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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29
MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS.

7 INTNIN DII II No.
These Medicines have now been before the public for
period of 80 years, and during that time have main
tanned high character in almost every part Of the
globe for the extraordinary curative properties which
sIatsp
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29
M0FFATS LIFE .MEDICLNWS.

Motals Life Medicines peculiarly adapted TO the
of this distressing complaint They act upon The
bowels in very mild and al the same time, vsry ece
tual manner and have never yet failed To this
ease when used according 10 our directions.
General Debility,-The most common of all com.
plants is that of general weakness of the whole sys
tem unaccompaucd by any particular disorder or de-
inate symptoms of disease. There is little vital en-
argy loss of Appetite upwinsness, and indeed ina
blity undergo eqertions, frequent headaches ind
gestion oitentnes saowness and uryness OF the skin
tendency to evcshness unfness for society in short
ali those symptoms of languor disquietude and weak
ness that give evidence of failure in the vital pow
ers and low unhealthy and morbid condition Of the
gia
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29
EV ANS & W ATSUN

SALAMANDER SAFES, RE.
MOVED to 30i Chestnut Street,
dbore third Ph'ladeipbia, have on
an1 a large assortment of Fire
Thief proof Salamandcr Safes.
lso, iron doors, for banks and
stores, iron shutters iron sash, all
makes Of locks equal to any made
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-29
MOFFIT,S PHOENIX BITTER S.

Moffat's Phoenix Bitters called, because they
possess the power of restoring the expiring embers of
health TO a glowing vigor throughout the constitution,
as the Phoenix is said TO be restored 10 life from the
! a she's of its dissolution
Aiercsrial DseasesThere is probably no one article
given as a medicine, the inucious use of which has
caused such widespread and terrible mischief to the
human system mercury. Its poison sinks deep into
the system penetrating the suksance OF the bones, and
producing long train of painful Diseases 1t is well
known that many affections of the throat of the bones
the nose, and malignant which have eeen at
trbute to syphilis, often caused by the njudi-
cous Of mercury, so that the remedy has proved
worse than the ai isease.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
Loss at Front Royal.

Las. Friday, 5000 Rebels surrounded
the brave Col. John K. Henley. Regi-
men, of frs, Maryland Infantry, aud sew
eral companies of Michigan cavalry, n1u-
berins 10 all about l,lG0 men, a, trout
Royal, Warren county, Virginia The
mos. Of the cavalry escaped, but the rest
were mostly captured. Col. Keuly was
wounded and taken prisoner. Front
Royal is about twenty miles directly south
Of Winchester, and fifteen miles east Of
Strasburg.
The FIRST information Col. kenlsy bad
Of his danger vas by colored mao, who
came riding furiously to the camp, saying
the Rebels we're coming-sud before ~e
were fairly formed, they we're upon ou'
army, which fougb, desperately, retiring
in good order as far as possible, and only
Welding to absolute necessity. Some oil
our escaped men say the Rebels massacred
our wounded aud prisolers, With bayOnet:
and revolsers
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
Parson BroVnlow's Book.

This su,benlie record Of the horrors Of
Secession in East Tennessee, is now
sbou, to be issued from the press, and
Mr.. c, NJ. TbOruberg, Agent for Union
county, informs Us be expects to deliver
1t to Subscribers mex, week. Those who
had DO chance to engage a copy, could
e'aosHly secure one by leaving word,
sOan, a. most Of the coun,ry Sto<es, as the
Agent viii carry a few along with him for
saeh persons. Brovnlow has been fight
ies the Secessiouists, in the South, for
thirty ye.rs, and knows all about them.
l, vii be a thrilling and correct account,
md saEcieu,ly piquan' for a novel 1t
sOo',ias 400 pages, illustrated, at 81, ,25,
Dir. BrovDlow wants 70 get enough
money to 60 back uiih bis eIl!ed family
V bis huue a, Rockville, With q Power
Press, to fight the Powers Of Darkness
hotter than ever.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
Great Rebel Failure

The Strengthening Of the great armies
of MCCLELLAN and NJ MDoweil, left BANKS
force the weak point 10 our Iine. With
their usual sagacisy, the Rebels saw this,
and hurried on large force Of "picked
men" under their favorite Jackson, 10
Gu. Of Banks army, capture them, and
secure bis coveted supplies. Blu, Banks
was too wary for them, aud although hsrd
pressed and peeled on every side be saved
SO many of his men and munitions as to
thwart his adversary in bis designs, and
to e1tor. the aimirati)u Of all.
If the enemy hoped to withdraw any
of our force from Richmond, they failed
the new troops we're to NEE, the Danger
Gen. Shields may march back, through
Manassas Gap, and compel Jackson's men
to retreat again, or be taken prisoners
1t was certainly Rebel Failure.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
The Repulss at Winchester.

Ou Saturday, Gen. banks telegraPhed
,ha, Col Kenley's command had been de-
feated aud driven back from Front Royal.
Gen. Banks vas thee at Slrasburg, ten
miles wes, of Front Royal, at the western
terminus Of the Manassas Gap Railroad.
10 order 10 protect his stores aud baggage
trains, he fell back to Winchester, eighteen
or twenty miles in norlhe,s'erly direc-
tion, toward Harpsr's Ferry Ga the way
be had some uuiu portsut skirmishes. TITS
was all the actual news We bad up to Suu-
day morning. The following is Gen,
Bank official account, dated at Martins
burg, Sunday afternoon
"The Rebel. attacked Us this morning,
a, daybrsak, in grea; force, estimated at
$4,000, consisting Of Ese!fs aud jack
sous divisions. The fire Of the piekets
began with the light, aud was followed BY
the artillery until the lines we're fully
under fire on both sides The left wing
stood firmly. holding Its ground we'll, aud
the righ, cid the same for six hours, hen
the right wing fell back, were ordered to
withdraw, aud the troops passed through
the town in considerable confusion. They
were quickly reformed on the other side,
and continued their march 10 good order
to Mar,iusb8rg, where they arrived at
2 40 o. IN, = distance of 2l miles Our
trains are in advance, and will cross the
river 10 safety.
Oar entire force engaged vasless than
4 200, consisting Of Gorion's aud DoDnel-
lcy's brigades. With ,w wOrsgimeuts Of cavalry
unce, Gea. Hatch, aud two batteries of
artillery. Our loss vas considerable, IS
vas that Of the enemy, bu, eau not be
stated. We we're reinforcde By the 10Th
Main, which did good service, and regi-
ment Of cavalry.
Mp. BANKS, Major General Conn G,
Among the Incidents narrated is that
women Of Winchester fred upon cur SOL
diers from their houses, and sick men
we're killed or thrown on, Of the Hospi-
tails
Banks force crossed safely at William
sport, having los. only a few Wagons,
during the rapid aud dangerous route,
assailed on the flank, from, aud rear BY an
overwhelming force. The handling Of our
men was cautious but bold, aud no Oue
faults the Generals or the soldiers fox the
compulsory withdrawal.
Gen. Sax,on commanded our force at
H,rpers Ferry, and i, was thought Reb-
ell force was attempting TO cross both
there aud at WiIliamsport. But orr men
prepared to dispute any such passage.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

TIE PREsIDENT.-A correspondeuf,
writing from Fortress Monroe, says, do"
enthusiastically all speak Of the noble
head of our na,iou-the Provideutial man,
the Moses of our Israel l never Wit
messed SO much enthusiasm about any as
,Aou, that plain, homsly, gaunt being who
v,ts uuosteptatious among our soldiers,
ri whom they gree, as their 'rues' friend.
To-Day be visited the hospital at Fortress
Mouroe, aud spoke to every wounded man
n these crowded ward rooms, vbere Reb-
sa and Uuionis,s lie side By side on beds
o.p,in. "God bless him :" said many ct
cur wounded boys. "Amen " responded
f.in,ly, bu, fersently, some Rebel soldiers
! do NJ, ruuder that some Of the Retsl
Prisoasrs refuse to 90 back to their army,
where thsy we're SO differently treated, AID
where they must contrast the unfeellng
traitor, Je5. p.Eis, with that truest man,
Code coolest york, the mau for the hour,
Abraham lincoln.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
rrslIsnEp sEsl-Wktats--
r,,sI,y Morning & Friday Afternoon.
frse Gtfture---Goms I'LL.
NE. Chapel Saturday eve, May 81,

The gentleman named below Is the
distinguished Law Professor near Albany,
Ring in Washington City during tue
.d,,s d,ys" of the Rebellion, be served
in C,.sius NJ. C!ay's guards, who watched
thu, ci,y, saving it from its se'essiOhis's'
until relieved BY the FIRST Volunteers from
Pen, Mass ard New YORK. A Lecture
prepared By bin, and twice delivered 10
that c,pi,al. was 80 highly appreciated by
the leading Uuion men there, that he vas
;,sncsd TO devote his tine wholly TO the
delivery Of the Lecture throughout the
land in 9r'er to arouse our people gener-
.I,to . higher realization o. the times
The numerous eneomiums We baye seen
and heard, authorize Us TO promise rare
r.,, Of oratory and patriotism to all who
NAV hear him: and We adsise all our
r,,Sers-in Town aud CounIy-to take
some pains to attend. He is nOs in town
and. h.ging a day TO spare on the pro
,,,nns Of route westward, has accept
sd RI. imitation. The Trustees Of the
MstboGis, Church haze kindly granted
their large Chspel-ani 4. P. NJ, OF Sat
ordsy (ro-m morrow is fxed for ,be Address.
Be puuctu.l, for 1t occupies coo.Idera t!e
time. No charge for admission, but
collection will be made to dsfE.y expense
and lie travelling liabilities 0: the crater.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
Union County Convention.

The voters Il Iui0n county wn0 s17P y
the National Adm .SlTaiI0n 90 us sE'T-s i'c
sqopr-ssins the Rebellion and carrying on iae
Govern meut in The sriri; OF 0uT Revolutionary
Fathers are invited to meet al their usual
places Of holding Elections. the las! ssTrH5Ar
ls6ra) Of Iu!v, 1859, from } O'Clock 1n'i Z, =
". and ai;-r Grst choosing a IGise. las sp-c'"fs
and Clerk or Clerks !. desired, laea IL vote
sI BALLOT iCr
One candidate for Congress,
One candidate for Assembly,
One candidate for ProthonOtarv,
One candidate for Commissioner,
One candidate for D.s,rjctAttorney,
One candidate for Auditor, and
One person for Return Judge OF the
district in which the voter Resides.
The ballots 70 be opened a. soon IS ihe
hour for closing has arrived. real aloud eef'
tlasd by the IIiss ant Clerks, ant handed n
the Return Judge 50 chosen, ~l;A tie Isl ci
persons who yniS-
The Return Judges 10 meet II the Cour
House al Lewisburg. at To. 4 W, ot NoNDAt,
2Srh Iuly. theo and here 10 return, ali uP,
and puh'.Sh the number Of votes casi ioT ne
canf.t.ies for the tIiereE, Offices. and nose
having the hishes; number OF vcles for zach
Office 70 be declared he nominees @. Ti7 2
county for such Office The judges a.sJ io
provide FOR the necessary Coniersss.aH. eci
Standing Commillee.--3y ort-r {! the
RepubIIcsu Union CumDg.se.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

nAvIp HEYXING. Chairman.
ASSEMBLY,.

MessE Elitors-As The tine Is a, hand when
the friends OF the AtDinIs'ratrn sh11l %
looking up a raaa l7 represent Inc D-s'Tict N
the Genera Asssu5.y. I wJui suggest r..
SIMON WOLFE oi Ls .s51rg 1s q suitable
person FOR tina, o:-iee. sl5ld ne accept he
nomination zuI Je s3rct-i. there = nc Gl-s,.1a
as 10 his capacity. Intsgr.tv. decision Of char
acier. and uasSeryius a-aeceLce % -ae rue
PRINCIPLES OF me Government ! beiieve han
to be man emIn-uIy h.;el Tor InaI station
al the pressa. time, ant ali Whl are acquainted
with him know hin u be proof against erlbe-
~. corruption, and al 5.Her political chiesH-
cry. bIF ! LOL-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

May 24.-A reconnaissance vas made
to Clinton, 10 miles south Of Newbern, .
few days since. The enemys advanced
pickets we're found, and q skirmi,h en-
sued We lost one Lieutenant and four
priva'es, taken prisoners. We left nine
Of the enemy. dead on the field, and took
two prisoners.
The health and spirits Of the troops at
Negbern continue excellent.
Washington, n. C, has been occupied,
and a newspaper started there By the
troops.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
1ote0,

In L~vi.burg. 18th inst, in hrs 2ei year- JOHN HI
wrRrs .n Of Samuel wertI The deceased ssrret II
C.rt J. Wesley Chsne~-lins three months Volunteers
ana never reoov.r.. from the .ass and exposures of
thA: s-rvice-
In ChillisGuAsue. 18Th inst, MARY JANE, daughter
% james N-Do~ell. 49,. II years
In williansrort, 2ist ins.- ANNIE J B daughter o,
Rev Thompson M,rhsll aged yFs- 1s- iys-
In william sport .ist inst aSet - y-ars d CLAf
GAsEIN strient in the Summary. from >hsnosia
In ChilEs. Ne, :lst inst, LIZZIE HtFf aged ADJ
Is years
On th- a0th inst, JAG0B sTESK; in his 18Th year
In Chiilis1ua1ue, l. h inst, MICHAEL REILLY, aged
shout IS years
szei yrs, nos, Il fys-
In L--isburr 9Th inst, ANNA. daIsh;er OF Davi1
aud Eliza IisHn- Ss-d month and days
In Ni-subarE, =; inst, aged . ysaEs' ME- %An
D. wife of John g. Young
In Sanburv 22i inst s--t yrs and mos, AAhi =
aau-a.er c: John K and Mary : Clement
At Port Trrvortnn. 1-th inst, aged ssout . years
N-- glgT a r. Of Daniel BeEsT-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

How the modern Democrats do love the
Soldiers " ben, in Mexico, the Soldiers
voted generally for Skunk, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, no CON-
plain. was made But, in 1861, two
thirds of them voted for the Republican
Union Ticket-and then. three Demo.
cratic Judges-LOwrey, Woodward. and
S,rone-6Dd ont that such "Oai OF the
District" mode Of voting is uncons'itu-
,ionsl. Yet, they would have you think
",he Democracy ara always the same
",he Democracy are the oDly true friends
Of the Soldiers :" We hope the boys will
be home to vote BY October next, gener-
.lly-and they will say at the polls What
they think Of such partial Democracy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

Through passengers from Williamson;
to Philadelphia. now have their blgg'se
checked through-one car passing without
ehsuge-apd sleeping car is attached to
the night express train on tie Northefu
Central Railroad
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

Andrew J. Vallaudigham, represented
as bro:hsr Of the notorious Democratic
leader 10 Congress, has been arrested at
Clinton, Missouri, for uarsuiIng against
Union ci'izsns, horse stealing, jayhaWkiug G
and rascality iu general
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
Real Estate.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

ny yirtne Of an order cf the Orphans toGri
ID OF Up.oD county, viii be sold al fssile
sale ~ Outc.y on The premises on >.TrEhr
the ssh aay Of lone. !sos. al o'e.ock. r ".
AL hal haii-Lor OF sFouEt situate IL srii'h
Addition 10 The Borough Of LewiSbUra, boun-
dz1 on he wssI By seEeDih street, on the ea-t
ty an alley, On iae uorh BY the hall o! san-=
Lot. on ihe south bT vacant ioi-oouiainies
about = feet ia front. &c.-oh vhich -
are erected a Jv0-sioTey tricE dw-iiing. 81
out buildings. 3c. late iae esi3is ol X "
Hr<rtE. deceased. Terns-@O per c. casa
and balance al September Court
IOHN HUNTER. Admin SiTaior
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
FOR s ALE.

T ANDS late of the Estate Of TEscH Cox.
E>7. decd
WHhan Wilson. $50 acres and allowance,
We, Bufi4'oe IoEushF-
Robert TsgzaIi, 100 acres and allowance.
HaItsy township
Wii.zm P. Brady, AIS sacres and allowance.
Harj,eE lovushiP.
Rober, Laitirner. 1854 acres and allowance.
Harley township.
Apply to !oHN b. LINZ,
Nsr y Ar.ornsy s5T CLas- : CoIs, E1sest'-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

.yIt IS Customary ant sproPer, when our
Legislators have served ia.i1.uily, 10 honoF
hem. and secure experienced men IN our
Capitols. by reelection. judge BEAVER,
a. far as we have head. has been cree:
to the District while a, Harms our-. both a
man and a. Member oi the Assembly q
PennsyIyania. In good character and worm
no man stands fairer. We therefore recon-
mend Jesse Beaver for reelection, neII Fail
MANY
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
R- Letter from Wm. Reed 10 our next

Anumber of young gsn,lemen of this
borough formed string band aod went to
Lewi.surg Que evening last week, where
they eu,ertainsi the citizens with their
music In appreci,,iOu Of their services,
some Of the ladies' Of that place presented
them vith . fine NiitoHidn-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
Latest News

The wife aud daughters Of the Rebel
Gen Lee have been captured.
A late arri1s, from New Orleans shows
that Gen Builder is active against every
form Of open Sece.sionism. Tie fcrbiis
the circu a'ion Of Confederate notes.
Jacob B.rke, advises not to burn ,heir
cotton.
A large punber Of Union prisoners
have srrlsed from Salisbury, \. C., ba;
Col Cocorsu is not among them.
All locks well for the Union army be-
fore Corin'h, by our reports.
Ger. M'Clellan's movements are be-
leived to be rightly directed, aud every
days work tells against Richmond, as /.
did agaiu., Y Yosk,own-
Noibiug especial from Gen. Banks'
army, xdlch Is doubtless re lufoTced ere
this time.
A despatch from Na,chez to the Vieks,
burg Citizen, states that "tbe e1,sperated
cirizsus' Of that virruous hole hung a uan
"A hsberman-fOr delivering to the
Mayor despatch from the Commander Of
the L. s vessel lying before the city,
Heavenly "Coufederscy y.
A Mas. Convention Of those favoring
the Presidents emancipation views, Is to
be held 10 the Capitol Of Missouri, Wed,
l6in June, TO nominate State Officers
The Rebel Colonel, Scdhabel, Of Ark
ansas, i. reported killed.
Ex-senator 6 viz, Of Cal, who shiued
80 dolefu!iy abou; being sent to Fort
Lafayette, haviog bsen released, is nov
opeuly with JEFF DAVIS family, at Raleigh
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

There we're several disturbances in Bal
,imore, Sunday and Monday. A number
Of Secessionists, encouraged BY the success
Of the Rebels at From. Royal, insul;ed
Union m.n and we're severely beaten. A
little changed from thirteen months ago
then, Union man dared not declare him
self 10 Baltimore. Secessionists are beco-
ming more obnoxious than Aboliiionis,s !.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

PROVIDENCE, May 2s.-Gov. William
Sprsgue was tn day elected United States
Senator for years from the ith March,
receiving 80 out Of los votes Another
regiment aud battery are expected TO leave
for Washington to-worrov.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

Mr. Stiles (Dsm.) has been elected to
Coueres in the Bucks and Lehigh District,
By 500 nsj less than half the party maj
last Fall. There Was little excitement,
both candidates claiming to be good Ws'
and Uuion men. His predecessor, DR..
C1nnar. was Of the same politics.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

Lieut.. Worien, Of the Monitor, can at
presen, ses With ouly one eye, bat be can
see more with that one than auy othtr
Rebel commodore, captain, or lieutenant
can see with a pair. II the Re5els see
him couiog with one eye shut, they viii
be sure to run, thinking &c is taking ain
a. ,tsrp
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
CLEVELAND, May so.

Tie Reid. kase Ief CORINIH Gen.
Nelson occupied their enusIchneD's al
s o'clock this morning.
CCoudrued from Washington
Fernando Wood, was in Chicago on
Saturday, organizing the Democratic par
ty." and getting of ,be steren'yp't Val
laudigbaD can't about fsnaticisn and Con-
servall.m II was serenaiea, sni mad
a speech, bu, the people did no : EN- t.
take interest ip bis Honor. On the same
night. Geu. Siegel arrived, unheraldei, in
Chicago. He, ton, was sersnaded, and
spake boldly for the crushing Gu: Of the
REBELLION, aud the extermins'ion OF its
black cause to all Of which the people re-
spouded with the greatest enthusiasm.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

Messrs Editors-Pernri ne 70 suggest the
name of ALFRED HAYES, Esq. fer strict
Attorney for Union county al the approaching
Election. /, Is only nrcesSary tc remind the
voters that his Industry. Integrity AMI ability
render hin IN every respect we.. qualified 10
perform the duties OF that once. UNION.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS. Letters Of Administration 70
w the estate of BENIN II. B2DC>E.
deceased. late of Esst Bufaloe Twp Union
coanry, har. hees sTantei to the subscriber,
bv The Register Of said county. IN due 'orin /;
all persons indebted TO said estate sre regHes-
ed to make payment. and those having CLAIMS
against the sane vih present iaea duly
authenticated i0r settlement. 10
J 4. HERTZ. Administrator
Levisburs Nay -. 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

1t is hard to tell whether the Rebels
or the Breckenridge Democrats denounce
Fremont the most His mode Of dealing
wi,h sreeboo,ers 10 bis region is Jsckso-
nisn, and etfsctive.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
BgroRE CoR,x1H, May 25, 1862.

Before CORINIH, May 70, Icb-.
A reccounoiierins party from Pope's
com mand had skirnish yesterday, :esul,,
ing 10 a complete rout Of three Rebel reg
imeuts, with los, of knapsacks, blankets,
and six prisoners taken. The regiments
fed in confusion across the creek. Our
los. vas four wounded.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

Prentice says the South can no longer
accuse the Yankees Of s;ioginesi-see hos
,hey "shell out" a, Port Royal, fulaskI,
AID evsryxhere tba, the Rebels wou!i
only wait long enough to receive 'tsir
.,,ep,ioos
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

Presiden, Lincoln and Secretary Stan
tod returned on Saturday from Freder-
icksburg. This visit to Gen. M'DoUsll is
supposed to relate to the apprehended dis
aster which has since befalleu Banks corps.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

Philip R.up died recsn'ly. near Turbut-
vile, .sed SO years. 10 1872, be served
three years IN the Z. s. Army, under Gen.
Wayne a par, of the time, and shortly
after went from Northampton to soNOrihum-
berland county, where be had long led a
useful and honored life.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

Gen. M'Cieiiou's troops have cut the
Viryiuia Central Railroad at three points
bctaeen Hanover Cour, House aud the
Cbiek.homiuy river. The interruption OF
this railroad destroys the communication
between Riebmoud and Gordou,y'ile,
S,aun,on aud the Rebels in SbeDandoah
valley
10 the late battle of Hanover c. h.
Va, Is miles n. Of Richmond, the Uaion
Ios. was So killed, and 326 wounded and
missing. The Rebels loss 1000, iuclut-
ing over 500 prisoners. Gen. Fl'I Porter
Of n. H., led the Union forces. II was
hard 6sht.