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LANCASTER DiSIKICT

!" ordinary. ia n,stt~rs Uf i'ropsrs Of ~.
caA.I il"itoI's wi
W hsieas. hndr~~ JULn,on, Es cu,,, n,
M'chA"i ii"f Oh, decrease j. has fii,u nj. P,,.
'" on ~ tn" "'hc- prsyin,: 1" =, p~,n,.,. 4
:" 'NrAf ahd eAsui"s .u"rs -. upou To-,
ff'Laie "a due f,rh "f ..l of An. s,,s 4, n.
AID C"d.ei' {" '!.. pat = iny srd cv,.6r,o
hg ihrrrnt
iini- ihrrrf"eiO h"rif an.i "a . ,b. c.iI
area a"d The neat of ~. II lrr -n.a Mi
e"h-i '""fi"i. urr-.s-i, who r.,d- u,l %
Tue i'ni,is "f he Sinlc 81 :>"rrn ,,aro.,uu
siorr,a'd. To ~: Jo"nah Moore. P.,,,.k
Horton, son 81 Nar.i-srr tiosion de- d.,
Ihi'irs" at Martha Jane ft.r,or. deed -
Their hs''~- ho! k""~.-- ana S.ni"rd tiur
"". 70 b" and "pps"r PRESUMABLY. "r by their
h"iv' ATTORNEY, 90 tn~ tbrd,ns,,'s CUurt 10
or h"iden at Lancaster e. uri iiou.s fer .h,
D'sI''ri ": i.snr.si-r OF rhnrsds, the a7ih
d~s ~ N"srnnOer neat, aGd faiI ut under
The p~ns'ti's 1 AT in y faii ~ eI~"n
IT, T. bALMtIkl u. l. ID
Aogs, ~. 1864, 2y-"i,, Sen w. NJ a
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iHE Exfo"'ioSERs A correspondent,
of the Southern Lutherox ~ri .s from
COLUMBIA


lux ExroHrIoSsRs A co,,..oond.n,
Of the Southern LutAeron ~ri - from
CuIuni.lx
Tue sprcu'ators. which are every~ here
~ numerous rs tho crnnkiny frogs Of
Es'P', anI fully ~ foul and lns,hso,u..
are TO te found even kers, in the C,pi,al
oi South Car"l'ns. Tell il not in Gath.
nor publish IL IN the streets Of A,kslon :
but il is even so. Where wa would I.r.k
i'r strong arms and siou, heats To- me. I
trs foe, NIh bear xlofi and uns,ain,d
banners "f our infant Conf-,irr ,c,, We
have found those that would oppre,s he
widow svd mPh>n, and Coin ,"io god
the blood and 'rsrs of suffering hurnsn
ity. Bnt G.d's' righteous Jaw will lie
vInd,car"d. aud tie day nf rsrIlhu,i" u
will con-. They may flourish frr swhrI.
like green bay tree, bot the not thur +.
derbol's Of wrath are now being forged
nj will rive them a-under. They have
snn.'i, AMI te sure ,heF sIrs WI II, a
them "nI EIgh e-m 10. lars n ,srI -
being charged tr cO.rsr arm. cioih. xud
"e"sy d0''~rs . pair for shoes, aud 9th.
~ ssssasns .n psopnsssna.
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4 N0nnSay frnn " here We i,ul than,
Sz hH"h. near hester im June :n,, =, !,
- three \ryr" 'nr", viz iili.I.. Gi. ..c,,
ard iif:Nki
hii "A" 'iiIr- wr h"nghi the ian of l,,,
\"rr,.i'cr. AT tne c>trIr sale. ,.t RI ,.;.
"n "'"'i Ri'rf. III York iDisl.ict. r..,
'-'"g or"'ner- ami having rrl.Gi.n- IN ,h.
r'.h'"rh"'d where a- pnrc:,a>.i ,n. ~. #
Z, m.f" Than iikeiry they hn.. uudr ;hxi,
'M ''.es {" trcIr "Ii ""rghburnn,i
bii' In air'nI 26 Wear, "li, 3 I-.,s ,,,,.,,
'Sh. Viii Weigh i5J or loo p,,,J. !.
very niic.: r'tn'r 'nrprI :,cr, ,,.,.,
quick " hen srn."n t."
h'ics, his b'"ihvr. is about ~ wear. old
'e"' '"shcs "ign ; viii weigh loo ll..
- "r' black. "nI aaIks vita Ills mead an
'hh ie"t turned out ~. Iruni
''ehF', Ne purchased, Jan l. ofC,, &
'hea "n the C.tawb ba rncr. a., ,, u3 ,,.,,.
'''"' wen "c'. irrt ~ ncu-s r,yii, and . III
""'"" 80 i"'"i"is has 4 heavy bfvA 4 and
>Pe'A" si''"iI t; ha, su.ns crsrur,.r ~. .
runaway May 20 l." Charlrrion or Wash.
"g""' ''i. II Is "arL telling where no Will
." ~ h~ 10 y gentleman IL travel. I'hsy
al "a" "h about ti,- same time.
We ~"l rah $.5 rev ard ior In, th,..
men ar $40 p'cc,. Tor either OF t,.,u d,.
'''"" u" ar! jail =" .h"t No can yet tu.n
"es~ "'Ys hny htrmpI /" maze their .av
'>"f'i, - sU..ic vtiicrs tom l.,l, pIu.
a''euptoL.
PRIDE L DUNOvANT.
an.. Z, Is6l-26lI.
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that rival city. and Rome continued lon.
to be the Capitol If the world. owing to
the vigilance Of her Seuat"rs aud pubic
men. Let Us learn from the past TO l..
~atchfui Of our Liberties and when danger
is seen give the alarm.
JUSTITIA.
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Important from the North
JUSTITIA.

RIChMoSD, Oc,oher 20 -Ih. N "
York papers Of last Saturday morning.
October 10. aud the Baltimore papers Of
Saturday AT -tuu.u. h.v.. l,..". :. ei,ed
here. The. b'ins some iu,eresting intel.
iigence {:
MCCLELLAN AGAIN ADVANCING INTO ylR.
Cen. Hancock occupied Charlsstuwn.
Vr-'n'a, On rnuIs:ay evening. ate, MI
"rt"'ery hnr' OF ;No ious. "ui picke'-
retir"y L. the hill on this i e. The I'll
-my los, one killed and eight wounded.
w ""-' C'p; S"unh. OF '- !;,chnr I'D
Ar illery, and eli ht wounded. Two hun
'ired Vi our ~ouhde1 from ,he ALt., n,
we're captn'et. M,Cl- tn sr-n' IT,.
lay night At Charlestuwn, but afterwards
re ur"r'l /" ,sn.ngr"n.
| In" B 'i'''"or- American of SATIN Nv
afternoon SAYS "A our inform ~tinn. II.
we'll as the d-spa hes f:oIu llcaduu.r
'ers. ind'ca,e that The Amy OF tn. Pu.
onsc has n-gun ia grand ad,n Z. intu
rg'n'". la rddu "n to the advance
upon Charl-s,u~n. W., from lisrper's
Ferry, which ~m commenced Yesterday,
G-n Wa" ihun's dwi ,,un :. 50 r,,,. Ell
The polom C, and sncsmp.d on ThursI.,
"'gh. "e"r Is ."r"e, -v,IIe. Tie md Ca
tons are that the enemy will uot have to-
wait Ion. brne the! sre net t., tho ar
my Of the Potomac"
THE hovkAkNII II XxHruCyY.
T:efe III nothing ..lsi-c."r, fr"n. K.r.
;ucky. The Y,nk--s ci~in n.,,c,..,.
hnt ~, that Bragg i. leaving .h- So.
The der Il t"rces have ."rnp,-d Lain.
'"n. The loSs IN Rossexu's di,,sion n,
PerryviI = "s- 4e5 killed, l46s wound
ed. And l6l m's,lng.
The STATE RLkcrIrNs-ukAvr pxMocArIc
GAINS.
The Democrats have carr:oi P.uu,I
v,n'n, y h". aud ln Llama. The K.pub'i.
cAus. carried Iowa. IL Psnn,>lvan,
h'rte.n D.m,ocrsts aud eleven R-puLh
'''n' are elected. In Ohio, twelve Dem.
'crats and live R-lub leans. wi h three.
Districts still to Ls head from. In th.
AT Congress there were twelve R.publi
cans and eight Democa,.. In Im,,ana.
eight Demo, rats and three R-putl,csn.
ale elected. In' the las, Cunyr-s. th-r.
were -igh, Republicans AM! three Dem"
Gratis. In Iowa, all th. members ei-c.s.r
are R-puh!ica"., and their Site uck., :
'"ccess'ui 10y ~ 900 msj ri,y. tn. D.m
''cr"l'c ""j'ra, on the Stat. ,mk.r III
P""n>, ,lv-na Is 10 900; II. O 40. 2s.OUU.
'"d III l"d'sns 5000. In | dan. C..fsx.
Dd"" and Julian (k.puhI'can>) are de
'e"led |" OHIO. Carey (R .p"L lean.
f-"d et"" and Cox a'e re Q ec,ed In
fe""sy '""I", CIR w, he Speaker Of tie
last ll""se vi Representatives. is h-f.a -i
ih,dhsu> Stevens Is re elected v mrh-e.
\kep"bl'c"n) has been .s sL-cr-d ~ Con
srsSs' I" Indiana. b, $500 m r:ty.
DIRECT SESs FROM KxNIucYY Y-BRAoo
RETHkAHNG BEFORE BuKIL.
CHATTANOOGA, O:.ober 20 At the
'"'e "i our latest news fr"m Br"g.'s ~
"., he va. At Loud"n, Ky islinr back
"""''s Cumberland Gap. Buell. h.. u
cry large army, mnL -ndea,"red TO h.nk
'r"gg while the latIsr vas nj C.mp
''ek i"h"s"", which WAS prevented T.,
Iis retreAt. &ueil is still puJ.,v,,i,, T.,
AK him. and ther. may b- \ bait.e
ny day The report Of III. capture o, y
'rge number OF Prs"ners ut Psrr,,iI-.
y our army. proves untrue. .
IHE ExroniIoSsRs A cor, .spondent
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In C""r' "f Ordinary for the said Di,,,i,.,
!" m''i,"r- "f lrC5ate of M,. Mar, r.
Bncsnnn's VIII
WHEItt.AS. rh" r,..,tfon ,.f D,,i;
Ia IL '"n w,i- tn'i, in. T., !pirnr :, r,r,,.,,
rrr I"Irp"rring b ."r i,,t viii ,,nJ
] 81 .ir'r;i "f iI.- - .r, H., ,r,.,n Il .L
"a. 81 - .Is,d. =" hr pf .,rI g., sol, m, r,,,
'r IN" Iorn al law. rni. 1--we .,ru,i,t..,
rF"i.' tie 3'>i d,N at ~. iubrr ,,.,t f
i'r' I",i. ."-". aud, whrrra,. ih-r, rr,.
"a" 'r"' 4 i'r iimi'- 81 the Stat, an, Iu.
{" rt"r said 'ur "i the L..ir- AT Ir, 1,
'r J">ia, H!nrkr,"u aud .n,n-, J,.H,..
.'n'rh"'"h,r lead u" hi> :. hiId -en u ,u,.. ,,
Ri"Hn.I "u ani r.,rn 0f ,uI are. u,.r.,,
""''h'h '"i 'd"i""Ish-u. tu.~i -S vim al,
sh"m ~ NY r"hr,ru. To Lr aid nu,,. r. H..
h'rr t"r "r. 1T Ordinary 80 To-. I,,,i, -,
I.rr"n-t'r ""rt i:"ii>r ter Il.r D,-,,,,.,
rf"r"snid o. the day and tie as abo.r ,ta.
ted
Giv' n under NV ha."i and seal IF ollie,
'h', - b da, "f Jnlv 1852
u = u l,hM,JND. o. 10
Jnl. 81. ish1. l"nm3m 1,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN.
i.A\CAS ER DlSrnICr.
In The Common PIeas)
- diey VI. U--rry.rt nl. ! D,.rI,r,,;,,

S"""-, Sp""re ! >,,a"..n.u,. m
Whereas tnr Painful .iri "u ,h, ,,.,,.,J
d,v "t IDrreinhrr 1851. ilr ',,s Iy,,.l,r,,,,,,
ngnius' i". Defendant. who (,. il !, s,i,n :.
absent 'ni an wItLnut the uurIs -, ,,,,.
State. n"d has neither wife u.r \,,ur.,.v
known w't"in Ihr same. upon ~ hon, n c..,y
~ IL" ,'id IrrIarnii"n ,t,igmi b.. srr,rJ
u l. ifrr' to ordered ih., the ,,ii IL.
f"'rinn' 81" appear arr, i'lr.d I" tl,,. sud
D"c!arr ION "n ar hefnr- the ,hirI d,, ,J
'hwriuh mex. Ahrcl All Iv N IL. .,,,
81 "n t."r'i unr tn',>.nd rIrnt h,I.,Ir.J
ani -iAi' f"". "itri,,.r hmal ju,,rmrrn All
ihrn BE- g,'rn nm'i II var i."i ny!un,t .,,.n.
u ilNN,>,,,k, OK.
Dec i:I. 1861 -I3-ly
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"CuHyIscAIIoa" At BkAppORr.-A
Washington ieI ". dated Oc'"t'er y. >ay.:
'Joig~ S,puh, ui Whcon,ln. nnd two
we'll kn"~n INST. WI ie,se Z" morrow
for Braui"Il. SOU u C,ron.a. ~ . c,,rn-
m'-s'cn. to ear, is,e eject .Is C"Dd.es.
txc Acl."
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DYP 4 HAMMOVU E.a,t urdn
ID ~ fer s.,d ins ,,c,.
"t!EGkA.>. J.ii, .DNNI,i. n.,,
y p',ei 1" "~ for l-i,.r. "f Administrative.
''r Mi ai.d singular ID. G",si- All Cn.,,lr.
"rht- anI tf~di;. at " .iiIa,, X TO nr
- r"f''r Eis.r,c, at"r--aii. d.cr..r.
T'tr>E are, ih-,~r"r-, .,rI.r snI 4.
'n"'.I"" all si'i singuinr. tie .u.,irei ana
"''i. r. oi III. .iIi der.a--.i, l.. Lr y d
~ bei"fc nr NJ eur neat On,I,.,, !,
"uri Ter the sai0 D..trct. t. b. nnid,n "a,
t-anc..,-' C"ur. ti"u,r un the sutn un> ,,
'k'"''~r INST. 10 ~n"" cnusr. II xny, VII,
'he said administration n .urd not Ly rr.,,.
I~d
Given under NV hand and seal, ,hi. l5,,.
/ ~ /hs. Of u "b-r ~ tn. Ear of .ur
s! ; i."d "''e '""u-"nd r,gLt "una -n
t~~ 'ni six. ,~o ard ~ the -.v l.. &.
'''eh'h S-If ut ins l, , p~n.ixI-r uf tn.
Stais ut South t.sr.iIuu
Il NOkD o I'D
W. ~. 1901. 81 pi - So
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Rf I hA"MOND. E.q IRE, Ordn.
~ ~ Tor .sid ;Ji..rc..
WHERE ~. Mr.. Mar hs ~ rh..u,,.,,
..arpii"o 4" IN. for -ii..s ut A.iuu,n,,,,.
'io' on al! ahu singular the G..,j. mud
thatti-s, kIg"t- ."d CI-di.s Of c,,,,,..
Tao" I's"'' lace ct ihr D.s.iirt ai.r, s.l
r--hs, ID.
iiit.s r.. Are. Ih.trEir. to cite and n,
m"hi>" all ""d sin.u.ai, t.. sin,r,J .,o
rf"lii"f' Of 'hr ..id .!rcra~-,i Il, H.. ,,.d
aip'af bei"re me ht our u.1t IIdinn,
,"nt Tor / e said Di>,ric,. ,.. i,. L,,,u, T., =,
i"''icA-i"f' our ''".-- un ilr IJ :, d., a.,
''e!""~r inHi I" snoA eau. n .u, w,,
'"- said sdm hi.ir. ion .n"u,i uot b.. -,
'~d e
r'rn Under NV hand xni seal. ,bis I,,,,
I ~ /'"s q. Uc."l..f 10 Ius r,, II an,
Lara "ne 'hU",.rd risht .,unir. d
~ ~" snn.t." an. u, ,h- -i.n,y. =.
"r'~"'h j"ar "f the d-yrnd.nr. Of the
sac m South CAroi,n..
= HAM NOND. .OI. II
VIZ - 'o"1. S7-1i tf u 80
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LIEUTRNAsT GENEKALs. The follow.
i"k NJ. y Grnrra's h"ve been NJ pointed
l. eu -"nnt G.n-ra,s 10y the President :
J .cks"n. Lonsst'ee'. l"k. ilnrir-, Fem
bertpu, X riy Sn'il.. aud Holmes.
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DHriSoUisuED ARRIVAL John Mitchell
the i''-h ps,r"". So ~riI kn"~n to the
people of'h C'nfsd-'s,s States. hss ~.
nV"d IN II chm"nd. d rect from P.ri,,
"a-r. h- has lived fpr ,h" last u.v~e 80
tour YEAR. Nj. Mitchell. Juri, g his E,n
n.tr 'rsid-"ce 10 the S-a !, ~. ,i,~ con
snnt ~Lvocst- 'f ses"s~i.n. u -toJ,ucsi
ssgr', L.rg s-~ s"d pr..iic'p.I ,k- ,lrs,u
rn'-rr".n, ~ Il, Umn Mr. NLL-,3 has
40 s'ns. "rr sin> ~ ""r 1.n". both ~
~n"'1 h'r vrs"i, d~;Inv.I,i eel Iu.,u.
sie<s " ib~ Sssx,s ls.ssleA
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The In: my threat. ming Button

-" "-dn. ..i~S Il ls,i week I.nks,
gu 'h"at steam-d ur NAY RIVER, n,o,-
u "tf"r. aud ran aground. the tii. IL.
i'g ever! !"~ While waiting for ,h-
h'", 'h''!, @nt barge, with t~-nt,
,r'"ri ".~n, h'vh-r ur ihe .,r-s,n. sn.i
" lily DESTROYED. the ,sil, ~mk, -, N,
w L'""n they then -,sn =, r.iut. II
I" tie < nboa' aud s-xm..u n t..
mann "' ci I" 'h'. visit ~.s I.r L. l. a.
'''' RAJ" The t->i 81 nIne r, ~h'ch 81
most eas'i, i..und nj I"~ water Ga S.,
"fd'v even nI guuiosi ahclIu, ~,i ~
the r.v-r. pe", Mr.. Cr"~r.'.. and Isud.d
pat. ~h' ret h'- 10 hs kitc,-r. A
d-'"chme", m N j, Wa S'"k-.' 2J
B'''~ Ia" at Cavslr! ). g. V. too. ,n
srion on the |, nti l.. Ia. Bluff on. ard "a
the STEAMER Posed down the men. sru.eu
~i Ii E"h-id fes. poured down .,sera,
valleys. ~hci. u !. thought. did s.,,n-
~x tut"'n "n ler deck. TIE .t-s,n~r
ir'"rr,i-'i n!"'ui = m,;- down the rive,
d"ppe'i xnch"r snd sh-n.i ,h. .,.si,
i.tmhsIy tr hsif All hour. Alter Some
M she r-'u'nri ~uI :"k p,.si,"n "p
I"~'e B."f "n. !, e .up,n>-,i ,h.,
NJ 'eh-li. he lrd-r II rh-s- I.nk-e ms.
r."i-i-, 'n'rn'l.. If hs rsn, to ..rup,
TX
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S5J REV ARD!

4 Nmnn WAY fr"m here We had ,h,u
81 hH-". near 'h-,t,r il June INST. n,,
-0 three >ryr" 'nr". Viz iiiI.. Gi ,.r:,
ard iit:Nki
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The elections.

We have received tn "~ing adj +.
ti"ai returns from various PORTIONS " the
State:
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TIE N.a YORK Ch,lsl,nu A lv"rxt-
c ruInsnts on the e, urrnous deb which
tins MAR Is creating Tor tho North ~s 70:
O>k
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24
--latest News

WAsHINGroN, June 2l.-The latest
information from the army before Rich
NOM is that nothing has transpired
beyond the skirmishiDg that is Of daily
occurrence. There has been no movement
Of Importance on either side.
The Pacific Railroad Bill has passed the
Senate also. Thus. one after another, the
Plank. Of the Chicago Platform are being
honestly occupied.
The first regular u S. Nail from New
Orleans to New York in fourteen months,
reached the latter city last week.
Government is taking some Secesh
church houses in Washington city and
Alexandria for Hospital purposes.
Gen Butler recently pardoned six Reb-
ell soldiers, under penalty Of death for vio-
la,ing their parole, at New Orleans.
The Qaakers 10 the Valley of Virginia
have been severely prosecuted BY the
Rebels, who caused the death of one, Jo!
Throck kmorion, who was refused the priv
ilege Of seeing his family. The Qlakers
were faithful to their prncip iple-refused
to take up arms, but were friendly to all
the sick aud wounded.
Beauregard is reported" to have 50, 900
men at Okelona.
A surgeon in the army was promptly
dismissed by Sec. Staunton, upon infOr-
nation that he neglected sick and wound
ed men under his charge.
Alfred Becky, a graduate of West
Point, Rebel General of some influence
in Western Virginia, voluntarily came in
to Gen Cox, took the oath Of allegiance
to the Union, and was sent to Columbus,
Ohio.
Not less than Eighteen Hundred Fami
lies have been fed, by Gen Butler's order,
from Rebel stores left behind, chiefly.
Mai Thomas Yeager, Of Allentown,
killed at Fair Osks, in the SD 2. v, was
Captain of one of the five Companies that
frs, reached Washington after the Presl-
dents call, arriving the 18th April, 1861.
Money seeking investment was never SO
plenty as it now is in the Northern Cities.
The Missouri State Emancipation Con-
ven,ion was an interesting body, made
arrangements for the fall campaign, and
endorsed Pres Lincoln's policy in gen
eral
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

Gauk-lOok four men and went out to
scout-cxplored the country. The Ten
nessee river at that point is cut up with
two large islands, beautiful stream fow-
ing maje'ticslly through Hat country
thick foliage to the waters edge.
G. Nothing worthy of note to-day
guard very striC:-ra;i6hs getting short
tobacco the rage-the Colonel smoking
ground coffee as a substitute.
So the days and weeks glide away i'm
percep'ialy, aud great results follow our
seemingly unimportant movements. The
Slavery question is assuming astounding
proportions among some of our soldiers,
especially Kentuckians. Secession is al
most as rauk as ever in the State, and
seeks votes aud popularity under the garb
of The Permanent Constitution. Eel
low citizlns, beware. This is evidently
the critical period of the struggle. Some
Breckenril.c Democrats in the Union
army openly swear that they will mltiDy
against the Union, and fight for Davis as
nearest right, in ease the President under
military necessity, emancipates the slaves
of Rebels What an annoying and humi.
lia,ing fact to Us Americans, when Europe
is scrutiBizing with critical eye our position
On this very subject
Many thanks for copies of your paper.
HASTINGS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

Citizens of sunbury, aided by the
farmers Of the neighborhood, have sent to
DR.. X. b M'Cay, of Northumberland,
Brigade Surgeon of the Chesapeake Gen,
ersl Hospital, three boxes of supplies for
sick and wounded soldiers Jellies, rags,
bandages, wrappers, drawers, bed.sbirts,
towels, pocket-handkerchiefs, &c, have
been literally contributed, or purchased
with the means that the gentlemen placed
at the hands If The Indies
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

Las, week, in Harrisburg, girl named
Emma Wingered, was handling a pistol
which she thought to be unloaded, and
payfuliy pointed it at companion, Mrs.
Edwards, and pulled the trigger. A
deafening report followed, and Mrs. Ed
wards fell to the floor, shot through the
breast. She died a few hours after
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

At a recent splendid burial in New Or.
leans, Gen. Butler Accommodations some
intimations-to act the part Of rssurrec-
ZIONIST. He had the cofin opened, and
found the "remains" in an "exeellent
state of preservation )" they were gold
coinage of lS6l-probably stolen from the
U. s. Mint that year. The "weepins
friends" are inconsolable under this sun
constitutional dissertation.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

Elisha 5, Goodrich, Esq, respected
citizen of Towauda, Eiitor there aud at
" likes Barre, aud Clerk in the Senate and
State Department, Harrisburg, died g, his
home last week, aged about 60 years.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

The late A. s. Johnson, killed at Shiloh,
was preparing with gang of ccDfederates)
to be'ray Callfornia-just as Twiggs be-
trayed Texas-wben Gen. Sumner arrived,
and saved the Pacific coast to Us. Histo-
ry will have many facts Of this nature to
record.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

Considering their hopes and plans, the
result of the Fair Oaks battle-betwesn
Richmond aud the Chickahominy-is .
bitter repulse to the Rebels, and is repre-
seoted by deserters as producing trepds-
ten and discoursgsment among them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

Billy Wilson, of the Zouaves, occupies
the splendid residence, at Pensacola, of
the rebel Stephen r. Mallory, Secretary
of the Navy q Billy lives like lord
in his new quarters, and walks abou, with
a gold headed Charter oak cane, with NAL
lory's name engraved upon it, which he
"coufscated" when he took possession.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

1t is stated that the failure of Fremont
and Shields to capture Jackson on the
Shenandoah, arose from the failure of our
Col. Carol to destroy certain bridge,
which Jackson hurried across and destroyed
il himself.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

4 LITTLE the best place in town to get
~ your Trimmings, Notions, Skeletons,
Fancy and Black Silks, with many other
things too numerous to mention, is at T..
MENSCH'S. So say the ladies'.
n B.-Store removed to Reber's building,
two doors west of the Bank.
Lrwisburs. May :, lsi2-m3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

ra- Spies continue to iuies' Washing
ton and MCiellnn's army and nearly
w. ,ro., moye seems to he known by
the enemy if it has to pass through three
or four bands.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24
Estate of John Glover, decd.

I ETTES Te>tamenrary on the Estate Of
Ia JOHN GLOVER Esq, late o: Harlleton
borough, Union county, having been duly
granted 10 the undersigned, all persons indeb-
ted thereto are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands
against the same will present them for settle
ment TO either of US.
RV GLOVER Har,leton
JAMES GLOVER. HARLEY Tp
Nav .. 1862 Ipi1 Executors
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

The Secession Cities have lost 20 to so
years of prosperity By cutting their own
throats and robbing themselves aud ma
king enemies of the civilized world, by
their Rehplli0n
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

Gen. Burnside-bless his honest soul !.
says the U s. soldiers shall not be de-
graded into slave hounds That is the
order Of Congress. So Burnside has also
turned AbOlitionist," as the Rebel SYM
pataAsrs say Of everybody who will not
be tools Of Slavery
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

The next State Fair is to be held q,
Sorn.town, Montgomery county, on Tues
1sy' 1sy' sept 80, to Oct Sd, 1862 A. Boyd
Hamilton was elected Recording Secretary
Of The Society, in place Of John II. Ziegler,
resigned.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-24

In Boston, sixty Thousand Dollars
have been subscribed for the poor people
around Gorinth who the Rebels robbed of
their last bag of grain.