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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
From Capt. Church'S Company.

Lieut.. Beech G. Amons writes, Lieut..
Shields led Company E., SD 2. ", into
action and was wounded in right leg aud
sent to Hospital. OF the company Of %
in action, all but 4 we're killed or wounded.
The following are from Union county:
Kllled-Daniel Tovey, Union Tp.
Wouuded-Serg Daniel Artman, Of
Hartly; Serc. Henry S Meugas, Of Uoiou
Corp VIM UIrich, Of Union, in leg; Harry
c. Walters, Of Union, in breast; David
Davis, of Union; and John Cushen, of
Limestone. Walters wound is rather
others are light.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
NeUtauu q .Iac u
SfaHRISU,

Py Rev A l. Rsr--r, the lNtb int, P"v JOSH
EDWEE-uL Gf Nildsburs, ami Nils MAi.l t-ohN 10
Nv l'r Ia
Ey E-v Il Fink .sth inst. TUgS EJE1Z 4 TarJut
To amt Ms. HANNAH Et>iEl - Futt--roN-- $50
wv HENRY NLUtE # Chester and Mis- AhANpA
EMMA BkAL Of Lsui,bur.
BY Rev x Moore. 10th inst. J II HOBART PARK Lsi
anI Miss b ATE DtLBLLR. -! OF MIlIlam-iOrt
By Rrv J y B1yd. 18th >oy. Nr 4 ptERtH AMI
Nj HtEY L WOLF I-1ta % HrNart- Ani l-th nit
ngtr Watsontrsu, JACOB Lesser aud JENNIE
MGEE
BY K.vGw Zahui.ar 18th inst. Co'wH DORRIS Jr
and Ms, JULIA N. MILs, ct Huntington
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

~A friend in Wilmington, Del,
writes US half column puff of their shin.
plssters. We have no doub, they are e1-
cellsnt at home, and only wish they
would keep them there, and let the U. s.
postage currency and specie flow as they
always will when individual and corpora
tion rags do no. interfere.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

parCapt. Meyers Company vas led into
action by Lieuts. JOS. X. Orwig aud Kep-
Ter, who did their whole duty. Capt
Meyer thus writes to US of the brave men
of his Company, now sleeping 90 the
banks Of the Rappahanuock:
alt is to US source of untold grief to
reflect upon the death Of these noble young
nee, who we're SO prompt in the discharge
of every duty, and always anxious to obey
orders. Their characters we're unimpcach-
able, and their demeanor that of gentlemen
and faithful soldiers. Their entire con-
duct proved that they left their homes aud
friends, not for q vain purpose-not to
throw themselves into the devouring flames
of iniquity, prevailing 70 such an alarming
extent in the army-but to cousecrate
themselves to their countrys service, and
to do their whole duty as men. as patriots,
and as soldiers. They have fallen-their
earthly sun has set. But, while they are
gone, they have left behind them the
heritage of noble example Nor do they
sleep alone on that blood red field; sc"res,
who, like them, have left home, aud for-a-
ken sli its associations, are sleeping by
heir sides, and the broad hills that tower
around that memorable 6eld will echo back
he sighiug Of the Winds to chant their
uneral requiem"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
From "Our Bows

Capt, Guudy finds his son, with
Brown, Farley, and Wolfe, a, the Patent
Office Hospital. Pollock Guudy had three
bones taken from his chin. The others
are less hurt. Steinme'z broke his arm,
aud was at Alrx,udria. Capt. Ovens
was sill detained at Georgetown with
rheumatism.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

THREArs of the Rebel alies,
grown boider in their treason, threaten
to dcpose our loyal President and Cover
nors, by force. and thu. ic. loose Mexican
auarch, 10 this Upioal Let such editors
and men be marked and watched. They
NAV live 10 mourn over their wicked,
seussless babbling-, which may produce
results they little realizs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
i?7 Ssl per head. Slaverv's National cost

- SCI per head. Slavery's National cost.
(Th- Indian War IN Minnesota is probably
in>Iigaird by The Slave Power aiso)
This is certainly a nice lilte sum 10 paw
for the increase of Slavery. Three frurihS
of the enlrre amount has heen paid by the
Free States. Aud vet Slavery preiendS not to
have had lis rights in the Union, and i, going
out 10 get something else!
~ Now, has not Slavery cost US enough
Is II not time 10 put 1t IN a process of eH,inc-
ton. hy gradual emancipation, and BY the
putting down OF the cruel uncalled for, expcn-
Sive insurrrctinn of the rinseadersi
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
A Farm, Saw Mill, & Timber Land,

\ IL adjoining. for sale on moderate terms,
y The Farm contains about one hundred
and forty tliU) acres, all IN cultivation. with
a good rwO->tCrey frame Dwelling -
House and Stone Barn. The saw Mil Ell
has the large water power of Penns Creek
with about 300 Acres Of Timber Land-all
adjoining, in Limestone TT, Union Go.
Apply to JoHS NJ. TAYLOR, Agent, N Hin.
burg, four miles from the premises. or 10
HUGH BELLAS, Sunbury.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
Advanced price,

Advanced rrIce, S!hU per year.
Our readers must see, that. with such j hole
in our income, We must have CssH rir IN
ADVANCE. We can lose nothing. Every
(whol-) sheet costs u cents before II - prin-
tcd-65 cents year-leavIng only - lo s.
cents 10 meet all the expenses Of INK, ivre->eI-
ting. printing. folding. directing OF carving,
fuel, rent, interest on money invested and
"hvlns." The mere >nhscubrrs AMI aiver-
tzlne we have, The longes we can afford The
paper al present rates.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

e-Sipce Charles r. Buckalew is 0
prominent candidate for U. s. Senator,
vii! some one be kind enough 20 exbume
'ne pamphlet, attributed to him, dgains,
NE tyranny Of mcoritiesS Ills doctrine,
We understand, is that the minority shall
rule.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
Estate Of Lawrence II. Hayes, dec d

4 DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE Whereas.
y LsIlerS ot Administrator on the estate
oi lawrence " HAYES. late OF Bradyt1wuship.
dece i>ei, have been granted To The sub,crIter
hy the Register Of Inlun county N due form
q: law, therefore all persons indebted 10 sand
estate are requested To- make immediate pay
mcnt, aui those having just claims against
Inc same may present them tu'y authenticated
for settlement, 90 the ,ub>cr. hers, ~ no wall be
Al the late residence oi the decd IN Brady rp
on FRIDAY ami SATURDAY, 81 dnt 81 Jan. next,
when al! interested will please attend.
And notice Is further given that The Widow
Of sand deed has filed an Inventory Of Prop
er,y claimed by her, 10 The amount of Three
hundre! dollars, with the Register. winch will
hs presented To The Judges Of the Orphans
Court tor allowance a the next Term.
ADAM TlLLNEH. willi,m-por,,
ISAIAH HAYES, Jr. Lycoming TT,
Dec lS lss2 tpit Administrators
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
Gooo 1lrw5---lIsw g5eeos

yET GOODS
.rEW GCOrS'
NEU- GGGDSI
NEW GOODSi
FOR FirL AvD U7rT-P'
FOR ftLL IND WTNyERi
FOR FAN AND WTNTERI
FOR FiLL .ivr rLvTRRI
CALE iVD SEP!
CsEL AND SET
GALL AND SFEr
CALL iND SFEt
FREvER. E"rTpr 20
EREyER, NCLTRE - 60
EhENth, NCLTRE 6 90
kHEsER, 4oLEht 90
1s-irrors. Nov isCs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

Capt, Perkins, of Athens, Bradford Co.,
was OF the Engineer corps, killed crossing
to Fredericksburg, and Capt. Meeker Of
Athens was wouuded in the fight.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

RA. Lieut.. Theo M'Fad1in is honorably
discharged from service. One shot was
extracted, bu, two remain.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

No BOAsTs 1t is evident that the
Rebels are very we'll satisfied that they
got Of as well as they did at Fredericks,
burg.
"The Dispatch gives an account Of the
funeral Of Maj. Gen Gregg, who fell a.
Fredericksburg Tco housand and NJ.
ty nounded RrJels have arrived at Rich
moud from fredericksburg"
The above extract from Rebel papers
shows that they lost TWO Generals, aud
shat their killed, wounded and missing
only a portion of the wounded requiring
TO be rem0ved-must number ) 900
And all this while they we're fortified aud
hid in the woods and bebiud breast works
and .tonewall. from and through which
they could, with lutte risk 10 themselves,
FIRE upon the Uoiouists plainly exposed 10
40 open plain.
Take it oil in all, there hs, been no
greater vslor shown anywhere than BY the
Uaiou soldiers at Fredericksburg-
only artificial defences saved the Rebels
from a total route which would have
opened the way to Richmond.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
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CHARLES 4. PENNY, o: Union TsP. -"n # wm
Penny decd meml-r % CAPT Jftn-- Chamherlinr :
Company sui served houorabiy the seven day fsht
brf r. Ri-hIDonL bat contracted roli from which he
trd the 2yth Sept last. a. the Of - year. and
Wa buried Crap-y I-aHiVa. Hi remains were last
~-vk taken up by Charlie Ind-r, and buried IN the
Ls-isbur. Cemetery A. 70 An - sunday next Rev
RA Fink Will preach the funeral sermon of Mr. Penny
F,I,t Accruryr-In the afternoon Of Wsdncslay the
aIth inst JOHN RIEHL engaged IL drssin- wood
in the lane his father joel Beh in East Buffalo,
Tp Juhu Miller heard the deceased cry '" hna" ami
saw the horses standing still Miller the spot in
five minutes and fund young Eirhl lying his fsr"
dead one hind wheel Of the wagon resting his bak
anI n.ck-tha nee. brps-u Il supposed he had locked
the wheels going down a hill and by some ac-irut fell
uui.r the wheel John likely lsi, the only child
Of his deceased mother His L years, mos
ASA BROWN. of Elmsport. Of Capt. Linn's Company,
5I-t di-i al Frederick. 10Th Oct in his 5th wear
faithful .olier and good HIS remains have been
taken home r nt+rm-nt
In Levi. Tp, Unios Co, 18th u!t, JACOB sUTJE, In
hi Sci year
Ia rur4be Tp l4,h inst, JOHN HlEDsT, in hi.
sHth war
In Whit Dear To- Iath iu.; child Of Paul and Hester
DrtTrnl-rf r, rgrd : ~ ms. d.
In Whit, Deer IL, inst Laughter Of Samuel bosch,
Sgd y NJ. d.
In WHIT. Deer Twp. 2l.t ut, widow Macy KEEFFER,
ag-'i = years
Ia F.,t.,Hir sth inst. ANNIE r iauchtrr 4 James
X ami sarAh -b arr, aged ", ani mo.
Atwhit. Pigeon Mich. "A Inst. Mr- SARAH LEE,
forneGl, Of LhiIi-4ualue II, As-I about - YEAR.
In n,nville, 18th inst CJENELIUS GAEEErspN, in
his 4
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

b0p ppp. lossi (pr Adm gam o,OJo
Every other State would have voted IN
the same proportion as Iowa has Thus
estimating the Soldiers vote in fair state
ment, i, is evident that The Administration
is trinmphanrly snstrncd. Had all the
soldiers voted, Lincoln would have, now,
larger average majnri,ies than be had in
1850 The Rep. Union party would have
carried .re,y Free Su'c, as they did the
hro Slaue States that uoted this year,
Delaware and Missouri
"Wont Old Abe resign'" cry Jeff
Davis pimps. Guess uot-the people
want him two years-perbaps six-longer.
u Under the excitement, false accusa-
tious, and involuntary depression arising
from the failure 20 carry the Fredericks-
burg heights, Secretaries SEWARD and
CHASE, last week, offered the resignation
of their Offices to the President He took
time to copsider-advised the gentlemen
not to be ruffied by these accidents incl
dent to such a marvellous time as ours
and bade them 60 back to their work
which they did. There is no perfection in
Cabinets, Generals, or men-yet We doubt
whether any change 10 the Cabinet is on
The whole advisable.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

Rev. Cora O,b"rn ia appointed Chap
lain of the 43i Ny. Vol.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

Lieut.. NJ b Muuson is III the l1lst 2.
NJ, near Suffolk, Va.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
about $50 Acres,

about Twenv Acres OF the same being excel.
lent Timber, the remainder cleared and IN Q
good STATE Il cultivation. TN which are
,Iccte1 a good Bank Barn, large two -
ORGY Dwelling House, Spring House. Ekk
~ tnd orh"r OutbutldIngs-also a large
- Drchati, and q never failing Spring Of
Hdt-r.
4 s., a. the same time and place another
tract Of Land, adjoining the Mansion Farm.
contain'nc al ~ IS Acres. all cleared, on
~~-w NH are erected new FOCN-
rI%-' DRY and MACHINE SHOP, 60
:-1 S-4ta eet by 30 feet, three storeys high,
essz-Sct1Srz. obtaining a steam engine of ten
horse power, turning aIhes, drills, circular
and upright saws, planer, Sulienbarger's
patent belt scroll saw, and large variety Of
Tools of various kinis-Turpentine, Paints,
and OiI-aIso a 3 B'acSsmilh's shop and Tools
l-a-also three coui Dwelling Hou- -
81 ses-a Spring House. az exceIlentlzl
and neverfal,Ing Spring Using on and flowing
through The premises.
AL>O at the same time and place will be
sold The PATENT RIGHT Of e. II. Ref )
Patent GLOVER HULLER, with all his In
proremeniS thereon.
sale 10 commence at l0 o'clock 4 NJ Of said
day, when contIgIJnS will he made known BY
JOSEPH SANDERS,
GEO. ". MYERS,
De-. iss2. Attorneys il ;,ct for CHRIsriAy RsIB
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

DT-Mr Carkhuff says the Coal pile is
90 small that the Gas may be "sll," any
Light, until the material is renewed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

Charles Meyer Of Selins.rove, in COD,
9th Ps. Reeerses, was badly wounded
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

Lieut.. X. S. Maxwell died in service OF
the IrevaIiing fever.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

Sar Letter from Vim. Reei-also from
Cap, Moyer-and Sqnire's advertisement
Dew shoes &-, il eur next.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

territory.
Louisiana. purchased Of France, 3lan01.nNo
1nt-rrst psl. t.3>5.''Ni
FLORIDA. purrhaSed OF spain, 6O1.uUl
Interest paid ',sl0OOO
Fnii To- -Siinrui>h Indian titles, 1Ou,000.uH,
Paid &" ti"OrEia, aossOno
Florida War 100 NUn.nnD
soldiers tensions, 900 nro
To r-m"y- Indians, p,u"Nouo
Mexican War. .I!.l.'.aIb
Solii-r-' prnsiors and bounty lands, Is N-.rJ1
Paid by trraty Tor New Mexico, 1Hoo0.Oo0
T~pa-. f,r boundary, 10 nha.,]o
T-xts. for indemnity, loTh.p'O
T~Ns- fr creditors. 1870 coo
Indian expenses Of all kinds. 5o"h COO
To purchase navy. AMI pay troops, enW'"oO
All Other expenditures. $500 900
2,16s, ,9js
4 ID ,o this the
First wear of Siavrholders' Rebellion, 200. 100
S.cont year do do SO. o.O0UOO0
= j
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
THE PRESIDENTS AD9.;;s y IL THs AMY OY TEI
Pol Mit.
Executive MANSION.
MAsuINHIuN Dec - lSG3

" ASIiNtioN, Dec. -, lCDO.
t. the Army cf'he I''omoc:
| have Just read your C0mmanding
G"EeraP. preliminary rep,rt of the battle
of fredericksburg. Although you were
not successful, the attempt was not an
error, nor the failure other than an acci-
dent The courage with which you, in an
open field, mairralned the contest against
al Inrrenchci foe, and he c0u -lmnate skull
and success with which YOU recrossei the
rIvrr IN the face Of the cpsmy. show that
you possess all the qualities of great
army, which will yet give victory to
the Cause Of the country and Of popular
government Cnud,Iing with the mourn
Ct, for the dead, aud sympa'h.zug with
the severely wounded, congratullte ycu
that the number Of both is comparatively
:, small. reuder to YOU, aliicers anu
soldiers, the thanks Of the nation.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
News

The Rebels attempted to surprise a
party ofour men near Fredericksburg
some unconstitutional black IL, g..
gave the Unionists the alarm, when
the Rebels got the worst Of it.
Every word, public or private, from
the Army at Fredericksburg is that
no decentralization whatever has fol-
lowed the late contest. There was
no plnic-no di-organization-huta all
are cheerful, and ready for another
where, 10 one knows.
Gen. Banks. with eleven vessels,
passed Key west on the llth inst.
The Rebels have retAkcn Holly
Springs. and are ral!yjng strong in
Central Tennessee and Kentucky.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

rea.Luther, son of Col. Wageuseler,
Of S.Iinsgrove, writes home that Capt.
Ryan was the only one killed in his Com
pany, (F, l3lst Reg ?. w. but lG were
wounded. Capt. Ryan was among the
foremos, patriots Of Snyder county. lie
was shot, frs, in the leg, but continued to
lead on bis men until ball struck his
head. Before dying, be wrote his name
upon some envelopes so that be could be
distinguished from Others lie leaves u
large family, at bis Hotel 10 Mlddeburg.
Iiouored be the memory of Capt, GEo. ".
RYAN. He was native of Chester Co.,
and died in his Ash year.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
What has Slavery cost the Nalian

The following tahle Shows how much mon
ey has been paid by the United SAFES Govern
meni 10 practically extend the area Of slave
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
How il Worked.

The Soldiers votIus, IN Iowa, in 1862
as well as in go, please compare the vote
for Presiden, in 1863. aud for Congress
and State gfficers in ls6-:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

n@-The Lewisburg Brass Band is re-
suscitated, under John A. Hover, lead,r,
and Prof Held, tutor. They paraded and
gave Specimens Of music, yesterday.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

va Iho's 6. Grer sends the NewIern
Dd"y fre3ress, of 18th inst. containing
Gov. Stanley's Proclamation for eIee,ion
OF Congressman on lst Jan, also a bill
of fare for Thanksgiving Dluner, 9th nj,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

ENTERPRIsE.-On Christmas day, the
extensive buildings of Chambcrln Bros,
corner of Market and Fifth streets. were
occupied by Mcssr> S!itcr, Walls, Shrincr
u Co., as depot for Agricultural lmple-
ments, from the Buckeye Reaper down to
the smallest tool used by the farmer, to-
gethcr with Stoves aud all other wares
manufactured at the Central Foundry.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

CKATES-a choice lot skates Just reed by
y EVANS & COOPER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

s0-We see plenty Of boxes for New
Years gifts for the Army Boys, going
daily. But they are mostly marked for
rich mems sons, or others having many
friends. Who will remember the more
poor and friendless, " ho fight for the best
temporal interests Of US all?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
For Rent or Sale.

- The well known TAVERN STAND
La situate on Market ~. in the Borough
OF hewisburs-n0w IN the occupancy Of e.
ID. Cox. ]. WOLFE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

lUThe University Schools have holi.
day until the Monday after New Years,
and students generally are enjoying the
winter vaca'iou-(but without a sign of
snow, in this regiOu)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

When Burnsides repulse was first
known. certain scurvey politiciaus began
to declare Gas they did When mcclellan
failed before Richmoud) that it was "ths
fault Of the President" or "the fault of
the Secretary of War;" or "the fault of
the General-in- Chief" The General
was overuled BY civilians in office, Who
drsarrarged bis plans, and competed him
to go on" These charges we're all fa'se,
as to the Chick abomipy disasters How
utterly base and .roundlcss they are, DOW,
will be seen by the following frank, manly
avowal Of the officer in command, showing
tina, BURNSIDE, land not LINCOLN, STAN
TON or HALLECK) is the resi- Onsitle man.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26
R cal Estate.
ORIHANS COURT SALE

. or! HANS COZ RT SALk.
George " Hers . s.ate.
: BY virtue Of an order from The OrphanS
ID Cur, ct GHion county, We vi oirer al
Public : .le, on the pr.nIs ., On
Saturday, Jan. 10, 1863,
al 20 o'ciuck 4 II, all thai me>suase and tract
OF Lant. situate IN B1tlaloe Up, Union Co. on
Il ack Run. about = mile, northwest of tho
Jr,on Cnurch, adjoining lands Of Daniel
Mis:. ID and 4 Rishel. Joseph Beck, Jacob
Wise, Wul Iindenmu,h ant othrr. CONTAINING
40 Acres
moro or less. The Improvements are A
a not Sc. BARN and other Farm bui- Hk4
drugS. well vairred. conveyed by conduIts 10
~, he House and Barn-yart. The Tract IS
Tnearly all cleared, and IN good state Of
cultivauon-good TIMBER ou the uncleared
pcrron.
tE'-rerm 1f sale will be pub ished on the
day Of sale by
PETER MILLER, Buffaloe
GEORGE MILLER EastB1;faloe
Dec IG. 1862 Administrators
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-26

Al
ihumberand Company, 9th Pa Reserves,
writes, l5rh inst, the following Casualties
in his Company
Capt. Charles Wells, killed.
Corp. Jane. Z. yori- color bearer, killed.
John u. Brsut,zsm d"
Corp. = Z. N-.nrry, ~Ounied and m'..ns
"n H. Morgan, do do
James NJ fAiL sounded in thish.
Even Rsnn"r, e In mouth.
Charles " Scout. missing.
Christian St-rrick. do
0ri Srrg Jane. A ka-f-r. ~ouni.d over the eye. =
Corp. James H. Trcp. slightly in siir.
wm. Cutter in
Landis L.. Trsries IN leg.
Solomon Villains, do
He says "In case that l should fall in
the coming combat, let this be your con-
ISOLATION, that died whist upholding the
glorious old stars ard stripes that have
given me protection from childhood up
nB-Dr. Thee S Christ, writes, 18Th
inst, from Burnsides' headquarters, that
our whole loss 10 killed, wounded, and
missing, is less ihau 5000. "Rebel SYM
parhizers will say this is def"s'-
M'Cicilan's friends will say he could have
been succe,sful-but We sag % man on
earth could have done better than EIrp-
side has done We here are proud nf his
successful Withdrawal Of all nur men and
property; and the Rebtls can not under-
stand how il Was done without their
kn,aledge Ia buryiug the dead, our
m n conversed freely with Rebel "ifi:-r.
aud men. who confessed to loss ot 1900
killed (xhich is greater than our loss.
aud say they never saw such daring sol
divTS a. ours lu the attack % their impr.g
nabe trenches aud batteries. They ex.
pressed themselves freely about the war,
and snl they were willing to qnif.' Dr.
Christ uudrc->ed and went To bed at md
night of Monday after the b.trlc, having
been eugac.I day and night for fre day
rrevious lie write, {: Never before were
q .e wounled So promptly cared for as now:
our arrangements for attending to those
brave fellows, work like n charm every
mao had his part assigned him, and none
(from surgeon down to uursc) dare leave
" llhout permit from the medical dlrec-
tor" Col. Beaver Centre Go. Reg goes
into Hlncnck's division, - army corps.
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Union Prayer Meetings hereafter

IN Inc Luiberln hOu>r, at : @ CLOCK, 9AODa.
afternoons. All are invIled 10 stleni
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HR. Lieut. John A. Maus, Of the Nor
thumberland Company, 9th Pa. Reserves,
writes, 18Th inst, the following casualties
in his Compsoy
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L'"'"h- OYp7Hi"n
In 1850, whole vote Il 81 % ,2eU
81 80