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,RUsbFs OK EVERY uE5CRIPTI0S AT
5,e8 urusn iEcs1ry, 92Y Pea - Hsrper's build
1-; A.. alsi 'oI ~ tne lOwet fscory prices, pains
us - ~ sut,Arior qualify onSanty On hsnd,
DIN x uOPPKL. oil aiac'lls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-31

, RAiY CLAlti5, ACCOUNTS AND DE
l p4rla leluryl aud rullegt'd. ossh advanced, Y.
y ueufy a,ts b1uSit and sod. q. = HOUSE,
; Wei A. n Y. o3S Slac'lls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-31

PoARDING13A FEW YOUNG 1 S,.S MEN ~, Can Ii.s
~, rooms al 2S4 Tenth At, between Isl Avenue
snd Avenue A, tom So " 81 %, PER week. This
Eonse oontainS Ll mo9sTn tEprovements-hai
Has &c. olo %aAo 10"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-31

NOR IIvERPOOIl-BLACK BALL LINE
II Of psekets-The clipper slip ISAAC WEBB
eails tomorrow. For partage apply on how'd, Per
oa ", 81 River, or 10 JACOB WILSON l"S nth q,
TIE MANHATTAN sails On Monday 81 NJs. oD 3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-31

c6 CFNTS CAPITAL WILL DO TO BE
Z ~ sin, aud a Oh living nay lo mliA dnring
u ose hard ur e.. Call and sCs us M 80 RAeSman
Al HAsKINS N co u2S Clio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-31

JOOARD-A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID or gentleman and wife can OBTAIN board on
moderate terms, al lo ChNlas street, nlrth-wesi
soyner OF ClreenWIoh; AL Z lsiisG. II, FELrHAM.
Oc9 24ao'l3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-31

WANT D-SEAMRN, ORDINARY SEA
w man and landsmen, & ng " ship IA the U. 3.
Navy, will hnd 10 70 their benefit hy cNlir NJ the
olthing store, t0s Pearl 81, cornm VandeNAicr,
WHO ht. cut In the boa, AID ohaapf-t mannaf.
WM A. HII.r, 402 Pearl 81 oll 2iAr'l&
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-31

DOARDIE0-S2 26-CHEAPRST BOARD
ID Ing in New York-Nics roosls with good beard,
a % 10 % . week, and upwards LAdiea and
Families suited less thAn Al any other house. Hios
n@rloS with pianos. " L5penard -, near Broad
way and Canal. Also, wasehmAn all night and
lodgings cheap. % NAo'lSS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-31

XXTANIED-iO GOOD TAILORS-ALso
w 100 Z. od toIos o. al high raic, ~ u Ett 81,
near Grand N. ferry. oSl 8'l2O
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EsrPu.oYMRNr-maios.

10Y wANTED-NAPRIN OFFICE;
- ope W o fnsws how ~ setype and will mske
himself useful, can have = ssesdy situation. hppy
70 N. GAUNr1, ~ wakes 81, Top door. oos0t'1Os
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-31

@ESF " HEAP-CoMFoRTABLB
"a. te-'.lO cents : night, or 90 csnls a
- as o. less; single rooms 10 osnta. MAI
Nr-,S M cents. Raireshmena equally
ID q. HOUSE, 100 Franklin 81, near
'l20 -ehmAn al night. os 2San'19l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-31

= oDGINGS-TRE CHEAPEST AND Best
.lII ling houss In ths city, now newly opened,
reuiuspectable men can ba accommodated WIN
.en, put ortable 3s beds, from 10 70 - cts per
waiIanteo's rooms from is 10 10 cts per night hs-
0AnktI 3 given 70 order. A. ths Park View
NLtaisok 80, rs 2LAo'1ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-31
SHIPPING.

r,oR LIvERPooI,-THE FAvo2IrE Ship
4 EoBERr CENTRE wiii psit.voy sal 81
kur,v cn h'ard, Pier ~ Eat river, or O. A. TEN
EYCk, 81 scuth u. 0cS S'l''
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21

1ALFRED DIEHL, Of Hartley TP, | aion
Co, while on visit iu Centre county
enlisted With the Curtin Guards Of Belle
fonte, ard writes home from Chambersburg
as follows
CAMP SLIrER, May II, 1851.
DEAR FATHER: I am very happy to
receive from you this morning letter
With such patriotic feelings and religious
seniimeuts-especially as our eyes may
never behold each other agaiu-tut, II We
never meet again OF earth, hope TO nes;
YOU all in glory. l. may appear hard to
you, sometimes, that | enlisted SO sudden
": but it was for our glorious Uuioa-
ior tie Stars and Stripes tia, have waved
over our heads SO long unmoIestsd, aud
which Rebels have now torn down ami
tramplej beneath their .se. Who would
10, fight for such cau=a-for such m2-
jeslic freedom as We chi joy.
The Eight Regiment was presented with
a fIs by the Ladies OF Cbaubet-burg, an1
when it vas raised there came two Eagles,
from DO one knows where wLicl scared
around the a4g two or three Tines, aud
then fcw towards the North. II appears
to me that there IS something lovely, in
the S,ars aud Stripes, to the very birds.
dli not come he-a because | l5Te to
f.ht, bu; to defend the rights of cur g.o-
rious country and the friends leave be
hind ne, and you may be proud that your
son volunteers for such a cause. We hope
to cauy our flag safe through the cam
paiEn, AID never lover il under :he storms
Of Southern bullets would not under
any circumstances return whlie the Union
Is il danger, bu, hope BY the mercy Of
G.I l may yet see my home again. There
Is an eT,Et by the Caambersba.g people
to keep the Tenth Regimen; here for i
Home Guard, bu. We don't Han; 20 stay.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21
The Boys have got those Boxes
WASHINGTON, MAY -, 81.

WASHINGTON, May 10, ol.
To Mas. 4. ANNE WADE, On behalf OF Ihe
Ladies OF ewi,burg:
DEAR MADAM: To-day we received the
box of clothing and good things which
Your invaluable letter Informs Us were con-
,ributed freely AID cordially By the ladies
Of Lewisburg.
Allow me, on behalf Of the LoHisburg
Infantry, to return, through you, to the
dear Ladies of LewisburE, our sincere
thanks f.r their noble present. Never
was 4 present more orPOriuDeIy made or
more gratefully received. Rest assured,
tha. we did no, need this further incentive
to remind Us Of the mothers, wives, sisters
and sweetLearts, 10 whose behalf, as well as
our couutry's, We left our homes, 10 bat
tie and to die if need be. But We receive
them gratefully and Py5udly-gra'eiGl.y
because We have the privilege Of proving
ourselves worthy 10 te remembered by
such w-meL-fE11liy, ttc4GseCWe h9h'
for a country and cause under whose
fostering care such women are reared. Say
to the ladies' Of Law.sbure. that a.. we AK
J. au opportunity 10 show them Oh the bat
tie f-Il, tha, We axe Mt unworthy recipI-
eu,s Of the fruits Of the many ;9i.s5me
hours their generous presents 10 Us mus;
have cost them. Once more requesting
you to return to the Ladies Of Lewisburs
our hear.f-,, ;hslks, t,r their timely and
acceptable gift, aul invoking f5r you and
f-r them Gods choices. blessings, ever
nore, and hoping tha; We nag live to
thank them a. in some future day, "hcn
cur country SHAH No longer need cur ser
vices, permit ne to subscribe myself
Y.ur grateful auI b, !i-ut servant,
J. ". CHAMEERLy, Capt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21
From Fortress Monroe.
col DINAICk pI>PEEsEs The REELS.

On Monday morning last, band Of
Secessionis,s, who had been for some time
making Hampton their headquarters, and
who have had sentinel stationed on the
Hampton eud Of the Bridge ;La, come cts
th4; : "a ce with the dyke leading from the
Fortress grounds, ssnt dsguiation to
Col Dimmick, (comuauding a, Fortress
Monroe, dsmaud.ng sole possession Of the
road leading acr,ss the dyke, and which
has for some time past been under the
guard of the garrison Col. Dimmick' :
reply was that lie would give the rebels
Just ten minutes to disperse, and leave
him in exclusive occupation Of the dyke
aud bridge. Col. Dimmick Immediately
took steps TO make good his word, and o.
dcred forward two Companies Of Nassa-
chu:st;s ;rooIs, and planted heavy guns
- a: 10 sweep the entire distance. The
Col. with watch in hand, awaited tie
movements of the Rebels, who, seeing lis
determined attitude, fed, and when
.,.ue' was called not one was t. be seen.
Two hundred Of the Massachusetts, meu
then took possession Of the dyke and
bridge, AMI also We. a;the extreme eud
@; tie latter. Col. Diumiek was deter
miu,i to treat all demous.ra;i-us Of the
K bel- in the same m4uuer. Tiirty-liue
women aud six'y-oue children came il the
B5xmau, under e,c9r'ot Leu. Nci.2ash-
In, aud ten others from Governors :,
and, wbo recently accompanied trans
r-r; TO tie 7 Ttres.. The Bauima.ter ct
tie Fortress was also apasscDger, VIII las
seven days leave Of absence. The women
auI children vii 20 10 Fort Hamilton.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21
To ths American People.



Tina, late, in hall despair, I sad
tine Nations ancient .lir IS deaf;
Her arm IS weak. her blood Is cold;
she hugs the peace lha: gives her god
The sn4me.l! peace, thaI sees expire
Each teac.u-Ighl OF pa,uyt ire,
And MAKES her caur. 'ral,ocs len
Forzive ne ,hi-, M C-uLt7ymea!
Ohi-in v1ur loug fcrbeararce grand,
Sow % suspect the treason planned,
Eaiuung wrong, ". hoping good
FL sake ct olden tru,hsfnogt.
II "a .raHler. how Sul'imsr FAR
- the reused Eagles ca! - are,
Leap4ng from -iumb-r 90 Tie .chi
For Freedom AM i5r Ca5rleI-G a. -li'
Throughout he land jhere gees = CRY;
4 sudden sp,eItor Ills The sv:
From every hi.l The banners bur,
like bud by Apr treeges E..s:;
H. every hamlet. A.me, aDt G.-I:
1ha ar--1eat ,: a s..gl@ heart
K.-a -nr o. Slrars Gr $50 pulses u.z
Our 5...l vita that f seventy SIX.
The shit hereby .ae o.t lag ;-I
r n ~1uraT'> battered 'alel
Struck Iowa The lines q party c--ei
An made ye One 30 soul ami tlcl--
U.- mI-h,v People. s.err ana .lr.-S
7. crush the cru>unajet wrong,
Indignant w..h the wra'1 81. -- I'd
SMa-, as tn- av.Gi ysr. .. G.l,
Tae cur is fI, They N 1rh;ye bind 8:
TIE Tr,T> 4 state iaev Irjermiuel;
Abused vu1r rTu,r. your strength isrst.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21
Chattels, Capitalists.

lie A,JEs A3,erii-er Of "Wednesday
"'A-csihe!ai.Owiug extraordinary letter:
-, :; ;9LNoro-Is, April .6-TwO negroes
--i-rE1 have taken nine hundred dol
= u tie Confederate Loan. Peter. the
%H! Of Mrs Tarbert, aud a black
- Al Spring HUI, took four hundred
- std the foreman Of i. Hatch,
- ID his plantation al A,cola, took
l-l1Eet dollars. Some Of our most
-! Pau'eIs have 10, taken a dollar,
:. die's that are able to take thousands,
:. 'S 'l.y subscribed IRON $50 to 500.
q tie Patriotism u our wealthy
lat the negroes should te more "a
~: ihaa ,bey.'
: Il seems iha. chatiels, which dare
."a'd saa! estate, vote, testify in courts,
's''.se auy other rights of treenen in
-'na, ean still gi7e their little pecu,
sa'nIngs to the despo;ism that rules
''l'a Can soy Southern political
q: ezP-.c ...3 a-ouo.y!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21
Clothing of the 4th Regiment.

C!0tllLg OF lit 1IH he SI!AoAI'
There ! e a, mas of caltTa-'c'ory
.-:-:.c.,5us stories rei4t.ye 10 tie CO.,
s,3 a44.i,y rf,he outside garments 4 the
Issru.u: - vl.ch tie LaHi-tlr- l-flC-
,r7 j. attached. The common rePyr: i,
tia; they COS, the State Sl7 each sr4 are
v.r,a only = or 3. *. *, y oGr
soldiers xeu, in ! hurry, ani e'ery.b.1g
had to Be started anew, it vas l.. 10 be
expected tia, as g77i or as cheap oa'f:s
could be provided Is il States better pr
pared, where more time vas given. TIE
:..1wio- letter from Z vel informed and
,s:Pousi5.e gentleman, IL answer to 81 IL
l-iry from u, We suppose explains The
ra;'sr sal,f.ct-II!y, a. far as the STATE
Administration i cluc-Tued:
HARRISDrRG. Pa, Nag l6, 'Gl
on. WogUEH, Ed: TIE uniforms
81: 70 cur soldiers, be.ieve, est the
>.:e abou, nine or ten dollars, aud are
...i. am told, simply fJE shift, as
~ test material could &c! Dc 20: 10 mar
a., AID the meu were represented as Ia.
l.. There IL u7w an order :1r w0-.eu
r-:-ruls fJr the Regiment. They wIA
lave them as soon q tLey can te made,
,-3.Iayiiiy as the uatstll. flr them eau
+ .c-rished. Theurd-T clothing i good,
's.,,s;s and pants are rough. TIE cloth
n. ., sutjeci to tie Inspection Of
J-,;s3 >:a;es offcer, detailed t.r that rur-
Y,ss II tie General Government d.
ia.cs tie very best has been done that
c-E1 Be done under the circumstances.
NT-s can Lot clo:he thousands Of men,
;:ivssk o. two, 10 wool.eu goods, you
-: .:c.s,hs them with what you can get.
Tie Legislature has published in pam
-; firm detailed statement Of military
sI,su.ss iucgrrei-bils Of materials, cost
z! articles furnished, &c, most Of them
sE,'1 to-.hich may be more satisfactory
:. :3osa Rto wish TO examine the matter
:: :s,ail. The people should be slow to
.a.!s7s stories, .or political ef9c', got
:, 5y tie reckless, designing enemies Of
Gs Administrator. They should think
l-:.s about the matter, aud have some
":5!sucs iu the eudeavors Of those il
'giag positions doing the best they can,
r.'sai Of gulPing down every idle ta.e
a. i..ssrcusib.e rum1r.
We have thus given both sides Of 8
c.a:, which We row dismiss. Bu: We
;1a say, it is well ;ha: this early scrl-
L! aas commenced, 50 tha. speculation
.;4i1Posi,iou may be ripped in the bud.
Let oc'a State and National Government,
P's;iole, trace back all bad bargains il
- 'r clothes, and if no redress is etfec-
:: l.i them be a: lsas; on the guard for
:: future
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21
WheTs the Strength Lies.

FOPTLiII0N OF THE IdEEE tlA>sEs o. >IAIES.
\ correspondent has kindly furnished
Us the toIioSipg highly suggestive ami
important statistics. tie thinks they Wi!
show coucu.ively which way tie Ca: il.
likely to jump.
The White population Of toe States
which have responded to tie c.. ot iha
p-asi,isn. i a. f,liov=.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21

- B. reque.: many friends. THONAS
CHURCH, Ot Harley township. silI bs .
nii.a;s iar SHERIFF Of Union coue;y a.
;ae coming E.-cuou. subject 70 the dec ..oa
G: ne Republican UnioG nOmlrs,i0us. MaysS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21

NR. Eprroz: Permit us lnr5' me column Is
OF yourpaper 10 recommend A u, - - : =. II l.
o. Lexls5lrg a. a s.t.e-.e ea--i-a.= JOY 1'-7,
uE NrL.aw ne IS cu- OF lHe working men Q!
the par,r. and o. re >ao1.t te fixed upon a
our candidate ne would uatau7'--.y 'e e'ee-
red aod would ln-Ae iaiih.l. Daieer-
s.-.oe MANI RETU sLIcAys.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21
The Campaign.

The rapid ordering Of troops to Wash
;ne'oa and other point. at the South, nat
ura.lS eze.tes public expectation, aui same
important military movements are Locked
f5T, to take pace in very short tine.
OF course, there Is much speculation SIS -
the nature q such movements, aud the
military editors of New York. who uadar-
took to plan the eaEfaigus Of the C.imsa
and Italy t5r tie Enf-T-r Napoleon, aEe
busy as ever p..lli-g the campaign Of
General Scott. Some WI. haze il that
the ball will be opened at F9I; PicksDs ;
51ms sag Cairo; some Ha'Psr's FeEEy ;
some Whesiiag; some AieIardria; soue
Norfe.k We sre 10, sure tina, seus do
q: im9gjcs tia. C4l-.es.on or Sl7suab
may xi,1sss tie frs attack Of tie Federal
forces uTra iis rste.s.
ItisWise Ia tt G}veT1nsu: to keeP is
plans private; flr the vayy diversity ol
opinion. thus created help. to emtarIsss
tie rcte.s Ir,.e Is IL knowing whether
the c9rccutra.i cf f1rcas At For:rs,,
Monroe nay no: l. fsilt, to a.7eIs t.a
attention of Jef D4y.=s generals fs,l
tie real r3int Of s:ss,f. While ib.s Lur-
~ - i,i-oi N1ri : aLl are ,5Uesutrliel
there, tie Tsl-ra. isrces nag suiian'y te
brought = me rtterF F-il' SL-Ia CCi:sd
States = g-rty Las been se.Ii and NAY
r.c,ysr IT il : st5r, time and with little
t.r-5---: We ice at tle p-rpls1i'y
La: :, gs,s il the public Mind tecsuaa
i. e1.sll, iat5 E.rgiaia arl the o't-r
r-J-. States, an c-upe.s th5m either t.
b iaacii5-, q to aoga ti.Glly sui isaor-
aauy. We axhort q. r:ai-Es to he pa
Il ~ sll c-Lfi-ut, assuring them that
IT, government: kD5ss what i 5 at1g,
aud tia, the right blows VII. te s.rack at
the rieLt time and in the right I.acs.-
TEHJ q bin L4eirer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21
yrsll,a.D sEai.wEEALr--


Yr. Helen {. Hayes Is APPOINTED
p,.,-yi..rsss at Har;leton, Union CO.
,z-Jaisa Wilson was able to hold The
c.--. t.a,tRo hours, yesterday. Judge
c-,ban arrived las, evening, to attend to
.,u.s. ready for irial
,-s.riay morning last, the Sermons
- il Lewisturg were upon the
,,f;-.; + .lTem7eEapce-ald a mass meet
;-,:g the evening in the Methodist house
sr,l. promotion Of the cause.
rAg cd Union victory is recorded
= --,-bensuia! record. Mr.CooPer voted
..,;r., Secession a, Winchester, where he
-'.iss3 ba. such was the enmi'y shown
t-,s,, ,svta. sc, tia, be returned North,
l,.in, nary dues, aui established himself
here in 5a.ias.: WIKI NJ Evans, Last
r-r,l bs returned. -2l-4,,Lo' threaten
= with dsa,l, h: protected ty noble
,s-.-ra, f,is1:s-ul-e rev uaian vows,
~ then ".se.3 J. with his rich pre-
rna,vr.1,-l I'D safe which has -:
,-tim:.s tr..l.-s: attract.
TIE ugut5r Of iu'ermsn's in the
l.z..sgr. Cemetery. year euiirg ls;inst.,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21
4 TTENTION! Company!

\ TTENTI0Nl Company!
The VOlunteef's Mammal
Jast 1oitsted,
CONTAINS lULL INsTACCTIOSS
fer
TIE RKCICI-,
il the Schools Of the Soldier srd Squad.
With
oVss 0yE aUs1aEs TLLUsraATIJJL
Ar.uged sceori:nsso
.Scot's Sy,.em o. I.fin,ty Isc..os,
BY
Liau. Col. D. ". c. BAX-s.,
c, tas Mathis 3aart-
I2mo si,e-ceuveLieri for the P-otsl
70. sale 10 Isvisslrs ~ =. q. crsiss.
Rsi.il price, IS ct. per sopy-cr, eosni
f.1ible cloth, A. st.. Msi..d sryshsrs
i.s. Of tos'sg,, ou rect of 20 81 ~ c's, oy
CElgIs NHI,s. A..-. - 'asisk-'A
-, Nj. T.-r His { atom Co. p
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21
MARRIED..

na the ..:E ut. AZ y luchs-.-r, Tenn bT Rev IksS
a = me, kr-t9s Z 4E.-4.g q zres, Nr ALbAkT =
,yr. Ek. q L-3..elr. p 49, 4-ss IArfis .
LAu.1k 4 Azry star C5..ess, H.oets-.eE fSEa.sly
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21

An OLD PATRIoT-A nan n.Ec3
Mathew Adams, who lives in lna;sns,
three @. four miles from here, visi-
ted US yesterday. He informed Us that
be is upwards of hundred years old, that
be Tough. q: Trenton aud upon other bat
tle-s.las Of the Revelation; th.. be has
been A subscriber to the Journal for thirty
wears and caa read il withou, spectac.es;
and ;ha, be would, now, even if he were
in the vigor CT youth, give lis hearts
blood to save the Uaion from dissolution
Worthy old patriot . may you live lous
enough to see every stain erased from your
country's escutcheon, and the brightness Of
her glory re.to5ed.-L0uisrille Joianal.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21

IlJ Lut,i La4strSr.
Som Where yol savau,
S4wuey" a-k,Ia S,-:oa lAi! Of c5ua-
tryuau wi L. l. caught egauliu. through
the fsr:s CT L.s frg.: garden. "BJcA
sg.a," Cutting the acton to the word
was Slsu-y. prui-a: 81 1ss
cur remote. a:h..a e1ctsu.,s ars
full # mutations oys.;Ls certain capture
C: T4-h.ug,an. which ,E-y a.! suppose =
be ju.: s.; LauI AK. Il. stephen.
cane up through North Car 7!:ua apa Viz,
giuil, ,hoI'u. "Cl to Washington - Z:
every station, and 8as cLesrci % The echo
by ,b5g-auIs. To take V W4shius,7r by a
rush, seisilg the Pfesiieu', tie Cabinet,
AMI & 2. ccItt, is tLs daily topic and
nightly lrsam q a.. the m-rs di.;sli ret
a. Bl;, up ,Lis way, ,Lsy seem 70 have
thought better @: it since the New York
aud Massachusetts regiments opened tn.
road By Annapolis 70 tie ClP:'9.. Gov
Letcher, now thinks !, L., best to sei-e
ashington-at present., aud 50 says ;Ie
CLIyi.ea -Hreu,y 1t i. a decidedly
good idea 9. theirs. and itsy are Key 10
cherish il fJr some tine - TriiU.=.
We are iufyrmed that. on Tusslly tie
31tb ult., Augustus l.. Rags, who .,f hi,
home a, Nr Dreshers near Centre Hal,
Gu hi. way to B5al-turg, was seen, % ;he
same dag, seated ou q stone not yard
from the dam Of Meyer. mil, uea: the
latter place Ai:sr tia, time the rau
was missing ani not seen Ini!l uGd
f5a.iug On tee surface Of water ty party
Of n-herneo, uile days after tbc time he
lef; his home lie vi. s55u; .3 years Of
sre at the time 4 bis dsatb, was Ger
man by birth, and served 10 the French
army under Napoleon. /: l. Presumed
that, while rising irln hIs scat, having
rested Lis limbs, 70 Vr-cezd further, Be
became ciliy. aud only - feet r. u
the brink ot the r-Ii, lost His YAlauce
snl fell iLt, the wa;er Nr Klue s.-
formerly cj''r Z H1E..-s5u, Ja..ECo,
Fa-B H. -s.s P-rs.
I.R B.umeLn,rc vas, on;ts l5th inst,
convicted ty the efgr 4 District A:,0r-
uey =. d Smith. e perjury, 10 swearing
himself worth ST. cuu. IN order to b..
ont SLAYER and er.5- tin . escape jus
tice He had been twice :riei o-fJ's by
q verdict.
Levi. II. Funk ot tie .N''7ni1n, Nr
Higgins f be Wliiiau=poct GG-etts, aud 7
Jones ct the jersey tao.s I.ts;,,, are +
amone the Iulalte-r Ei!i-.s iE1n The /
Wes, BIaucb.
W.rT:c.,v-N, SPa-Tovgr,',, 'ac70:- ,
Il ioinel ;as Home Quad, " s.: Eookers, |
New Y-rE. sui s,ii IN 4 -Poech TIA; "it
IS understood ia, the II me G1,:iis 10,
to % to the var-, aud l.: 70 !aa5a Ion-
sers cy-.a, a. IL c4,s q is-F,,7a-"
Coy-caIPT.oN.-A virtu,, coEsc:iptioa
. now cymuoa At New Orleans. : fsa-
see, VIII vas driven int forced e-:.,nsn:
here. has written bcme "Ts, the boys
We .bal. aim ai;h sud Ere b!sUk c,T'riise"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21

ISFAyTs-In one Maine volunteer
company there are ,hirty-ons over SIX feet
in their stockings They are called the
"lh.,iy-ore la.al.s.'
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II We divide these totals by seven, TIE
proportion Of voters to the population, i;
would show the relative war strength ot
the rh-4- i,.i-i~-- ~f S'-.-- - '''i'-s'
Free State voters, 2,7i0,o00
Border State voters, 'poiVue
Seeded State voters, 5i>,uvV
Thus, a: glance, will be seen where
the advantage Is, and what the chsnces Of
even a consolidated South are n sgain.t Z
consolidated North.
The four million. Of Blacs. e. he South,
~ill1equire more men 10 guard, than they
will furnish Of good and true soldiers
They are an elemen. Of weakness rather
than Of strength.
With all the outer weld :sains: il,
vha, chance has slavery to triumph :
"When God wills to destroy, He fEs:
makes mad" as history c..en shows.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21

SA LectcTe v!li be delivered WEI
nesday evening. ct Iudspeui-at Hal, b.
II e. RoGLRs E+g
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21

jeremiah Grouse is appointed Pos Mas
ter a, SslIlsgrove, aud Frederick | .AoyeE
8, FIse0urg, sDyder County.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21

i5-A few at.s-toiiod men, Of gooi
hsbi.s, between IS and -, rot .5,s thai
). fee; in height, are van;,. to make up
tie "Siifer Guards uBser the accepted
arraug mcnt. Eaq1iTe s. C-4nteE..n
B.os. Drills E.l!-y .,.linE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21

ETLLTlhI TfBEFX
, H..,-l t-o, ar.: 81, 81 sdti;ionG - a
A. APPEAL VII he BED ai The c. 0rnls-
s5a.-s crtce. 10 L.sissurs @ \ SATURDAY ,ns
II, tsy q lure, 1861, between the hoUr. OF
70 AMI : -'oiock, when ant sh.-e -. insss
~ fee themselves ssznevsi " iIe Above
css..hcsuoB may attend = they Inluk proper.
-CHaEYBR hsrssI;.l. All rsi.er.
I.-.sa-. Esy L, lsi
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21

Cos CS-caIPTIoN.-A virtu,, ccEs,-iptiol
i now common At New Orleans. : i AZ
koe. VIII vas driven int f5.csl :.,nsn:
there. has wr;t'sn h-ms "Ts.l the boys
We .bal. aim ai;h sud Ere b!sGkc,I;rijse" !"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21
VARIETY and News Depot.

Fruits. Fancy y.
tions. Perfunory.
Snans II ell Pen
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|.aEs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-21

Tie ugu.lr Of iu'ermsu's in the
y.z..sgr. Cemetery. year euiirg ls;iust.,
-; = :-.oFs: