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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
Real Estate.
SHERIFFiS SALES.

ny virtue Of supdry wr,ts Of Sen.Exs ued
Is out Of the CoUr, Of Conmon Pleas u
Union county and TO me directed j Will expose
10 Public Sale or Ou,cry, on Saturday. II .
81 day Of Mag, 1852, 4, the Riviere House N
The borough OF Lewisburg. al O'Clock, = y.
TWO Contiguous lots of ground situate
in the borough of New Berlin, Union eounty.
Pennsyiga ia. marked IN The general plae ~
sad borough with he numbers iss and re-
boundei un the north b. Maze alley. east ~
Vine street, scu;h by Market street. and weas
by Lot No. l5s. containing One Half Acre
more or iess;wberepn are erecied . two II
s,orey Brick Dwelling House. frame
Shoemaker Shop.a Frame Stable, Well with
Pump, and other OaIbuiliings, DC. with TO
sppur,enasces-as The property Of JOHN r.
sEEBOLD.
ALSO, at the same time and place.
a certain Half lot of ground situate in tho
borough of Lewisburs, Union counry. bona
ded on the ncr'h by half 10, cf Jouat. Wolfe.
east by an alley, south By lot Of Joel Zens-
myer, and on the vest BY South Seventh Stv
c. ntaining One Eighth Of an acre more or
"a less, whereou are.erecied Tvo-Ssorey
rt Frame Dwelling House, an Out-kiieheo
and otner oui.bu..dings &c. with the appufie.
nances-as n. property Of DaNL SEAMAN
IF ALBRIGHT. Sheriff.
Sheriff, Ofice, Lewisburg, March 70. teeo
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
Greatest Battle on tbe Ame-
rifau Continent!
Defeat of Beauregard, Breckenridge,
Bragg, Polk, johnson, DC.
UNION VICTORY.
2 Days Fight at Pittsburg Landing
Waterloo, Manassas, and Hampton
Roads, re-enacted, and
Balls Bluff entirely reversed.
WESTERN REBELS WATERLOO!

For some time past, the Rebels under
Beaurrgard and others Of their best Gen
erals have been concentrating the ''fpwer
Of their forces" at CoRINTH (near 10
"Farming'on,") small hiIl.iowu in NE.
Mississippi, where the Mobile 4 Ohio
Railroad crosses that from Charleston to
Memphis. I, is an important military po-
si'iou, guarding Memphis, and was said to
have 50,000 10 $50, 900 men 10 reach.
During the same time, Gen. Grant had
been going up the Tennessee with thou
sands of Uuion men, his head quarters at
Savannah, in Southern Tennessee, some
20 miles north Of Corinth, 90 the east side
of the River. % the uest side, few
miles nearer, is PITrsBURe LANDING, and,
still nearer Corin,h, is Hamburg-all small
towns. Gen. Buell. vas advancing to the
aid Of Gen. 0rant-tbe two designing to
the enemy as Coriu,b, and then
20 90 to Memphis and New Orleans.
They have l20, 600 under their command.
DESTROYS Of preventing this junction Of
Grants and Bucll's victorious forces, and
to prevent 40 already partial cutting of
BY shs Uoiouis,s Of . railway between
coriu,b soa the Misri.,iPri, Besuregard
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
DtCO,

In Wiil.amsport, evening of 10Th inst. after
a very short Illness. Rev. JOSHUA KELLY.
pastor Of the Baptist church IN tnat town. aged
40 years. Mr.. Kelly was a native oi Lewis
burg (srn OF JAxks kKLtr) and had been
II years in the Gospel Ministry. His many
personal friends here and elsewhere will JON
his family and church in sincere sorrow for
this sudden bereavement OF an active. useful
cIlizen IN the pnme Of life. To be buried
10 Lewisburg.
JAMES VI KELLY. OF the Linn Rifles. was
buried on Roanokei>land, 9Th March, having
died Of smallpox OF which SIX others or the
Company are sick.) Mr.. Kelly's age was
about 23 years. He was a grandson Of Col.
JnHx KsLLr, of Revolutionary fame, sou Of
the laIe Joseph Kelly, of Kelly Tp., son-In-
law Of Martin Ham of Lewisburs, where he
enlisted.
In Lewisbnrg, 9Th inst. Of consumption,
Mrs. ANN 5. wife of Josiah Baker, aged IS
years, month aud 20 days.
In Miai'nburg ga ult, a--i about IS years, SARAH
dau-hter Of the late Robert @. II Hayes, Esq.
In Fre-burg 27th ult, aged is years. JOHN C. OF
Frederick y. AMI Mary 4. Meyer.
In Levisbur:. 9Th inst. MERRILL CLINTON, sou Of
Andrew " and sarah Jane Cornelius, aged mouths.
Near Freebury, on the 3ist ut, wido~ EcKELMAN,
in her 9oth year.
In pishn ,-rcek Columbia Co. 2sth ult aged 70 yrs.
DANIEL MHENRY sr lie leaves ag-i widow
unhroken family Of IL children, so grsndchirsn, and
II of the fourth GENERATION.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
No. 10 Surrenders

A month ago, the Rebels abandoned
Columbus for stronger fOo'hold-No.lo
"A poiu. near NV, Tennessee, where the
Mississippi fJSs, westward, to New Mad
rid, and then turns TO the South again.
From Cairo, Com Fc ,e dropped down with
his pubboars aud morfars, and about the
same time Gen. Pope, from the Missouri
side, took New Madrid. Since then,
cannonadlns has been going on with lew
Interruptions. The enemy we're well
fortified, but hoped to get away down the
River if necessary. A canal was cut across
from Foote's position TO New Madrid, aud
ferry boats taken across-and two or three
guubos,s ran the gauntlet past the Island
This gave Pope the chance to stop the
enemy from having any aid from below,
and our gus could do more work, below
the Island, than above it. Foote's forces
worked slowly, and performed some daring
deeds, all tending to the one end. Pope's
men were also efficient, and, when they
got the boats, crossed to the Tennessee side
aud PUT up batteries. Thus surrounded,
on Monday, it seems, the Rebels found
their further defeuce hopeless, and sur
rendered their "Gibralter" Island, includ-
ing three Generals so-called, 5000 men,
75 large guns, aud . large amount of
small arms, military stores and equipments
all on the Island. On the Tennessee
shore, also, several hundred men were
taken, but others escaped. l,appears that
the whole force was badly denoralized.
We lost not a man, the las, two days.
This is one of the greatest victories Of
the War-s strong point, won with little
loss on our side, BY patient, vigilan',
scientific. gallant toll and pluck. FOOTE
aud POPE have won imperishable honor,
in this as in other prior engagements in
mouths past, during all the discomfor's
and dangers Of bad seasons. They have
",corked uih a WILL" determined to
crush the Rebellion, and now leave the
was clear to Memphis, with 10 consider
able known fort to oppose. Again We say
all honor to Pope and Foo'e! Had all
our officers worked like them, the Rebel
lion would ere now have been crushed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
Advance on York River |!

The old aud newly arrived forces srouDd
Fortress Mouroe-comprisiug the largest
aud best driled and best provided army IN
the world-are in motion at last. Gen.
Mcclellan came down the river on Wed
uesd.y, April ., and was received with
eres, eu,busiasm The force under him is
estimated at l20 900 men Gen. Magru-
der opposes with 10000 Rebels.
FRIDAY morning, at Daylight, the Grand
Army struck tents, aud commenced the
,ulunt march "ON TO RlCHMONO,' IN
good spirits aud condliop. Gen. Hcin'ze!'
man, If Pa, led the way, through burned
aud abandoned Great Bethel, the H-bels
falling back everywhere. Ten miles from
Yorktown, they found some abandoned
furtifi.a,ions. Eacamprd at Fort Misery,
about 6 miles from York'own-having
marched Is miles, with pleasant sky aud
air, but bad roads towards last.
Saturday, 5, starting on, encountered
thunder storm. About lO, arrived before
YoIkrowu. The enemy opened upon our
forces with their guns, to which the I'd
and 4,h Rhode Island, an1 5rh Massachu
sets Batteries, ,und Berdaus shsrp-hooiers,
replied. The canuonading conrinued until
dark. j. Reynolds of Rhode Island, and
Edward Lewis and Charles L.. Lord of
Massachusetts,, we're kil!ed-New England
thus losing the first men, 10 this expedi-
ton, US 10 maoy others. Several attached
to the Batteries, we're wounded. also an"rs
the Sharpsho,'ers, aud in Sam Backs
Penn'a Regiment. Some OF the Rebels
batteries we're siieDced.
Sunday, there was only picket tins,
and balloon "reminiscences. There ore
two miles Of d, fence, aud N front OF them
aswump. Aftercxam'Dn'ion, ten. VI CIeI-
lau PRONOUNCED the works scientific aud
strong, but all agree that with siege guns
10 the hands # the Union men tue place
must fall within two or three days. Some
saw the line of defence ox'encs or lU
miles, from the York 10 the james river.
A copy Of a Proclamation issued hy Gen.
M,rrauder. dated the last Of March, shows
that the enemy bad (through 'reachery OF
some one in the cnni leucs Of the Union
power) full knosledge that Yorktown was
to be assaiied.
I Monday, midnight. fortified points
around Y rkrowu are being taken, without
any considerable losses Gu our side. Tue
enemy appear to be in strong force, and
withstand our udvaDce with considerable
spirit, but our vast superiority in number
and artillery Is too evideut to doubt the
/ result.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
NO MORE MEN WANTED !

The President has directed that recruit
ing be stopped. There are more than
enough meu 10 the field than are needed
to put down the rump of the Rebellion
still existing. This closes buudreds Of
recruiting stations, and is an indication
that, properly followed cp, the insurrectoo
Is as good as suppressed, and expenses will
begin to diminish. Compare this with
che frantic efforts Of the Rebels to impress
oil their able-bodied men, aud it speaks
Solumes for Freedom
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
ssy-I, is no, thought that any distinct

tsy-I, is not thought that any distinct
Pennsylvania Regiments were at the battle
of Pirrsburg landiDg We see, ho~ese''
Gen. M'Cook's force, with which is Dr.
A. P. Meylert-,be Sth Missouri, win
which is Nm. Reed-the Ash liiinois'
with which is James Duucan-and the
llrh Illinois, which includes fre'por'
Compauy-are reported in the engage
mept. and We hope may have escaped. "A
son of B. Albert Of Lewsburg, after being
slightly wounded at Douslson, went on
with the Ais, Indiana Reg
The defsat and disabling for the time
Of their idol Beaureguard, and the cea'h
of their favorite johnson, knocks out Two
props from the Rebels temple, ~hieh
must ba-teu its utter ruin. With NO
10 out of tho way, there seems to be
fair road to Memphis aud New Orleans
and vc see tha, Commanding Gen. Hal
leck is about to move down, to direct the
whole force.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
WASTED TIME.

Alone in the dark and STINT niIht.
With the heavy thoughts of a vanished year.
When evil deeds come hack to sixht,
Ant good deeds rise with welcome cheer
Alone with the -pestrss Of the past,
That come With the old years dying chime
Th-re cumeS shaioN, dark aud VAST
The shadow Of Was;.d Time.
Tn chances Of happiness cast away.
Til. opportunities nsvsr sought.
Th- good resolves tha. every day
Died in the impotence Of thought,
The slow slvaae- aud the back yard step
In the rugged paths we have striven 10 climb
How they furrow tho brow sni pa. th- lip
waen se talk with Waste Timel
wha. are We uowi What have We beeus
u,v. ". hoardgd time as the u,ssr's soid'
Striving proper need TO win
Through the summers heat and Winter coll!
Shrinking from nou:ht that the world could tos
Fearing nought but the touch Of crires
Labotlug. struggling, all seasons through.
Aud knowing no Wasted rime'
Who shall recall the vanished yesrss
Who shall hold back this ebting tide
That leaves Us remorse. and sham, aud tear.
And wishes away all things beside!
WHO sball give Us the strength, e'cn nov,
To l4sve Tor ever this holiday rhyme.
To SHAKE oh this sloth from heart and brow,
And battle with Wasted Timef
The years that pass, come no: again:
The things that lie, no lie renee,
But cen from the rust Of his cankerins -hsins
A golden truth is giimmerins through
That to him who learns from orror- past,
And turns away with strength sublime,
Who IN as.s each year Quito the last,
There is 10 Wasted Tune.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
ALL HAIL, CONNECTICUT!

Las, Monday, the Lrnd of Steady Ha-
6its elected the whole Republican Union
! Ticket, over the DemOcratic-Sts'e officers,
Legislature, &c, overwhelmingly on the
siph, side. $50 much for buckingham ="
be has 8, 500 maj. for Governor now, aud
only ., 600 last year. His opponen, claimed
to be friendly to the War, but was dis
trusted by some true men Of his own party,
who would not vote for him. The Union
Republicans carried every County, aud
every Senator. (Some of the Denis had
&boas,ei that" "the conservatives would carry
the. bot-bed of Niggersm," Ye-e-s!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
Latest News

@rThe recent storm Of Snow was said
TO 10 two feet deep at Cbambersburg. AT
Fortress Monroe, yesterday, the storm was
bad, keeping the Merrimac at bay (per-
haps) aud greatly to the discomfort Of our
men before yorktown. The latter are in
good spirits, and the second capture Of
Yorktown from Tyrauts and Tories is ouly
a question Of time.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

rA.To- morrow is year since the Slave
Power under Beaureguard, with IL bat.
teries, and 10000 men, commenced its
warfare upon IS or 100 hslf-s'arved men
iu For, Sump,er. One year leaves Beaure'
guard snd Slavery iu a bad condition.
Tbi, base and cowardly assault has
awakened a popular indigestion within
one year which will not rest until It sweeps
away that barbarous 'nsti'ut'0n' rusty
with age and rel with crime.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

Capt James Bryson, Of the Washington
vile Pa Cavalry, died while with Wyu.
koors Regiment, in Tennessee, aud his
remsins Will be taken TO Milton where
his widow is. Lieut.. Castle, aud members
Of his company, had previously died-aIl
of y ypboid fever
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

r0-Iu our last, We tried TO encourage
the Spring by 4 complimentary statement
which was true enough when penned-but,
before our paper had got fairly around
town, it turned cold, and snow fell over
ten inches deep-fne "Spriug weather.
indeed We'll, We wont state what the
"weather" is now, for fear it will be all
changed before our readers see it,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

A strange man, Of small stature. who
has been staying abou. the Lock Haven
Mansion House for several days, money
less and fri-ndlcss, swallowed bottle Of
Isudanum, Tuesdny, with The intention
of 'mmitirg suicide, bu, DR.. Elder being
called 10. he prevented i. from having its
natural eject, and be is well Sgain, ready
for another dose
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

James Kuutz, of Capt. Fiack's company,
having lost au arm iu the battle field Of
Winchester, died after its ampu'arion,
aud was taken to his fathers in HuyLsville
for burial.
Prosser Of Bloomsbury, and Leibrick Of
Jersey Shore, are also amoug the dead of
W Incbesrer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

D%At Harrisburg, last Tuesday, three
Committees reported 10 the House as to
the Legislation of last session aud the army
frauds.
The first stated that there was no proof
of illegal or corrupt Influences 10 passing
the Bank Bills.
The second (Greenbsuk, Of Philadel., a
1sading Democrat, Chairman, unanimously
>xonerated the State authorities from any
anticipation in frauds for Military Sup
piies, and testified that in all cases CON-
jDg to their knowledge, they had stopped
payments of such overcbsrges. Com
mi,tee discharged, and report laid on the
Fable.
The third, reported that there was eci-
denee Of corrupt influences used 10 pro-
curing the repeal of the Tonnage Tax bill
out one Democratic aud one
Republican Assemblymsu, and the Editor
= the Allentowu Democrat (Dem and
e Editor Of the Brownsville paper, Rep }
having received money for voting and
advocating the same. They say also the
promising Of stock BY the Feun's Central
10 assist railroads, was in effect tempting
The Members 10 counties interested in
|those roads; and that prominent persons,
ummoned to appear and testify, had eva
pa the summons. Pending motions to
'n' the voluminous report, she House ad.
Burned.
Illus 1t seems that tue wrongs Of last
sn'er aud spring we're personal aud local,
% not pUtiza The iadiciduals must
oer ior their own mlsdeeds, aud neither
Hpty is responsible.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

We learu IRON the Kuchenbofe that q
gentleman residing in the vicinity OF
Selinsgrove, made provision in his VIII
to leave Legacy to the Missionary Institute
of that place.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

Gen. Milroy, Of Fremont's Department,
has forced the Rebels back from Mon;ery
and Huntersvills, down towards Stanton.
Gen. Banks is also gaining grouni-the
whole Rebel strength seeming to be re-
treating into South eastern Virginia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

Russell, the Secession correspondent OF
the London Times, has been refused per-
mission to follow our army, and it is said
will 70 "bum to Lupnun" 10 disgust
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

The Rebels refuse to surrender Fort
Macon, even BY marching on, With men
and materials, and the place has TO be TO-
vested. They threaten toretske Newberu,
with 20, 600 or 80 900 Rebels.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

POCKET PiCKtD.-An old gsn,leman
named Moser, of New Berlin, to which
place he moved from Berks county about
a wear slucc, arrived ut Selissgrovs,
Wednesday evening, on the cars, minus
his pocket book, which contained between
four and frc huudred dollars. lie had
the money when be paid his ticket at the
depot at Harrisburg, but when be arrived
at Selinsyrove it was gone. he wanted
to use the money to make pay meat on
the farm be recently purchased betseen
Mi.dleburs and Cenrreviiie.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

Last Sunday, Lewis Askey was attempt
ing to snub raft upon the abutment of
the schultz, to prevent its swinging over the
dam, be accidentally stepped backward in
the schute and was drowned His body
has not yet been ecovered-Lock Harea
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

Capt. Alex. j. Frick of Dnnville, Com
pauy ID. was in the Penb'a S4lh at their
fight near Winchester, Va, aud has reached
home. lie reports the following casual
ties in his Company:
Kiisd-Wm. r Fowler. John Prosser.
Nounf,d-H, Funk. J. NJ Price. e. Mum.
my, +. Z. Fowler, c ID. Burns VI Flzharris.
G. Holcomb, WIN Prosser, J. q. Teeler. J. L..
Wheeler.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

The New State Constitution of Western
Virginia has hardly any opposition, and
the Gradual Emancipation clause has 10
votes for to one against.