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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-11
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while
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Science still on the Advance !!
r. e. ANRAAM
CURGE0N and Mechani- e.
> cal Dentist. Office over oIOIrr

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DrBURLAN is now Constructing the Nom
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Please call and examine specimens. The
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lY'Charges shall correspond with the
times. Lewisburs, Sept. ?, 1861
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Use DR.. EM. b. HrEBS MOTH WISH.
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i promptly attended 10. Office Market
street, opposite the Presbyterian chuich.
5gn LEETSBURG. PA.
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ATTENTION .

notice BY JOHN b. MILLER, y. Sd -
the oldest and best Tailor in Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-11

made away from the nan Deiorc tne Vote
was taken. No longer will be sneak into
that Senate Chamber-a spy of "My dear
Sir" "IIis Ezcelleuey, jefferson Davis,
President, "&c TO betray (whils acting ct
the same time as confidential adviser to
President Lincolu) all our plans, hopes
and fears, into the hands Of our deadly
foes. One "leak," let US hope, is now
stopped-tbanks to Senator Wilkinson and
his fellow patriots!
Among the most effective speeches
against the masked traitor, were those of
johnson Of Tenn, Wilmot of Penn'a., and
Sumner Of Mass 1t was humiliating to
New York and PenDsy ylvania, that one
Republican Senator from each Of those
States with Mr.. Ten Eyek from New Jer-
sew did not see their way clear to vote
against the Arnold of 1861. But they are
gentlemen of well known high character,
and have shown the greatest moral courage
in acting against the feelings and wishes
of the grea, mass of their constituents.
With the expulsion of Polk, Green,
Breckenridge, and Bright-traiiors to Lib
er,y and Law, aud eo.workers with Sla-
very and Ansr-hy-!et the good work GO
on, and all of their stripe in power be cast
out a. were the Tories who aided our foes
in 20 Both branches of Congress, the
Departments, the Army and Navy, require
bold, decisive work, to weed out their spies
and traitors. Bitter enemies, in places Of
power and trust, tbwart our plans, cripple
our energies, and prolong the contest with
al! its loss Of treasure-hoRor-aId life
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-11

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IT, 90 vrur Sar-rTtilia cured r ..ri hid
swelling tine meek, Nhigi, had sus-Evd iIom
over two r-atr-.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-15

THE EXEMPTION OF JUSTICES OF TIE
PEAoE. Secretary Stanton has exempted
Justices Of the Peace from the operations
fiaat ofifotsf etfr hardly be
aware Of the mischief he has done, espe-
claliy in Massachusetts. Ia order to post
him little in this matter, We would state
that in the city Of Boston, alone, there
are no less than thirteen hundred and for
ty-nine Of these functionaries, while the
total number in the State is not much
under seven or eight thousand. Perhaps
the Secretary imagines that their absence
would result in injury to the State. If
SO, the honorable Secretary is the subject
OF amost remarkable halluclnation. Los
ton traveller.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-15
where are oar Hampden.


The following xtract from Macaulay
is certainly applicable 10 cur own times.
We can readily point out the Essexs Of
this war, bat the nation pauscs and groans
in agony for its Hampdens.
!" Its remarkable circumstances, that
the officers who had stndied tactics Il II
what were considered as the best schools
under iere in the Netherlands, and un-
der Gustayus Adolphas in Germany
displayed far less skill than those com :
malllars aho Lad been bred to peaceful
efhfiet fnettts, and who never saw even a
sklrmish Till the civil war broke nut. An
unfearncd person mi-ht hence be inclin-
ed u suspect that the military art is no
very profound mystery; that It's princii-
pies are tie principles of plain good
sense; and that quick eye, cool head
and stout heart will do more to make a
General than all the diagrams of Jomini.
This. however, is certain, that Hampden
showed himself better officer than Es-
sex, and Cromwell than Lesley.
The military errors Of Essex were prob
ably in some degree produced by political
timidity. lie was honestly, but not warm
ly attached to the cause of the Parlia-
ment; and next TO great defeat he
dreaded great victory. Hampden, on
the other hand, was for vigorous and de-
cislye measures. When be drew his
sword, as Clarendon has well said, he
threw away the seabbard He had shown
that he knew better than any pnblic man
OF his tlme, how to value and how to
practice moderation. But he knew that
the essence Of war was violence, and hat
moderation in war is imbecility. On sew
eral occasions, particularly during the op-
crasions in the neighborhood Of Brent
ford, he demonstrated earnestly with Es
sex. Whenever he commanded separately,
the boldness and rapidity of his move
ments presented a striking contrast to the
sluggishness Of his superiors."
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LIVE STOCK

LIN Il STOCK.
nrnyersand Easrlsesk Nil f q tlts t4e Ga tady
taEeous ronte Tor Lave Sioes tapaciep. Yards wen
watered and saI piisd With every neuee have
been opened on tiis iifF nd II and every
attention IL pstd 10 their From Harrisburgb
where will be found every convenience for feeding
nd re sting chpee is offered oil the PFIiLA DEL
PHiA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
This will also be Iould The shortest, quickest and
direct Topt lie for Stock to New YorkIsfa Hen.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29
mr. Crittendon on COnflaca,ion

. HM fE NI tN T. - III. .-
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Journal Of Commerce, 10 q late letter,
says; tka VIZ NJ
Mr.. Crittenden's speech on the confscation
question was like q shield Of silver thick-set
with golden stars; no spoke with the spirit OF o
hero, fighting for his country. He regarded the
bill before the House as the most momentous
that had yet come up for consideration; and Its
adoption would be fatal to the Republic; be
considered 1t unconstitutlonalj he was fOr. ad-
herring 10 the great principle Of English law,
that no man should be deprived Of his property
but by due process Of law; he thought the
measure would have tendency TO make the
war ferce and bloody; he said the people Of the
country we're determined to protect their insii-
tutions from the assaults Of both secessionistH
and abolltionists; and toward the conclusion OF
his speech Mr.. Crittenden paid this handsome
tribute to the President: III voted against MIR.
Lincoln and opposed him honestly and sincere
ly; but MIR Lincoln has won me to his side
There is a niche In the temple Of fame. niche
near to Washington, which should be occupied
by the statue Of him who shall save his country.
Mr.. Lincoln has mighty destiny. II is for
him, If be will, to step into that niche. II Ia
for him to be but President Of the people Of
the United States, and there will his statue be.
1t is in his power to occupy q place next 10
Washington,-the founder and Preseryer-side
by side "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29
T. B. PowERs, Seo'y.

90 The Atlantic Monthly for May can be
had ct Kennedy's on State street. While We
have little regard for the politics Of the Allan.
tic, as a literary magazine We esteem it highly
With an exception or two, the articles in the
May number are mainly literary aud philOsoph
ical, and several Of tnem Of unusual merit
The opening essay, entitled "Msn under Sealed
ORDERS" is we'll worth double the price of the
number. The writer, in his expansive Views Of
the coming future, when man twill be alive
with the perpetual consciousness of many zen
this and horizons beside his own, of many ma.
tiOns far different from his own, Of many Gus.
toms, manners and ideas, which he could moi
share, but is able to account for and respect
seems to soar beyond the nsrroWness, bigoiry
aud prejudice Of the present, that make enemies
of peoples who otherWise might have remained
fused in one common brotherhood, Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29
EARLY In lhe Field.

The Democracy Of Putnam county hAve.ai
ready made their nominations for the October
election. The ticke. they have presented is al
excellent one, and will be triumphantly elected
1t is as follows:
For Treasurer, Nelson H. McCracken; fol
Auditor, Francis H. Rothman; for Recorder
Peter J. Bowman; for Prosecuting Attorney
James r. Linn; for Commissioner, John Def
fenbaugh; for Coroner, Hiram M Ayers
The Kalida Sentinel says:
In every township we have large Democratic
gains, and these are but forerunners OF thai
glorious victory that is in store on next Octo'
Der. Never were the Democracy so strong IN
Putnam county, as at the present, and never
were the opposition more weakened and dis
heartened. We shall notice our ticket here.
after at length. The men that compose it are
all good men, and will receive the support OF
every true Democrat; though the Democracy
differed as to men before the nomination-after,
they have no difference, and each will vie with
the other as to who can push on the Democratic
column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29
congressional AppornOnmont BllIs.

The Legislature of New York has passed q
bill dislrioting the State for a choice of mem
bers of Congress under the census of 1861
According to the Tribune twelve OF the new
districts gave anti Lincoln msiorities in 1860
the other nineteen gave Lincoln maiorlties-- =
Lincoln's majority in the whole State was about
$4,000 This apportonment is more liberal
than that passed by the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture, In which the Democrats are only allowed
Eve districts out Of twenty y-four. .-HaTTiSburS
Union.
Here in Ohio, we are allowed but too dis
tricts out Of ninsteen, in the gerrymander recent
ly enacted by our Republican-Fusion Legisla'
turs, according to their own admissions and cal
culations. The people, however, will take the
matter into their own hands, and deal out jus
tice, visiting the wicked authors Of this grea
outrage and iniquity with deserved condempa
tion. The instructive justice Of the conserva
tive masses will see the monstrous wrong right
ed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29

MEXICO, it appears, is to have no peace al
present. The conference at orizAba has taken
place; but the results were unsatisfactory. The
Commander of the French troops determined
to march on the Capital. The English ant
Spanish Ministers at once severed their connec
tion with the French invasion. ALMONTE, Ma
PoLEoN's Mexican delegate, and General MI
RAxDA are with the French Commander. They
have published proclamatious against the JuA-
RKz Government, which, it is alleged, ALMoNTE
designs to overthrow, and have himself declared
Dictator. II is said that NAPOLEOn's policy Il
to favor ALMOnTE's pretenaions, and establish
protectorate over Mexico "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29

ARMY REeIsTER.--There is announced, as
shortly to be issued from the Office Of the Jour
nal in this city, "a Complete Army Register Of
Ohio Volunteers in the Service of the United
States" complied from the books and papers in
the Office Of the Adjutant General, and giving
full and authentic details Of each regiment,
and Of the officers and soldiers in each, who
have been or are in the service.
Such work must require great amount OF
labor and care to render II correct and reliable.
This, we understand, Is being bestowed upon IL
by those who have charge of Its PREPARATION
To officers and soldiers, and to their relatives
and friends, it will be valuable aid The
price will be twenty five cents single copy, or
sWenty-eight cents when sent by mail. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29

WHO Is ANswERABLE FOR THE SAFETY OF
THE MERRlMAc2-The New York Times says;
"Much curiosity has been expressed at the in
activity of the Monitor and other agencies ar
ranged by Government for the destruction OF
the Merrimac, when the latter vessel dehed
them the other day in Hampton Roads We
have resaon to know that the fault is not with
the officers of the national vessels. They we're
confident of their ability to sink the monster;
and all hands chafed at the diagraceful position
in which they were placed, while the enemy
dared them to conflict, and captured the ship
ping of loyal owners undis.urbed. But the
barrier to action could not be surmOuIted. The
Secretary Of The NGvy had given striet orders for
them not to mOve or dischGySe sHR, unless the
Meryinae attacked them We epresume there is
no doubt of the Secre:ary's loyalty. Is he
mad7n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29

shall credit che said Institution With Ihe net
balance only, tomalhing from former App.oprlA-
tions after paying all debts duo end owing, OF
created 10 the fiscal year ending on; we ION
the said Institution With the several amounts ol
appropriations, and dates Of each made for the
current fiscal Year, commencing from tho 18th oi
November, 1861, the amount OF al money
which shall be received In said fiscal year rom
nav patients, work or otherwise, belonging Ia
The State as connected with said Institution,
against which they shall debit their expendit'
ures during said year. They shall also furnish
detailed statement OF the amount OF Indebted
ness Of said Institution for said year, II any
such remain unpaid at the close Of said year
and of any amount due and uncollected on ac
count OF the institution as aforesaid; and that
all future reports Of such institution as required
by law shall contain such statement OF its D.
nanclal affairs for the preceding hscal year OF
years embraced In said report
The House adjourned. Ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29
that .lwordl
We Aua the following paragraph 10 some

We aud the following paragraph 10 some o
our exchanges:
Represeptatise Gurley Of Ohio, has been pre-
aantsd vith a sword which Belonged to Captain
Semms, captured at Pulaski. Captain 5. Wes
editor Of the Savannah Republican. AltAo1Se
Gurley vas once on Frenoat's staff, and on zoe
day Of the Bull Run fight participated IN tsA'
memorable advance on WasAipgton, YET ~
never captured sword or even 4 pocket pss'ol
from the enemy. Care was taken not 70 FSs,
sent the sword poln, foremost, and Gutisy d's
not run.
The sword was presented 10 GSaLxr BY Col
MAAAow, OF this city, Who is nov on General
HUxrEas staff. The performances wAs intended
as oOsk, and is 60 regarded by everybody ex'
cept CURLY himself, Who was handsomely
"sold' by The witty and gallant Colonel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29
The Poor whites.

The Detroit Free Press says: "As the Aboll-
tiOnists begin to talk Of the employment Of the
masters by the slaves, and the representation OF
constituencies in Congress by niggers, we sug-
gest that the black people form benevolent as
sOciations for the benefit Of the white race -
The political sufferings Of the latter class are
beginning to be unendurable. They are utterly
unrepresented in Congress, and are now subject
to the hypothetical good Of the slaves.
"For Gods sake, let somebody do something
for white men"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29

u Will be sold at Cloud & Tracy's Auction
Room, on the corner of Broad and High streets
on Tue day morning, April 29Gh, the following
property, viz: Afla a w
pair large bay match horses, l bay horse, l
gray horse, new sliding seat carriage.
Sale positive aud without reserve.
v.R. GLAzIER, Auctioneer.
Anril 81. 1862 -dot
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29

IT will cost the people ut least twenty millions
Of dollars per annum to collect the taxes under
the new law. The whole sum paid BY the loyal
States 70 support the Federal Government, un-
der Democratic rule, hardly exceeded what
they will have 70 pay for the bare collection of
the tax which IL now upon them, to say nothing
of the tax itseIf.-Legda Gazette.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29

TIE rebels have one hundred and four Briga.
der Generals. A close statissician has been
engaged, they say, to compute the number Of
Union ditto, and hopes to get through the caIcu.
lation BY next fall.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29

CRY COUNCIL.-The Council adjourned lasl
evening, without transacting any business, for
wan, of quorum. Two Of the members.
Messrs Buttles and Wilson, lef. the city some
days since, for Washington, on a mission In re-
lston 70 the establiShment cf . National Ar.
mory and ArsenaIIn this place, and two others,
Messrs. Butler and Donaldson, we understand,
are preparing TO leave, on the same eFEand.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-29
Hon. 3. 8. Cox ON tine BIlI 90 Abolish
slavery in tho District of COlum'

We have already published the remarks o
Mr.. Cor, our Representative in Congress, or
the bill to abolish slavery in the District of Co
; lumbia Ourreaders viii agree with US when we
say. that bis speech on atOccaaion. against the
bin, vas one Of the best delivered In the House.
II isrsceived with great favor by the cOnserVa-
tive Of all parties, and Is very generally com
mended. He voted against the bill, having
paired of with Republican, which accounts
Tor the fact, that bis name did not appear when
The yeas and nays were called.