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MAILS FOR the PACIFIC.

Ths Vanderbilt mail ssesrnshp will leave this prt To-
dsy AZ nom for Asrinwall.
The mails Tor Central America aaf ,he South Pacific
VII close ths morning at a.lt~s, ten O'Clock
Single copies. 10 wrappers. ready for mailing, SIX cens
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The Antfqae Block In tine Tower or
hsads, g,ro, CURIOSITY; bus the lime VIII sl@o
pl.ss on whrh KNOX. of si2 Bnsdwey makes bis Has
whsca " N Tho province mortal o escape.
The E.aasmaax Family, from Gre~n-
mnd - fuli, described In OF Friday zc 10
a, BARSuM's MUSEUM Zoe sew days,
Eixhs Cars~s de visite for sf-Equsi 20
the best made BALCiS. xS Greenwich ST.. cor Barclay
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IL Cartesde visit~, 81. at vaughsn's, 2ss
Bcwery. equal 70 any Ia Broadway FOR ~ Nosce8a'ley
hrs, hoo.
EredricIss q Co.'S new GALLERY, I79
s % S sn % en- e.
Bsschsios's HAIR Dy--shs Best An the
sspd reTtune esefJ where Factory VI Rareiay street
wig depot, whoIessl. ard reia No. Astpf House. The
Dye Is sppied BY o.pc,scnced ARTISTS
Tee mulcr's Hair Dye and Iavigorator.
Dye TO-. Iusoa'or 2r Sold By druggists every where
ITsIrs Hair Dye, 10 C~ats.--Bisck ar
Hrown-tea IN use. Depot No Bsray -rec. and cold
BY ell Gru-sis'G
wigs. Toupees, t,air Dye. Hair Dy~irg
end Mulnvia Cr,ufn, foe be.niising the hAir. ~ W.
BATtlELOR's. 10 Bond strrrL
TvuS~-.-Marsh & Co.-Nadir.t Care
Truss Dncc stli No vesey street Aston House. No
ith vtet oihse " the sstuc usme. lady
attendant
Doctor uwS,es's Discovery Cares the
very rru n rcrfHs, oustnate erur Zoe san
aud I'D uhris No Division street Nt~ vv'k ci9, an .
,sas
WhIsc's spi~wdtd Dress End sofs Ilss~.
v saor't.t'i o. ia'", snd 6r'' mp q z q
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1892


Advice rom warrsnsn yesterday morning state that
General summers old corps approached the town from
their last asti place at Recorown Saturday. The
rebes - hovein ing about that vicinity. engaged in
bushwnscsng and picking up anything they could that
istt . iay ing round ioose"
Communication from that point to Harpers Ferry by
ths road Gndouhted been Interrupted, several
s,crs who have aepcts at Harer Ferry and who bad
sred win goods for their respective regiments have
been captarsd, with their teams.
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Royal HavasA f.otsery.--A Premium Of
twelve aud half per paid priSes Information far
nished The nghest prior iHi for Douboons American
Cold and Siivof, TAYLOR \ Go, RsnEpT,.
No u. w al
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Omeial Drnwing.or OF .ns Delaware state

DsrAwARx. ExreA CLsss sSI--Eoyember 10. 1861
~. za, 6h. 5, 81 60, III, 7t, 4S, i, 40, -.
DfLAvARs. GLASS 8s-Noycmber TO- 1862
- 10. go, III, ~, q, 66. %, Ia, &c. jS, %, 4.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN MORRIS q co,
NtIn,ng gt,n, Delaware
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Prizes Cached Ara all Leg.iix~a F.otec-
r,es- Information given JOSEPH BATE irns en-
IL Vail street. foum No 1 New York.
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Departure for North Carolina Of tho
Three Delayed Hiassschusctts Rtsi-
meaes.
8osfoS Nov, 10. 1862.
The Saxon Missfsslppi and Merrimsa sailed
for Besufort, NJ O. to-day, under convoy OF le United
States gunboa Huron These stoamers the three
Mass chusetts regiments which have been awaiting
portation At Il is place Tor some days.
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The Military Commas nder or B~Iti,norr

fFrcm the Bstin,ore American
The rife again that Gcn Wool is 20 be assigned
the ned which IL his forte and that he IS be
ceeied by General Morrts. One thing - certain
tbs loyal commsnity Of Baltimore ought 70 be
grathed in their cboIcs, a. well as the govern.
or The State, which, learn, " warmly in favvr ~
General Norris appoinsmens These are tnes q great
perfect harmeny with the state administration needed,
and Gsvernor Bradfords should bestrer ghcned In
I'M @ na spac c s.S ~ ,ss sr ~
II the militia is called out under thc auspices Of the gal
liant hero of Front Royal General Keny, towns
man. there will be such response and uprising win
make secessiouisn here hide Its head In shame of
this there u strong h0re fos he holds the loyal peoples
hearts by chains q love and respect Tor hs sodery
qualities.
Colonel william W. Norris. commanding The poet Of
Frt McIieory haa Just been promoted Ia lbe rank of
Brgadier General BY brevet IN testimony OF his dssn
gushcd servcs IN the United states Army and patriotic
Morris born in and appointed from the State of New
York and entered the army uiy 1870, having RECEIVED
lie afterwards transferred TO the artillery arm:
nude major Of the Fourth and colonel Of the second art
lery, which he ne~ commands. Graduating with du-
u cton n, the Vest Point Military Academy he has been
meet valuable officer during tbs period o. tortytwo
years Physically there Is not better model Of tho
true clder than bmscf and although raridy approach
ing that peiiod " lite when the faculties hse their
strength aud the body bends beneath the weight
uated years he has tho huoyancy strcny and activity
manhood in its prime, and viii dobtlgs I've bcst
of brother comratriots IN arms
since the General ha. becn in command OF Fort Nc.
ilanry he has sehon visited the city, aud when hs has
been the streets hs 1 csemJi. has failed 20
atIact attention The scarlet sho ulder strars. with
spread eagles ~ embroidered silver which he formerly
wore haye given place 10 those dark blue cloth with
one star the centre, whilst the dark coat with git but
ton and tie Irtatons carefully tucked below and the
huge hong boots drawn them, will fail sssre
the reader that he military chicfiau who should
have been promoted ycais and WHO II m
cafable setting squadron IN the field and Sighting an
en-, nv tnau nne tcnihs tf the commissioned the
army A line should he added about tho steyct rank
IL takes sscc, by special asst rmert a he IRE s,aci i
r.yn ig mn ,i
Or ctachrncnt- nposed dicreut corps nevertheless
az incrcas sd Iay Is attach he'd ~ the rnnk
The war IN Missouri al nd Arkansas.
~ lc,w, No.. Nov. 10. Isszs
The Epswsag Nc, has private letter from srring
ae'd, which says General schoacld II movig bssk 10
that oo,rs scarcity or rrsgc IN ArSsnsas 10 ssd "a BE-
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

The Departure OF Gonoraa 0osc0Tan.
ia the midst OF Tho storm General Coroo,an has
bsked all his troops and they for the
war. II cold sod dloult and successful undertak
ing. The General and st, lett by this clock
last niehtfor Washington.
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OMc:si Drawings Or tn. Library Asso-
cskion companys Lottery OF kentlckv.
CLAAa No. gsl-kot an,ler

So, II. I6, a.. n. /, "a. n, 3 10 81, 81.
GLASS NO. 3s2-Noyembcr 10. iss..
~. o. u, 10. Ga a. 81. 90. 10. 2s. 20. 80, SO.
Il FRANCE 4 90. covtns.on. Ry.
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Tvusses.-Mmrsh & Co.-Radir.t Care
Truss ocr SIN No vesey A.,Df House. No
conn wish any Other ofhs " the nsme Aady
att
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wigs. Toupees, tsair Dye. Hair Dyeirg
end Mulavia Crtafn, for be.nitNing the hair. ~ w.
EATtlsEIUR's. IL Bond strr,L
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The war IN Missouri and Arkan.as.

II Tt'IE, WIZ. Wv. W, TNbZs
The Evw,ng ytc, has private letter from spring
0e,d, which says General schoici II moving back a.
that co,n, scarcity OF rcrsgc IN Arkansas 10 ssd "a BE-
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IIiIrs Hair Dye, I'D C~nts.--Biack ar
Rrown-tss in use. Depot No. Bsriay srec. and sod
by sll aru-l lis,a
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Eight Ca rs~s de vistte for ef-Equni 20
the best made BALCiTS gn Greenwich st.. cor Bsrpsy
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The EsgaiMauH Family, fscm Gre~u-
nnd ~ fnlk described our OF Friday tsfo te
~ BARSuM's MUSEUM Zoe tew days.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-shs Best In the
ord instantaneous hsrn-ss aud reliable Sold by drug
ss where Factory VI Rafcay street
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Tee mulcr's Hair Dye and Iavigorato,
Dye TO-. Iu,goa,or Gr Sold by druggists every where.
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I2 Cartes de visite, ~. ~ vRug hans, 1Ys
Bcwrry, equal " any la Broadway FOR -. Noce1ailey
uasaK
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Cristsdoro'si HAIR Dye. Presesysttvc and
wig delo, Wholesale ard retail NJ. Asr House. The
Dye Is spped by experienced artists
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FredricDss q Co.'S new GALLERY, I59
Fifth sveuue, b~twecn Twenty. .secoud and Tscnt, third
Cites do Nie ~ dozen large Photographs, e.
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Doctor uwDtes's Discovery Cares the
very Nor ScrfHs, oustinale elt 81 toe Sin
aud I'D uhri. No Division street Ns~ yvik ci's, an
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The Ansiuue Block In sh@ Tower

London whereon many high hss. ios their
heads, s great curksy but the time will ca,s Glen
viii cseeut obleci ~ Cnrp-y,
blsks wheh KNOX. of :l2 Bo-dvay makes bis Hate:
Till ~ on, death gns,et day. ith1s u
y hAh IN tho province OF mortal ~
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IL IMPAIRED SIGHT
Enises IN hc bpns. Iata rrired nv
DR.. Won BLrENUfil,G, olcc si6 broadway.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
Penn'a Congressional Districts.

Oue Of the most difficult task. is to try
and so apportiOu a State for Congressmen
&C. as to suit all parties, sections aud aspi.
rants. "The thing can, be did" The
Douglas Democrats and the Republicans
in orr Legislature have fixed the districts
for ten years to come as follows:
lst dis;ric'-2d, Sd, 4tb, 5,b. 9Th,
aud Ilrh Wards, in PhiIadel-
phia-POpplation, l30,32O
2i-lst, 7tb, sth, 9th, and 10Th
Wards, Philad. l29, 1858
3d-12tb, 18th. 10th, 17ih, 18th,
and 18Th wards, PbiI,d i25,s
4,h-li,h, 18th, Goth, 5ls., and
24,h Wards, Philad. 1864
5th-22d, Esd, and 25th Wards.
Philai. and Bucks county ll9,95s
6'h-Mou'gOmery and Lehigh l05,25i
1th-Ches;er and Delaware Ia, ,657
s,h-Berks county 93,sl9
9th-Llncaster county ll6,3l5
1olh-Sehuylkill and Lebanon 12l,S46
llth-Noribamp,on, Carbon, Mon
roc, Pike and Wayne 125,140
l2th-Luzerue and Susquebanna l26, $40
l3th-Bradford, Sullivan, Wyom-
ing, Columbia and Montour los $50
lt'h-Union, NOrthumberrd, Suy-
der, JuGiata aud Dauphin I2l,Sl5
Return Jal-es to NEE: II L-wisburgl
lj;h-York, Cumberland, Perry l3l, ,092
l6th-Adams, Franklin, Fulton.
Bedford and Somerset 1879
l7th-Cambria, Blair, Huntingdon
and M.flin 10l,427
lSth-Ceuter, Clinton, Lycoming,
TiOga, and Potter I24,735
l9th-CIearfell, Cameron, Elk,
Forest, Jefferson, MKean,
Warren aud Erie i2l,3l4
and cr.~ford 1860
2lst-Fayet,e, Wes;moreland and
Indian. 1852
22d-Allegsny county south ofthe
Ohio, with Neville island l26,364
oil Allegheny, aud
Butler and Armstrong 1875
Washington, Law
renee and Beaver 123,2s7
Of these districts, We believe s or 8
,ave majori;ies to Foster for Governor. /!
The smallest (Berks) is Democratic-the
argos. Crawford &,.) is Republican.
Ga the whole, we believe i. as fair as
my arrangement ever made By party.
Several districts are close, and will lead
ach party to put forward its best man.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
Brady all Right +!

The unwearied Vaccinations Of certain
Wi!Iiams?ort lawyers at Harrisburg, dur
iug the winter, only resulted in bill TO
give chance to huut up frauds in the
E.ac,ion of las. June. and try the same
before Jury in Clinton, or Mon,our, or
some other disinterestei County-but our
friends contriyed to let the Bill be lost,
somewhere, somehow-and so the people
Of that township will probably enjoy their
choice in peace another year. We think
this closes the useless contest
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
rea-The Peunsylvania Legislature. las,

psa-Tbe Pennsylvania Legislature, las,
Friday, adjourned, after session of l04
days. We have never known so little
interest manifested in session of that
body, as the past. What they have, or
have not, done, nobody seems to know or
care much.
Judge Beaver informs US that no new
Tax Bill was passei-the Congressional
Ac; hot being ma;ufed SO that they cOuid
legislate intelligeDtly.
The House refused to appoint Com
mittee Of Conference with the Senate on
the proposed amendments Of the latter to
the bill repealing the Tonnage Tax-and
SO that fell to the ground.
The particular acts and omissions OF
the LegislatsSe will appear by degrees.
George V. Lawrence, of Washington
county, was chosen Speaker Of the Senate
to act as Governor in case of vacancy.
The usual display Of complimentary
resolutions, go.d-headed canes, &c.-made
to men already honored aud well paid for
simply doing their duty-was gone thro'
With. and the Legislators separated, well
pleased with each other How the People
will regard their record, yet remains to be
ascertalued
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
Union County Count Proclamation
WHEREAS ihe Hon. SAML S.WOODS,
w President Judge for the Goth Judicial

NHEREAS,I the Hon. SAML S.WOODS,
w President Judge for the :0th Judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed OF the
! counties OF JGiOn, NlfiIn and Snyder. and
Jyo " SIuoNros and JoHN WALLS Esqs.,A ASSo-
cIale Judges IN Union county. have issued their
Precept, bearing date the :2d day OF Feb,
1862, and TO ne directed. for the holding Of an
Orphans Court, Couri of Common Pleas, Oyer
aad Terminer. and General Quarter seS>i0ns
at LEWiSBURG, for the county Of UNION,
on the Third Monday OF MAY, (bsiHs the
10 n day. 1867. and 10 continue one week,
Nouce is therefore hereby given TO the Cor
uner, Justices Of the Peace and Cousiables in
aGd for the county of Union, To appear IN their
own proper persons with their records, iDqui-
sl;ions, examinations and other remembrarces
10 do those things which Of their Offices and in
their behalf spPeriain 10 be done; and ali Wit
neSses and other persons prosecuting IA behalf
Of the Common wealth against any person or
persons, are required TO be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be punctuaI in
their attendance al the appointed time agreea-
bic TO notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
ih's Office IN Lewisburg the ed dav Of
February, = D 1862, and The s6ih year Of the
independence Of the United States Of Ameri-
ca.-Got save the Commonwealth,
L. F. ALBRIGHT, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
The Roll of Honor,

The Peua'a Legislature proposes rec
ord Of all her sons engaged in the War fo,
L.beriy-a war as sacred as man eve,
waged.
We wish to give, BY the 4:h Of July,
the names Of all, now or formerly settled
in the present Union county, who are or
have been engaged, as cfi;ars or pri7ates,
In the Army or Navy, il this contest.
Contractors aud com uissaries are not to be
included-only those who risked life By
actual service in strict naval or military
warfare. The given name most commonly
used, and the sirname, in full, with initials
of any other part Of the name-age Oh
enscrins-COmpauy-Regiment-and the
State and county enlisted from. The
names Of all who we're killed or died in
service, to be included, the dead from
wounds marked with :, and those who
died from disease marked I. Those in the
three months service and for the Whole
War, to be marked !.
Friepasl at hsne aud broai-plcase
send Us in the names as shove indicated
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
Official Thanks.

Under date Of Washington, April Q,
Mr.. STANTON, Secretary Of War, issues
War Orders, as follows:
Ordered, frs.-That at meridian Of the
Sunday mex, after the receipt Of this er-
der, a. bead of every regimen, in the ar
mics Of tie United States, there shall be
offered BY its Chaplain a prayer, giving
thanks TO the Lord Of Hosts for the recent
manifestations ef His power in the over
throw Of the rebels and traitors, aud in-
vokiDg the continuance Of HIS ..d in de-
liyeriDg this nation, by the arms Of pasri-
OF soldiers, from the horrors Of treason,
rebellion and civil var.
file also thanks the Ofh,ers and Sol
diers concerned in the victories at Pea
Ridge, Island No. 10, Piiisburg Landing,
&c. &c, 70, ihsII endurance and hsToism J
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

JOSHUA KELLY-Religious services
over bis remains we're held in the house
where he preached in Wl,liansport, Satrr-
day and at his fathers residence in Lewis
burg, Sunday. de was buried in our
Cemetery, Sunday, after the manner o!
the Masous and Odd Fellows, several
hundred Of whom, from other towns, were
in attendance. Some 1000 persons
followed the body TO the Cemetery. The
attendance in both towns eyincei the
personal regard cherished for the deceased
-~hOse last lsbers we're marked with
increased zeal for his church and his
country, aud whose death (from az pEsc.
tion of the hearD was almost insiau,a-
DeOus.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

SENATOR HENDERSON, Of Missouri, in
announcing the intention to vote fer toe
Presidents Emancipation Resolution, de-
clared tha, be would never, be the fate Of
Slavery what it might, raise bis hand
aeains, his country; tha, Missouri cared
more for the opening of the Mississippi
River, than for the Preservation Of the
peculiar institu;icn;' and that the var
had already cost her more than all tbe slaves
within her border were worth 8; ths time
the war broka ont
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
"DOWN IN ALABAMAv

WASHINGTON, April l2.-The Saereta-
~ Of War has received information tha,
Huntsville, Alabama, was occupied yesisr-
day, BY Gen. Mitchell, without much re.
sistance being offered. Two hundred pris-
ooers were taken, and fifteen locomotives
and large amount Of rolling stock cap
.ured. Huntsville is on the Memphis &
Charleston Railroad, about Is miles south
Of the Tennessee boundary, and 45 miles
eas: OF Florence
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

Some Breskiuridgers, in Cincinnati,
hired few rowdies TO mob Wendell
Philips when lecturing there, and then
falsely ,elsgraphed that "be announced
himself a disuuiouis," The fact was be
said he ha3 been disubionis,, but was so
10 longer The excuse for the foul deed
was therefore a fictitious one. The same
game was tried with Rev. Samuel Aaron
of Burlington, y J., but failed, and be
flushed bis lecture 10 peace. This ai'emp,
to revive mo5-law is one Of the last kicks
of Secession in the North.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
SSStfO,

IN Kelly Tp, 9Th Inst, 4srd mos aui ii-, JACOB
II. u twln-scn O. Daniel sad Cstha-ine SoJeE-
Ia Esst gutI4io-. TT. i2th list, JEREMIAH sTAHL-
Ayi - ysars tBurlri y-sefisy, in tie Union chareh-
ya-t, HuTaio- Tp, ~ the Nas0uie tra'--rity-
In ChiLissuaIae T., I2-h inst. A-i EhoGt 50 years
ELiZABEIh, daughter of The !a;s franklin sa4 Lydia
CzE4 ?.
In Suntury, -,h Inst, Mss BARBAEA L. HUNTER,
in her h year.
In shamokin, 9Th ut, PHILoPIyi, vie or James
Di-tmAn, in hsr Jtta year
In Nltor 9Th iG.t. IA her s5th year, ELLEN, wife o.
John 7 Eo.hn,er- Lsq.
In Bu.Isloe rp, IIth inst. SARAH JANE. sf. of Rev
II. 7. hustos, C: salts5CT an tau-at-f q llIss
Il CorneiCs-in her = IL year lElEsEal al J., 1 n
tO-uorrUst
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
Palpable Injustice.

Harper's Weekly, of New York, hes
! sn allegorical pictorial representation Of
the great National Uprising year ago
an armed, united, enormous host, pressing
towards the Capital at Washiugton-" an
army with bsnuers,~ the names Of States
that are loyal shining upon the flags. In
this exhibition, tie least conspicuous .Sato
and n'ost in TIE dade and background, IS
Pennsylvania, And yet, the Companies
from LewistOwn, Reading, Potisville, and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all-pushing
through the Baltimore mob, reached ,ba,
Capitol in time to save it, as is there con.
fessed. Pennsylvania has furnished more
Volunteers than any other S,ate-and a
FSeGetary of War also, whose business tact
and energy-with those Of his brother, the
FIRST Union Colonel who offered up bis life
for bis country-were most useful in ere
ating an army out of nothing No State
Governor co-opers;ed SO timely, SO heart.
n.y. and 50 effectively, as that Of Pennsyl-
ania' Her Reserves stood ready to FIJI
oe gap made q. Bull Run. Among
q 0tlVs sons are Baker, a Mcclellan,
U'e0ie, Smith, Gsary, Morris, and
soe' conspicuous 0aicers, with a hundred
0usAnd private soliiers-and People.
nsurpAsssd in their efforts as individuals
aid the Gove'uusn, in qaslling this
prl Rebellion.
President Lincoln and General Scot.
0nid say, Give Pennsylvania the iron,
ns'ead OF the rear rank IL aouor,.
This studied insult Of Peup,,lv,,;, -
tarper's "civiIizsrs," is worthy Of the
''aoie print which within one year ba.
Af'ea'ured such true friends Of The Gar
nneni as Lineoln, Seward, Greeley. O..
er'n, Wells, s', en- the same PAGE ui,b
sa DAVIS Beauregard, Mason, sIidsu, :
md other traitors. -s'i'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
n~The "Auacouda' is we'll a. work

ColGeary holds the Manassas Gap, tho
the Rebels in large force made Z nights
march to cut him from the was too
quick for them.
Gen Banks has reached Eieusburg, The
Rebels fllibusteriug backwards.
Some Yankees landed at Biloxi, on the
Gulf, iu Mississippi
Rebels say they mus. have 100000
men to drive back the invaders. They
probably have, now, about 100000, and
can not, apparently. with all their frantic
and most desperate Efforts, double that
number The tide has turned.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
TIE nEAra or Nr. BIEEs lgaoN.

Th- father In his r.zBha0Ts Trin-,
The husband. citiEen, sud frirui,
Th- Christian With his !-ith sutlms,
How all IN one frAIl mortal tleH1l
Our nature. fIilen though it BE-
:e;- changed by 6oi's rei,euiine grace,
Almighty -avilurl traits q thee.
In tHIs great ruin stlil Ee trace
Tie heart whch feels for other ~oe,
The lare sAlrh lyu-s VI hieh tolls 10 save
The traits. our bU0thsr' well We kr0s
To thee G,-i : holy sliTi5 gave.
On 'hv h~hzlf. let sours of frSise
T. H-svsu's eternal throne a~sndf
Es<igu.1 10 Cod nv st-rig T. EaFs-
Thanks with 0nr sorEovlug tears We blend
A riii-r from orr t~mp!e torn
But . d., u1t lgbt the sssiar's love.
WHY should our hearts, all 'selish, mourn
His transfer 70 the courts ah0se!
The church. Ia family, his friends
Tho=- PRECIOUS ones ha loved - veil
Nhan me- great. awful crsra ends,
Hss e.cn with him n glory dwell!
levi-burs, F-b 3. lsa.. 4
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

@OUR BOYS"-If we understand the
position Of the Potomac soldiers from uu-
ion county, those with CaP'sius James
Chamberiia, T.Chureh, NC. Tate, and Ii;
Orwig, are under Mcclellan, before York
town. Those under Captains Roush and
Thomas ChsmbeIiu, CHE Reserves are
seft with M'DoweIl on the Rappahannoek.
Should the Rebcis leave Eichmond to
defend yorktown, NJ Dowell's, Banks aud
Fremont's forces may attack Richmond il
the rear.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
PROPOSALS.

S,EALED PROPOSALS Will be received
- By WN. IoNIs, Secretary OF the School
Board. fer the erection rev SCHOOL
BUILDING. in the South Ward of Lexisturs.
Said Building 10 be let as follows All con-
tractors 10 furnish and complete the part Of
the building assigned TO them. Isl, Excsva-
ton and Grading. ID, Sione Work. Sd,
Brick Work. 4th, Carpenter Work. 5,h.
Painting and Glazing. 9Th, Tin Work. Let
ting to be on Tuesday evening. the 6ih Of May
next. Plans and specifications can be seen
at the office Of Wm- Jones. Payment 10 be
made as the work progresses.
By order Of the Board. WH. JONES.
Lswfshur-. Avrl Il. ls62- sew
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
REMOVAL,

II B. CHRIST, Esq, has removed his Of
IL. fc- to the bailiing Of jonathan SOY ssr,
North of the Court Hoass, and Immediately
opposite the Buffalo House. where be wl a.
,eli 70 all manner OF bn>ineSs .; has uiuce
with dispatch aBi promptasss "a rs ice g,
rsta-Ss. (S.aaks 5Jlh Ea-ii,h arr tis-r1a1 >
April 1862. p CERlsT