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GGS'L Jos JOHSsrOS.-we are grstifed to learn
that N ,r General Joseph E. JOonston has nearly re
covered from the fleets of the painful wound received
at the Battle of Seven Pines lie will be able TO "repOr,
for duty in less than ten days.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

DEPARTED are informed that the steamers Kate
and Nashville, after dischargng valuable cargoes, in
Confederate port have loaded for their return trip and
successfully made their way to sea- in Ppte of The block
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

STRLseLSG.-Among the causes of the absence of sci.
ders from their camps may be mentioned the Wearsou
nacton of the army and the failure of the Gfoers TO
devise any plan 10 relieve the ed.um Of the camp The
French understand this matter, and beirg Wthal
volatile race at loss for eIPedients to dspe
sgE,. and remove the mouotOny incident to soliiers
s. Under the patronage and encouragement Of their
officers, the men are allowed to amuse themselves With
d.amaio entertainments, concerts, athletic sports and
other modes OF GuCr!istsH! not inconsistent With pro
per discipline. To prevent struggling" and avert
s!Gg a home sickness, the camps should be rendered
as attractive as possible but especially should the
be regularly supplied with full rItions Of wholesome
food The officers, from the commander of brigade to
the colonel Of regiment should maintain rigid super
vision over the commisslrA and rspor: every instance
Of neglect of duty the part Of those entrusted with
the task Of furnishing subsistence II these matters
we're better attended to- would hear less complaint
about the reduction of the amy by "s,ras Cling"
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$3.50 REWARD.

DANAYAy on Thursday, % July. my negro woman WlHhT
No on feet inctts high bscE, sIsfp features LOOK
gu, tobacco Nrsy iadi6sTeuy clothed, hand
her ttad, A3i death sle SITTER
yiaF NsHrt ter AMI ct relations rnq Ia sr-Sntrv "a
achu Anj hush nd b o. ling y J1nr o! hiA ci
W. rAln cdcyr n camp, and doaut TorsSsdsi
a b. TlhsE6 nUTse H. SINE hospital ihs sAs
e aAIt luTA, snd lre ald 10 d0u Lts
81 old COD boz At. and would fe
gust sCgs AroGGi the Ct 70 tt The reward ari os1
LeF 10 !. o. 80 iilt can hear u her Agan -
". sA1TERWHfTE
In.u 49, rurn-r IrALklla md Ssh .tIrelA.
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RECRUITS WANTED

RECRUITS WANTED
IN ELLI0TTS BATTALION FOR CITY DEFENCE.
nNE The Companies Of he BAa already nuIered Ia
10 service ard the Others viii ollOW. My Company
having egry comp et=d its eonuine Of men sh 10 eblst
As ear y - pOrIbls 80 lee mis- 20 OH the rGnGS
dtE o. al gee tex ~ Co-ser Is abe todiei Who
have beea discharged from service.
Terms o'ensent TX months unlCss sooser discharged.
Pay t3i per month with rAtions.
Apply to JP O. PoTTs, Capt,
Attic EIchAu ge Bank.
JR BuSAGE, Recruiting Sergeant P. Il Tsylos's .u.io
Store Stain street B5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

hIsrIKE A telegram from WGrrsnion states that
ths Federal troops burnt the railroad lEdgs over tie
RApidan river, by niItsL.l
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EXTRACT;
EXTRACT,
WAR DRPARTMENT, !
ADJUrAyT AND IhsP. GLHERALs OFFICE,
noHnoID, July l9th 1884. J
GENERAL ORDERS,
Nh

~ O,rscrp pts viii be pail om the date Of their departure
from UAuP last uctOn Troops raised ny the etses
under REQ them ~ the oOLfsdersie sAe Gov
era ent be pail from the date Of their assembling ii the
being already enlisted or from tie date O.
the enlistment that tAkei place Al the rendezvous
By Command Of the Secretary ofRGT,
IsisnOdJ O. OOOPIR,
IJ1I-lW Adluiant and inspector General
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
WHY BEAUTIFUL ard pc.IrabIe Ynrm of

VERY BEAUTIFUL and DrIirnbIe Purm OF
27U Acres, on south Size of the York ItiV, Z
Railroad, near TO the Williamsburg Stat
Road, 4 miles Southeast OF h ich nI OHd, for
safe Mt auCtIon-At the request Of Peter v. GrGbb Ic
We shall sell Mpu Sution on he cm's TUESDAY N
3st jay 1852 At O'clock r. NJ hh farm called Oakland l.
Gated above The act contains go Of Eh about Ia
land and ha balance Ia ot lAl ant secondary gror
TIE ces' ed land has been red and In very Ugh
mpTov men, and mostly SET In clover and herds gs The
place tasty be divided Into tNe tracts With pe-ty pcod
20 each, q siye 20 TIA dwelling 100 The dwelling
excellent ore, In good ordeS recently painted, IL
rounded by Of handsome osk and eu.uly
uaed The houses 10 good order but nearly all the
farm bu lg' have been de toytd by army Theirs
q very ad1w Ian watereI Gde's
Il only t. view the lard 70 the impTcy
has been air to wiz In the last three ye
TIRSs One fourth cash, bal one ald ye
or all cash op ion Of the purchase for Dor ds
tsgest psyab hsn yearly, s-curtd by t.us. deed.
Mr. Cru b will visit the psce lily day o. sale will take
pleasure In Oh wing It 10 those VITO may ca on u in
July - GoDD.H APPERs0N, Acct.
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40 LiKbLY YOUNa MI
TIE RICHMOND BATTALION

Since the granting Of authority to mise battalion IA
Richmond tor special service cub scng persons OF any
gs difficulty to have existed With those
rolled among the Secoad Class Militia 70 whether such
20 do co. The following correspondence leaves doub.
On the subject
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w. n. ELLIOTT.
Richmond, June 9Sd, 1852.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTNEsr,

CONFEDERATE SPATES OF AMERICA, J
WAR DkPARTNrsr,
Richmond June 2Oth, 1862
His E1cellency Gov. Letcher, Richmond,
Sal e.pectfully reques permission for the militia
JAILED cut in tie city Of Richmond to volunteer in the
Battalion authorized to be raised by Capt W. NJ Elliott,
Tor local service within the circuit of the edoubs around
Richmond and Manchester. The Battalion wa consist
Of fve companies OF one hundred men each, will be
mustered into the Confederate service and WILL in addi
ton to their pay in tho Confederate army, receive
bounty from the city government OF $40 per month TO
each non-coumsioned officer and private.
They will DO charged with the important duty Of
guarding the brdg prisons poblc and private property
aud With mintsning order Ia the city. hink that the
organization o. this Battalion will probably render it
unnecessary make any further cal tho militia OF
the city ard s considered OF very gro. Importance IN
the public service.
most earnestly request your Erc@lleGoy 10 facilitate
ia formation by every means in your power.
Captain Elli0 will give you any further explanation
that may De desired.
Very respectfully,
Your obcdielt servant,
GIo. W. RAHDoLPH,
Sec. OF War.
ANY Of the Second Csss Militia that prefer service 10
the Battalion herein referred to- have the right TO enlist
therein When sny of them enlist their names will
be reported Major wilkins who will thereupOn strike
lhem from the rolls.
June u, 1862. jobs LfTcHIh
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,msLL FHsnRD TENsnENT vsLU-
Inf. ON lie -. linz of I'm, ~ La a. Il.

SusLL FhanPD TENHnENT yALU-
- abb lot, on the so itaC OF its, betuec
natu ana tTsnkIIu - Gets, tor sal NJ urtion.
vi be sold a. al ton, T. - Az, " b
July 1901, n ve0'k, NE va ~ D. - at -
HE dSr has rfeeb Lrra pan 81 e
gsOd order, an la ~ H., ihs .o
mo valuable enc and las font VI % ispts Of
100 feet
TkRNs.-Onethri cash balance ytErt 2
gotAbe notes. In eret payAye hat +y, scared ~
f-u.t deed.
!aya GoDDI ArPFRsoS, Aa,..
40 EtRbLY YOUNG NEGROES sII-
~ TION-Iht morning, ngiEs ~ 1'cl.oG, I'll
ell a. our Auotlon go0ss--
~ YUuns AgG likely Negroes,
consisting o. snd EOmel, toys ard y,E I'D q "a
ie2I DIUAISsoS BILL, Aags
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NOTICE.
July ls-lH.

Will ray arewsrd NJ $50 for the recovery any rfSrms
lion which pl lead u the Stry q ny Save, DASt
Jm TIE Ya-kee' The q day Of Julg, l-6
brought 10 this city Cover wagon Esd Have
ofs SlDserreAi COLOR a)ou. tss feet g1t ocnss A5e
II years OF age. @. o. HAer0RD
tice Of Dept q Morris,
jyl5-2E' NJ cor. lOth Ard banE as
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To THE PIHLIC.

osT July l5h 1891 ceincle Of tSenyseysn shArssNr
gnlA state Itoek No t48) laid ltsmber 1853 The
yuOc are trade fJr Il stock, shall make
application b have Is IeLeGet
b. H. HASsBRoUGI.
Cr.n.s Osurt U.psa Iplv Il
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RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING, july "a, 1881.

THI CAErEL or 1912 having been adopted AS the
will interest the reader to know that that was an agree
ment for an exchange Of prisoners between the Ua:ed
aes and Great Britain during the late war, BY which
all prisoners taken by either bellgeren we're to be pa
rolled and returned their respective countries when
ev,r a cerlsia number captured their e1pe sss be-
ins paid for the time being By the cOnsus of their re-
speeve Countries and receipts and vouchers as to rank
being given and received in all such shipments. When
ever the numbers thus captured and paroed were equal
on both Sides they exchanged rank for rank with
the exception Of privateers whom Great Britan refused
10 recognz, as men OWais men, and WHO were accord
iugy retained prisoners uat the close Of the war.
The Augusta Chronicle is indebted friend for this
explanation Il will thus be Oh served that neither party
Is 10 retain any large number OF prsorers-they beirg
paroed fast clpyured-accounts bsDg kept as to
numbers thus parOled-and exchanged as soon as pot
sbls As to the exchange of privateers, the Federal
Government has already committed itself on that point
by proposition exchange the Confederate priyateers
now in its hands We hope the Confederate Govern
meut will held it to its proposition, aud insist upon
changing them on the terms the military prize
era With this understood, We think the arrargem Mt
Il be very proper one, il vii! relieve our Govern
melt from the expense and trouble of sustaining horde
Of nkees numbers Of whom will, no doubt be addtd
to our care in every future battle that may be fought
and at the same time it will restore to our army or to
their homes numbers Of brave Southern men now Ia
gushing in Northern prisons.
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DURK TANNERS, OLIVE have hand nns lo
naS A. T. sroKla 90.
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nInAn,s nINIsinN.

An saih,Fsed by Major cen. Floyd 10 raise RegDsrt ofln
Z fslf 90 oTy vert % ttn tine under the act u hs
u,u- al Aa1e rby, passsl May lt lst5.
1la si -ty b.rn,. Ferelv-Es volunteer, suck per
within me terms OF TIE Acl Of Congress known
Celgt8n Law pSsu0s ths Of 30 and under
Is aad sarf 10 are eEsrl pied by Act Of Congress
IrdeI til authority spt Cue TIE .O-opsraion Of ofeeB Of
Line haze IrasioR W tEs Companies for @ Sc yios
Gysdi,sss ID Richmond VIZ kUEg0RD.
~. a. Iefe IIeut Col. l1th Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

Rdq'rs Department OF HeBrico,t
hoHNOsD, Va, July H. lstz.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
Ro.li0
H. by coumand Of the Secretary Of War he mani rura
price Corn In This city fixed 81 so per tuh o. &c d.
with the cost OF transportation aided
BY order OF Brig Gen. JHo. Wlnder.
l. z. PAGE,
jyl5-lm ASt Adgt Gen.
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FINANCIAL AND cowmEscI,L.

oTTus rHs VINO, july GsJ 1852.
The following stocks we're sold at auction in Peters
burg. on Saturday last:
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oROaAgoE DEPARTMENT OF VA /

ORDNANCE DEPARTNGHT OF VA [
LyscHsJEG, Jane u, lss1
NOT CE.-As all preparations ior hsor General Eoyib
y being stsi at LyIotbIr2 the .s5us noEi
bis Del 81 meet ell he there made.
rsgu Ions Fret gHed BY Gen. Foyi oesr
,4H, by In, h,u spyovsfb BY AtiuaHt General "n a.
eusrd-a 81 Rlh-,ri, urol shIsb TIE Issue will be nade
O. DIAdOqB,
Irl2-i Big Gen. orinanee Z, Va
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MILITARY NOTICE.

EHAVlNG Authorised by the Wsr Department, 70 raise,
Ia enls ard Into ssryice Battalion OF INFANTRY,
composed Of volunteers not In the teryoe,
a.. deros he cooperation and assistance o. others
ThoIe ~shag Join Ia this patriotic undertaking. vii
please "a TIA city, address N uring, carer o.
r,tss-,' RGPrRr a sCOTT, II
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

HANARR AnkD.-A sAlAn OAaaTy Seed. IaIi q
u aaaI, aai Tor Bss ~ v. PSTE1soH Z o., DraSEIs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

FOR SALE.
C,oSFEDIRATl sTATEs BONDS
u RH MAuRY o.,
July y sock and bNrhange Drog err
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KEST, PAINE q CO,
AUCrIoNEi re- AND COMAIsi IJH MERCHANT

KEST, PAINE CO,
AUCrIoSElR ~ AND cOMAIsi IJH MERcHANTs
WE have taken premises Nc ~ Cary seet neIt door IN
w the taak e Richmond aad viii eoutrue the Lucion ard
Commission ousines as heretofore oondsnnea viii be pronI
attended a.
our OH e Will -an for present with II Maury Co
INV dim KNIT PAINE 4 co.
OVESSEc;R, Sc.
VIZ ANTS 20 make ut A. 0yeteer ahrst tit pa
w tc farmer aai general Imp o. land. &C tie kooWs
proper Of ami from maay years eNpeice
viii be iound In respects fully qu,nsd. Is exempt from mill
ta-y duty No family bu' his vttr. Add.esS
jIly Y2-S' z q. VI Uyersser, Box ~, x chnotd.
VERY DESIRALE FARM FOX SALE.-rwo
Huad hive Acres N Amelia countyhA clei red
tueutJ very Tobacco large old fs'ot ell DSe
with rooms Stables Bans Carriage Hous and AL
s.ry b1dngs Go. Orchard OF IN e. hunied
GOOD ver golI garden hca Thy loo alton Srd we'll ws'erei hrs
nriyhbohood, ccuvsIenI - several ChNche Pos-oe
Mills A.
Price reasonable. Address,
jgly ql-df BOX Az, Re'mosd 2. o.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA ON ,RAL RAliR)AD,l
JGly 22l, ls62.
nN aud str Thursday The 2Ih instant the tret rsirs will
~ rla Itga u owes the Wa .tia Ceu'TLl Ra!ICsd
H. D. wHTCCM3
iuv % General supedn'end, ntg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

GI Gamers Company!
ELLEOTH'S CITY BATTALION.
DERHAEYNTLY Richmond. Members Of tina Bat
i talon eIerp; cOn'cliPt and Militia duty.
Pay ss PEI nerth aad Eaons quarters
ed.
ia JOHN II. GREASrR, Captain.
CONFEDERATE STATS OF AMERICA,
PUEynOEs cTYoI.
Ric' rond, Va, Jure 2lth, lsC2
HIGH price will be PAID for any quantity Of Dog Wot5,
a wife Who's and Poplar Bark (ha Of the roc: PreferrdJ
slrgson JHmes T. JOl nsOn Medical Parysyor. DSnvls.
saTgson W H Geidns, medc. Puryeyor, Charlotte Viz.
surgsoa R Kdd.r Taylor Medical Purvs,Or Lgn,kbus
jSno S1-lm Nv. JoHss. purysyor. c 81
TO CONTRACTORS
INVITE proposals the grading and y, bridging. 4c
81 Fsdmoa Railroad, from Dsnvle 20 Greensboro The
Company or. AnIGu, 70 tSssese We No,. sth EsS Ispony
Tlaas pscfes apply once In Danyi OF s'ch
end at the offices Of the ehnond and DanVs HAtSd loH'
EDMOND 7. D MYERS
iulg 1T Dept Engine - ADJ Chief Ing'r.
LAND FOn SALE.
drli serss Of Sas Cane and Gsa Land, adapted
he production Cotton any lana In the state Of
suafcNsr c5azty on beautiful LAt. three nles VA
100 Rlyr ino which enpes; stor1ng nne steamboat uAr
silsh susceptible otnsElus Zoe crop the hE year
miro cash. The balance in two annaA insalnsns
n,hs Of ihs SAFE VII be hEea ID negro property " GSred
his IandnSl Y,soo River, care Of T. nsv DrcP,
ofreoyering value Of slaves taken aud other property
ieeJsd. By the enemy In iaIiern vIsiaa They wi Elys
l. MONTAGUE Jsnscs, HddleseI county n ns le.h Of
SoEsuber ,aa AFsr that uu. a. EehI92nd ,
.el5-U co Ia hosTksur
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28
INVOCATION.
st a. ANNIE wAps-N CHRISTIAN CHRONICLE.


Bright, silvery moon with eve so clear,
Gaze down upon the battle field,
And tell if one, 10 me most dear,
Sull lives, the patriots sword 10 weld!
With all his pride Of manly strength,
Must he TO deaths stern mandate bow
Or, fearful lies he there. at length,
With deaths cold signet on his browi
Tell me, o sun! if that dear form,
With heart so true, SO just, so brave.
With love Of native land 50 warm.
Is slumbering in the soldiers grave!
When first the cry Of war was heard
tn thunder-tones throughout our land,
Aud patriot souls were deeply stirred,
He gladly Joined the loyal band:
His noble mother baic him go.
Her fathers sword she gave her son
(HIs granGsire's-who 50 bravely fought
Al Bunker Hill and Lexington;
He bound it to his youthful form,
He gazed on us with fearful eye,
Then pressed his mother to his heart,
And Joined the soldiers marching by.
The light was gone from ont his home,
Dark shadows hoVered 'roInd the hearth
Low burned the taper in the dome,
Clouds chased the sunlIgh, from the earth
Oh. tell me not that he is dead
That he has gone from earth away!
That his young life, Just passed ITS dawn,
Has perIshed ere the perfect day
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

CO-PARTNERSHIP.

rr-- Tie undersigned have as
i>oclatcd themselves into copart-
IN ti-f,.Hi, nership FOR The purpose Of carry
fzs-t --ss2-s inc on the Laundering. Planning,
aud Carpenterng business IN all theIrvarious
branches, al the
fcwis5ur9 Steam blaming Glills,
where they intend to keep = sock of Pine
Hemoc1, Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Ash, Ma
pie, and all kinds Of Lumber, Flooring Shcl-
wing, siding, ShincieS, Lath, loisis, Studding,
Fencing, PlckctS, Door and Window Frames.
Doors. shutters. Blinds, sash, Mculdngs,
Brackets, &c plaEjrg, Sitting, Scroll saw
ing, &c, done a, shurt potice and all work
warranted to give >atis action, both in rice
aud workmanship.
]. i. DTCFFESDERFER,
MARTTE DREI~8ACH,
ElRNI DrElS8ACH
Lcwisburr PlanuF 5ii'is Arril :. 1870.
Estate Of J3Ey UiGfuiY, frrr,rlJ oT Ision, ia.t
oi i;- ss,rr Cogr'3, Gsca.
! ETTElS Tc>ia1eutary on the Estate OF
4 John Hartman, laie Of ~'rsNhurg town
ship, Lancaster county, having been duly
granted 10 On. uuierslgnea 800 persons inte b.
ted thereto are requested 90 make immediate
payment an1 those hryiGE claims or rdemaud>
against the sane VIII present them for settle
meIt to either OF US.
HENRY II. KUETZ, Mannheim Tp.
JACOB EOfRER, Jr Easr Lamre,-r,
Nov -, lsOl Executors
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

Forney's Press forcibly says there should
be no difficulty in passing the bill wipiug
out slavery 10 the District of Columbia.
1t is q shame aud disgrace that that Cap
ital of this Great Republic should be
stained by Slavery. While Russia and
the Dutch West Indies are abolishlng
slavery, it should fad no hold in the heart
Of our nation.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

A correspondent Of the Sunday School
Times, writing from Chicago, says the he;
bel prisoners there appear to be touched
With the attention paid to their physical
aud also to their religious wants-so diff
ferent from what they had expected!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

II was very well that JEFF Davis did not
remove bis Capital to Nashville, or it
would have been caught. He is not safe
at Richmond, "whcnever" the Army Of
the Potomac gets finely in motion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

DyERTIZE'-NIanufaeturers Merchants. Mechanic,
- Publir Officers N CT, and Country. Guil Hrrs-
all who wish TO bay s-woUl do vii 20 em 10y the
c,lr;rns Of the Ls,ois5fg Eis.e, which La large
sud iBrrsasiur circ ulann in community containing
large proportion OF active solvent rUucersi con Gner'
and dealers, a any in the State.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28
Good NeWS---NeW Goods!

NET GOCDH
AET GOODSl
NEr GOODSi
-NEW GOODSl
FJE F,tLL AND IrTyTFRg
FOR lfLL AND UTNTERY
FDR FfLL IND uINTERl
EOR FAIL AND TgNTERl
car IND SET
CALI AND SET
CALL AND SEE!
CALI AND .SEEg
KREVER. WCZrPF of Co
KREHER, HtLURE II co
KREEER, AfCLTRE Il 20
EREHER, NCLCRE d 60
LcwishurS, Not. ., 1851.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

New York City has population Of $685.
Cji persons Official
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

a7ction nra conri.'lsn Hoyse In Ir-'-,rr..
ENesnI,laG'lla;LS y LEGAL AnciiOneer !!
T.s.Dc-a homer having been appointed
sole AuctIonccr for Lew shLrc, Is prepared to
attend 10 ali calls in his line in town and
country.
Commission Salss.
In April next. | intend 10 open on Marhe
street Room for rhr reception. end the sale
at stated times ofsll kinds Of Goods at AUc-
ton. Any one wishing 10 dispose # any arii-
Gle can deposiiIt with me and | will sell ii at
the lest afvanraCe | can and charge per
ccniagr for the same
Feb. es, 1859 FA DONEUOWER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-28

IHcIDENr.-While Russelrs Panorama
Of the present Rebellion was passing before
. large audience in Ely's Hall, Elmira, a
few days since, an elderly woman from the
Emerald Isle spoke out as follows "Will
you stop, Mister? soc Michael O'Flan.
igan's son, my neighbor's boy, and my
Jenny went with him-as good a boy
% ever carried . musket When you
come to him, will you point him out?"
The New York herald., 1862-02-03
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
>~~~~S~>>>~o~~~~~~>>-~
The Condition Of Affairs at
Vera Cruz.
Spanish Ofncials in the Public
0fnces.
Resident SpaniaTds Compelled to
Leave the Country,
&C., Ae., &c.
NEWS FROM MEXICO.

By the arrival At this port Of the Brig f. Baldwin
Captain Tewsasy from Vera Cruz have dates 70 the
9th uh
The combined meet at Vera Cruz consists Of sixteen
Spanish frigatss, three French steam frigates, two
British Fgaes and four AZ Antoine Iazardo
Four large british steamers and Spanish trans
port were passsd by the Baldwin going up
There wore about thousand Spanish soldiers in
the city. No French or English. When the Baldwin
arrived Al Vera Cruz the Spanish flag alone flying at
the gate the mole. On the 9th the French flag was
hosted at the gate the English at the southeast aud
the Spanish the northeast Of the city. No
flag was displayed on the Castle.
There had been few shots fred at the pckets outside
Of the town on the Sunday previous 10 the Baldwin
leaving. No business was doing IN the town. the Mexi-
can merchants having all left for the interior.
Provisions scarce aud very high
Spapiards making tboir way out Of the interior
az fast ~ possible On the 4th OF January extra
steamer, with large number bosrd, sailed for Ha-
vana; they arrived from Tampco and reported hav ing
been driven from there The Spaniards had placed
Ofcias in the Custom House, Post Once and other pub
lie Offices in town.
There were two British vessels at Vera Cruz, with
casgoes, but could nnd receive them the owners
being Mexicans had left One the brig Venus from
Liverpool; tho other name not remembered.