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PLUMBING.

ID P. BOWER, LICNCED PLUMBkR
ID. No. IO2 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio, Man
aiact0rs and Dealers IN Bath Tubs, Water CLOSETS
Wash Basins, Pumps, Hydrants, Brass and PLATED
Cocks India Rubber Hose, Lead, Galvanized and Iron
Pipe Copper Boilers, and Plumbers Materials Of all
ps- City and Country orders for Work promptly
attended TO. Repairing solicited, and neatly exc
onted iauT
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New York Life Insurance Companl
CAPrA1-S2. .l46. .767.O3

L. D. HUDsoS, Agent.
omce-0Yiatt's Exchange, foot Of Superior
street. Cleveland, Ohio. Reilly.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, July 9.
HOTsE.

HAShANNAOR'i VuAy u
HOUSE.
Mr.. LOyejoy rising to question Of priv
ilege, said that inasmuch as the gentle
man from Kentucky, Mr.. WicklifPe was at
the meeting in New York on Tuesday and
delivered a speech there, he (Lovejoy,)
moved that the reply of Major General
Hunter, to the resolution offered by that
gentleman (Wicklife) relative to the rails
ing of a regiment Of blacks be read for the
latter's benefit, he (Wicklife) yesterday
being absent.
Mr.. Wiekliffe replied that he should an
swer Gen. Hunters reply at the proper
time.
The House then went into the consider
alton of private bills.
Mr.. Bingham from committee on Judi
ciary to which was referred petitions from
the citizens of Ohio for the expulsion Of
Representative Vallandigham, asked and
was discharged from further consideration
of the same, which was laid on the table.
The bill reported providing for the dis
charge or trial of State or political prison
ers, was ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Colfax, from the Post Office Com
mittee, reported back the Senate bill rela-
tive to the claim of Carmiek s Ramsay,
with a substitute disallowi lg their claim.
The substitute was passed.
The ConfscatiOn bill as returned from
the Senate, with the substitute known as
Clark's bill, was taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. Elliott, the substitute
was not concurred in, so the bill will be
returned to the Senate.
The vote on tabling the Illinois & Mich
igan Canal bill was reconsidered, and the
subject was postponed till December.
The Military Committee was instructed
to enquire if legislation was necessary to
facilitate granting furloughs and dis
| charges Of sick and wounded soldiers; also
as to the manner of burying soldiers.
| Adjourned till Saturday.
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VESSELS PAssr5a.-The following vessels passed D,

VEs5ELE FAssLNl.- I1IIOWIIg 8es5eI5 ll55su U5-
roit on the lst:
UP-Steamer Illinois propeller Potomac, Pitts
burgh: bark A Stevens; brigs Empire State, H. r.
Seymour, Fox, n. NJ. StHndsTt Sir Charles Napier
boomers Alpha, Trnveler, COuTtwrght, Telegraph,
Monitor no. b, ATcturus, Clarabel MOnteagle, J..
G. Gray, ". A. Chisholm, Star Of Hope, star Of the
North, Granada, Louisa.
DowE-Barks Fame, Cambria, Southampton, Adri-
attic; brigs j. G. Deshler, Northumbland, c. P. Viii
liams, Mahoning, Rio Grande, Roseius +; schooueis
Gertrude II +. Mussey, Eveline, Surprise, COTin-
THAN Mazeppa, Geo. Fo0te, Convoy, j. +. Warner,
Oriole, B. r. Lummis, Ostrich, COllingwoOd, Theo.
Perry, Bermuda, Fashion, Uncle Tom, Henry Hagar,
Moselle Grand Turk, Leader, Abigail, W. i. Allen,
Anna c. RaynOr, Geo. Davis, A. z. Hart, New Lon
don, Lookout ST. Andrew, Vanguard, North STAR
" A Stevens. AdirOntlac.
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CLEYELAND 8 TOLEDO r. B
~
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, May s. issZ Trains VIII run
daily rs follows, Sundays excopted,J
sos A. n. CHICAGO EXPRESs-Stors AZ Al stafions
on Southern Division, except Washi ngtou, and
arrives In Toledo at l0:z5 A. H.; and chicago
at SIS p T.
5.45 P. N. NORTHERN BIAIL-stops At an stations
at go p. n.
$50 P. \. TELEGRAPH EXPRESS-Stops a. al sta
tions On southern Division, except Washing
ton and Clay. Arrives in Toledo at I0.i5 P, n;
Chicago at Sis A. n.
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THE FAIR INEz; On,
THE LONELApY OF The CRIMSON CLIEEs.
CONTINUED.
CHAPTER xIY.-ISEz.


Long, too long have we beon parted from tho lovely
aud Fair IneZ;
And again we return to the maiden, which we think
viii our fair readers please.
That lovely and fair young creature resolved once
Aud she made her escape when OAiulligan had fairly
She raised the ground floor window and with ease she
soon got out,
She bought INST class ticket for which she paid full
And took a seat in tho cars, when her baggage was
Her escape was shrewdly managed, for which she de-
serves great praisei
She did get out for her meals at the eating houses
She even refused 10 take piece of cold mince pie;
Prelerring she said to every one, natural death
The scenery was grand and majectic all along the
railway route,
She sat right next to window and spent all her time
And She could not help but notice the kindness Of the
All the employees performed their work in manner
which also strucked her;
Her mother glad 10 see her, and in her arms she
fondiy wrapped her;
DeaT moihet 5ff said the fair Iuez 81 know your
To see me come home without father must make you
feel sad indeed"
WELL yes rather, said her mother 'but he was an
He'd eat forty on EN- at a meal, and then for more
Not another solitary slap jack will poor drowned
And in that aiiectionats widows eye did glisten a
Ply he could not have died at hOme surrounded by
his friends, in his bed,
IF he had, replied the widow, as she brushed the
"A good old time he should have had and we'd given
him funeral quite gay"
(CONTNUED.l
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M A R n E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTEEED-JULT 2

ENTERED-JULT ?.
Steamer May Queen, Yigsr, Detroit.
Propeller Northern Light, Spaulding, Ontonagon
schooner Eliza Logan, LamPhere, Buffalo.
Schooner Watts Sherman, Eigeld, Buffalo.
Schooner Grace MuTry, More, Buffalo.
Scow Fair PLAY, Pillow, Sandusky.
Scow Oza, lIc1iahon, kolieys Island
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Schooner Eliza Logan, Lamphere, Chicago.
Schooner Exchange, Rewell, Marquette.
Schooner L. J. FRrweH, Hunter, Portage Lake.
Schooner Watts sherman, Fiheid, Buffalo
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On and after Monday, Nay s. 1872, Passenger Trains
VIII run as follows Sundays excepted:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A ~ NAIL fRAIA-StOpping at all stations
except Nicklihe, Mentor, Perry, uniOnFille,
saybrOOk and swanviiie, and arrives al Erie
a. l;5o p NJ Dunkirk At 355 P. r.; Buffalo at
5.5 p. \.
400 ?. N. CINCINNATI EXPRESs-Train stoupfnq
at PainesTille, Ashtabula and Girard only,
and arrives a. Erie 700 P. n; Dukirk 9.05 P. \.
Buffalo 1923 p H.
4:55 P. Il; CONNEAUT AOCoMAlODATION-st
ping at all stations
go P. \. NIGHT EXPRESs TRAIH-stoupinz AZ
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only, and
arrives a. Eris at l2l7 A. ~; Dunkirk 80 A.
X; Buffalo 80 A. n
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HARNESSES.
HARNESS SHOP REMOVED.
'sOur Flag is There

We have hung out our Banner at No. 142 Seneca
St. The sign Of the HORSE Is there, where will al
ways be found ready sell anything in the line of
Harness, Saddles, Whips, Horse Covers
and everything usually kept in we'll regulated Hsr-
ness shop Those wishing to purchase will find il to
gheir advantage TO give US a call
july3.3t CHRISTIAN MARSHALL.
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MEniGAL.
HUNTERS MEDICAL IN

FIRAfARY.-DR. HUNTER sim continues at
the old established place, No. Z maihew5' Block
al that cOmein fact he & the only reliable physi
clan in Cleveland, treating the following diseases
Tum0rs, Fistula, bronchial and Rheumatism, Agus
and Fever, seminal Weakness, and a diseases pecu
liar to Females. Leucorrhoao or v lntesi Suppression
Of the Menses, Painful MenstruatiOn, Inflammation
and liberation Of the Uterus or Womb, PrOapsu5 or
Falling Of the Womb. All diseases Of the blood and
skin, entirely removed from the system, Al diseasea
Of the organs Of generation Of male or female q what
ever name or nature, treated In careful, thorough
and udcious manner pointed out By long experience
So Low prices and quick cures. Recent cases
cured In from three 70 eight days. All yphilitic and
mercurlal tainta entirely removed from the system.
DR.. HUNTER Is constantly curing cases in from
four 70 eight weeks that have been treated By other
physicians from one 70 three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apply 70 DR.. Hunter Immediately either In person or
BY letter, he never fails 10 cure His remedies
perfectly safe and unknown 70 any other physician
Patients Of either SEX living at distance By stat
ing their disease in writing giving all the symptoms
can obtain medicine with direction for It's use, b.
addressing Dr. HUNTER, Of Cleveland, Ohio, post
IS- an of the Above diseases CURED, or no pay
All communications confidential.
From his experience and extensive practice, he
makes scruples in asserting that whatever he TN
PERFORM. No matter how hopeless may be the case
whether from extreme debility OF prcsration Of the
~ yIss sfstyle ~ IN b whom many nave W nnioFtS
nately been under or from the false deeacy that many
Of my patients tell me kept them frc early appl-
cation me- the less fatal ideas Of overcoming
the disease by the advancement Of and strictly
moral mind for they, one and all, make the case
worse, and 10 10 i early from the cause Of be-
ingentirely local. II effects the entire animal economy,
and then requires GENERAL as well as local treatment,
which DT. Hunter is happy TO be able TO say that
thorough investigation, and great Improvement IN
the treatment Of private and delicate diseases Of both
sexes Of however long DURATION yield 70 his mode Of
treatment.
If the unfortunate value lo and health they should
be sure and call on physician Of age and experience.
ES- No charge for advice. The DOctor,s ofiee is
constantly thronged with patients from all parts Of
the country.
DF HqRisT L The only sgsRt n ths United Is State
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

RETRIeERAroRs.-Twelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices, by
w. P. Fogg, corner Superior and Seneca sts.
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READY-MADE CLOTING.
SUMMER CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS

ever exhibited in this city at Greatly Reduced Pri
ces, without regard TO cost. $. MANN,
iulv3 l62 Suporior-St.
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RAILROAps.
CLEVELAND & Z PITTSBURGH
u RAI L OAD.
sUMMER ARRANGElTENT.

To take effect Monday, Nay 5, 1852 Trains islrs
Cleveland daily Sundays excepted D
ss25 A. =. MAII-ArriFes ct New York l0.i5 A. r.;
Philadelphia 7.i0 A. T.; Pittsburgh SO ?. ~
Wheeling 4:l5 P. H.; n. Philadelphia SD p. n.
SIS ?. \. EXPRksS-ArrfVesa at New York - ?. ~;
Philadelphia lZs0 ?. X; Pittsburgh 20 A. NJ
Wheeling 40 A. n.
Both Trains connect at Hudson far Akron and MI
lersburgh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York
Via Allentown y without change.
CO Fare as low as by any other lina.
nsn- Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket ONCE, Meddel House, at the Depot, At the
kuclid-street Station.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-06

Those over GO had reachet-62, GO, 63,
65, 65, 67, 81, 67, 6S, 50, 20, 7S. 7S, 70,
20, so, sc, 81, So, %, and 81 years-an
average of 75 years each for 81 PERSONS
"good old ages surely.
We suspose these figures nearly correct.
The total in Lewisburg is AZ ou. of 1000
population-or l to G3-while last year
in Philadelphia (esteemed one Of the most
healthy citics) deaths we're as to 30.
Our "duRy" deaths do not average one
,ree., and not one and a halfa reel; for
those, outside of the Borough, "buried"
here, even including from the Army, .
from Williamsport, and each from Jer.
sey Shore, Milton, Sunbury, Hartley, &c.
OF the whole rumber, 25 we're under 20
years of age, and 81 over 60-46 in all
leaving but 26 deaths of those in the prime
Of life, ou. of say 5000 popula,ion-or l
to 230. The mortality of children and Of
the aged is peculiar to no place and to no
season whatever.
We suppose the West Branch region is
as healthy, one year with another, as any
other in our chaugeable climate-and jet,
one portion may suffer more than another
for year or two, and occasionally more
than one death may occur in day, or for
to excite prejudice, by such provideu'ial
occurrences, is foolish and wicked. We
should all prize health and life, and seek
to enjoy and prolong them-still, we all
must die. And wha, Cemetery, receiving
- persons 10 its care, can show that u of
them had averaged IS years Of probatiou2
We think the figures stamp our locality as
healthy rather than otherwise.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-06
GRAND JURORS, MAY 7. 1869.

[ KeHy-Willam Noll, John Datesman q, Isaac
King, Laird Howard
BuGaLe-David Hennins. John RengIss.
Joseph Diefienderfer, WeIdler Rohand
L.pis-Abraham R Mensch, John snyder,
Henry orwig, Isaac ReiSh
VhHe Dssr-G " Askin, Jonas sauch
Nric BsrEn-john d SpIrlsr, David Her.
lacher, Lewis Z KeSsler
. Uai0u- jchu Sleter, sen'r
Hsst Bnfaloe-Andrew Forster, Edward
Miller. t,ias Reish
E.,sf Blfaios-Abraham Frederick
Hrttv-Frederlck Worman
Limesicne-Enos Benfer
TRAVERSE JURORS.
E;uesiore-Wm katherman. ID W Pellmas.
VIM Bosenreif, Jonas Hoy, Michael Miller. Jr
Ls,ri,Jurg-ChaS : Yoder. Joseph Mnsssr.
r Nssbli. Joseph MeiSell, lohn II Goodman.
Washington q Bell. David Ginter
LSlpis-Sam Grove. gac Ruhl, lac Rudy
Uaiop- -vaen,ine Stetlsr, Joseph Shsnnoa.
Elias Slear, John Youugman
Bufai1e-Wm T Linn, Enamel Ponuus.
James " Simontnn. Aaron Miller, Thomss
Cornelius. Peter sjahl
Ne,p BeriIn-Samuei Millhouse. Reuben
C Gidr. Daniel Horacher
B-Gdy-George X Swope, Gersham Dildls.
Lemne Porter
WRde Dser-Wm Siaiden, Jacob A'Curley.
CrbanuS Ranck, Joseph Mover. 5am1 DunisS.
Sol'n SaSsoman, Paul DIei!enderfer. Iohn Ofr
East BuGI5e-Fred'k Nipple. Beni Schrach
u E,nbVg-Andrew GuIeiius
k.Hg-paniel Rensier. Jr
HtSt Bufai,e-Rlchari Struble, Benaer;lIs
Relish, Lew Royer
Hariky-Gsn Braucher. Inhu Klins
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BetraVing Themselves,

"Reader do You happen to know Of any
/ halfmuzzled sympathiz~r with Seces ,ionis,s
who does not hate, and seize every chance tc
vihfy. John c. Fremont We do not
! The above is pertinent thought, and
should lead honest men Of all parties to
reflect. 4 cer,ain class Of polit;cidn nj
the North denounce John C. Fremon. ff,
times 10 J.f Ddvis once. "Ou. of the
abundance of the heart, the mouth speak.
eth" Can any one doubt that such men
are in reality traitors to the Union As
a specimen Of these vile assaults, take the
following, which We find copied in nearly
every sham Democratic paper, North:
Fremont is a Statesman who has never
made speech-a General who has never won
4 baule-a Pathfinder who always missed the
irack-and a Millionaire not worth con,in-
entail damn"
E9ery sncer in the above is uufounded
Read the life of that orphan boy, starting
in deep poverty, without friend, among
the hausbtiest of SOuthrons, and say if he
could ati1in his present position nitiout
merii9 Fremont has achieved military
triumphs-has made as fair Speeches as
Washington, Franklin, Jefferson or Jack.
son-has exhibited true craftsmanship, in
prohibiting Slavery in California, especi-
ally-has displayed Executive quali6ca,
tions as a surveyor Of unknown regions in
the greatest perils-and his real wealth,
the development OF which, Sacrificing or
riskiug his all to aid in supprcssiug this
Rebellion is idle, probably exceeds that
Of Hancock, Washington, aud Morris, the
rich Wings Of the Revolution. History
will award him lis due honor in this war
Yet, 10 the midst of his toilsome labors,
we find, in the Loyal States, projessed
Unionists seeking to defame bis character
and hinder his usefulness in this day OF
our Nations struggle for life Aristocrats
pout because be was ouce a poor boy
West Pointers and other rivals disdain a
soldier, not educated By the Government,
who fights an eGrnet-and Tory sympa.
thizers hate aud fear one who has struck,
or proposed, deadly blows a. Rebellion.
bu, the true, loyal People, love him.
The President and Cabinet-touched by
his manly, patriotic submission to a very
unjust temporary humiliation-couGde in
him. Intelligent, frank Southerners con-
fess his ability, and show more fear of him
than of any other of our living Generals.
To Fremont may be applied the words of
another time, for one, then traduced and
belied, whose praise is now on every lip:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-06

both blacks and whites, 10 which slaves
have received flee hundred lashes on the
bare back, over the head, in the face, un-
/ til even constitutions trained TO these out.
RACES, gave way to the terrible tOrtures,
and death ended their suferings Thus,
with inquis'orial rigor, have the Rebels
executed these cruel details, evidently con-
siieriug them as a military necessity Of
their fearful situation. You now see how
much the slave is left at the mercy of a
cowardly and therefore cruel master.
"Truth is stranger than fiction" as ex-
perience will testify. "The Knights Of
the Golden Circle" are trying to measure
their puny strength with the crushing
Union power. They are quite numerous
in this vicinity, aud are very fruitful in
devices to gain some little advantage" or
revenge. 10 order to gain some reliable
information concerning their numbers and
designs, was sent out, completely dis
guised, and travelled among the wealthy
planters, mingling with "the higher clas-
ses," easily ingra;iating myself into their
acceptable hospitality and candid conver-
satioos, BY the fabulous suavity and chiv-
alric demeauOr Of the genuine +. +. VS..
| have been quite successful, and will soon
have more labor Of the same nature-De-
tective Police
Ia my rounds I notice many pecaliari-
tics Of "the peculiar institution" In Co.
lumbia, Maury Co, Tenn, there lives
Mr.. -, (his high caste will, of course,
suppress his name,) who keeps eighteen
young negro, mulat,o, quadroou, oc,Oroon,
and duodecimoon damsels, for "personal
gratiGcation' in various senses. One is to
satisfy his baser passions; another is to
fOrtify his purse with the "revenue"
arising from the sale Of bis orn o6spriay
By this lawless intercourse. White slaves
command great price, especially quadroon
and octOroon females. The price Of slave
beauty draws heavily upon the pocket
book, bu. does not always monopoliza the
affections.
There is q cave some distance from our
camps, 10 which some Secesh cavalry har-
Dor, also many refugees from the outrages
of Northern Vaudals. l propose to visit
that cavern in disguise, after learning
necessary things, aud conduct thither three
hundred cavalry of Union brand.
One Of our men was shot dead last night,
by one of his messmates, in mistake,
during an alarm. Twas very sad.
Some time ago We caught Secesh
Colonel disguised as . SPY. have not
learned his fate.
LIE. every man and woman prepare to
fill some responsible station, and fill the
ranks Of society, for, in this part at least,
the breaches will be fearful, and | would
hope that such society will be utterly dis
organized. A.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-06
Union County Court Prociamatiou

NNHEREAS.i the Hon. sAM1L s.WoODS.
w President Judge for the 20ih JudIeIsi
District Of Pennsylvania, composed Of the
counties Of Union. Mii in and Snyder. ard
JSu WSiNoNreN sndjoU WALLS Esqs., Asso-
cIaie Judges in Uuion county. have issued heir
precept. bearing date the 22d day Of Per.
lsG2. and TO me directed for the holding of an
Orr .ans' CoUrt. Court Of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Termiusr. and General Quarter sessions,
at LEWISBURG. for :hr county OF UNION.
on the Third Monday Of MAY, (b-ins the
I9:h tay) 1862, and 10 continue ere week.
NOTICE. IS therefore hereby given TO the Cor
oner, justices Of the Peace and Cons,ables IN
and for the county Of Cnion, TO appear in Their
own proper persons with heir records, inguI-
siioGs, examinations and other RENE mbrances
10 do those things which Of their Offices and in
their behalf aPpertain 10 be done; and oil Wit
nesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf
of The Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required 10 be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave a, their
peril. Jurors are requested TO be punc,usl in
their attendance ai the appointed time sgrees-
bic 10 notice.
Given under my hand ard seal a, the Sher-
ms Ofice n Lewisburg the 22d day 6f
February. 4 D 1862. and the s5ih year Of ihs
Independence Of the United States Of Amsri.
ca.-GOt save the Commonwealth.
l. 7. ALBRIGHT. sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-06
Latest News
BY TELEGRAPH.
WRkTOWN Is OURS!
NNars and Stripes are waving over
the Rebel FOrlilicatiOnS!
Glaucester also occupied by U.S.troops.
eEHuls RETREAT TO RICHMOND /!
UNION FORCES IN HOT PURSUIT +!
obcial-Headquarters, Army Of
Iotpm.a Ma q NJ

ohclal-Headquarters, Army Of
Potomac, May 40 A. NJ.
, 10 Hon. f. NJ STANTON: We have
..': %e enemys ramparts, their guns, ammu
. aon' camp equipage, &c, and hold the
.s le i'ne oil his works, which the epgi.
.s Ies1s report as being very strong. Have
,o~n my cavalry aud horse artillery 10
Gan E, supported by infantry. Imove
oen, franksn's Division, and as much
:, more as | eaf by water up to West Po;n, %
..'-day: No time shall be los,' a. oo, O,u'' on"
Soats have gone up the York rivsr 7
united TO state that Gloucester is al.o in
~, - possession. shall pursue the enemv
' WALL e. b. MCCLELLAN,
Maj. Gen. Com g.
M LATER.
enemy evacusted Yorktown q,
!, 'y night Their army of lOO, 900
. -em'laii'sd. Mcclellan has taken
,ha,. ,S' r0l'', : and will probably capture the
...p, .,,s Rebel army. Our loss i. iucons;s.
Mn uo7ernment officials say the war
- ~, 's ended in thirty days.
,s,, e''cuitlOn commenced THURSDAY.
i. council Of war in which JEFF D,v;.
Me-, 20 20 johnson, agreed to retreat
'''''a'r wanted t. stand and ssb,.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-06
Another Manassas Rebel "Fizzle."

Our Telcgraphic News indicates
in spite of their boasts about being
stronger than at Sabastapol, ten
miles of the best fortiications" Sat
least One Hundred Thousand men,
and Five Hundred cannon"-"inch
w inch, so long as a gallant SOnthron
Meathes"-"to the last ditch, another
B&sl "skedaddle" has occurred at
Yrltown, as at Manassas and fifty
oier places. As soon as they found
Mcclellan was IN EARNEST, they RE
TREAT, and Yorktown is ours with
out pitched battle, but after several
skirmishes, in which the Union men
displayed the truest valor and endu-
rance. Gen. M'Clellen has added to
his reputation for military engineer
ing. Yorktown is captured, just as
Manassas could and should have been
captured, long ago-not by a mad
assault but by scientific approaches,
counter works, and a persistent, res
Olute siege.
80 wills away the Rebellion ! A
FEW MORE TURNS OF SCoTT's UNION
ANAcoSDA," and the Rebellion will
be 50 crushed that no Compromise"
can bring it to life again.