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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04
LEWSBURG, UNION CO., Pa, TUESDAY, NOV. l. 1862
fram the Evangelical Messenger.
Lay FOR THE FAMELESS,

Awsv fr0m o." homes .: the mourners,
ANty i..ru r.., r,t..,, ,i love,
AWAY tr,rr the ,,i.rW- aut orphans.
WIZ erIy- age bat ArvIc.i above,
Brave rGt-int.. thousands in number,
tu'r Wu o. 9 r-r.rl- ct tame,
H.. Joss 100 uuv s.uIi.- -iHu,l-.r,
Ia graves uui,-.iv- -ui-arl 10y name;
Tie w;ll ava'aurh. the battle
la. swept ''.-rr nr-larlry away,
TIE ynl. rrl ir- fresh a-lI-nii1uE,
And ia, heroes Il many day,
VITO -,r.v. % f-n %. ry, yt- Iahaldir-,
g. JgumI - t.ru ua.ugs award.
An. r.n.. .8.r 4 900, 'uui'd aud uplaurelc1,
ss,,t tru-r..ue, j.rIr only reward.
Ret root tlaush uupliaral and wrcalhless,
A. l.v.y N'ur -ravrs oT %" soi.
Your ..'i- u.ii rhr -hrsu!In-. OF battle
rha!I live w!ta the iu;ura aui God.
LIT l--i ms With thuu,'. p and lrumbeat,
Sva-p "a l5sr ih- wIal uf the gale;
Let i"-iou' UIgh galley and hoafteat,
Tear 'ieu youT graves N the vale;
V hear not the drum and tho thunder,
y. '-.l u,r she hoo ..LI thr steel,
Y. '.ar ra.t The V..I iron tempest,
Wa ..,..lnu- il AZ uy Ie,L
V. .-e... y,f.i.~ ''.. '.:'I rarn,f,r,s .I.iver,
Aa4 81. .u.tu. itrt,.. ...u- are tossed,
AM -Ea.. b. ava. ui as'r-i IFS, tie forests
By tnuuIrr-.lars-I "a hurr.cauc. crossed.
V 80 rot pan, when the warriors
From tguuIrr ,L"c-s Is ovr III" Finin,
Ami fall, j.r4 tut -l,ttrr-I aud CORY,
-N,a.a batteries. fierce iron rain.
Let F,ar flag the Mast Of her trumpet
Pom url,up 90 ht.ltup way,
Ami ,'I.a,r h'r gar aul, g laurel
From kIniUus 60 failing Of day.
Let loud ordinations r.-cclo.
Aud rfaulrt- aul eu.os'rs swell.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04

The "D.Aft is death on tue lawyers
it took all but one in Tamaqua. they'll
b, lc.I i,!.r. VI i o.uJye
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04

The Union arms have been victorious
in several heavy skirmishes last week i'll
Missouri and Kentucky.
The Rebels are annoying Nashville by
cutting off some of It's supplies.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04

New York, Nov. 1.-The priza brig
Robert Bruce, from Bristol, England,
captured by the United States guuboat
Penobscot, off Sha.iott inlet, y. G., with
cargo of medicines aud WOODEN goods,
has arrived here.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04
Executors Noiica.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that Letters ,es-
~ taineGlary on the last wIil and testament
ol Mr~. Ann BAKER. wife Of Iosiah) late of
Lew.sbufE borough, Union county, have been
granted 10 lie guiers gaed, by the Register Of
Union c.uuly,ia IA ius fern Of law; all persons
having claims against said estate viii present
them, and those owing said estate are reques-
TED to maze inme late fay meni, %
NATHAN MYERS, Executor
In my absence. accounts may ts left with
Geo. +. Miller, Esq. LeElsburs.-Aug.I. pt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04
New stand Weh

JOSEPH /. IIlWN having taken the
y ro1us under the telegraph and ChrCnicis .
oiices.rrdteI them, and filed IN an extensive
variety Of
Hs.s, Caps, GeaAemeH's Clothing, DC.
Also large and splendid stock Of CLOTHS
CASSiHERES. sc, which he viii "a 1Es up 10
srI,T,a> he SUI. continues IAe Tailoring Busi-
uess. He Is prepared 10 execute all work
entrusted 10 IA care, TO the satisfaction of the
customer.
y. b. Cutting and Repairing - done TO
order. LeUIsturg, : PTil 10, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04
ELS HNiEH.
Ttu,

In WilIiansport. J u!t., sci > years, Mrs MARY
EVA UTIT.l .li-f-al iurE, Pa 10 w.
In Turbutvl.l.. .4-Iut. WI. BAEk, asei - yss-s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04

The Harrisburg Telegraph is giving a
good airing to both sides of alleged abuses
in Camp Curtin. Let the ventilation
be complete Some soldiers grumble
needIessly, and lie-and some men in
authority are too spt to tyranize, neglec
aud speculate even upon soldiers and the
sick.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04

The Cincinnati EnQairer, Dem. } moans
dismaiIy, over the defeat of Naliaudig ham,
saying that "in every part of the Union,
the defeat Of this gallant, patriotic, ant
mite statesman is deeply regretted" All
their gains of Congressman il Ohio seem
to be nothing to the lOss Of this notorious
traitor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04

The following is the Congress vote in
the Potter, Tioga, LycOming, Centre and
Clinton district
Jas T Hale, Independent Rep. 9,272
Wm. II. Armstrong, Rep. nominee $500
Hiram A. Guilds, Democrat 639
Hale over Armstrong, 372. Armstrong
and Childs over Hale, 2I7.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 2.-The Legislature aud
Senate assembled at IL NJ. to-day
Mr. Speed from tho Committee on Mill
tary Affairs. reported House bill to organ
ize the Union Gun Artillery corps Of the
State of Kentucky. Rscommitted TO the
committee on military affairs.
HousE RrroRrs.-Mr. Thomas offered tho
following resolution.
Resolved, That the Committee oa military
affairs be instructed to enquire into the pro-
prety of calling out Immediately NJ. 600 men
II serve for thirty or sixty days. for the pur-
pose of eNpclling the Confederate armies
from kentucky.
Mr. Barnam offered the following resolu-
ton.
Resolrsd, That !. is the imperative duty
Of those having command OF our military
forces TO take the .saost speedy measures 10
,lriV. the invading rebels from the limits OF
the State. and that any policy looking 20 the
abandonment Of the interior OF the state
.nd removing 90 the line Of the Ohio river.
i- unwise and Ia. ,,oliiic
The Mayors proclamation Is promptly re-
.pondcd To- The ctizens are enrolling
themselves IN the different wards, and ses
cral home guard companies arc ready fol
trfiee.
N.j. Cen Wright declared martial Law IL
Jefferson county.
mere i great excitement throughout th'
el, Cotton b-ohere are semosing theii
cotton a. the river. and numerous citi
ems are moving TIC. yaiuablcs, fearing do
rebe's will attempt 70 capture he city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
Sosicc In Pcasioners.

According TO act Of Congress. passed July
18th. Ist2. granting pensions TO oiiee.s and
soldiers or their heirs. the following rate.
we're established. viz For total disability
Of Lieut.. Colonel. and all officers Of higher
rank, 5000 pcr month Mpor, $500:
Captain. 81. 90: First Lieut.. ST. 90. Second
Lieut.. 1900; aud non-commissioned officers.
musicians. aud privstes. e. 90 per month.
In case any OF The above named has died
since the i,h Of March, 1861. or shall here
after die by reason Of any wound received.
or disease contracted while In the service
and in the line Of Auty. his widow. or. IL
there be no widow. his child or children un-
der Is years Of age. or. IL he leave no wid-
ON. child or children. then II be h.. ~.
widowed mother who VS. depends LIT upon
him for support. In whole OF Ia part. she
will be entitled 10 receive such PEI ..,n. In
case there be no widow. child or children, or
widowed mother, then the orphan sister or
sisters. IL there be any. shall receive such
pension. For further Information apply to
The undersigned.
j. II MOORE. Claims Agcai.
Terre Hsute. Ind
Soldiers l3ack Pay, Bouasf. &c. col
lccted. J. II NJ.
aog2Sdlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

On Sunday morling bel xoon and Q o.
clock, ID Of tho ambulances being In AL.
vance Of the train down hollow. were car
tured. In all there were 900 ambulance
ana % hacks. About 900 wounded have
50 TAR been removed from the field. Tie
movements were facilitated by Major " c.
Barney, Il New York.
Yesterday evening at o'clock our army
was Withdrawn behind tho hills of Centre
viiie, as ieint. Il Il believed 10 draw en-
the enemy, but they die no. advance
ms morning our army aga.a advanced
Two r'i'es toward no old battle Geld. Tho
large achievements which have arrived
thero consisting OF artillery and infant,
make tho army perfectly safe
No firing took place after . O'Clock Sat-
uriay night
kearney's division remained on tho heli
till II o'clock.
On SUNDAY some shels were thrown into
10 enemv, but no response WA made.
This r'"-ni.e slight skirnish took place
m hearney's div's.ss
In the teeent battle ecu. Hatch vas
Wounded slightly. ball penetrating the
orim and body Of his felt hat and llattoaed
on the skull.
The deai were being hurried. aud the
wounded removed 20 day from the late
scene OF conhic, under dag Of truce.
WAsHrSoroS. Sept. 2.-Gens. Kcarnev
and Stevens were Killed IN a severe engage.
ment which took place last evening near
ChsHtlly. about TO miles north of fairan
Court House. between portion Of Gen.
Pope's army aud Jsokso.. : forces. Our los
Was heavy, bns the enemy was lriyen bael
a mile. and NE occupied the Geld % battle
until o'clock this a IA.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
PROM WASHINGTON

! WAsnlNGroN, sep 1.-The Star OF tai,
evening reports that the rebels lost General
Ewell killed, aud S.onowall Jackson badly
wounded. add large proportion OF Generals
and other fed officers
Gen Sigel was wounded in the hand
WASHINGTON. Sep. six Surgeons who
were ordered 10 report 10 Assistant Surgeon
Allen, who Is fitting up the Georgetown
College Hospital. refused 10 do 80. saving
that that was not the kind of work they
came TO do. Two OF them afterwards
turned: tho others have not been heard
from. IL Is regretted that their names can.
not be given
a thousand Surgeons reached Washington
to-day, for. the purpose of offering their
services % The Government A portion Of
them only have been accepted.
The Corridor and passages OF the CAPITOL
will be occup ed for hospital purposes.
There Is no truth in the report that Gen
hearney is wounded
WASHINGTON. Sep. IA gent who return
cd from the battle field this morning reports
That IN Saturdays fight. on. left wing was
commanded by Gen Mcdowell. but owing
TO the murierous cnfiilading fire o. the rebels
he was compaled TO fall back
Gen. Sieel commanded the centre, aud
Gen. Hearney tho right. Itappears that our
forces attacked the eucrv in the woods.
from which the latter op,nei numerous bat
terles, causing great slau. hter. The rebels
suffered equally as much 49, our own taoops.
Our men. fearless and determined. fell back
about mile. leaving the lead and and
wounded on that field
Our informant SAYS that our main forces
20 tive fr,,., -
IN bat,ie ...ray. AMI prepared for ali emc.-
gencies. having teen strongly reinforced
All the wounded bad been removed from
the fields OF Thursday and Friday, which
was Yesterday still in our possession.
The scene of the conflict Of Saturday the
enemy still occupy
The cars came this morning from the FIRST
battlefield bringing many wounded-some
to Alexandria and others TO Washington.
Many ladies havemadc liberal contribu-
tons from Their private store. and have
been unremiting IN their care and attention
to the wounel. La fac. the people of this
District are acting nobly, and nota few men
have volunteered a. nurses.
Our informant. which passing through
Centreville saw thousands OF stracglers at
that place, men OF different regiments all
mixed together
Our informant returning 10 the city this
morning early. saw them all marching back
TO their respective regiments They ap-
pearcd chces,u AMI wish 20 join their com
radcs. -
When the ambuanccS reached the battle
field yesterday to bring away the wounded,
stampede commenced among them. the
drivers having turned the heads of their
horses toward the road leading to Washing
ton, and commenced hastv retreat with
their empty vehicles
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
FROM NEW YORK.

Nav loRK. Sep. 1.-The Tribune Wash
ington correspondent SAYS II Is generally con
coded that Gen. Pope somewhat exaggerated
our loss in the dispatch fixing il ii 1000 killed
and wounded and decidedly exaggerated the
cnemy's loss in placing It at double that
number.
The record of ali tie battle. including
that Of Saturday viii show IS thought n
loss of from 10000 to ~ 600 at least on our
side ia killed. wounded aud prisoners
The loss of the enemy Is thought 10 have
bee. less. since they fought. much A. usual
behind cavor.
Many of our artillery horses AZ which the
enemy directed many Of their heavy guns
were shot down and several batteries were
captured.
fhc 'cuemys whole loscc. according 10
nearly every prisoners account. j. nov en-
tircly surrounded by our army. with no pos
sib liy OF escaping without the creates, bat
,le Of the campaign being foneh, against
greatly superior numbers
4 gentleman who arrived from Bull Run.
this Monday morning. says hehtiT,g was
rOirg on Al Yesterday between CenireYille
and Thorsaghfar Gap.
Yesterday morning. by order Or General
Pore. Ia cars snd FIVE locomotives vese
titles of ammunition auo stofe~. AZ Bristo~
Station
The empty cars ard engines alone are e.
timsted & be worth l-5 600 dollars
Tie rebels burned tao engines and forty
eight cars q, the same place on Tuesday
night,
Il i aid that within the lat ,went, four
/ heurs lie enemy has fallen back 20 new
line al defence
A Lieutenant. Who W. captured. ~ays that
$50 .0oo rebels attempted q get through
Thoronshfare Gap hut that only liHi .fspo
~efe ablc n ~ -
THEIR forcs- ~efe cs4asastfs- b. E~eii
Hili and Jackson.
The iivisrns - Eee.l.. h ard Riokett.
sc t.. ~ Ac biraic Of Gen
HarssuF fas ln.l larfr than half Of IL Off
rus. Tee a. nur<se q the sane u
vision also uttered greatly Gen Hkrtsuf
49, not n command 81 ia hz.xade. bus VA,
fsiek In Washington Ger. Banks engaged
ne eaemv near Bsisfos s'aion snd from Ell
thst CO learn. "a seems he sas attacked b
= coiuns urder zen lee IN person movie.
from the direction of the ksppshannork. i
-. be probably had a lsubletask = perioru
20 repnise beth Gen. Lee fon the Rapps.
hsnnock and a poFii0a q iicksnns 90 Long
streets forces from tbs slde
nuruside. Bauks aud Hoskef eeen % hav'
AZ snsms 10 conieni 9Th IN bath ffoos sn'
rear
IL - nox certain that ten iiatkt pot oni
banned hs baggage lfsia b. dssiro5 q
three Ieoomotifcs sal three tr&is< ~ caTs i
den 18th ammsn,fioa ana - pfs'ss- ffr -
camcfives al ckrs ~rfc a hristun ~tssio4
Gen. Res sd. 10 conftse4fson 70 day
he sever ssw more asfrg - thsn 90
Z Performed bg ne relics ~ SATURDAY Ga
81 ti.e wss.ls 90 sh< n<sk - sessrni ct h.
taftffic. ssafusd ~tiA Na@t affcAfeai = y
sgrargl<rs from onr iof<rs. ir@ a. hrs'
A. moe ana mere. unla - iess thzn
r~ximess or TO hai emerE-l. De a. con-
pistsly deeeissi pail ihsf ~Ffe ttaf'g az
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03


on bis guns. when he csush, sight OF the red
patch, and knew them % rebels Fc turned
his artillery upon them aud DESTROYED almost
every man
NV loEK. Sept. 2-The Richmond "a.
pers OF the 10Th contain highly cnlored &C
counts Of the rebel success GA tie Eapna.
hammock, oa Tic sish nit jackson. thea al
Warentcn. telegraphed 10 Richmond 70
hurry up tho remainder OF the army aud not
TO delay, % prepare provisions. as enough
hal been captured at that point to feed the
whole force Tor some time.
In the rebel House o. Representatives
Dir. fOotc offered a series Of resolutions. "a.
soFlng an Aggressive war; also iavorhg a
proclamation to the Inhabitants OF the Nortl
western States Offering 10 guarantee The free
navigation OF the Mississippi aud Ohio river
10 their mouths. ID they will desis, from the
further prosecution of The war.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
FROM FIT. MONROE.

FoRrsrss NcSnor. Sept si.-All OF Port.
er's mortar fleet and ganboats have come
down James river aud are now al anchor IN
Hampton Roads. and part Of the Sect that
has been mp the river is 70 so Immediately
TO the Potomac. SO says Commodore Wilkes
this morning.
The Norfolk boat, which has heretofore
run regularly between Norfolk and IN :
place came over with troops. discharged them
on the steamer Baltic lying in The Road
AND returned for moro troops. to dispose Of
r the same way.
There is evidently much secret excitement
among the Federal officers Ia this place, and
the seccssionists are rejoicing over what
they claim 70 be a defeat In the late army
movements under Gen. Pope
\ part of the James river ilo;iiia has lcii
this afternoon, and proceeded off in the ii
rection OF the Potomac
Fl. MONROE. Aug. 3l.-The frons:des LETT
~ Monroe TO day at noon for Philadelphia
Her trip has been successful.
A nag OF truce WAS sent up the James
river to Aiken's Landing to-day, and carried
up Col. Forney, of Ala. who was wounded
and taken prisoner. and paroled some time
ago. They also took mp some women and
The steamer Baltic is being loaded with
troops 10 -day.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

FROM rHILApELPHlA.

PnnADKLrHfA. Sefs Gov Cur tin. 10
meet requisition from the President, has
issued ords - -. sosma1on OF three cav
e, regiments. within 20 dave. Advance
pay III Herr % be paid.
The friends of Charles lngersoll engage
Brighei" sa... .or IA serenade last night.
but kept the band In tho dark az TO the OBJ
lect. After psay Az lew tunes. they were
taken to the residence OF Judge Calawadal-
Ter. Peter Mccall and Judge Wharton.
The managers Of the affair wanted Dixie
and the Marssilles played. but the band 70
fused. and played National airs instead. The
originators of the serenade are unknown.
Three immense riasd cannon. one seven
and half. one eight and one eight and
half inch bore. have already been found in
the hold of the prize steamer Bermuda
Other cases not yet opened are supposed TO
contain small cannon or rifles.
F.as city regiments lctt vest erday for
Washington.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

Hr,DQuARrERs UxfrFD STATES FoRcRs.f
CINCINNATI, Sep.
GENERAL ORDER No /:
All places in the cities OF Cincinnati, Gov
ington and Newport. where liquors of any
kind are sold must be closed at O'Clock
this morning. All sales are prohibited
Upon failure or refusal. the stock on hand
will be confscated for Sanitary purposes
BY order of
Major Gen LEWIS WALLACE
Signed H. ELsroN,
\. ID. &. and Chief OF staff
CINCINNATI. Sep. l. p. business Is en-.
tirely suspended
The Street Railway Cars have stopped
running.
There i good deal OF excitement. but no
panic
People quietly but actively organizing
for defence
No male citizen is allowed 10 leave the
city.
Orr troops ere preparing TO e,acuatc cyn-
thiana.
Humphrey Marshall = reported approach
ing that place from Pikcton.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
FROM ST. LOUIS

NJ. Loris, Sept. 2.--Steps have been IA
ken for the confscafion Of the property of
Irasten Polk, formerly U s. Senator from
THIS District. Capt. Tunnecliff. Chief of L.
: Police. has been ordered TO seize the
same. both real and personal. land take ar
inventory thereof
His property Is estimated az 500 900
Polk. long since. placed himself under the
protection of the rebel government.
The old Merchants Exchange was yester
day closed by order of the Provost Marshal
General evidence of disloyal demonstration
was furnished, and should il appear tina, the
Association IS thoroughly disloya,. it, prop
erty will be confscated.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
FROM cHIcAeo.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-The Board Of Com.
missioners Of the Union Pacific r. X. met at
Bryon Hall At noon to-day. Gen. Curtis
was chosen temporary Chairman by accla.
nation. and proceeded 70 address the meet
ms upcn the serious and important work mp
on which We have been called together,
briefly reviewing It's great necessity and the
invaluable influence watch il will exctc.se
on the Interests Of the country. Robert
finney, OF Penn. and jno. r. Robinson. of
California, were chosen temporary Sccrcta.
res The roll was called aud &c answered
TO their names. CzSs. Of Penn. moved TO
proceed to permanent Organization. some
discussion enned on the motion that when
the meeting adjourn. il DO so until ter To-
morrow Lost-3i to 30. Without taking
action on the motion Tor permanent organi
xaiior, the Convention adjourned until fve
o'clock this afternoon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

~ By reference TO a card ia another
column !, will - seen tha, the undersigned.
who has been IA temporary charge Of this
Office for some y, - past. vii continue A.
Local Editor and Financial Manager. Ia
doing 50. we 90 no. lain any extraordinary
editorial ability. b.. whatever talent We
possess. together with our time and energy.
shall be devoted 10 the task Of presenting
a paper, 80 far a. local and general news
l. concerned. acceptable 10 our rraders ard
worthy their support
In times ike the present. Il should be
borne in mind that war matters have en-
lrely ab.ofl,ci everything IN the Nay Of
local af.sf 81 II AZ any time We should
appear 70 De femiss IN our duty 10 local
items. !. mu.t he attributed - ihis TACT. ~
the same ums. q will Dc our earnest en-
deavor to dal, record every thing OF interest
TRANSPORTING IN our beaaiiful Prairie CITY. and
10 this end We invite the co operation Of oar
friend. in this and surrounding towns ia
Furnishing Us notes OF anything Of a local ns-
tafe that may comc under their immediate
notice Respectfully.
T. ). WESTFAJ-L.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

~ The indianapolis Journal gives the
following amusing instance connected With
the examination Of exempts in that eli, A
German from one Of the Oh; townships. on
being inspected. claimed 10 have hole IN
his abdomen. which he concealed by plac x
a pl,stsr about -ix inches square over the
middle Of his stomach The DR. pulled IL
on. much 10 the palm OF the sufferer and a.
Ger, 4ined the silment t. be a ruse on the
part Of the fellow. who. in his ignorance.
thought hs word would be taken He was
pronounced sound. able-bolioi man. aud
sent aafiit without receiving an exemption
certificate.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

20 The Evansville Journal says citi
zen Of Nj Vernon. Mr. Sullivan. arrived at
that place Monday evening with the nform
ston that tho rebels, 100 strong. had en-
terrell unioutown on that day AMI has mas
sacred the handful OF Union troops there and
the Union citizens. The rebels consist Of
90 cavalry and GOO infantry. They are
lid 10 be. commanded by John Morgan
''rompt measarcs have been taken TO driv e
The invaders from the border. or to bag or
a.. ihil,te the whole concern.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

y AsnyfLLr. sept. 2-Col Mundy's Ken
tucky regiment had a severe hight. near
Woodbury.. THURSDAY, With For este cuer-
illas. killing eight aAd wounding 80, and
,aking - prisoners Federal To- vac one
allied aud Ave wouBde'
Tie guerr las aio committing great cut
ages in DeKalb county and sending Union
men south.
The guerfillas attacked -..oen men N
siockade near McMinnvile, on the railroad
and were repuised with heavy ioss
Seventy fire = back 1orthsrn mail
reached here last night