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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

ing the fowl by the walking sticks, BRAN
ishcd it over my head, and the way the
bows vanished was caution. Whether
it was the sight of such thingas chick
en- in camp, or my appearance, that scared
them am unable to tell but think it
must be the latter, as had on the cap,
and my appearance must have been as
comical, if not as frightful as that Of
"Vandal and his Havelock." After look
ing over the contents to our satisfaction,
we replaced them and turned in for the
night, and were soon in the embrace OF
Old Morpheus, dreaming of friends and
the " land of pumpkin pies" There is
no news of importance Weare expectig
to move this week. | am unable to tell
where we shall go. There is a report
that we shall 60 to Fortress Monroe and
| am inclined to believe it, but there is
nothing certain about it. | am we'll as
usual. All the rest of the boys are in
their usual health,
Your affectionate son,
GEo. r. POWERS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29
Contrabands.

The inroad of our armies into Secessla,
is likely to raise the matter OF contra
bands to proportions of an alarming char
acter. Already the Commissariat feels
the pressure of unemployed and fugitive
negroes. In som, parts Of the country it
has become necessary to exclude them
from the lines of the army, on account of
the impossibility of distinguishing be-
tween those true to the Union, and such
as are in league with their old masters.
Whether suddenly breaking the letters
Of bondage, and setting loose hundreds of
of thousands, in Beaufort style, will over
whelm their masters or our armies is truly
a contraband problem. 1t is surmised the
Secretary of War will recommend arming
contrabands. To us such course will be
dangerous, for the treachery of the negro
is provcrbial. Would it not be better to
make the plantations industrial homes
under army regulations, employ colpor-
teurs and school masters, and thus pre-
pare contrabands to assist themselves
and contribute to the relief of the army,
instead Of preying upon the resources of
the commissarlat, and like the locusts of
Egypt, dcvour every green thing.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29
gg The war news the past week, ma

ca The war news the past week, may
be summed up in a few words. In Mis-
souri, the rebels are again overrunning the
State. In western Virginia, the rebels
arc everywhere giving way to the Union
forces. There is report that Fort Pick
ems has opened fire on the rebel fortifca-
tons in its vicinity. The feet of gun
boats for the descent of the Mississippi
is rapidly approaching completion at st.
Louis.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

PERsoNAL-Among the arrivals at the
American last evening, was Major z.
X. Pangborn, Paymaster U. S. A. He
was attached to Gen Sherman's Division
Staff in the recent Naval Expedition. He
left Port Royal on Saturday last, arriving
at New York, on the splendid transport
steamer Baltic. Quite a number of citi.
zens called on Major Pangborn at his room
last evening, to whom he exhibited numer-
Gus trophies taken from seceshdom,"
among which were lady's ring set in
pearls, confederate ladys Bonnet (here-
tofore referred to in the columns Of the
Times, several children's toys, copy Of
Hardees tactics, some sea Island cotton
a secesh fatigue cap, &c. Major PahS.
born came as bearer of dispatches to the
Navy Department. He also brought the
original ordinance Of Secession of South
Carolina (Which had been deposited In
Beaufort as an extraordinary place Of
safety,) as well as the photographs of thu
members Of the Convention, who signed
the ordinance. The records of the Con
vention are also in the possession Of Ger
Sherman, who undoubtedly has ere this
forwarded them TO the Government.
The Major is looking we'll, and believe
with contraband" whom he met i,
Beaufort, that de last day had come
for the rebellion. He returns to Por
Royal within few days.--Burlingto,
Times.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

az We have received communication
from correspondent in Morrisville, in
which the writer states that on several
occasions public meetings in that village
have been disturbed by persons under the
influence Of strong drink. Such conduct
cannot be TOO severely consurcd, and the
individuals who furnish the poison can
hardly be too rigidly dealt with.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

The CAvALRY.-Capt. Sawyer, WIFI
came home on Saturday last for the pur
pose of closing up his private matters, re
turned to his company on Tuesday. J.. J,
Cook, of this town, son of Edison Cook,
went with him having enlisted in his CON-
pany.
VIM. Dutton and VIM. Sparrow also
came home on Saturday. They retur'''
on Monday.
Though the regiment .,au 0'u',' "
start for Washingtr-. on Monday 1t Is
thought t,.y will not leave till after
thapxsgiving
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29
Esy The editor of the Brattleboro Pho

ca The editor of the Brattleboro PhG-
mir, speaking of the appearance of the
Cavalry regiment, says: 1.-The ncatest
and easiest rider in the lot is, to my mind,
my esteemed friend Capt. Sawyer of the
Lamoille and Orleans Company. He is
specimen brick, 'mudsill' that none
Of the chivalry will care to meet"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

gg BY reference to our advertising
columns, it will be Sc, that another oppor-
tunity for enlisting is presented to the
young men of "Spunky Lamoille." Iii
the duty of all young men who can con-
sistently leave home, to give their services
for the support Of the constitution. Come
young men, do not be backward.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

II
Mr.. James B. Wyatt shot from the barn
Of Mr.. Nathaniel Persons, on Saturday
last an American eagle. His wings meas
urcd, when spread at full length, six feet
and three inches.
The bird had been around in that Sec
tion several days, and had been shot at
two or three times. He had been seen to
carry off a few large turkeys during the
time with perfect ease The eagle was
presented to Prof. G. L. Allen, of tho
Medical College, and has been sent to
New York city to be prepared for the mu7
scum Of the College. --R,aland Herald.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

DE- DR.. E. S. Blanchard, who has been
absent for some weeks, under the care Of
DR.. G. NJ. Rublee is again at home. DR..
Blanchard has for the last eight months
been troubled with bronchial and catarrh
al difficulty, and says that he feels much
relieved.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

ID The County Court commences its
session at this place on Tuesday next, in
preparation for which, the members of
Capt Grouts company who were stopping
at the American, have been found places,
partly at buttons Hotel, and the balance
in private families, L. Lilley making room
for about dozen.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29
-rERs FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

The following letter written to DR.. Pow.
ers, of Morrisville, who has kindly allow.
ed us to publish it, explains itself. II
shows that the things sent are apprecia-
ted:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

SAD AocIDENT.-On Friday last, Hen
ry +. Luce, son of E. S. Luce of Stowe,
a lad aged about l6 years, fell from a
wagon load of starch and the wheel ran
over his head instantly killing him.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

CD Sergeant Z. A. Woodbury., who
has been drilling Capt CIRCUITS company,
for few days. has received pension of
So Or month from Government.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

EgA protracted meeting is being held
in johnson, in the Methodist church, and
is being well attended.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

COMING HoME.--Wc understand the
Band of the End VT Regiment, which was
recruited in this place, is expecting to
come home when they are next paid off,
which will be- in few weeks.---Benning.
ton Banner. "N W.N ~ aA IL
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

Gu, w. II. Hadly, Of johnson, is author
lied to act as agent for us, in the receipt
of subscriptions or money.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

GO In order to get an opportunity to
attend thanksgiving we issue the paper
on Wednesday this week.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

Ey"The Rev. I. M. Merriman has closed
his labors with the Baptist Church in
johnson, and accepted call from the
American Union Bible Society, to act as
agent in the State of Michigan, for which
place he started on Saturday the 23d inst.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

gJ The Irasburgh Standard contains
a call for couple OF railroad meetings
in that county,-one at Barton Landing
on the 26th and at Newport on the Goth,
for the purpose of devising ways and
means to secure the completion of the
Passumpsic railroad. 1t ought to have
been done long ago. We wish the enter
prise success. We are informed that the
Shefford & Chambly road is going ahead
rapidly, and will reach the lake in few
months at farthest, Every farmer in
the county has q vital interest in the I'M
ion of these two roads.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

ca We have not learned when Capt.
Grout's company is expected to leave.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29

ca Messrs Ballou & Loveland have
sent us copy of Leavtt's Family Altman
&C for 1862, published by Edison G. East
man, Concord N H., and sold by Ballou
& Loveland, Montpelier.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-29
ar Saturday gave US another fall Of

snow, and Monday night made slight
addition TO it, so that now we have some
five or six inches in depth, and everybody
and HE ncighbor il out with his sleigh.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-19
PRINTERS HAVING \ JoKg.-A deleg-

Painters HAVING \ JOkE.-A deleg-
alton Of printers from the Twentieth Ohio
Regiment stationed at Fairmont, Va, have
taken possession of the True ITyinian
printing offi;e, in that town Their frs,
leading article was au invitation to the late
editor, 70 come back-ihus:
"Nen 10 military traPqin:s now occupy
the Identical stool on which your peaceful
toly once slt. They write Union articles
with your 'Secesh' pen they drink Union
whisky out of your Old bottle, nriukaTi ..
ami the devil wears your coat and the
p ke you kspt Is 1 relIc Of JOLu Brown at
liarpcr'- Ferry, the boys use now 10 cut
your rules, and the paper ani lux you pre-
pared .or Secession purposes are now used
to prin,arm blanks upon. o, Ddnkard
YOU ough, to be here. How can you stay
away: Your types are set up for ULion
articles; your press prIuts them. And,
more than this, the S'ars and Stripes t5a,
from your uiudoy aud We all know, from
The IS ief: in yoa. >9ar''o1, tia, this
doesn't sui: you. Cone back, then, aud
tase possession. Brog al. your friends
II-ary \ Wise, J yhn L:;cLeg ali the yes,
with you"
rSy-To comprehend fully the sublime
impudence of thess wasgi-h Buckeye
,yp9es, JUS; imagine horde Of Southern
b!oJ3- in the CHRONICLE shop, desecra,-
ing our types BY printing an abgm.nabIe
Di.uuion rac FOX Lewi,bur,,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-19
--latest News

,s,-Tlz Progre., Of the L. 5 Army 'hs
last few days t4s been "-l5s ta, sure"
Gen. Patterson drove the enemy before
him, from N4r,ins5urg-they 60; makiog
a stand even at theiE Bunker Ill.," but
re,rea;iug further d5wn the foe Valley Of
Virginia, al suffering loss il skirmishes,
and BY d-seriion-, all alou. The Union
IL. are welcomed nearly every P'scs
Gen-N CleI,en appears to be closing mp
his work in Western Virginia, where Ibs
reported victories of paris Of his Division
are confirmed \ portion Of Wise's force
on the kauhasa vas defeated aud taken,
bat Wise'- death j. not assured
The Graui Army from Washington, now
apparently fully equipped, commenced its
march on Monday towards the Rebe! Eo-
campmen,. |; was display Of strength
this CoDijnen, never saw before. Our
men are in good Trim, aud With ordinary
vigilance should be triuuphau'
The Rebels I'D 10 haste from Fairfax
C.H.. leaving some property aud suffering
somewhat 10 skirmi-Les.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-19

4 GREEABLY 20 a second Plur.gs order of
\ tn Orphan Crrr; %! Union county he'd
ln Lew.slurg, -f.h MI vii o!'-r az public
sale, 90 the premises. an MONDAY, The is,h
tay Of Aucn>r mex, commencing al 100 clock
4 NJ ihe following Real E>latr o' fbA| II.
CLARK. dec d. ro W.: A! that certain iul Il
ground situate Ia he.IyI. wnShlp.j rt'n county.
bounded north. >oo'h and we>i by .anf> oi
George +. Miller, E. art east ay the >uS-
0uehacul r:v--- cHn'-t.fn- about hall an acre
more gr .->> wher-. are erected IH" -
~.arr, Flams Dazzling II use. N1a7-EI
ant sable Y .lH The a7fIC:eaauc-s. Terms
made known al sale hv
WW. G. LAWSON, Atmil'f
" ten. Iuly 10. I-1I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-19
rHILAp.. july lS-P. ".

h!iAi'-. Jui A--f- "
Gen. Patterson has sent flag of trucs
to Winchester, giving them Il hour. TO
remove their women and chIldreu-for at
the expiration % that tine hs intends
to attack the Rebels
Gen NJ D0.eil Is advancing With IS 900
men. Gems Bsuregard and johnson have
united their forces at Ceu,revIlie, number
ing 81, 600 men. 4 great battle is looked
fer.
[Centreviile Is a small town north Of
the road between Fairfax sud Manassas
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-19
Heroism Of our Women.


o Mrs Mary \ i.iverm1re, an editor Of
the Chicago .Nr.r C,cenrat, IN late ar,i-
Gle in that paper, gives the following in-
c.ieu:-, ILLUSTRATING the heroic and se,.->ac-
riiciug spirit Of our American women, when
called upon 10 give up theiT household
gods for the welfare of their country. No
man eau read these lines with unmoI--
,eueieyc>: j
Wewere IN Boston when the Presidents
rcGqi>irlon for seventy five thousand troops
alshC4 over the wires, and when the Frs;
Regiment left Massachusetts fr the South.
The memory Of Par;Iues then witnessed,
which almos. wrun- ou, the life from wife
ly and mo,heEly hearts, Will never be for
gotten They were the very flower Of
Massachusetts, youth who were ordered
away, aud they were leaving behind them
wives aud mothers worthy their Puritan
ancestry.
"Well, good bye" said young soldier,
as the last moment Of departure came,
bending over aud kissing his vile, girlish
ma,ron Of nineteen, GOOD bye. Molly"
and be turned TO q. But she held him
neEvously with both hands, aai for mo-
men; i. seemed as ifa spasu pain forced
ou, the wor is &C ood byo-GoI bless you.
d.1- Hsnry-I nover expec: to see you
again aud then, lifting her ashen face
to his, while new ligh. came TO her tear
less eyes aud a half smile fckered sbou:
her white liPs-''J~ IhIre,.t tie hear, to
tell you r.. II -. Good bye. God bless
you
"Dii you see James ari Charles in ,ha:
Company - asked a mother, pointing to
troops marching to the Depot, to leave for
theP ace ofreni,zvous. "Are You willing
they should go:" we asked, Lesi;atiDsly,
for We remembered the fearful SORROW
which overwhelmed her, feu years before,
when another sou was drowned IN the Bay
Of Fraucisco. "Ycs," was the reply, the
anxious AID sorrowful eyes looking far
bevond wbila the thin sore-.xo,ked na,. =
yonsly \, her fur cane: i, Is b,rI-ve,
We can do anvtLipr f, our c,rD,rr-
apy,,ip,: but | feel sure | have seen mv
brave bovs for the las. time" All, those
Of u. vb2 have Looked m tho face. of o,-
dear children can c,mprebsn6 n. a,onv /
Of that mor,so. The nsx. mo,n;,, wa
i5aulrsi of 4 member of the bou.obo,i #
MS. - Kept at the same exalted pitch
Of moral teroism? ave can not tell,
was the reply. "she srp< notliay. Int Eoeps
,S;s5iyDo,,onL,,;L,,,n;,i.
,.....-y .r.,,-,.- -, ,-.n W.
'0 '''"J "",'
l'-s' 'He f'"ef u 'N-' sen''nlen' "aieh
ran triumph thus over mothers love.
Brave wives heroic mothers , noble sis
ers and dauchters We thauk g Cd ,ha.
he world is enriched by the EXAMPLES Of
,-,b s,orif.s an; ss1f,o,r,.;,,., i.
;srneath the frivolity and weakne.. ofwo.
nan. and .ba s7rl;d soIfsbness # -r,,
b,., b.. baa, Ir;n 80, 3 .,,.
-
"a''" "a fA'''''IsHi' u "H'cu We
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-19

ACard. Duuns my absence On seIl.l-
Reapers yu.>.de Of lnIou county the r-gor.
has been circulated that have wlrhdraun a.
4 candidate for sheriff This i not true.
remain n the ii-li-will BE lhankfa! for ever
hOnrsI vrIr onn c~,-an4 1t nominated and
elected Kill try 10 10 the far thing with all.
yu!y i. ELISHA STE.UB
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-19
riglr>uin >fui.wtfkli--.
r-.>'a, Morning \ Friday Afternoon


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Marsh NO. -'' '' '....''
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candidates Cards 81. appear To-day
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,oo, yur,Ii w. .u..>h ta-lay.
v., ,rr,tu~,on> rr'ra'r~ E,,sr~
90. Hsr.,. .,...e, .'.. h.- E,ee-,.r.,
e.. =, NJ. ..- .. H.. --. %.
Palmer viii r-.. '.-H.rr.w.
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80 '-7 "
~-T5s W1e4; H.rss-' .u this r.Gi
i.1..r,g gathered ia-ant c'rri u CRY.
The rams # Sunday made ,n5re
~. tut very .i,,.e lasting injury
U.,, sud C.Tn are coming u better
tl.s.s-y .ogkr! Ia, III nth.
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u-Ihe eLec'urc'annoauccii'rN for Non1a;
rsorus # conmcnecmrut Web K, Nas a
Teacher aud Preacher IL Nlrg.ula, wh'ra
is left la, Year out Of di-ta;e far her
peculiar qualities. The puI.ai papers
~, -3.
a. . D'o" ''i1 ~ = >" :
-c'lr2 are 'or tue oelcu' u S,-t-n'S.
,s.,,,unr... -.f,,..s -, -.ir.. -. 1-.r
90 H'n ahi s'ee'' uu' proposes 30 ''t'e'
u- iIues on both IuxurIcs aud s'aII~-.
far purposes. BreckiurII.e -ul 9th
e. ., Tory proren.I,i,s MIX ,re..l.,. a.
,ot.,,a..,Iirvto tho ,;,rerpu'r,,. ..,,..r
3sre r,aif.st. Bot the great mas IL
,..6 5r4och % quietly on dcyl,in. m-.s
tr..il crush the rebellion.
,,
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a.. 80. t..,r., ,,...-...-....r ~
,-.av,x .;s., rr,,n A.. had recon-.
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-..,s,,.3 Ly V,r,b C,T..,pi,p rr..p n.
.,.,... e SI,ycry, T,x S,....,, :. q
rSs,,.,- f-,n, pb,,-,,....-i !. >,-,t.r
s,As H,r.o-,,lo, Gt,;-'s morton ,,;.
rBcr,,k :. er,,I,,d f-,r the IT,g.s f--
II. n,,nn.ss and crime of b,,ri,, arms
,...,.,,bs,; ,verpn.p,vbi.bL.5l.i him
...bs had sworn TO support,
=. 's "'- s"''" - supp
4, ;a'aecred over the Senate IL much
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-19

Norm 20, July :, Ien.
We the under. Els- have l,-tay seen Jas.
:. MARSH : Patent Automatic Reaper d as
nice -crr Bia~ Stem aai Ns4IteTrau-a N
Naea; a. can BE- t7le ty hand Hl,h any Ma
chine We have seen. Tae driver has .a.i ant
ready control o. The Rake, and The >heayes are
made as ftee from taug.e a ): putcI ty hand.
We iA.nk The lm7ToyemeH, psTfec; success
and can cari.iIv recommend Jas ;. Marsh &
Cos Seii-RaA.us Reaper To auv farmer wish
ing great ia'or-savIng Machrae.
Danl !. C2Ul Hiram Dreisbach
Nm Caul Jas M'poweII
l'y '-'-.'''-al l.. ID. Brewer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-19

1--we. Co. Pa Juy =, 1851
We the Undersigned have Today seen Jas
;. NARSH'> Automatic Reaper wrrh ~ hea-
Ey-;aGs LED Lancaster Wheat. ear, .u lh- muI-
E.lg an! -rasl We; 9Th heavy ran. 10 grassy
bottom, alt certify ma: We have Z. more
difficult cutting any time Cf r1s +av rr :; aav
season Of the wear. The Machine. vi.h Two
horses ant driver. done the work Of ru'rrg
OF 10 good savsi> (or sheave.) and out q: the
road nf the team. faster ant 70 better aisar-
'age than could ts done with crat.es. making
better work than We could possibly Put Of Hy
hand A a great ls51r-Sav.rG machine. lhiS
Se.'-RaEIng Arrangement : tv Us cartlt,v
recon mentei t7 anv farmer wishing Reap
er a. We k1 ,- 3; g. be very s1rerIrr Mower
7. J. Strebcigh JOS. II. Moon
!. {. Mood CAa's RaVle
Simon Led Geo. Bennett.
arl o+l-r-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-19

nsz- -N4,sh's Adssttisemtnt5 were re-
eeigsI q, - l.-t al hour a. - crowd -ut
..-e -. l-.ie! l.! :.-lay :ssI:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-19

\ fight occurred in Missouri, about ;
miles trem Fulton, SIX Federal troops we're
KILLED and - Rebels, and two hundred
taken prisoners.
The Gen Garue. killed in Virginia, was
not the Ex-Congresmaa, bu, a former
Maj in the | ;. Army, who, thinking
Virginia greater than the Union, deserted
the latter tyr the former ali died the ir,i-
tors death.
Gel Seigel's defence scliDs, overpover-
Ing ODDS IN South Western Missouri. vas
the mys; brilliant and barie., fought affair
il The present war. lie Is an eIperieuced
German soldier, Dot 10 years Of age.
The Wildcats, uude. Col. BiddIe, a.
New Creek, % their march west from Cum
berlaud, Nd, M: and tF ke up a small
Rebel cmFauy, capturing some of their
goods, disabling some aLi meeting no les
themselves.
james Nontc7merv, Of Kansas fame.
has been appointed to CgloDelcy in the
Brigade to be raised in Kansas By Senator
Lane. There will be 10 pre,ense and
pay about Montgomery warflre If tie
Government wants no lighting done, he Is
the wrong man for the place.
The Borough Tax of Williamsror,. this
year Is Five Mills on the Dollar Tbi. with
SIX Mills for County Tax, Is ,olersbls
steep for 'these hard times"
The wife Of the poe. LougfciIcx. Las.
week, while Lighting sealing sax, hat her
clothes take FIRE, burning ber fatally Ia
trying to aid her, Mr.. L. also suffered 3
scvcIe scorebiDs.
Lewis Della, ths witty Bard Of Tower
Hall" died lately at al insane asylum.
The Companies in the Psun.yIvsuis
Reserve Corps az 30 be rsisci to lol men
each. Tbs Increase Of prlystes snd D..
Of offers promotes both economy and
efficiency.
G.euni ". Scofsid. Of Warren, !. sr-
pointed, by Gov. Curtin, Frs.idenr judge
IL place II John s. N'C.,uon,. a srsd-
ul,e Of Wes; Point, who has j,lned ,hs
Army.
Very small. indeed, u TIE "srr,s" IF
DID Granny Ntr:inia-shs bss obspgei
he nsmes Of "Scr't end "Bgcbspsu'
,cuut!ss, to paws and Stephens :.
Hon Henry k.rc. us'ivs ~ Mass
-busei's, died last week II a.I,u,o.n,
leed Il years
The Sultan cf T1rEsy .s 3sai.
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Rev. =. Rizer, native Of virginia
late pastor OF the New Berlin and sun
bury Lutheran churches, is Chaplain Of the
Highland 18th Regiment, Of New York,
Of which james Cameron IS Colonel
New Orleans papers report the death Q:
GOV. Ellis, Of y c., with Consumption.
Lieut. Wm. ? NC.esry has left Ni.ion
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Wanted I!

% J0URNEYNEN >H0ENAKERS
Immediately, T.. working On ARMY
>HOE>. Also
j0o Us heavy slaughter Sole Leather
200 sides Upper.5 TO : lbs. to the side.
J. SCOTT q >. SLIFER
LcF.s5ur-. July -. I,aI