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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

The PRocLAMATioN.-Th Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York
Journal of Commerce makes this in.
significant statement
"Facts have come to my knowledge
which induce me to believe that the
President aoiv get be fully vindicated for
using his much talked Of proclamation.
lido not believe, that he acas dra,cn from
his straightforward course by the sadi-
Gals. There were reasons Tor his action
with which the public are unacquainted,
and all things connected with that
great movement are not what they
SEEM"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

A GENTS. Suffers, NEWS DEALERS,
n Pedders, attention! We have the largest
stock Of Stationary packages. II different styles
the lowest prices ia the West, address
CLARKE CO.,
Indianapolis, Ind, OF Springfield, III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

CAssIus NJ. CLAY sad in his speech
at Brooklyn, Tuesday night, that EN-
peror Alexander had again and again
said to him, "be sure that you will al.
ways find me true to the United States
Of America"
IfCassius Nj. Clay wotid either take of
his shoulder straps, or go into the army
aud do something towards earning his
$4,000 per annum, we might have some
reason to believe that he is true to his
country. Men who thus live upon the
country and upon the ,ax.paying public,
ought to be kicked out Of the country.
They are the leeches who are sucking
away the best blood of the country, and
do nothing in return.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15


Ias la!s Republican co,.vent;on =
Nausea wac managed by Sim Lane. and
its proceeding. swe,e Disgusting to All
decent men. The lawrence RepuSlica,.
'ssys Il su;ports .sthe ticke, and ,hs TO-
w. ons not We coiropt and demorsliziuc
practices .opghtte % spgrafted in the
/ Rpnsy Of tho patty" . distraction that
VIZ have hey to DO made il many places out
= Kansas .. this ys.r, for never we're par.
y politics more corrupt or. in neaner
hands than It thu moment. The anti.
Lane RepobsiSdns.i NJ Kassas have called
- UAbA .sohvg4 tion 10 I omiaass s,.te
es ana the Democrats afay .sarrv
- sesee thsossh this d,yipiea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

AZ Bishop Rosecrans (broth4r Of the
GenersD was at dinner recently, tho con.
versation reverted to tho war, "It
would seem to me, Bishop, that you
aud your brother, the General. are en-.
gagged In very different callings, remark
ed gentleman. ayes, 50 it appears sir, !"
retnrned the Bishop. "And vet" he
continued, 1--WE are both fighting men.
While the General is welding the
sword Of flesh, I trust that / am using
the sword Of The Spirit. He is fighting
the rebels and l am Sighting the .pirits
q darkness. There IL this dlfference in
tne terms Of bur service ! BE- Il fighting
With a,.rica while ! an hehtinngl without
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

A SrEAw.-The Utica N. ~ Her.
aid calls attention to the fact that the
Seymour Democratic journals. which
have been loud and frequent 10 their
Communications Of Mcclellan, betray
disappointment aud regret at his last
order in reference to the Presidents
emancipation proclama,ion.-Er.
This is all bosh !! We have yet to
see the first Democrat that does not en-
dorse the order of Gen. Mcclellan,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

SINGULAR CASE OF SuIcIDE.-David
Lamb. Of Barlow Township, committed
suicide on Thursday night by cutting
his throat with razor. He went out
OF the house about the usual bedtime
and went into the orchard and seated
himself BY an apple.tree, when he cut
his throat four times with razor. He
was found in the morning sitting ur.
with his back against the tree, 90 tbe
hand that held the razor .,.,rovr hack
The cause Of this is aid to DO po,:,; :.
trouble. He Wa a conscienti> :. ' ,..s.'
brt vctod the Republican .,cks. To-. t"'
y he had become CO. WINGED thu. ,., ,hs
n : p ,nns party Drought the presen,
s ~. upon Inc ',untry. and that he had
s ec,ea w" that party in TIC great
~;.e These sad thoughts, together
= tho tact that one OF his sons was
killed last summer in battle, SO troubled
bis mind that he became partially de.
ranged, and in one Of these too serious
and meditative moods of mind he killed
himself. Marietta Republican. e.st
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
|Olice..Citv Orders.

NOiice--City Orders.
A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE ORDERS IN
IA the hands OF the City Cler. are requested to
call and obtain the same Immediately.
W.. THOMAS DERMODY,
oc7-lw City Glerk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

HENRY Clay ON EMANcIpATIoN.-
We invite the attention Of the reader to
the following extract from the great
speech Of Henry Clay, delivered in the
United States Senate on the 9th of Feb.
ruary, 1889:
81 am, Mr.. President, no friend Of
slavery. The searcher Of ali hearts
knows that every pulsation Of mine
beats high and strong in the cause OF
civil liberty. Wherever it is safe and
practicable. l desire to see every portion
Of the human family in the enjoyment of
1t. But prefer the liberty Of my own
race to that Of any other race. The
liberty Of tie descendants of Africa in
the United States is incompatible with
the safety and liberty of the European
descendants. Their slavery forms an
exception, resulting from q stern and
memorable necessity, to the general lib
erty in the United States. We did not
originate, nor are we responsible for
this necessity. Their liberty, fit we're
possible, could only be established by
violating the incontes,iblo powers of the
States, and in subverfing the Union.
And beneath the ruins Of tho Union
would be buried, sooner or later, the
liberty Of both races"
=
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
Glasphemy Of BecCher.

The mountebank Beechcr, who has
turned his church in Brooklyn into a
theatre, where applause is given to
points by the audience, just as it is to
Forrest or Miss Bateman, or any other
theatrical star, appeared on the boards
at Plymouth church on Sunday evening
wnen he deridcd the Constitution as a
mere ''shetpskin parchment" OF no &C.
count. and SAID "wc are going to have
the Union Is it never was, but as it was
meant to be. The Union as it was
meant to be, and not as it wac, is to be
our doctrine. because the Union as it
was, was monstrous outrage on your
rights and mine."
In this he declared himself to be the
mouthpicce OF millions, like Greeley a
shot time ago, and applause resounded
from all parts OF the house. After rid
icullng the Union and the Constitution,
he EXHIBITS the Divine Beng in the
light of tax-gatherer, who sis out
now, and will have good timc." Let
US quote the whole passage. ''The
North, too, was suffering to an extent
to which she had winked at slavery tor
the sake Of commerce. When the
North had paid two thousand millions
Of taxes, land only just begun he tho't
that the Lord would get back pretty
much all the North made out of slave
~. God is the great tax.gatherer. He
is out now, and he will have a good
time" (Grcat laughter lie, aid.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

ms Bank n England Directors bed
. terrible fright two o. three weeks ago
-not on account Of the loss Of their
watsr-usrked paper, but from the sum-
mary invasion Of the bullion room OF the
bank. A correspondent Of the Birmibg-
ham Post tells the story thus:
1.-THE Directors received an anony.
nous letter, stating that the writer had
the means OF access to the bulllon'room:
They treated the matter as hoax, and
took no notice of the letter. Another
more urgent and specific letter failed 70
arouse them. AT length the writer Of
fercd to meet them in the bullion room
at any hour they pleased 70 name.
They communicated with their CORES.
pendent through the channel be had in
dicated, appointing some dark and mid
night hour for the rendezvous. A dep
uts,ion from the board, lantern il hand,
repaired to the bullion room, locked
themselves in, and waited the arrival Of
the mysterious correspondent. Punctual
to the hour a noise was heard below
Some boards in the floor were without
much trouble displaced, and in few
m,nutes the Guy Fawkes of the bank
stood in the midst of the astonlshed d.
rectors. His story was very simple and
s,rai -htforward. An old drain ran IN.
der the bullion room, the existence o
which had become known to him, and
BY means of which be might have car
/ ried away enormous sums. Inquiry was
| made. Nothing had been abstracted
and the directors rewarded the honesty
and ingenuity of their anonymous cor
respondents working man, who had
been employed in repairing the sewers
- by q present Of $500,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
wonla respetctfully solicit coDti .uance u the
public patronage assures his friends that he ID
ready and willing to sell goods 1t the lowest cash
price, 81 No. % East Second street.
ara sa4a WIN. c. HARRAH.
September 18th. 1861. .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
.PrOpOsAIe

ii. ...-s rRE0l9SAIe 800 Ill,
T~3R BUILDING 4 BRIDGE ON SECOND
In sSeoSttueav .sasyioDn, .sEiN AsseeeJvsd By The
unde rsiRned at his ONCE il franklin block, whNs
4aanv - 0poei1eations can - exaAiAee@-u
GEO. ". MCCAIN,
Ohaismaa Street Con. City : Davsalees.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

= CARD.
VrHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
i entire stock Of Boots and Shoes to Wm G.
Harrah, begs leave to retarn his thanks to bis
friends for the liberal patronage with which they
have favored him, and hopes they will continue
tho sal me 10 his successor in business, whom he
confidently assures them they will 6ud verify.
.s..8 81 s.ass ]. g. TODD.
September 1lth, 1861 ~ - ssss+ .aasA ..es-f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

PERRYvJLLs, the scene of the battle
in Kentucky on Wednesday, is situated
between Danvillc and Bardstown, but
much nearer the former place. 1t ia q
post village Of Boyle county, Kentucky,
and numbers but q few hundred inhab-
itauts. It is forty-one miles due south
Of Frankfort, and Eve hundred and six.
~ three miles from Washingt on. There
are but Eve stores and two chur ches in
the place. The county contains two
hundred and thirty square miles, or
about one hundred and fifty.seven
thousand acres. The surface of the
county is undulating, and the soil very
fertile. The county is drained by the
Salt river and branches of the Dicks
river, and had population in 1850 Of
less thad ten thousand persons,. Oar.
vile is the county town.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

HYDRO ECLEC1 &c CURE,
Greenbush, Moline Avenue, Rock lslsnd, Illinois
Mr.. MRS. I. g. PRIoE, Physicians
ID now open for the reception Of patients VIII
wish to avail themselves Of . thorough course Of
WATER TREATMENT,
in connection with
OLAlRVOYANT EXAMINATION
AND
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

sep IS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

Ne dtcAl esOrl p &c D = 5
aad' to b under the constant care Of tho Phys
clan and experienced nurses. We shall continue
our riding practice Is usual In Davenport, Rock
Island and Moline, AMI in special aases make calls
by rail road and river. Charges FOR treatment, ~
the cure i've to ten dollats per week. Pstisnts
Price will pay special attention to the prac ice Of
Obstetrics and healing diseases pssulirr to her
own sex. ssaHt n 80 .ast.'s.ti IN rnyHd&wtf
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
CONGRESS.

The two Union Democratic papers Of Nor
Ihumberant oouuiy have proposed, As suit
a5le candidate for Congress, 10 the friends Of
the Union and The National Administration,
in the Dauphin. Iuniaia, Snyder, Northumber-
land and Union DisIrioi,lhe name of GEORGE
+. MILLER, Esq, nauve Of iha, county.
The Wings and Republicans Of the District
Will recognize IN him an old. answering
supporter Of their principles. Union county
presents HIM as a man Of unSuilied character,
Superior business habits, sound judgmenLant
a liberal, public spirited cIuzeH-a self-m ade
man. whose elevation 10 Congress would be
a credi, to them and an incentive 10 The youth
O! cur land 10 seek distinction IN the paths Of
Industry and honor SIMON SNl DER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
COMMISSIONER.

Il is admitted by all that the up-river part
Of Union county is entitled 10 the next Com
missioner. LeTiSburs has officers and can
didales. Bufialue has Judge aui has had
a Commissioner for three years, AMI White
Deer has the Sheriff. II seems therefore that
Kelly township-having no County Officer,
and giving the best Republican vote, should
have The choice. Last Fail. Mr.. JOHN NOLL
was proposed, but, a reichbor having been
previously named. he declined. II Mr.. Noll
viii now consent 10 be a candidate, very
many know him TO be = good and popular
man. who wc think would prove an honest
independent, accommodating oliicer.
Inn. HARMONY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
--latest News
DY TELEGRAPH.
Great Battle on the Chickahominy.

Gledt O1ttAe UN tNc CAiChtluIHIN}. {.
WASHINGTON, June 2-The following
was received a, the War Department, las,
evening, dated
BATTLE FIELD, une LIZ o'ci'k NJ.
We have had a desperate barrle,in which
the corps of Gems. Sumner, lieintzelrnsn
and Reyes have been engaged against;
greatly superior numbers. Yesterday, at
o'clock, the enemy, taxing advantage Of
a dreuchins storm which had flooded the
valley Of the Chickahominy, attacked our
troops in the right flank. Gen. Casey's
Division, which vas in tie fret line, gave
way, uuaccouutably, and disc
them. This caused temporary confusion,
during which the guns and baggage were
lost, but Gems. Heiurzelnan and karuey
brough, Up their troops, which checked
the ebemy. At the same time, however,
We succeeded, BY great exsr,ians, in bring
ing across Gems. sed gzick's and Richard
sous Divisions, which drove back the
enemy at the point Of the bayouet, cover.
ing the ground With bis dead This NOR
ming the enemy attempted to renew the
conflict, bu; was everywhere repulsed We
have taken many prisoners, among whom
are Gen. Peuegrev and Col Long. Oar
loss is heavy, out tha, OF the enemy must
be enormous. With the exception Of Il eu.
Cassy's Division, the men behaved spleu-
didly SeveIa! iae bayonet charges have
been made. G. B. MCCLELLAN.
UAET!sIU PC June 2-3 Pv
Cai., James Char'-ri.n Az Ls-uts Wvi1eusaal auI
Cz-.ka34.n. o. hrs,.. Bvi-s.u s--e ~aIat~I Satur-
d4y-s-r ID E'ui ce-I-L1i srfluu,y AuTt-f-isad-
;,-i -a.r I'll SLIFtE
s., o'ro-k-P,nnsylrAnia has saarre3 srrere.y-
Iusnv or es-s wouuf.I-none nH-fal.y- Lieut. Or~i-
t.l-.rait-s ne, but names n IaI1a clunJ! man
s~vyr.ly hUrt Is
rpsnusylvania has men or TIE --ruul % see 70 the
iya1 Al WOUNDED AuI make raEly r-quri
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
Iruisbur1 Harket.
MAEHtEu.

IN Lsvf.Aur- - irzt. ~ Rev Ami. THO CLARK
WA-El-- q rhi.is. .-14ar. anl Mis- ELIZA NJ HEAf
daU. .hi-r e t5e1r-- J. is zni = LrWisnur- lrn-rs
v4Ir siug.y reslsu t-r--- aUl Elsh much sut-vs--
T;y Rev : 4I'--rt-1 air. JOHN CpNDEN. Lewisbu--,
and Ms KLLLN y WAGNER. Dear " arlington vile
Eg Rev e. Nile -! ulr - ih- iisp;i~t PA-Srz-- IN
Br.ls. JUIN Donaldson 4al Ms Lacy SCIptLtN .
Bv Rev , Il L. -hiri. z-th uIt- aNp'W D HEFEJEN,
Wlnsy.s-t. "a sul Miss IDA p POW LER- pC-Alrk- Nd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS. letters Of administration On
W the eslaie olJACOB LEISE seni"r.
late Of ke!ly towu,hip. Union county. dec &,
have been granted 10 the subscriber IN due
form Of lsw. notice Is hereby gwen 10 all per
sons knowing themselves 70 be indebted 10
sad estate, to make immediate payment;
and those having claims against the same,
Will present them illy authenticated for SET
meat, 10 GEORGE Lesser. Kelly TIP
JpRN Lesser, ns-avare TIP,
Nav 81, ls6. A1nlul>iraiors
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
Btu,

srrrtS Dr,-H- OF AFrrLrvr-DAVTD sPlTLEf. T.
@: N~u E-n, IN -. nal god h-slth ard sIirlis
vhII- attending the r-cr; Courts .: Lawstu-s an at
~ ilI-ur- r-uraia. frm the Ist:rr, last fiay, on
e. I ~ lH! n. rad, IL. taken int buggy,
BIZ. bead iro1T! and BE- scon .yTirrd-s--c So y~7rs
rsouli- and = -Hy. Bora in BauThin eoup,y the
esurS@ L, fuu-rGl, suutay- rvno-t Tie eSt-i u
which BE- l-iI d his ar-hto-s an t=Auy fieai.-
In Kelly T., 2,iA ui;. JACOB LEIssR. senior, A-ei
- years, moths, aui = lays Bora in iaTk- Pa
bat f,r many year, sf tie usi respected ErIaeE,
O.. Jaloz county
In I-vi.Fu-c 1lst nit. ANNA, daughter @: Jonathan
Har;se;ie. asei shout yraEs-
In Huealo~ Tr, 81; ult, SARAH, reiiet q George
Miller, drr' ar-j ahout = years.
In Georgetown. 81 uit- Irr CH HtELES NElsEE, in
his ssh yrzr-flru-riy II -znsury-
In Ncw York. --, CHARLES uILEGAN, fs-Ia-r.y
of S4ubUTy. a-ei zhog . y-a7s-
In Sanitary - ult MARTIN HARRISON. a--l aloat
yrzr,- --t E.t, JullN, s1E Of Cyrus Gtasy, asvl
about ytars-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
BOROUGH SETTLEMENT.

VNHE Borough Auditors will meet me sew
eral accounting officers of the Borough
al the office Of the Town Clerk. oo FRIDAY
evening. June s, is6., at 6l o'clock r. ".
Overseers Of the Poor. Collectors, school
Treasurer &c. please take noHo".
Aniiror.-c &. sloTtlcy \ p0r"hoT
o., 7ei " Cb4aIcs'W lNh IiNN.
i,-., 1872 I.rr t.trI-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
Capt Nathaniel Shaler, Of the privateer
&C Governor TomPkins,' says, in narra,iDg
his couhic; with British fTigate-

The names OF lEo Of my poor fellows who
were lIlri ouchi 10 be registered 70 the be- 4
Of fame. and remembered with reverence. a.
long aS bravery i considered virtue. one
was a black man, hv name of juHS IoH>Son-
4 si-lb. >hol struck him IN the hIH. and took
avsy all the lower pari Of ms body. In TINS
STATE he Law on the deck and exclaimed 10 his
sh pmales. .Fare array, Hy hogs' No hn''! a
o,lJr dorm 20 The other. Ioss DAVIS, was
black man also. and vas struck much IN the
same way. He fell near me, and several hmes
requested 10 be thrown overe' ard saving ne
trg, -1uly IN he urnp II o'hsrf-' Whilst Am'-
r.ca has such iars. She has lillle TO fear iTcm
the tyrants Of Europe
In cur day, We fear, some beings would
rcrrdyJ such sslfsacriiciug love Of the
Stars aud Stripes BY b.nishmani, rcTPet-
ull bonl'co, II the whipping rost' Bu'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03

The CyiumLidR had the annexed Tribute
to Humble Merit, BY the author Of ''Co.-
umbia's Naval Triumph" h."-an inpromp'u
on the desth ot two sailors noder Cap; n
Shaler, killed By British frigate:
IEgSEs to the memory Of JOHN JeasS0S ard
JOHN DAVIS. iHo BLACK >rsren. pho we're ssot
eR lac s-ih oi Bst. lsI-, GA board thc .ohooncr
"crtrBor romHA!H>.- and Who trpl"y cd their
Is,t moment. IN cheering and aR!maiin= lheir
gallant comrades.
shaI sir:7e 'leeP un~rrt, unknown,
Elt-j th d N 'lumeutal stone,
E---ls- n' huui'ls tirth
IT, d-a4i that u3 al1rr r-own
Too cff-u izi.. 70 sia --uC~a.
Too otter sir.s forgotten dl~n,
'Mil . 90! earth,
when - -sr.,, iHvl bin. done,
S.Il- Eu-lrst s4-Ir untitled one
nssc :. ,t- with vhr>e ,.-lsin soul
y"uli >c,rs {. Jay th- m-'-i & IraIse-
Withhold t. o-.--rA-IHr Isys-
Baraus. ~. cutters & tn- pile
nal biau lr..i ii- sb-rk sflh lighter hue
Than ;tv lsIGrtel Lrro-s kntw-
R-sa;hs. tNsu. = r,.lai-rn s'rr the dep.
WH-rr JOHNSON and ~hsre DAVIS sleep'
Ana l-t rh- aIr5'-rs I"g1.y -~-II
Their signal excellence to til
Descendant. II -sce Il slaves,
But. haru ir--Iom's sri',
Fh-ir sr'-I'. caught the Ere that braves
I-nI--ru a. Jar -: 20. gla E4yvs,
And ruin dA-s turmoil
k.-uIy :a-y -. the l.:t-E W.
" hose ve-y Hrr-. the sl4rs must know
Fsr On tn cold. i-uoh!e clsy.
Wh-r- th-r fJ--fsth-rs lrwiy lay,
woula musirc u'eri.ry oft-a iU.s,
G4;h thoughts tl- suul might .r-r~-lr lr'.k-
Beloved ~ ib-ta f-r-toia thru,
7 hr- -Hrh i-1 osi-s H. If,
u-- champion iH tie h1ur oi strife
>al.-. tui huneEate msu.
Whoa r - '---1- h l--amfu- S's--
sGuuiros-i H.. fr-erNu'- s.Bl u vars.
ifHfir t.sHrTH.r.t. = if F-lsEg afiss
E.srg.f 20 -a-- 4 A.t-l 7asas.
7a,s nc p. f-r.f17. 70 tFl5ttg fe-
T. aIs. ms rls i'rsf. siI0ry ia,r-
Upon The ras -in- rn-n ihrv -iir,
Na-.hslesl Aluu- Tho o~-ru tide.
~ one Coluuitia iih yrii-.
OF; 30 :a~y --e th- I'd Cros- io~.
uf- 30 They marx ih- van, Gi.l-,i f..
Th-ir h-sr-s bat hich, thur b0T-. are st-.rE,
ani :ujur- .~-n-s uf ~ l-oiyns.
v hen .u id-nly giant power
Assss fh. ui'h sH irIu shower:
Nau-l-i 'h-y fat. the r--y "a; d-stb--
iasi -b's away tn falling tIra;h,
But zach d-FAr'ia- sui,
Avaka % lfhs-tv. DELIGHT.
sroa-r. a.. b,r ssain: Jseht-
7 ur-. h-r -0nrai-. 70 The fsht,
Until srount her roll
The d-rp-th- settled shades 0: night
ErVasa r-y-r-i. r. men Il nah!r worth.
E.eh .~ilaui hart a-n-rt ~ admi-ie= ez-;h
VII iE-.l ~I.h - ruga-hv uTon vCur name.
A1I Wit i.i -tj rrr'-inl .ou- i-athl-~s fame
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
COrinth is Evacuated.

we3nesl,y, My ., Gen. Ila.'c,k sent
.-,s c5lgras to discover the enemy
batteries. The enemy were driven 10 TO-
r., each column. Oar left had - killed
and wound i-,hc cuemy !.:, 60 dead Of
the field
Tbur.lay. May 20, little WAS done BY
our side exc,P: moving forward camps
piske, .kirmi.hDg, and strengthening our
position generally. Geaerais P'Pe aud
Sherman opened their batteries upon the
Retsls, with good fleet.
Friday, May 50. Railroad movements
spi loud explosions were hesri last night.
AtG4l, 4 NJ, Gen. Pope's advance, tie
3yth Oaio, occupied the out works o.:
C5ril.b, aud planted the |. S flag upon
tie C,Grt House. The Rebels had burned
The K T. Depot, church, aud part Of the
village, with a few bales OF cotton. The
iuaati;au,s saved 80 houses, and large
.ngu1, 1t Railway iron remainei. The
Rebels. having cousilerabie rolling stock,
steamed east, west, aud south, during the
ui.Lt-mostly, 1t was thought, to sma..
town, called 0kol5ua, 50 OF 50 miles to-
wards Mobile But few prisoners re
ulaed The works for the defence Of
Csrio'h were strong, bu; they are now
Oars-Nemphis must soon fail, and the
Mississippi be free river again.
Ea-Prcf M'Coy's address on the Re
te.hy1, last Saturday evening, was rare
treat. Pres. Loomis was Chairman, as>is-
tai ty Nessrs. II. Z. Shsilar, james kel-
j., Judge Walls, and q. +. Miller E,q
Music By G!ce Club The room was
,as,efuly decorated with hlgs, and the
iumeuse audience listened with arf tccirc
Interest for three hours. The hear,lesl ap-
p,sass followed bis description Of the W..
beaten Rebels, as a last resort, saying.
"Well, If you'll strike cut ten or 1 I
articles OF your Us. Constitution, and put
il as many rev ones tba; We will offer,
We will come back the American
people responding with united voice, "NO
this Constitution Of the United States
shall be she supreme law Of the land
come back to this, is ogr only offer" He
usie no illusions to Slavery as disturb
i0g causa. His varied remarks eeniered
about the immortal WAsHIYGTOY-the
Union Of the People, and not Of the States
alone, as it was organized ty the Congrcss
Of l1.6-aud tie National Constitution,
to be maintained in It's letter and in its
spirit. Prof M'Coy is devoted wholly to
tue Great Work-aud We think bis Lee
;are, in all our large towns, would be ben
f:ll in shortening the war BY making the
La. States unit.