl-
pies of the |. tie at dressed by me to Ma
Ipr General Butler, on the 3Oth OF May
aud Sth of August, copies oi which are
herewith furnished to you. As special ii
rcctIouS, adapted to special circumstances,
can not bG gwen, much must be reicrret
to your own discretion, as Commanding
General of the expedition. You will,
however, IN general, avail yourself Of the
services Vi any persons, whether fugitivcs
from labor or not, who may otlcr them to
the National Government; You viii oul-
ploy such persons i'll such services as they
may be fitted for, either as ordinary en-
ploycs, or, if special circumstances seem To
Irq4ire it, in any other capacity, with such
organization, in squads, companies, or 9th
crnlse, as you deem most beneficial TO the
service.
This, however, is not to mean a general
armiug of them for military service. You
will assure all loyal masters that Congress
will provide just compensation to them for
the loss uf the services Of the persons 50
employed. 1t Is believed that the course
thus iudicated will best secure the sub
stautial rights Of loyal masters, and the
benefits to the United States of the ser
vices Of all disposed to support the Govern
ment, while it avoids all interference
with the social systems of local IEsTiIu-
tions of every State, beyond that which
insurrecton makes unavoidable, aud which
a restoration Of peaceful relations to the
Union, under the Constitution, will i'm
meliatcly remove. Respectfully,
SIMON CAMERON, Sec. of War.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

Twelve noted Kentucky shots, among
whom are Colonel Thomson, DR.. Bush,
Thos. Clay (son of Henry Clay,) and
others, have offered their services to the
President as corps of sharpshooters, to
follow the army wherever there Is pros
pect of battle, and to act independently
Every man is noted shot, and has had
practice in deer hunting for lifetime.
The party is joined by Col. Philip S.
White, of Philadelphia.
The President has ordered the confsca-
ton of the property of VIM. Shields, of
Washington, notorious Rebel in their
army. That is the way to Acr-make the
villains pay the expenses.
Ellis Schnable has been released from
his choice Secession company at Fort
Lafayette, on taking the oath OF allegiance,
(Which be had done more than once beiore)
See if he keeps it
There are four thousand troops 10 camp
at Elwira, y. Y and mV.c than that at
Harrisburg, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
The Great Naval Expedition.

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all dc,criptions ns.arm,. infantry cauipmcnts.
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who are familiar with every lapding on the
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

CALIFOENIA.-Full, official returns
for Governor, foot up as follows
Leland Stanford, Republican 56.33G
NJ CoDueii, BreckIuridger 32,15l
Conness, DougIasite 10000
Eepub. plurality, 23,JS5
Union majority (Stanf1rd and Conncss
over M'Connell, for whom every shade of
S.ces,ionism voted nearly FIFTY-FOUR
TuUUSANDl California is safe.
OIIIO.-Todd has FIFTY THOUSAND
majority for Governor over Jewett, "the
regular Democratic candidate" professius 2
also to b. an Unconditional War man,
yet was supported by Ealaudigham, " hose
District repudiates him by 2jOO. Todd
was Douglas man, but thinks "the Ad-
miuistration of Abraham Lincoln equal to
that Of Andrew Jackson and was taken
~ by the Republicans as Unionist.
"IJhegc Ljn,rdncc Is Hli.ss," dc,-The
Democratic papers generally hide from
their readers all knowledge Of the Repub-
lean triumphs at the State Elections i'll
Maine, Vermont, Onio, Minnesota, Iowa,
and California. But they brag and exag-
gerate over their gains by "Unlon" tickets
in Republcan counties in Pennsy ylvauia.
Thus do they keep up their party hopes
by panderiDg to ignorance
Another Company has gone from Muucy
aud vicinity, called the Muncy Rifles, and
is now at Camp Crosman, near Hunting
don, under the following Officers:
Captain-R NJ Flack.
lst Lieut.-Milton opp, Esq.
81 Lieut-,Iacob Peterman.
.. S.-Charles Fribley.
Col Thomas W Lloyd died at his resi-
dence in Fairfield township, Lycoming
county,..on Sunday morning, 9th inst, at
aquartcr before ten o'clock. The deceased
after three score years of uninterrupted
health, was taken i'll sometime in last Au-
gust.
Jabez Hopkins, arrested in Williams
port for passing bogus coin, was convicted
in the [. S. Court, at Pittsburg, last week,
and sentenced to pay costs, one hundred
dollars fine, and one year in the Western
Peuiteutiary.
A black bear was shot by Edward See
bold, son of John Seebold, Jr., near See
bold's Mill, in Limestone township, Union
county. 1t weighed, when dressed, ll2
pounds.
a new and dangerous counterfeit, was
extensively showed iu Philadelphia on
Friday and Saturday last. 1t purports to
be i've on the Bank of Syracuse n. Y.
- Stevens, Rector of ST, Andrews Ch,
Ihilad., Is chosen Assistant Bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of penn'a.
As6ury Dickens, so long the Secretary
OF the U. 5. Seuatc, died recently, aged it
is said nearly ninety years.
The School Directors of Dauphin have
raised the salary of their Superintendent
to $500.
Benz C.IIowarl accepts the Peace party
nomination for Governor Of Mary land.
The Us. prisoners are removed from 1t
Lafayette to another in Boston barboy.
Three more of the jeff Davis priyateers
have been found guilty.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

SUBSTITUTE FOR COFFEE.-An ex-
change gives the following recipe for caest-
MT coffee: After the chesnuts are thorough
ly dried in an oven, the shells are removed,
and kernels roasted or "browned" like
coffee. Then take equal quantities Gn
measuremenD of real coffee and the ches-
nuts (some prefer more chesnuts than
coffce,) grind, mix together, and prepare
in the usual way.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
Dten,

In LaWisburc. morning of S0ih inst. aged months,
LIZZIE, daughter Of rrof Ch. : and Mary 2. James.
Afternoon Of same day. Mrs. ELIZA q. wife ~ Peter
Beaver. tmrrclalrl aged 10 years and 10 months.
In Ls~i-turg. Slst ult, aged years, ELIZA ANN,
daughter Of Ralph and Martha Carkhur.
While visiting her brothcrJoseph Boopn Nfiinhurr.
2Sth u!t, aged about IO years Mrs. HARRIET wife Of
Hon. Henry &. Houtz, Of C-ntervills, snyder Co.
In Canaudaisua. y. Y, 24th ult, Of Hydrocerhaus,
j now ARD son Of Dr. o 5. andM .J.wood aged mo :
and - day$.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

1t is reported that Secretary Cameron
has made up his mind to promote from the
ranks such soldiers and non commissioned
officers as show by their skill and bravery
that they will make good officers. We
are sure that no step will be received with
heartier appreciation than this by the peo-
pie of this country; and certainly no bet
ter means could be devised to make our
soldiers fight well.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

Among troops on the Potomac, especial
ly in Gen. Banks division, temperance
societies have been organized, aud The
soldiers sre frequently entertained with
temperance speeches.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
MARRIED.,

At the Lutheran parsonage, Lcwisburg, Goth u't by
Rev \ Fink NICHOLAS LAIR If L.wistnrs ant Miss
SUSAN daughter OF John :. srhrack Of Fast Builloe
Rv Aaron " smith. Esq. 2Is, ult. GEO SwARTZ Of
hits beer Tp and Nlrs MARY CROSS of N-istuwn In
Brady Tp. 2ltb ult. JOHN ZIMMERMAN Of Lesis Up
and Niss RACHEL KEIFEE OF New Columbia
Bv Rev. Daniel kioss. 2oi ult . CLINTON ELLIS Of
CattaWiSsa and Mrs. SARAH 4 EUErER Of New Berlin.
Ey RevN Calender. 21i uIt, Rev wM N.TowEE, late
of Levi burg. aud Miss JANE A. MACkEl Of New Viii
ford. IA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
Estate Of John Biddle. decd.

4 DNiNISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Letters
of Administrator on the estate Of John
BitlIe, deceased. late Of BuiIaloe Twp, hav-
Iu- been granted to the subscriber ty the Re-
si>jrr OF Unron county IN due form Of law
ali persons indebted to said estate are hereby
notified To make immediate payment, and all
having any Just claims against the sane may
present them duly authenticated for settlement
10 LEVI HAUCK, Admir-
Bufaloc y Roads, sept. 10, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

The Williamsport Silver Cornet Band
was attached to Gen. Bakers brigade, but
compelled to remain on the Mary land side
of the Potomac during the battle in W which
he was killed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
FOR SALE.
Estate of Eli BYler.

4 DNINISTRA ATOR'S NOTICE.-Whercas,
y Letters OF Administration on the estate
of Eli Byler, late OF East Bufaloe township,
deceased. have been granted 20 the subscriber
BY the Register Of Union county in due form
os law. therefore all persons indebted 10 Said
estate are requested To make immediate pay
mcnl. aul those having just claims against
The same may present them udiy authenticated
for settlement. tn
CONRAD SHECkLER, Adm'r
Forest II mn, Oct. 10, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

nn-W Wesley Scott, of Northumberland,
Cbrothcr of James Scott, of this borough, J
was severely burned by the explosion of a
fluid lamp, last Sunday evening. lie
thinks it would have proved fatal, had he
not qucnched the fame by plunging into
the canal.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
Ecvi>b.,rS Bank. Oct I6, 1861

N-OTICE IS hereby gwen, that an Election
\ Tor thirteen Directors, will be held at
the Banking House on Monday, Nov. is, sol.
between tn hours Of 9 o'clock, A VI. and ,
O'Clock. p. NJ. A General Mee'ing Of the
S'ockholicrS will be held on Tuesday, Nov.
., 1861, at 10 O'Clock. y VI.
DAVID REFER, Cashier.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-Pariuer>hip heretofore existing
between the urdersi ened under the firm
OF HUHSH q GnopNA>. is thus day dissolved
by mutual coUSenj. The Books and Notes are
lsf' al the Old Sand frr syssdy sehkhIert All
who fell interested, will please take notice
FTTER HUESH.
Iewistury. sept 1G. 1851 JOHN n GOODMAN