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How Washington Delivered
his Farewell Address

In the National Intelkgencer, during
the year 1851, was given an extract from
letter written by lady eighty years oI
age, residing in Philadelphis. to her
grandson in Washington, describing the
scene at the delivery of Washington 4
Farewell Add. ess. The scene is graph.
ically described, and we reproduce the
extract as appropriate to the present oc'
cssion: afe. sea49
| When General Washington delivered
his farewell address, in the room at the
sonth. east corner of Chestnut and Sixth
streets. / sat Immediately in front Of him.
1t was in the room the Congress occu.
pied. The table of the Speaker was be.
tween the two windows op Sixth street.
The dsughter of Dr. of Alexandria,
the physician and intimate friend OF
Washington Mrs. whose husband
was the auditor, was very dear friend
of mine. Her brother, Washington. was
oae of the secretaries Of General Wash
Iington 5 81 bshaasesea Cd eg -saa.
Young cambridge, q nephew OF Mrs
Wa hington, was the other. ! was iuc!u-
ded in Mss H--'s party to witness the
august, the solemn scene. N H
declined going with Mrs. H.. who
had determined to 60 SO early a. to Sc
cure the front bench. II was fortunate
for N c., (aftsrward Mrs. L.--)
that she would not trust herself so near
her honored grandfather. My dear faith
er stood very near her; she was terribly
agitated. There was narrow passage
from the door of the entrance to the room,
which was on the east. dividing the rows
of benches. Gen. Washington stopped
at the end to let Mr.. Adams pass to the
chair. The latter always wore ful sai;
OF bright drab, with slash, or rather loose
cuffs. He aleo wore wrist rufaes S dr
had not changed his fashions He was o
short man. with . good head. With hif
family he attended our church twice 9
day. ,., 4e us9
General Washington's dress was ful
suit of black His military hat had The
black cockade. There stood the Faith.
or of his Country, acknowledged by ma.
tions 'the 6rst in war, 6rst 10 peace, irs'
10 the hearts of his countrymen" Nc
marshals. with gold.colored scarfs; nc
cheering. The most profouni ssillnes,
greeted hi 10, as if that great assembly
desired to hear him breathe. and catch hi.
breath-the homage Of the heart. Mr
Adams covered his face with both hi,
hands. The sleeves of his coat and hi,
hands were covered with tears Ever,
now and then there was suppressed sob
/ can not describe Washington's appear
ance as I felt it-perfectly composed and
self possessed till the close of his address
Tbeu, when strong men's sobs brok
loose. whom tears covered their faces, the,
the great man was shaken. never tool
my eyes from his face. Large drop
cune from his eyes. He looked to III
i children who were parting with their faith
i er. their friend. as il his heart was VII
them and would be to the end 81
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have received orders from the
War Departments to put their road ointo
working order at the expense of the com
pany, under the condition that the Gov.
ernmens protect the operations. Tae
work will be vigorously pushed, and 1t n
thought it can be completed in thirty
days. .s 4s0 s& Gi aoi'9a tof be
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-03-19

"a A volnntesr who prides hinseN
npon the domestic arts he has lsarlSdh
during camp life. writes home TO ladvisss
the girls not to be 10 hurry to onasxye
for theb boys will be home in short tsi6.v
and they can get good husbands thai cadi
cook, wash aud iron. and do gsnssa1s
housework, or work 10 the garden, oeasss
pyramids for their wives hiflap. nniikn n
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-03-19

s4aSs8 s5s.te-1n February 18th, 1867.
Dear Spirit; Some time has elasped
since l last wrote you. and since then
many changes have taken place in the
great State Of Missouri, the most prom !
inent of which I believe are the change Of
Price TO Arkansas, and the 9th to Com-
merce. How the former was brought
about, and what inducements were held
out to old Sterling. that prevailed on him
to leave bis native State to the tender
mercies of the "northern thieves" are
well known. but how the 9th came to
quit the wide spreading plains Of Sedalis
and settle down on tho rocky bIuffs and
hills around about the Insignificant little
town Of Commerce. has Jet to be rs-
corded. i-a9fa
A WINTER MARCH. s
A journey during the winter season, is
to be dreaded, even when oil the modes
of conveyance with which civilized socie-
ty is blessed, are ct hand; then how mus,
it be with au army whena long march oil
hundreds Of milee lies before It, and nc
way to perform it only on foot On the
third day of February we struck tents al
Ssdalis, and started for Jefferson City
distance eighty nine miles. The weather
was extremely cold. and snow on th,
ground four or Eve inches deep, making
walking siavish in the extreme. lOn th,
6rst day we made fourteen miles. and jos
az the sun Was sstting we entered IN olt
feld, covered with cora Stake, and unsves
|just az the plow bad left il, aud we YER
told is WAS oar camping groaad for th
Iaight. An old fence ran On one side. 90,
the order Was issued that.a rsil should no
be disturbed, but, freezing - Ne sera
lrscklsssaess took the place Of sabordina
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-03-19
Mr.. Russell's Last Letter.

The letter of Mr.. Russell 10 the Times
the 18th, is Of unusual interest, being
graphic and sketehy, and with but few
prophecies. We make the following ex-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-03-19
Dsserters from the coatsd.rase Army o.
.Savdun0A

One hundrei aud fifty rebel soldiers
recently. deserted from sayannsh to Gen
sherman. When asked why they did it
they replied that shey were tired OF 6ght
ing in rich mans wss.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-03-19

tW The United States, TreasusS5
notes command thirty per acens bssss
MUM in the Southern States. Thay
are rated equivalent to gold. and xI6Eh
sought after. 81 e az 10
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-03-19

pM- An Ingenious mechanic advee, !
tises that he manufactures adrums tksss /
c .nnot DO beaten"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-03-19

- The actual number of prisoners
tatss d Roasoks Island ID 2,4ss.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-03-19

ai - This Repabiican Congress pre-
stundsdp dpto retrsnth BY abolishing the
.lkxnkiaf privilege. No sooner had they
Asns this. however, than they appropris-
~ 81. 900 70 pay their postage!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
Baauregard, IplaYed out !"

Immediately upon the taking Of COrinsh, ,
Gen. Pope was sent southHard, with 40
600 men. upon the railroad track of the
fugitives, and had gone forty miles, taking
10000 prisoners on the way, with l5,OO0
stands Of arms. Besuregarl, il is stated,
is awful angry at finding bis retreat cut of,
and advised some Of bis men, to take care
Of themselves the bes, way they could
With care on our side, this will give Us
Memphis shortly, and the whole Missis-
sippi Valley is open to ihe gallant, Free
Norih.West
With Pope at the South, all Bsaure-
CARDS railway and road retreat, (excep',
perbaps, By Grand Junction to Jackson
then east to Mobile, seem TO be cut Of
We hope the Migrate braggari Ehc set
10 600 men to FIRE upod 20 starving men,
10 For, Sampler, may be caught, aud be
the first TO be treated to the rope. A few
Of his OfiiceFs ssrEed the same way, let
their dupes and victims 60 home, each q
beare. Of the ueEs Of the weakness and
meaGness of the Slavery Secession garg.
spi o; he nobility aud tie E3Aei q tie
E!selsus rII'y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
The "Rattlesnake Party" Dying.

|, was saying among Gus children,
that YOU might cut snake up into iuch
pieces. tut the tail would "wiEsle" still,
.p3s9ul1 urt die until sunset 50 it may
BE- sad Of tha, "o!d serpent" Rebellion !:
defsai il as we may, il will still show its
s,ub51ruess for Z time, eseo if divided into
t,zsn fragments, sui it head and hear,
be dead. Gen. Scott, long as', named
Nav, 1862, as the duration IF Its danger
ous lte-and ne was right. Il is now,
virtually. killed, although 1t may ''wigg,e
among The mountains aud b4rren-, South,
or sn5Ds its weeping friends, North, for
year or two. Well, peace be to IL
death rattle - May the suniown Of
iufamy soou descend upon lis last actor
sui spolOsis,, and may We "neTer lock
upon its ike again :"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

Ei,cr Chro1Ic'e-Pernt me through he
coium> of your valuable paper to rec mWend
ROBERT REED, OF Har,'=g toUl-u.?. a> {
suitable person lor Couu.y COMMISSIONED 20
be elected al the next general election. Ia.>
may seem premature. 51i. IN these .r1Uhcus
;mes, when the country needs men ~au are
honest as vel a lJya, II i Incumten; uDoa
every citizen 10 select men for cf5ce, from 'he
lowest 10 the shesI, who Wiii rs a riga e. IS
integrity eLteavJC u TTe.el: ;he county from
having 20 pay out one farming uarig0,eors
purposes. The Office should seek the raan.'
RJber' Reed Is a middle. aged man, cf s.uHt
Republican procdyiues, economical bus raess
habit, e1ceieut dI>cr.uina na-.un, and where
can We ind man more ,ll-aa.e 70 Ill ile -
ice Of C0gniy Con- utssionerl
L4uEel;on, Nay 81, So HARTLEY
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

R-Las, evening, the NJ. L Church
one Of the largest public rooms 10 NIF'
FLIYBuEG, was filed TO overaosing to heal
Fr2f N'Coy's Lecture on the Times aud
ibs Rebellion. The venerable WLLIA1l "
FORSTER presided, assisted BY +. boieu-
tsr, Geo y Youogman, E-q, aud Wm
Bsct'sL Henry G. Wolf, Secretary
keep s0ns outside noise, the best aiteu-
tn "as P-ii, and the enthusiasm was
"bgge7
Prot N'Coy lectures, tonight in NIL
TN, aud to-mouow evening, in reply 70
a. limitation from Me>srs. Leas, Sieuker,
S'Inef'ri, X eekrcr, Lo'z, SassamaD,
dfosS, Dvnluger add others, in the Semi
Larry building, at NEW BERLIN. Attend,
a. hsuts.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
Flight of Jackson !,

"Stonewali" Jackson, after driving
Banks eastward, was suddenly arrested by
the appearsnce of Gen. Fremont, who
made forced march over the mountains
from Western Virginia, and attacked and
defeated the Rebels IL several >klrInishes
A Union force uuder Shields came on East
also Between the two fires, Jackson,
with all bis knowledge of the country,
and his picked troops, had hard work to
get back to NsH Market, losing ten guns
and many men. Col. Keniy and other
Union prisoners are Ieleased-and by this
time, doubtless, the Valley of Virginia is
mostly in the Union hands-never. We
trust, 10 be sca:had by Secession again
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

MsssrS. Et'ors-p-rmr' me 70 suggest the
name OF ALFRED HAYES. E-g. i"r 7 >'ricl
Attorney for Union couarr a. the aPPryaca'G =
L eclJan. 1t Is u1'g necessary 90 rtrI.Et E"
voters lha, his industry, Iale-rig ami an 'y
render hiIl IN every rs>qzcj We.I Gna.iir4 q"
perform The tu,.rs of ,ha. oiale. UNION.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

LII; Is customary and proper, when our
Legislators nave served faithfully, to honor
!hem. and secure experienced men 10 orr
Cap.lgis, - q rs-e.ection. Jlize BEAA Eii.
a. lar a we have heard. mas been GREAT
10 the District while a Harrisburg. t1,7 a. a
man ami as Member oi the Assembly Of
Pennsylvania. In good character and worth
10 maa stands fa.rer. We therefore rec m
mend Jesse Beaver lyr fe-eiecuOn- mex fa.i.
MANY
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
I tELE IL

observation-disclosures been encouraged
hy the offers OF numbers oi voters 10 yario-S
parts Of the county, I am a candidate for The
Office OF ConmlssICuer- subject - your
choice al The Iu.y primary Z Eecj.yus. :. vru
lnlus Ne II township - ea1..st 10 ,he gtLce
al this ume, and can eairI>t me with ~, VI.
be thankful Tor YOUR v0lsS-sul II Rom nae /
and elected, j: Is mv ta'y aai prize 20 act
irr the Je,i Interests Q. he why.e county.
R-l-y IT. June q. lsl1 J1QS SJLL-
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COMMISSIONER.

MessrS EdiIars-Ailow NJ 90 recon -nF--
in ycar Columns the name of i. ". SMITH,
E>l.. Of White Deer Tp. a. a can-isats iH-
Inc once ct Comn.,~ .Cn-r Of To e comfy.
tbs fall. SUBJECT 60 The ce-i>ioH of lie Nou.-
mating Cougeaula. Tne squire pr>-esS"-
every need.I. q.a' tcau 10 make
and eific ea, a.Icer; and long yesgs u. ai- -y
both as a c.t.z-n ar1 par,y-uaa clam ~
him a hearty support Of every tue EeFuo.-
can voter Of lh,s county.
June :. 1859 LEWISBUgG
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Estate of John Glover, deed.

I ETTERS Te>'amen,ary on the Esta's O.
JOHN GLOVER, ESl-, la'e Of Harlietoa
borough. Union comfy, having been duty
sran'e' 10 tne undersigned. al persons i'reb-
ted thereto are requested 70 make lmmet. a'e
payment, and hose having claims or demands
against the same VIII present them Tor settle
msnt 10 either q Us.
GLOVER Har;lsion
JAMES GLOVER. Hart - TT
Navs 1882 rrtl Executors
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
FOR S ALE.

T AN1S Ia,e Of the Estate Of TEsca Co1B,
IL Esq. deed.
Wi.l am Wilson, $50 acres and allowance,
Wet Eaiia oe Jlwu>h!2.
RobsT; Tag-ari. 200 acres and allowance,
Hartley township.
William P. Brady, AIS acres and allowance.
HaT'.es t4wu>d ?.
Ro5sr, Ls'timer, i3si acres and allowance,
Har.'ey township.
Apply 70 JOHN B. LINN.
Ysy 30 Attorney to- Ch.s- : Ca1-. K1scuror.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

d, COUNTY BRIDGE D, 10 he erected over
y BIla.ue Greek, near H 'ia'S Vii, on the
>i.s Of the old Brilg--in Bgaaloe icwnshIr,
Union county. Persons wishing ~ contract
for saii Butgs, can cs., al The Commission
rrs' OEi.s IA LeVi>bnr., see the Pans and
Specifications. and leave lheir bids. II will
be leI At tn Olice. ou MONDAY the 9h Of
Jane, I>52, o. the lowest and best bidder.
b. order o. The Comm >N.oners:
KENNEDY, Clerk
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
Latest News
BY TELEGRAPH.

IgThe storm Of wednesday did some
injury to the Railway, and interrupted
commuuications, East aud South. AL We
can coax out Of the Telegraph, this afior
noon, is report that
MEMPHIS AND Fort Pillow have
Surrendered
IlEADQUARTERs, May 4.
Hon. f. NJ STANTON A man who left
Grand Junction this morning, says that
Memphis and For; Pillow surrendered to
our forces on Friday night,
II. ". HALLECK.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
EsuIabtir9 Maraet.

hGVI'-On The Isl inst. in or near Lev
Il - I>b1r-. on the ryer ruat
~.u.1 q GOLD WATCH SEAL. Tie L-5-r
W. 5- literally rewarded ty .eav.rs .;ai ta's
off e. Jun- 6. l~s-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
ASSEMBLY,.

Mess Ei.;Or>-As The t.Ge : al hand when
the friends Of the Administration should b.
looking NJ man 10 represent ihe District 10
the General Assembly. | would >ucssS; Rev.
SIMON WOLFE OF Lew.SUIrs a. a suitable
person for that once >IouiC ne accept me
numinatl.u and be elected. there : nc question
a. 10 his capacity, integrity. decision oi onar-
acter. and UE~weTslag adherence 10 ta- rue
principles ot IGe Government. ! believe han
10 be d man euinelt.y h.,st .Jr that station
al the present lime, ,ana ali "a no are acc la-rie1
with him know hIm to be proc, against 5r.He-
~, corruption, and all u.heT political cIican-
cry. BUFFALOE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

@-We copy parts Of two letters from
CAPT James Cbamb-rlin, written few
days J,f5re the Battle Of Cbickahouiny,
not fyr the public, to his friends at home,
il order to show ths; bis regiment vas
overxorkej, aud probably not III proper
PHYSICAL condition 10 stand the first onset
Of a superior force, fresh from their camps,
3, tha: battle TIE time aud nature Of
this evidence, make it most reliable aud
nusrsorthy. The 81 Peun'a had been
ucaried with hard working, and hard
Sighting, for week. Ii al! Casey's men
were no better fitted than these, the only
wonder is that they We're not dRhiht4teL
Tue resistance they made, and the wounds
they received, attest their willingness
aud their bravery. If M'Clellsn was in
the shoes of those worB-out but noble men,
who received the first shock Of force
bsving every advantage, be would not
have so hastily pronounced their yielding,
"uuaccouu,sble :" nor say that, with the
exception Of Casey's division, the men
behaved splendidly."
IL may be asked, why were no; the men
OF this division reSplied from sutA Unfair eN-
actions, ard Uhy were not the freshest men
pni To bear. by turns. the uruni OF me greater
dangeri II military affairs suoori'na'es mGsi
obey orders without complaints or question:
I1zs. Near Yorktown. Gen. Hamilton rem d
ys-i against what he thought crue! eIac-
-r1s from ms men, when Gen. Mcclellan rep
-usudei. or deprived him .! command, and
Z r-.-el was calred.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

Fellow CitzsnS-I offer myself ., 2 can
diiaie tor the office ~ Pr.'a. notary oI L. ~
cuuGtv al the next General EIFcr"a--uhlac,
to- ,he decis Oh OF the Iu,y onion aomIua..1n
Having been urged by numerous if,eDt>. !
hone to receive a liberal support. /. an
nominated and elected. wiH perform the
dllIes Of the oiiice with the 5es. Of mg abr ny.
JOHN CROS>GROVE.
LewistrTE, NAV ., 1852
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
PAET,CILiR NOTICE.

4 LIT i.E he best Place IN town 10 get
y v,ur Trimmings, Nuiions, Skeletons,
Fancy and Black SlisS. win many oihsr
1hIncS too numerous 70 mention. IS si L.
NENSCH'S. 50 Sav The ladies.
B-S'cre removed ir EebeI's buNtins,
two doors west "f The Bauk.
vls,.re, Va . -s'--aS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
PROTUONOTART.

Fellow CIIz-us--ThrOnsh the GTceJ.t Sul-
ci,a,,oa Of NV irenis. | offer myself a. can
q dale Tor the 0ifice ot PTp-hoBa-ary. a. he
next Genera Eiscuoa, t,ut.el' t. 'he taci-
sion Of The Union Primary E.ecuon.l shout
| be 50 fortunate a To b Sun'asicd AMI -.sc-
TED. pledge mysei. - perform iae dgnsS @.
the Office faithfully. JAMES ". SANDS
N.iiuburs. MAY =. IsC-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

Two ladies' we're killed ip Wheeling by
a stroke of lightning, last Monday. TwO
men were also struck dead in Swanv,lle,
Rrie Co, Pa, wednesday Of last week
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

A military company was organized IN
Williamsport under the Governors call
and the following Officers chosen : Cap
tain-Geo. NJ. Depui Is, Lieut. ohn
d. Wallace. % Liau.-H. ". Watson.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
EEMCYSi, ]


q" THE uadlfssgled has removed her.
GI Millinery Establishment
20 lac rooms recently occupied by Tnos. g.
G-.-y's sew~iry ShUr, Market street between
Fr--t ant second, where she : prepared 10
Make and Trim B0nlets, Hats,
and o'aer articles Ia her line. IN the test and
haEtsuu0st manner. she has on hand an
extensive yarip.v n me most attractive STYLES
1l Ejonie:s Gaps Ga iidren'S Hats,
Artificial Flew Ribbons. and
prl-I VI iueIy Ir.E.T rs, tu which She in-
g.ss ias attention Il lhe public.
Thaakfcl f-r The i-vc.s heretofore extended
90 her, She hopes the same generous PATRON
age may Be retained; ani She would also De
happy 10 secure urre extensive aeqnain-
,ance. AMANDA l.. II BER.
Lewi,b1rc. hVui -. !sf2
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

hoS. JANIS Il. CANrBELL, Of Potts
''!f' has the proud satisfaction Of having
reported TO the ii. Of R. iu Congress, the
Pacific Railroad Bill, which passed that
body, and We hope may become a law.
1t requires that the i.oI 10, the road sh.I
Be OF American maBufac,urs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

T-There was good i,h of July Gel
e''a'ian IN LeWisburg, last year. Shall
rs '''s one in 1862? Probably d" the
.Alon wi! have been sustained ~ coer-
o!on' By that time.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

Two thousand Union prisoners, taken
Z, Pittsbure Landing, have been returned
from Aabama, as The ReJels ka8 not means
10 .J,e' d.em' The enemy begin to own
up, "Nhirpei."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

TbuT-dl|. Junc -,
1862. connsnciug a. 10 \ ", FOIR n
HORSES. Thrashigg Machine, Grain O.
Duu. PlowS. Harrow, CuiuFalor>, G1N
fsaniug Min. and other Asrcganra' luq.e.
men's. - Bag. Grinlsl,ne. R.rse Blankets.
Leather Fly-Nets. &c. Also Bussev, ! hpi sf
Wagon. sprine WagoE, H.y Ladders. Bel,
and Beiding. Corner CGpboari. - yards Gar
7eJing. CIok Stove, ParIor Stove, CIDER %
barrels. agd other aruc.-> aul neTe eaywera-
ted. Terms made known A. sale Sr
DANIEL y Ii a ........rt.ar
-, E.l-.. e.. --.....tl ..-a- ~ =
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

N-ihe Secretary Of the Treasury re-
P"'s th., the Public Debt on the .9th
gay was $isl 40 9Si, at an average In
'sies! Of i32 Der cent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
For RENT.

STOREY Brics House and a
LOT on Y r.h Foauh street. Ei,E
March Is. -. H.P. ~HELLER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

Generals Dix and Wool have exchange
posilions-Wool commands in Baltimore,
and Dix at Fortress Nour0e
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

Danrille has 420 dos--oesides their
do.seI oxusrs ghs kse! such nalsan:e;
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

ohn II Goodman shows Us some
-: .-s Specimen Of his ripe May Duke cher
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

rgj-n,rn County Slniav school { nvsn-
tioa, at Hartle,on, Friday aud Saturday, June
I3 and u.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
ra- Between the two days of fighting,
Ii. Orwig wrote, in pencil, to his brother,
in Lesisburg, as follows 1t is the only
letter we have seen Of SO late date:

SUxpaI NoRNIys, June !, 1867
We had desperate fight, yesterday after
noon. Casev's division, Immediately in front
r ours. (couch's,) on the Railroad. (wilh
Richmond IN sight from the tree-iops0 was
fqriou>'y ATTACHED. by overwhelming num-
bsrs. under 10. Johnson. Casey was driven
back. which brought rs Immediately into
action. The attack upon Us was 50 sudden
thar the commands Harness up and "Com-
mence firing" were gwen almost IN one
breath. Our batteries c. d. and L, did most
noby, with comparatively small loss-2
killed. wounded. dozen horses killed. and
scme carriages disabled. Battery II, We fear.
j. lost. Casey lost most of his artillery
Col. Bailey. ilS commaneer, vas killed
! saw Lieut.. Weidensanl, in good humOr.
IN; with a hole through his arm. Capt.
James Chamteriin had ball in his breast
i carried him on my horse to the rallwar
staiion-hs wound is slight. Lieu'. CuSSai-
en-. the Captain said, was wounded. slightly.
IN the leg. But can not parlicularize. Tne
fight NAV be resumed in moment. We
have been well reinforced dnnng the n'ghi.
and have no fears for the final result T.G.O.