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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

Fort Sumpter,) and our own immediate
commander, Brig. Gen. Reno, gives Us
confidence, Gen. Reno has walked US up
to sense Of what we ought to do amaz-
ingly, and drill goes on with greater sever
i:y than evr. If We can second them, the
full faith Of the country may be placed IN
the Expedition.
could not help contrasting ourselves,
this evening, on dress parade, with our
selves, last April, when we came here.
Then iu our ragged civilians dress, the
poorest we had at home, having spent one
night in camp at Harrisburs, having
thrown away our tin plates, knives, aud
forks, no cooking utensils or camp equl-
page of any kinda muslet and few car
tridges carried 10 our pockets, dirty, rag
ged and most of all, intensely green; his
afiernoon-iu fne blue frGck coat, light
blue pants, fatigue cap, arms and accou-
trements, blessed with two full suits of
clothes, white gloves, BACKED shoes
looking like solders-feeling like sold
iers-fairly well drilled-indeed, it is a
happy contrast.
The health Of the camp is excellent.
All we had to contend with here, were the
feycrs contracted at Camp Curtin. Not
h.t Camp Curtin j. unhealthy or i'll man
agel, but man will commit cxcesscs there
as recruits, and will not take the care of
themselves th, y learn afterwards to have
beside the change Of diet and mode Of life.
Men thrown absolutely on themselves, do
very differently from what they d. in the
half acclimateJ state Of the recruiting
camp.
With the advent Of payday, came Jew
hucksters, and that inevitable concomit-
ant of camps, an ambrotype establish
ment. Every sweetheart will bo blessed
with sight Of her "lovyer, gone for a
soger" New uniforms and pay came hap
PLY together for that purpose. The only
men that seem pitiab!-, are those that
have no "gals left behind" them To be
serious, it makes ones heart ache to see
some that don't appear to have aay one
in the wide world to care for rbem-alone
They write 10 letters-they receive
none; they get no boxes or packages by
express. and stand by with queer express
sion when they see others get them and
watching their odd cbulli,ions Of joy. Bet
ter to have those, somewhere, whose hearts
ache for your absence, than to have
none-to be alone-there is nothing more
awful. JML.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03
TO MY CHILD,
a IiftIe Girl oT ci.ht Years.

No more in green Montgomery's woods
gather flowers with thee,
But here, by old Potomac's foods,
mark each fading tree;
clasp my rifle 10 my breast,
The STERN is meaning wild.
And, though my soul be all at rest
think of thee, MY cHILr,
Cur soldiers. sheltered from the blast,
Our leaders tents. We guard.
And. midst the dead leaves whIrling past
Keep faithful watch and ward;
Beyond the wave, high Loudon trowns,
By Rebel arms defled-
watch It's crest, the pine tree crowns,
Yet think of thee, ny CHILD
Our fifteen hundred rifles. soon
Virgnia's hills shall wake.
And tvrants hear our busie's tune
Resound, for Freedoms sake;
When. rallyins in our counlry's cause,
Though heaps cf desd be piled,
IN every lull and battle pause.
I'll think OF thee, MI CHILD!
The turmoils and the pains of war
With cheerful hearts we'll meet,
And bear our glorious banner far
The sunny south to greet;
And should we. fighting, fall and die,
From hnme and friends exiied-
Nv latest prayer, and latest sigh,
VIII be for thee, MI cHILp,
F. COGGINS, 2slh Reg. P.V.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

Samuel Wilson, of Bald Eagle, Clinton
Co, caught in 4 trap. recently, bird Of
the eagle species, measuring seven feet
and six inches from tip to tip Of the wings.
In Logan county, H.. they are burning
corn for fuel at seven cents a bushel, III
stead of coal at twenty cents.
Gen. Rosecranz and staff passed thro'
Harrisburg 4 few days since, on his way
to Washington.
The season for shooting deer, phcasants
and quail expired last Thursday, and any
person shootin" either after that date, is
liable to a severe penalty.
Levi Schoch, ayoung man about twenty
wears old, hung himself, last meek, in the
barn Of Mr. Dan T. Hilbish near Free.
burg, Snyder Co. No reasons assigned
for the act.
1t is estimated, hy the packages re-
ceived 10y ADAMS Express and through
other sources, that at least five thou
sand roasted turkies, with all the ct
cetcras. have been sent to the soldiers
Of the Potomac during the holidays.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03
Frauds on the Government,

Cnder the extraordinary circumstances
with which the present National Admins
fration found itself surrounded when it
came into power, involving the necessity
for prompt action to save the Government,
itRas not to be expected that all the minu-
tia could be superiutended with that
wa.shfulness which guards against imposi-
zion; aud, with the hosts of spectators
and contractors Of doubtful integrity who
'ufsst all the avenues of business, some
frauds we're not to be avoided. But the
political friends Of the administration in
congress, at its special Session, went
promptly aud earnestly at work to expose
.n' guilty, to protect the Treasury, and
" gaafd against further transactions of the
Aiso. lhs Committee have made a report,
which shows isrov;lsnce aud want of
judgment 10 some cases, and in others
oo~nrehi irtas The Committee show
~ u'fos'hon to gloss over suy doubtful
"Aosac'ions, gst they put the facts strong
" and let the guilty take the odium. We
-'0" o' nothing in the history of parties
1Ofs honorable aud patriotic, than this
urn determination Of the Republican lea
" s"ike at the heart of corruption
VIM The fearlessness of honest iutep.
":o' and the determination which pro-
n,.. @ . short life to unprincipled spec
''t' and plunderers. Their conduct
,o,. uappy contrast with their predeces-
'neh men high in Office epGeayored
= '"'e'd the national robbers from detee- ,
pulishneut.-L,Jauon Courier !
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

plainly, saw the troops moving out, and
was under arms ready for any emergency,
our regiment being third larger than for
drill or parade. Gen Hancock said, laugh
iugly, as We cheered him upon his riding
up to us, "Boys, you turn out better to
fight than to drill, but | am afraid they
will not give US a chanco"-which proved
ito be the truth. For the enemy fed be-
fore We were called upon. 1t was fair
fight, with abou: equal numbers on each
side, and the flower Of the Rebel Army
at that. But our side proved superior to
their best, aud have not heard Of man
on our side linching.
This thing of war is dreadful. A man
does not know himself until he is tried
He loses all thought Of humanity, and gets
perfectly wild. l could gather up vol
ume of little incidents, which, if | live to
reach home, will DO for evening amuse-
meuts.
How do you feel an the slavery question
up north? | feel as though the back bone
Of Slavery is broken, and the carcass mus.
soon die. OF course, the war is not for
the abolition of slavery, but it has already
broken its power, and cast an odium on it,
that, let this war end when it will, the
monster vii! eventuelly be sutfoca.ed.
JoHS BAKER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03
PORr Royal. sc. Dec. 10.

PoRr ROYAL, sc, Dee 10.
This Island is about Is miles long and
wide, containing some $4,000 acres of
splendid land, but very sandy in fact, the
Island is a pile Of sand, aud on a windy
day you can hardly see for the sand which
gets in your tent, in your clothes, in your
cooking, and everywhere. There is some
yellow pine timber, live oak, and palmetto
t-ecs. Worth e>s W ! | cattle are at large.
and We fiOd horses, sheep, hogs, aud chick
ems in any quantity. There are acres Of
sweet potatoes, and ground nuts, which
the boys are always roasting when not on
duty; in short, We 1--we better than ever,
except that we have no soft bread nor old
ham. The oranges are gone now. There
arc tons of cotton picked and in the ware
houses, and much that will never be gath.
cred. The planters here had $50 or zoe
slaves each, and some as high as 800
Here are probably 5000 con;rabands, eat
ing and sleeping aud little else. do not
see Why they should not DO the work we
6,G00 soldiers are doing; we are throw
ing up trenches, two and half miles in
extent, on which cannons are mounted,
aud | do net think the island could be re-
taken.
Dan. MGregor and / have nice board
floor in our tent, a table, my old blue
three mouths blanket for a cover, a couple /
OF Testaments, newspaper, box of
matches, a wire-slass, pen and bottle Of
ink, each a stool, front. porch, brick
fire place, three stew pans, e sheet-iron
bucket, six plates, tin spoons, knives and .
forks, a good supply OF sweet potatoes in
fact, everything but money, which We will
not get before the middle CT January. The
water is sui phury, and We get it BY sink
ng headIess barrel aoou. ten feet in the
'and; in few hours, we have good well.
There are lots of shells in pieces lying
lboat, sent here from our ships, and some
ha. did not explode. They are conical in
hape, having on one side kind of nipple,
which, when it strikes pretty hard, causes
he explosion. Well, some of the soldiers
ound one of these, unexploied, and 90,
0 handle it, aud finally to throwing it,
7hen it broke, killing four or FIVE, aud
'ouuding seven others.
We have not been sick at ali, as VIC take
ood care of ourselves, but there are many
ck in our Regiment. It is about as warm
ere now as it is in harvest iu Pennsy Iva {
ia, but | am afraid it will 90 pretty hard +
ext summer. We are now we'll satisfied,
I'd SO would any one be that don't :
sed his grandmother along to take care a
him. JAMES II. PRoss,
keystone Zouavcs, 10Th Reg. Pa. Vol.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03
--latest News

Carrot Davis has signalizcd his en-
trance into the Senate Of the United
States by taking prompt action to-
wards contiscating ALL the property
of rebels.
Bosroy, Dec. 2S.-The public have
received the announcement Of the sur
render of Mason and Slideli to the
British Government very philosophi-
cally, having generally anticipated
such L finale. The street talk is that
Mason and Slidell were not worth
their board here or elsewhere.
BALTIC, Dec. 29.-The surrender Of
Mason and Slidcll is generally appro-
we'd Of by the l nionists in this city !;
but the ScceSsionists are wofully dis
appointed, as it completely annihilates
their much cherished hopes Of war
with England.
Philip st. George Cooke, recently
appointed a Brigadicr General IN the
army of the Potomac committed sui
eide on Thursday last at his residence.
He was a graduate Of West Point, and
esteemed a fine officer.
General Sumner, who was lately in
.iured by the stumbling Of his horse,
has been brought to Washington for
medical treatment.
The Commissary stores. including
a portion Of the ordnance department
in Nashville, were destroyed by fire
on the night Of the ODD. The loss IS
estimated at nearly a millicn Of dol
lars.
PALMYRA, Dec. 29.-Yesterday,
Gen. Prcntiss, with four hundred and
fifty men, encountered and dispersed
a body of Rebels, nine hundred strong,
under Col. Dorsey, at Mount Zion,
Boone county, killing and wounding
0ne hundred and fifty of them, and
thirty-6vc prisoners, ninety
i've horses and one hundred and five
runs. Our loss was only three killed
md eleven wounded.
New Years was great gala day
lmong our troops on the Potomac,
md in Washington city.
Gen. Mcclellan, it is stated is re-
covering from an attack of typhoid
ever.
The Rebels have fled from Bethel,
nd fear an attack on Yorktown.
they say they will burn it before it
hall be possessed by the Nation.
Mason and Slidell were to be trans
erred New Years day in a steam tug
, Provincetown, in the British pos ;
essions. 1
1t is believed the troops from Port
oval have made another advance
wards Charleston. t
The Welding of Mason & Co. TO I
Ieir British friends causes a howl of I
sappontmcnt throughout Seccssia. S
hev wanted them retained, so as to /
It up a war with the L. 5. r
On Sunday morning an unarmed S
,deral steamer was in the ac! of tow h
q a water-boat from Newport News q
Fortress Monroe, when she was at O
cked by a confederate gunboat, and :,
mpelled to cut loose from the tow,
lich was captured and taken to Cra- =,
V Island. Several Federal gun VI
ats afterwards came out and made 80
light demonstration against the bat IN
les at Sewall's and Pigs Points, OF
without any important result. 81
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

EXCUSES FOR UsING ToBAcco.-In
one Of our neigbboring towns the lads of
school acquired the habit Of smoking, and
rcsorted TO the most ingenious methods to
conceal the vice from the master. Ia this
they were successful until one evening,
when the master caught them iu awful
dignity
"How now 2" shouted the master to the
first lad, show dare you be smoking to-
bacco ?"
"Sir," said the boy, "I am subject to
headaches, and pipe takes off the pain"
And you ? and your and you? inquired
the pedagouge questioning every boy in
his turn.
One had "ragins TOOTH" another
''cbolic )" the third cough" in short
they all had something.
"Now, sirrah," beloved the master to
the las, boy, "what disorder do you smoke
for %
Ala. tho excuses were exhausted but
the interrogsted urchip, putting down his
pipe, after farewell Whit, and looking up
in his masters face, said in a whining,
hypocritical tone:
"Sir, | smokes for corns !"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03
BRIDGE ELECTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stockhold
Y derS OF the LewlSburs Bridge Company
that an Election will be held at the Oiice oi
the President on Monday the 9Th day OF ian
uarv, 1862. for the purpose Of e,ecuuC one
President, SIX Managers, Treasurer. and a
Clerk, 10 conduct TIE concerns Of SAID Com
pany for one wear.
WILLIAM CAMERON, President.
Lswisours. Dec. :, lsel "a
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03
Independent FLYING ARTILLERY,
~ Thirty Men wanted 10 I'll ep

Tn the Battery now quartered IN Lew
~ iSburg, Pa, where hey will remain
during the Winter and until called into actual
service. - This Battery will be under the
immediate command of Gen. MCLsLLAS.
Term Of EnliSlment-Three years, or dur
ing the War, at the end of~whch every man
will be enuled TO Sl00 IN Cash and 100 acres
of Land, beside the state appropriations. No
one received under feet Inches-to be
sound, able bodied men, of temperate habits,
aud good moral character.
Monthly Pay--From SI5 TO $40. IL Pay
commences from the date of being sworn into
ServIce-aiso Subsistence and Transportation
from the place OF enrolment to Lewisbutg,
The best OF Horses will be purchased eSPe-
cially tor this service. Every man will have
as good horse as the country can afford
ant be equipped in the latest approved style.
Uniforms and equipments furnished immedi-
ale!y after reaching this place.
JONATHAN WOLFE, Captain,
ffrom Brush Nalleyl
WM. NJ. BAHAN, lst Lieut..
Lewisburg. Dec. %. ls6i
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

asg~The State Legislature meets in
Harrisburg, Tuesday next. Those who
wish the official report Of its proceedings,
should send for the Teieyraph, which is
published, DAILY, at 81 for the session.
1t is live" paper, aud an organ-as far
as they have any-of the National and
State Administrations.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

James Relpath has publicly renounced
and recalled his extreme Abolition seuti-
mcuts-such as have provoked opposition
to and hatred of reasonable effort To stay
the evil. Of Slavery.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

@In parts of South Carolina, the mad
dened Slaveccracy burn their dwellings,
crops, aud live stock, and it is alleged
have murdered their abe-boGied slaves
who refused to fee with them, but their
sick and outworn slaves they left to the
mercies Of "Lincolu's Abolition Yankee
hiIelipgs"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

E1-The Battle Of Dranesville (the for
mer 2. .. Of James Miller, late Of Kelly
Tp) is the first Union victory on the PO-
tomac. Ii was won entirely by Peuusyl-
vsnians, who had never before been under
FIRE, but who behaved ike veterans The
principal praise Is won by Col. Kane and
his " Buckraii Rangers" from the Wild.
Cat Region, Capt. Mics, Of Tioga county,
Capt. Bradbury, Of Bradford cOuuty-(al,
wounded, the latter very badly)-Adj
M'Kean (Brudford) Lieut.. BonnaNirz and
Serg. Bowen of the 9th, are also sp, clal y
commended The Bucktails lost the most
men, the 9th (Cel. Jackson) the next, then
the 9th iCol. Ricketts,, absent, led by
Lieut.. Col. Penrose, and Capt Ent), then
the l0;h {Col. M'CalmOuD. The 18th
(Col. TaggarD and Easron's Battery, met
with no losses, but the latter did fearful
execution with their guns.
Capt c. d. Roush, of the 9th, writes
to bis father tha. it was the most evenrful
Day of his life, his men went surdily for
ward at command, and although the Com.
papies on each side Of him lost men, not
one Of his Company O5) was hurt !
The enemy confess to a loss Of over
$50, but say Col. Taylor was not killed.
A Asplendld South Carolina officer, taken,
died OF his wounds lie said it was their
leaders who brought the South into this
dIffi.ultv and No, the npoDIe
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

~The following lines were composed
by Volunteer from Hestonvllle, Mont.
comery Co, Pa, an artist by profession,
the very soul of honor and generosity. 1t
was an Of. hand effort, never designed for
publication, but reflects honor upon the
social and patriotic feelings, and mental
abilities, of our brave defenders.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

A=y-Thc University at Lewisburg re-
opened. this week. The Lewisburg Acad-
eny, Monday next. The New Berlin
Seminary, Thursday next; Board Of Trus-
tees meet, 10Th inst.