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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-19
PERFUMERY
BRUSHES, COMBS,
AND TOILET ARTICLES GENERALL

AND TOILET ARTICLES GEN ERALL
wistars Basam Wild Gerry,
DIR. williams Caugh Balsam
John Bulls Cherry PectOral,
Arctic Linemeut,
rEw H Merwins' Fever and Az
Cherokee Remedy,
Hsimstreets Hair Restorative,
Mrs. s. A. Aliens Hair RestOrat.
De Grsth's Electric Oil,
Trask's Magnetic Ointment
Ambrosisl Oil,
For Chill Medicines,
.--- 60 to W. G. POtter's
For Disrrho@ Medicines,
go to W. C. POttcr's
For Pile Medicines,
go to W. O. POtter
Dixie Csthsrtic Pills.
Ayers Cathartc Pills
wrights' Cathartic Pills,
Clarks' Stimulating Liniment
osgOods Cholagogue,
Railways Ready Relic
Merwins' Blood Searcher,
Jayne's Carminutive BalEam
Browns Essence Jamaica Ginger,
Eureka Hair Restorative
sryan's PulmOnio Waters,
For Cough Medicines
Go to W. @. POttor's,
Cherokee Cure
Wrights Rejuvenating Elixir,
Paysons Indelible Ini
spalding's Prepared Glue,
Thompson's Eye Water
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
e Davis Wild Cherry and Tai
Daliey's Pain Extractor,
For Blood Purifiers,
60 to W. G. Pottert
Fer Worm Medicines,
" go to W. Q. POtter's
For Hair RestratIves,
go to W. O. Pottert
Pery's Dead Shot vermifuge,
For Pills
Go to W. O. POtter's
For Lnimsnts
Go to W. @. Potters,
For olntmenta
s;-1 c,.rt,. FsuaIa pills
Mor;o., M,s+onn rir,m.r,
Boerhaves Holland Bitters
sanford's Liver Invgorator,
parry pav;,s Pain KILLER
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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-19
SENSATION STORY CONTRADIOTED.
1t Turns OFT . Rebel Defeat.

THAT REBEL VICTORY AT TAzEwELL
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-19
NOTICE.

ATTY HORSE left my premises on last Sunday Even-
M ing, the 10th instant. He is ROAM HORSE
about Five years old. shod all round, heavy and
tail viii give TEN (Si01 dollars for his apprehension,
delivered Vance street, between Hernando and
Causes, or on Main street, No, 322
augie-lw JsD. WlMRkkLK.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-19
THE GREAT BATTLE.

THE GREAI BATTLE. q
Il EDDY 4 Go from St. Louis, victorious. Strong
4 competition has convinced the whole army, officers
aud privaJes, we'll citizens Of Memphis and
through the country, 245 Main Street.
opposite Court square, do Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes less prices than any other house Memphis.
aug I7-3t LEIDY & CO., From St. Louis,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18
TOR THF STAR I CHRONICLE.
Teachers District Institutes.

The presen, School Laws Of Pcnnsylva-
MIA ordain that "two Saturdays of each
month, as the proper Board of Directors
may designate, shall be appropriated to
exercises or institutes for the improvement
of the teachers Of the district" The State
Superintendent officially calls attention OF
Teachers aud Directors to the performance
Of this duty-this important part Of the
machinery Of our school system.
Iuasmuch as some legal school districts
are too small TO properly sustain an lnsti'
tu,e of themselves, the Superintendent oil
Union county proposes that the Teachers
rally around the most convenient central
points, so as to give 10 to 20 Teachers to
every Institute. This would make them
mos, interesting and profitable, aud with
the least trouble aud expense. He sug.
ges;s that the Teachers Of Union county
group together as follows:
East Bufaloe. par of Kelly, and part OF
Union, win Lewl>bn5-.
West BuilI,oe, and part Of Limestone, with
NG'mhurg.
Lewis, Harlle,on, ana Hartley.
Pan of Lme.'-ue, PaH OF Union, Indepen-
dent. and New B-rn.
The teacher, ul Grffaloe never complained
Of hr,ug TO, few % + ru an Institute.
Part ol Kelly, and White Deer.
Brady, independent, Or with an adjoining
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18
Ranks 0,inion
l'HIi.OAI.

General Natnanel f. Banks delivered
4 speech in Boston on Saturday evening,
in the course Of which be said:
"The period Of war is never one Of con.
sinued success, or perpetual disaster. Al.
ternate triumphs aud defeats diversity the
history of every warlike nation. We bad
our disasters, as other nations in like cir
cumstances, and despoDdency rested mo-
mentarlly upon many loyal faces. He saw
nothing in future to justify apprehension,
or to strengthen for moment a fear .hat
our earnest efforts for the re-estu blishmeut
of the Government, of the Constitution,
and the Union, would fail. The material
aud physical strength Of the nation has not
yet been appreciated, much less exhausted.
Not loyal State, except, perhaps, Mary
land, exhibits, or has exhibited, the slight
est evidence that the Government was en-.
gagged in a serious war Whenever their
power shall be completely developed, the
Rebellion will be suppressed. 1t can
never resist, successfully, an earnest and
exhausting demonstration Of the marvellous
power of the loyal States. The approach
ing winter, was not to be lost by inaction.
The Government was determined to put
forth its strength. Numerous expeditions
were on foot, that could not, if vigorously
pressed, but be fatal to the revolted States.
H hoped to bear his share Gin Texas in
the hard-bips aud perils of these labors,
and be asked no other satisfaction aud sup
port, in the coming trials, as in those past,
but to be surrounded and sustained by
such gallant spirits as Massachusetts had
sent forth to battle for the great and i'm
pcrishatle principles Of humanity and
liberty"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18
I9Lu,

In Eraiy Twp. Sth iu'. Of iirhthsria, SAMUEL, SOP
Of >amp"i AMI A'Nis ~chH7ry- a--'; v-a-s
In hr14y Twp l-th iu-t- aa". short illness JOHN
fl>Itt- a-'d = ysar-.
In b-aiy rwr. 18th inst. Of drhtheria, MARY ANN,
ian. 'i L"~i- and susan Thomas. syfd Hht - w..
In Nnit' Deer valley. th inst. afier a l0ug Illness
sAAi ~. ~titLEN a.ai ahts- yrs.
On saturday. Ist INST. JOHN RICHARDS. Of JorI,n.
Looming rtuuty was thrown fr.m tis wagon, near
about 40 years.
In Maryland. near Sha-rsbr--. 18th serte-u her.
MATTHEW YANDINt. a-ei = years, months AMI q
davs Nr. Ntui'ue enlisted in IrvI,hurs, and vas =
Sergeant IA Capt LInns Co. alst Ia VOL under ten.
EIrns'S-. "Af'sr escaping the dangers Of the hard
camp the evening by the enemy Witch exploded near
NJ Nsn1r. yir's of Tie she'll struck him the hp,
causing his es;h The next morning HIS hoiy
home e. h's ~ her. e1rr AMI properly iuteErel on
tn a1iu u Oct. .Wlliism,port Democrat.
In AIlesheny ci'T. nth ut, aged ~ years. NABGA-
RET = daughter or ". reuer. formerly Of Sunhury.
stNJEL Glow - departed this life. Dec 5, lS'l, in
tht - Srar q hi. ass in camp johnson. near Font
Lyon. of typhrH fvrr-
lie became a beneficiary ofthe PsnnsyIvauis Baptist
Elu Srrirty AMI c0mmenrri his stueS in Lewis
burg Compelled 90 rayf yet he continued hs studies
though a. srtt lisaiysntag- At thr cal . his
try. be- cred The army undrr CoAys. shortly are,
the church l;-rns'l him 20 preach the Gospel u the
grace Of God 20 rrishinc souls and there unsr the
stars ,nd strre." he pointed the soldier the star
Of Br'hleA-u aud waved hefIr him the banner q the
Gross all >t-pel with the crimson tile Il Jesus blood.
But his rae. short lie lei me camp. r--
cryc crown IN tbs world Of Light Of which he oiten
and sweet'y sung.
atS bowed by sudden storms the ros,
SINKS on the garden hrrs-t
Down 70 the grave our brother goes,
In silence there 60 re-t-'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18
"Call On Little Rhoda ="

During the Revolutionary War, no
State was more patriotic and useful than
oue of the smallest-Rhode Island.
When Gates and others had failed in their
Southern campaign, NATHANIEL GREENE,
the Rhode Island blacksmith, was called
on to give the finishing stroke to the war
in that quarter.
In the War of 1872, OLIVER HAZARD
PERRY, sno o,her Rhode Islander, By his
victory on Lake Erie, raised the national
feeling to high pitch, and gave a mighty
impetus to the American cause.
And in this greatest of contests to pre-
serve all tina. is good that We have gained
in the past, Rhode Island presents her
adopted son, AMBROSE EVERETT BURN
SIDE, as one fitted by education and by
temperament to lead our armies to con.
quest. God guide aud speed him !
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

That most satirical wit, Orpheus G.
Kerr, who is following our Armies up so
sharply, in his last give this dig at those
spurious Southern "Unionists" who are
harass;ng and hindering every earnest step
towards crushing the Rebellion:
at is the Union as i, was VIC want,
my bog, aud those who have other articles
to sell are hereby accused of being accursed
Abolirionists | was talking, the other
day, to a venerable Congressman from
Maryland, who had just arrived to protest
against the disturbance of mail facilities
between Baltimore and the capitol Of the
Southern COnfederacy, and says be, Il
have several friends who are Confedera-
cies, and they inform me they are per-
fectly willing to return to the Union as it
was, in case they should fail in their pres
ent enterprise. If | thought says the
Congressman, hastily placing lottery
ticket IN his vest pocket, If | thought
that tbi. war was to be wa.ed for the pur-
pose of iujuring the Southern Confedera-
cy, rather than to restore the 'Unipn as it
wa, shonid at once demand more mile.
age Of the Government
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18
Correct Distinctions.

While 1t Is very ulust to say that every
Ocmocra, is a traitor, II IS lrue that every Jral-
tur claims to be = Democrat."-J.W.F FoRNEr
The above is an essential point, The
Scmi-Sccessionjsts falsely but cunning'y
seek to make honest War Democrats sup
pose Republicans mean them when they
d,Eouuse Rebel sympathizers. Not So
for fis PreaiIeHt-the Ctbiact-GH I5nti-
"is'rl'iga neH-erdy Republican n',cs-
paper, c2utcss srM sincere jig MH there
are thousands If true Democrats faithfully
serrjng IL the Jaion armies or nugits, as
cfirers or Pricates, AMI tcas cf thousands
# DemoccGts at AoD'e, also, do c5ectaaity
sustain the Gogeramcat, IN rarious rays
Yet no honest and well.informed man can
properly deny that the REBEL sYMPATHI-
zERS, APoLoGISTs, AND WORKERS, DO
CLAIM TO BE DEMOCRATS, and do have a
great control Of the party. Until those
traitor leaders are cast Of the honest masses
must dixie 'poor Tray') suffer from their
connections with false, bad men.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18
LOVal Churches.

We use the word loyal on purpose
LOYAL CHURCH: loyai to Christ; hoyai to
his truth iqyrl to the free and noble in
stitutions he has given US; loyai to the
magistrate he has set up over US loyal to
the f9ck committed to her charge; t2yd,
to the fallen race it is her sublime priSll-
ege to evangelize. Yes-l2yal, and not
perfiious; i?yu', aud not fathless; f2yal,
and not lawless loyal, aud not trai.orous.
A term most comprehensive, most prec-
ious, most distinctive of true patriot, a
true gentleman, true hero, true Chris
tian, a true race, true church nay, Of
everything tina. is faithful to duties, faith
full to obligations, faithful to trusts, faith
full to oaths.-Dr. Il. IL Brechrinridye.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

ENDED 1t is thought the Indian
war ln Minnesota Is flushed, aud that Re
beiiion subiued by Pope, SiIsby, and
Ramsey. 1t listed three months, in the
midst Of nj ldtier war, and Goverumeu,
was victorious at few million. cost
The Democratic war against handful Of
FIarIia Indians, lasted years, 10 a time of
peace e,seWhere-c0st hundro1 Million
and was ouly ended by bribug and
cos1ing the lOdi.ns away. That is a
great difference between Democratic aud
Republican efficiency.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

GEN. A. E. Burnside, was born, Of
genuine Scottish parents, in Liberty,
Union Co, Ind, in 1924, and graduated
at West Point. He served with distinc,
ton in the Mexican war, and, afterwards,
on the frontier and elsewhere. Marrying
Miss Bishop, of Providence, r. L, he en-
tered into important duties on the Illinois
Central Railway, and was serving as
Treasurer, in New York, when the Slavery
Rebellion broke out. He was one of the
first to respond, under Gen. Sprag1e, to
the Presidents call, in April, 1851. In
the Bull Ran disaster, Col. Burnside and
bis men fought most maufully. His re-
duction Of the North Carolina coast is
fresh in the minds Of all. It is said the
President offered Gen. Burnside the COM
mand of the Army of the Potomac after
Pope's failure, but he declined in favor of
bis old friend, Mcclellan. At Antietam,
Buruside's men won the fsld. Thus,
step by step, be has been led, without his
own endeavOrs, to bis present important
position. Let US not commit the error
a.! did with MC.ellan, in DEFENDING too
much upon him. Let US rather fondly
hope and trust the hand Of the Lord is
moving in the matter.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18
Missouri for Freedom .
From returns received, it is probable
the Missouri delegation in the next Con
gress will stand as follows:

FROM returns received, II Is probable
the Missouri delegation in the mex, Con-
gress will stand as follows:
l-FrauciS ?. Blair. Jr.. Emancipa'ionist.
2-Henry T. Blow, Enranc pai!onlst.
3-John &. Scott, Democrat.
il. II. Bovd. Emancipstionist.
81. Il. M'Clnrc, Emnnciparcnlst.
6-Austin II. King, Democrat.
1-Benj. Loan, Emanc rauonist
S-Wm. \. Hall, Democrat.
9-Iames :. Rollins, Republican.
Emancipation and l Republican-G
Adm. to 3 Dem. Cor Opp Members
is indeed a mighty gain. 1t is thought
the Legislature also is for Emancipation.
SO that Missouri, the "Empire State Of
the West" may rc-commence the work,
begun by the men who made the Constitu-
ton, Of putting away the evil Of human
oppression.
1t is candor to confess that much Of our
triumph in Missouri is owing to "the ab-
sercc of the soldier" several thousands
Of the Democracy, there, being in Jeff
Davis army, and Secesh not being allow
cd to vote. This is the only State where
the absence Of the soldiers has helped the
President in votes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

~-Robert Reed has taken the oath as
q Commissioner Of Union county. Hart
ley township furnishel, !, SO long a time a
superior Commissioner, ,ha. the pcople
thought they would try another from the
same qunrter-one who can say "No"
when duty requires it: little word
which everybody's friend, D. II. Kelly,
found it hard to use.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18
Auditors Notice.

vT,HE unierN gned having he"n appointed
by the Orphans Cour, OF Un'"n county
TO audit and make di'Jrlhuuon Of fh- balance
IN the hands Of John 4. Mer.z. Administrator
de bonis non Of L,wI- PALNtH, q! I""i-hurS
borough. (iec'i) among those enu',rt I"
receive the same. vii meet all persons inter-
e>,ed in The SAID luai. at the house Of {. ID
Cox. N Lewr,nurg. On Friday. he 2s'h lay Of
November. lsG2. al 10 O'Clock =. ". At which
time and place all NAV attend vho think pro
prr. \. SWfNEFORO. Au.irrr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

Hou. Simon Cameron, Minister to
Russia, reports the friendly feeling Of the
Russian Government, to be as s,eadfas, as
ever. The other European Governments
are still considering the question Of inter
van,ion. Mr. Cameron states that three
immense iron.clad steam rams are being
constructed in England, with which it is
supposed au attack will be made On our
Northern cities.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

a Union lady in South Carolina, two
months since, wrote that the Rebels had a
archaeological chart Of Gen. Mcclellan, in
which CautiousnesS was very large, and
that they bad immense sport, down there,
over M'Clellan's failures and creeping
policy She believed him not the man
Tor his place, judging of the estimate put
upon him BY our enemies at their own
homes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

The Beilefon;e Watchman, . patent
democratic shee., has commenced an at
tack on the manufacturers, whom 1t styles
the abolition sris,ocrscy." There are no
dOub. some manufacturers oppressive on
their hands-Che worst one We ever
knew was a so called DsmocraD-but the
democratic party need only put down this
class, to make the ruin of this country
complete.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

Here is specimen of one Of the "born
pa.ricians" of tho South, as a notorious
Yankee literary man calls them An old
wretch came within the Union lines at
Newbern few days ago looking for an
escaped slave, handsome girl of sixteen
years. Finding that q masters claim was
not Recognised, the pitiful old villain in.
sisted upon claiming her By the right Of
being her father. Oh, the ohivalry!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18
LeWisburg Mlrkct.
FFAHgEED.

~ Ro-. n Truc5rnmil'r-. L-Wishurg, 18th inst.
DiNipHuFFNtS. ? Delaware rssV m Miss MATILDA
TEUCkBNNILLFR q NEwrusYuir
Nv Rev. H. W Narr... I'Ih Inst. Rev. LEWIS W.
ilB~uN and IAt daughter .! the late Judge p9nnel,
SGubury.
By the Eey.'J , Wamp1's, 2lth INST. BENJAMIN
LAKE Of sEa.aok.u auI Ms BLiEA A. BALIUUS Of
sunbury.
iiy the Rev @ Er'snuyer-2sth ult. JOEL LUCK
sni Niss MARIA Row AMI on the 3lth ul.. AN { FL
LIth ami MIS- MELINDA ROW both COUP, Ron
P-nus r.r.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18
Latest News
Holly Springs Occupied.

The Rebels, by their boast, had
20 600 men at this poiu. on the Railway
in Northern Mississippi. Whether few
or m.ny, Gen. Grant has occupied i, for
Gen Ro.ecrans, the Rebels falling back
a. every advance, in earnest, Of Union
forces.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

Thsre are many anG conflicting reports
as to the number and location of Jackson
and the Rebels in the Blue Ridg. region.
below Harpcr's Ferry. These rumors are
not worth repeating. But i. Is certain
that the Union troops are wide-avake,
aud in many encounters have proved
themselves the strongest men.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18
ATlme 10 Preach and Time to Fight.

One of the most thrilling "reminiscences
in the American Revolution is related Of
Gen. Peter Muhlenburg, whose ashes re-
pose in the burying ground of "The Old
Trappe Church." in Montgomery county,
Pennsylvania. When the war broke ont,
Muhlenburg was rector of a Protestant
Episcopal Church in Drumore county, Vir-
ginia. On Sunday morning he admins
tered the Lord Supper to his ehrrge, sta
ting that in the afternoon of that day be
would preach a sermon on "Ihe duties
men owe to their country" At the ap-
pointed time, the building was crowded
with anxious listeners. The discourse, if
we remember correctly, was founded on
text from Solomon-"There is time for
every purpose and for every work" The
sermon burned with patriotic FIRE every
sentence and interrogation told the speak
er's deep earnes,ness in what he was say
ing. Pausing moment at the close of
his discourse, be repeated the words Of his
text, and then, in tones Of thunder, ex-
claimed "7ae time to preach has passed
TIE TINE TO FIGHT HAS COME :" and,
suiting the action to the word, be threw
from his shoulders his episcopal robe, and
stood before his congregation in military
Drumming for recruits was
commenced on the spot, and it is said that
almos, every male of suitable age in the
enlisted forthwith.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

There is great excitement in GAINESVILLE,
Texas, according to Rebel accounts, }
owing to the discovery of a secret organi-
za,ion of Lincolnires, the object of which
was to murder all Secessionists and take
movable plunder to Missouri, aud burn
what might be left. Five hundred militia
collected and caught 30 Lircolni,es, aud
hung two Of them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

Princeton Theological Seminary recent
ly held her half century anniversary
Of her graduates, 2267 were Presbyte-
rians, 81 Episcopaiians, - Dutch Re-
formed, 33 Baptist, SO Congr gotionaists,
6 German Reformed, 6 l.utheTaus, and D
Methodists-2422 10 all.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

The Taua'1a [Mass.) Ga=eHe, in times
pa a radical Democratic Journal, and one
Of The most ably conducted local papers iu
the STATE, is :ull convert to the po,icy
of emancipation, supports the Republican
State ticket, aud advocates the reelection
Of Chas. Sumner.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

JOHN BUZzELL, of Parsonsfeld, in the
State of Maine, is farmer, and has been
for over sixty years a popular aud influen-
tial Free VIII Baptist Preacher. He is
ninety five years of age, and still breaches
occasionally. Within few years, be has
had new hair-new teeth-and new eyes.
Verify, "thy youth is renewed like the
eagles !"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

A National Convention Of the loyal men
of the United States, in favor of a vigor-
ous prosecution of the war, mas been called
to NEE, at Pit,Sburg, Pa, 90 Tuesday, the
18th of November instant.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

At Mans Ak Factory, near Lcwis;own,
business is being pushed With unusual en-
ergy. Seventy hands are now employed,
and between 400 aud 500 axes are turned
out every day.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

The residence of j. Fees, in Besver
township, ) miles west Of M'dileburs
took fire and burned to the gronnd last
Sunday. 1t is supposed tha, the fire
originated ny the stove-p pipe.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

1t is now believed Gen. Lee had bis
army between MClellan's and Richmond,
two weeks ago, and that Jackson is yet
near Winchester.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

Brig. Gen. Charles p. jameson of
Maine, died on Thursday at Old Town,
from camp fever, incurred in consequence
Of exeriiors and exposure a, the battle of
Enir OILS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

The Milt5uian says the new building
erected by the Cst;awissa Railroad Com.
psuy, at preseu, used as an eugire house,
Is designed for one Of the machine shops
Of the Company.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

The Revolutionary War and that of
1912, we're more bnrdensoms in proper
ton to our wealth, than the present one
for existence.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

The Redmond Wig, Nov 3, speaking
Of the recent Northern elections, says they
show plainly sha; the tide sets all one way,
and against Abraham l.uc1lu and his
rampau; war party. If the eleciioueeTing =
a.sevcrations and appeals of this party
could be credited, this success Of the Dean
ocrats is about equal to declaration Of
pence Bet they are not to be credited,
but We are not permitted to take that com
fort 70 eur bOsoms.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

James b. Clay, the only "Democrat"
in Henry CIay's family, has turned Reb-
el. The others have all died, Wings and
Union men.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-18

Rev. o. l.. Hall, pastor Of the Baptist
Churches of Seliusgrove and TrcvortOn,
enlisted as private with Capt. Davis, and
is promoted to be Chaplain Of the l4Ith
Reg Z. '.