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Rseavy Fighting AT EEulH EsuEa
Bridge !
GEN. KEARNEY'S BRIGADE
BADLY CUT UP.
NINE PIECES OF ARTILLERY SAID
TO CAPTURED.
GEN EWELL,o ENTIRE DIVISION AT
MANASSAS

New York, Aug. % The Is, New jersey
brigade, Gen. Kearney, are reported to have
engaged tile enemy near th9 i5ui! Ran bridge.
where desperate struggle Was ma intained on
our part 10 hold II, ana the rebels to DESTROY H.
The bridge Is sand to be still in our possession,
although the brigade OF Gen. Kearney is re.
Ported to haye been terribly cut up. Fighting
was also carried Oh with portions Of The diyi.
sion OF Gen. o;urgiS, and nine pieces Of tiliery
ere edld to have been captured by the rebels
Inc Alexandria correspondence OF the Irib-
u"e says thar pn Tuesday night about nine
o lock, the pixies at MANASSAS Junction ere
driven -, &'I two companies OF lie l5Uth
fehnsy wanna lniaHry, one company Of the
pennsylvania cavalry, and some artillery sta
toned there, were surprised and attacked by
zen. EWei entire DIVISION, numbering from
'OO0 to lO,UUO niantry, cavalry and artillery
After short skirmSh the handful of men AZ
the junction fled, and the rebels turning upon
them, nlne OF our guns kept up II brisk fire
until ihe Union troops were taken prisoners,
"A lew escaping across Bull run. Here at
Union Mills two regiments Of Gen Cox s divl-
sion, the 18th and 18th Ohio under Colonel
Scamm0n were stationed, and they Immediately
advanced tic meet the approaching body of rebels
At ii o clock two rebel regiments fordei the
run above the bridge when the 18th Ohio
charged them aud drove them across the river
with heavy loss. The regiment lost ia killed.
wounded and missing, 40 men
At twelve clock, Col. Scammon was obliged
TO retire, moving along he railroad in the d.
rection of Alexandria The rebels advanced
across Bull run, and yesterday afternoon their
advance cavalry were at Fairfax and Blrtis
Station.
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Months of ils publication. 1t Is entire New Work Of
nearly 200 pages. Many Of the Tunes and Hymns we're
written expressly for this Volume, It will soon be as
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METHODIST BIBLICAL INSTITUTE The next
scholastic year Of the Methodist General BIZ
bica Institute at Concord, N. H., will begin
on the second Wednesday of September. The
faculty and students are requested to meet
in the chapel at nine in the morning of that
dav.
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NEw YORK, August 90 On taking poss-
esslon of Manassas Junction, the rebels cap
tured seven trains faded with provisions ammn
niton, etc, AND ten locomotives all Of which
they destroyed. Of the 81 men Of the 10Th
Penn. regimenton guard, all are killed, wound
ed or taken prisoners as only three are known
to have escaped.
Conrrabands just from Manassas state that
nine of the captured guns are mounted in the
old forts at Manassas, ready for action, bat
prepare tions are making for departure. and
there seems to be an intention to destroy every.
thing bur the houses which have not vet been
burned.
IL is said that a detachment of rebel divis-
ion made an advance to Ocoquan US erday, and
have probably gone 10 Aqua Greek, and de-
stroyed The Government property at that place
After the first Car with the wounded was run
into Alexandria yesterday, another train was
dispatched to bring in another load, but was
fired into and driven back about four miles this
side Of Bull run Our loss has been immense in
Government scores, aud large 10 killed, wound
ed, and missing.
Topographic communication with Gen. Pope
yesterday was held VIA Fredericksburgh, but
none whatever direct
LATER.-A captain just in from Centrevle
says that firing was heard early this morning
beyond Manassas and it is believed that Gen
Pope has attacked Gen. Ewell in the rear
If toe thoroughiare of the Gap was left open
to the rebels by Gen. Pope it is blunder that
ought to cost him bis command, FOR it is the
plain, conspicuaus avenue for the entrance of
an enemy bold and prompt enough for Il move
ment on his flank or rear.
Reports are current this morning that the
enemy has appeared in force near Leesburgh,
and it is even asserted that tho place is already
in rebel possession. Rebel sympathizers are ju-
bilant aud confident, and have been for dave
predicting this very movement, This news is
gathered from the best sources accessible to the
press From the War Department, where the
whole truth IS known, nothing can be learned
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-A' i' Ii, iAuilodS AuS. -
lion II. NJ. Stanton. Secretary Of War:
Mayor Champion Vaughn. of Gen. Blunt S
st4f has arrived at these headquarters with
dispatches Gen. Bhnt marched with 1900
men from Fort Scott Aug II, and followed the
rebels as far North AZ LIne Jack.
The enemy declined engagement and com
lnenced retreat. Thcy were notify pursued by
General Blunt and driven in utter confusion
across the Usage with the loss IT all their trans
portat2A and equipments, besides numerous a
my prisoners Sc.
1t IS considered that tae expedition saved the
Missouri towns and the Western border from
devastation, besides striking terror INTO the
hearts OF the enemy, as far as the Arkansas
River.
Gen. Blunts column returned to fort Scott
on the 22nd, having marched nearly 500 miles
ID SIX Gays.
Col. Cloud was left to continue the nursuit
ana IT Is not improbable that the main force OF
the rebels will be forced to surrender.
(o'Snedl JAMES NJ. GRAHAM,
Assistant Adj. Gen
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CHICAGO, Aug. %. John Ross, chief of the
Cherokee nation, and retinle OF 80 persons,
passed here last night en- route for Washington
where he goes to lay the grievances Of his peo-
pie before the President, and urge the sending
OF body Of troops TO clear tbs territory Of
hostile tribes, and rebels.
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STATE OF VERMONT Washington County Court,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, S.. March Term le62.
HORACE FlFlELD, Assumpst promssory note
dated the 18th day of November
W; White and 1851 signed by the defendants with
j. II. WALkER their style of partnership Of that
date, for the Of $500 payable Plaintiff or bearer
on demand with interest snnually.-Also the common
counts in assumps for work and labor goods wares and
merchandise, &C.
Because the said John II. Walker resides out of this
State and has not had personal notice of the pendency
of this suit 1t is ordered by said Court that he be notified
hereofb by publ hng the substance Of said suit together
with this order three weeks successfully in the Daily
Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper printed in Mont.
peier, in said Coun of Washington The last publica
ton to be at least twenty days before the next term OF
this Court tie be held at Montpelier, within for said
county of Washington on the ID Tuesday Of September,
A. u. 1862 which will be deemed sufficient notice to the
said John II. Walker to appear said and IN AXE an
swer. LUTHER NEWCOMB CLERK
L. f. FRENCH Attorney for Plaintiff
ntpelier, August 9TH, 1862. df3w
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4 4 [. j, L d Y !

The VERMONT PATRIOT Printing Estabzhmen nj, be-
oagingto the Estate Ct CHARLES G. EASTMAN, will be
bda Public auction, u Thursday, September 4;h, At
cock NJ, if not previously disposed of by private
sale
In the flee are four printing P,csscs-an Ad ms Pow
e. Press, GORDON Press printing sheet l.. rs ZACH
va WIS Hand Press and Gard tress All these
?'.g. arc in good running order. The Gordon Press is
l.arIy v.
IBIS oGce has every facility for printing! Newspaper,
and the modern styes OF JOB Type IN g.eat varc.y-r, n
9.rng it in every resnect flst-class job Office.
Thea owe Will be sold separately together, as may
edesHcd
CHARLES NEED, ,i.,tn;s..,...,
J. 7. THURsroN Administrators
Montpelier, august y, '62. wlw
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BERLIN CAUCUS.

The Erermen of the town OF Berlin, who are in favor
OF supporting the Administration il putting down re-.
belon to The eXcn Of its power requested to meet
at the School House in District No. B. (near Montpelier
village, OIL Saturday, SEPT 30ih, 1862 O'Clock p Ill
tor the purpose of nominating candidate Tor Town
Represesauve, and to select ticket of seven persons
for Justices Of the Peace
BY ORDER OF TOWN COMMITTEE.
Berlin, Aug. %, 1862.
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V0Gt8 =! Votes +!

STAT ao4 County Tickets for washington
-'uot, nra ooT printed aod ready iai distrlJo-
aa a, h.isot6:s. Town Committees ANA others
vii :." That tarir towns are wei supplied
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BosToN, Aug. 90. The reception of Mai.
Gen. j. T.. Fremont at fremont Temple last
evening was IN every respect, one Ct the gIand.
est ovatlonS ever accorded to any mau by the peo-
pie of Boston.
fremont Temple was thronged with an I'M
mense crowd long before the hour for the meet
ing, ana thousands outside unable to gain ad-
mission, waited in anxious expectation for
glimpse Of the General
a Visit OF Gen. Corcoran to Boston, is to take
pace to-day, IN accordance with The arrange
mehts wloh have been previously made, and we
anticipate Tor him reception such as he viii
not only be proud of, bat such as Will be credit
able to Boston
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Notice.

WHEREAS, Complaints are constantly coming
to Us that certain persons in this village are SUI
teripg their Horses, Cows and Hens to run ut
hr.r in the streets and highways of aid vllage
il VOCATION Of law, and to the great iuconve
njsnc. d the public, we have therefore COR
euQed 10 prosecute all well authenticated COM
pant, that are made &c US Al! persons viii
A~. due notice hereof, and keep the law, or
expect to meet its penalty. We particularly
caution al persons against turning ther cows
MO ,laa At night, or in the mornlns before
~ -liNA- WIS Lnr tleln.
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~ "o0es' standard Manure

J 6rogdcas, Nv IMMEDIATE application, be used
p,w,d vi IA the hill drill. In no instance is
% Value Of ui D"u,r' when asricultursts learn the
eyc. 70 H's standard Manure, they will not suffer
" bacswarI without supply as in case of re plant
y 5,essng ,a Growth Rhodes Manure, applied as
B5Dfe. % '''"cea speedy growth. This Manure does
Manure ca aiming full particulars of Rhodes Stan
'e can be Obtained of
"fsil6y BANCROFT & HOLMES,
Montpelier w.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. %. The Democrats COZ,
respondeHt from Cumberland Gap, evening Of
the 80 has arrived, and reports that the Fede-
raj troops are IN excellent health aod spirits and
eager for fight. They have abundance of
provisions for sixty days
Iha correspondent says that the Federals can
hold the Gap against any force, that tie rebels
do not mean to attack but think they can
starve the Fedcras out
The number Of rebels this side of the GAP is
estimated at from 20 600 to 80 900 men. who
are trying to Join Gen. Gordo Williams.
On Friday last Col. Garrard with $50 of his.
aud Mondays regiments went on an expedition
to ascertain the enemy position and forced his
way through their lines to join Nelson. They
had one brush with Stearn's cavalry on the
route and succeeded in their expedition.
At Red Bird Greek Col. Munday and Garrard
met l4O Of Stearns cavalry, killing 3 and NOR
tally wounding 2, when The remainder scattered
at awful speed. Capt. Mailing OF Murdays
cavalry was killed. There was no other federal
loss.
GREENvILLE, Mo, Aug, %. Maj Lepparts
OF the lot battalion Of the 18Th Illinois Cavalry
with 1870 men was attacked by a body of guer-
rllas $50 strong under pirate Hicks, 36 miles
beyond Bloomfeleld.
The guerillas were totally routed, 90 Of them
were killed, three times that number wounded,
and numbcr taken prisoners. Sixteen horses
and seventy stand Of arms. aud all their camp
equlpage were captured.
The survivors scattered in utter confusion,
ana will not probably re-organze.
Reports from all directions are encouraging.
Wherever secreted, the guerras are speedily
hunted and vigorously dealt with.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. % Gen. Scofelt has issued
an order assessing $500 900 upon secessionsts
and Southern sympathizers in St. Louis county,
the money to be collected without DELAY and
used III arming and subsisting the enrolled mi
litia while in active service, and 10 providing
for the support of such families of the militia
men as may be left destitute.
A despatch from Des Moines, Iowa, to-day
Says arrivals from Fort Dodge, BRING reports of
the destruction OF Springfield, on the Minnesota
State line, by the Indians.
The settlers are fleeing South to F3rt Dodge,
and other places Of safety. gentleman from
For Dodge is now here to procure arms and
ammunition.
CHICAGO, Aug. %. John Ross, chief of the
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CAUCUS,

All the Freemen Of the town of East Montpelier, who
in favor Of sustaining the Union are requested TO
meet at ". Hammet's Hotel Saturday Aug 30th at
O'Clock P NJ, to nominate Town Representative nd
seven Justices Of the Peace.
@I & S o ossSSSsSssSSSSMAlS, }rovn Com.
East Montpelier, Aug. %, 1902
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ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Aug 2S. Ten whites wer
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g.. RHODES
""pefphosphate of Lime.
-" STANDARD MANURE.

a aalaGG ga ct 80 or 300 pounds per acre of thi.
ycr5' " (e Indispensable nutriment Of P plant, for
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KILLED and 81 woun led at New [ In at the iigat
on Saturday. The Indians fought brayely and
recklessiY. Their loss was considerable
On Sunday our small force, under Mai. Fan
drean, tearing that he could not stand another
attack, Withdrew TO Mankota, leaving the town
TO The mercy of The Indians
1t is reported that between 500 and 600 In
dams Wee Ia the fight. Col. Siblcys COM
mand probably reached Fort Ridgcly yesterday.
The Adjntant General OF Minnesota has il
sued an order TO the commanding officers to seize
ali horses and means of transportation nee ssary
on giving a receipt TO the owners
Tho massacre d0eSn't seem confined to one To-
cahty, but spread over vast amount Of
territory, 1t Is reported that forty-iy families
had all but two persons killed at Lake Saitak,
sixty miles southwest of New Alum, bus these
reports are undoubtedly exaggerated many per
sons having fed or secIeted themselves, who are
probably supposed to be killed.
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

are the most ctfecual remedy known for all com
p'at5 peculiar TO Females. TO all classes they in
valuable inducing with certainty, periodical regularity
iheY are known 10 thousands, who have them diff
lcent periods, throughout tie country having the
tl"n Of some Of the eminent Physicians in America
explicit directions stating when they SHOULD not be
used, with each boXthe price dollar per box con
TAXING from fifty to sixty pills.
pills sent by ma, promptly, by remtting the Pro-
prietor Sold by $. /. Redl d. Montpelier, VT, and
by Druggists generally.
l. FIERCE, Montpeer Agent
+. b, HU1CHINs. Proprietor,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-26
JurOrS-Adjourned Court.

Harfi.y-George Smith. John Diehl, Isaiah
Corr, John Rote, John Frederick.
HarfLefon-Saml G. Wilt
Limesfone-John Rinkeri, John Seebold
KeHy-T Lewis, Clinean, w P Dougal.
TComly. Jacob Keiser. Peter Guyer
Brady-D F Foresman, J g Oakes, B GriAey,
Lepis--Jacob Hilbish. Benjan Shively, Saml
swengle, John Hover, Israel Beaver
BufaLoe- Da Herbst. Sa Simonton, w Baker.
M6Finburg-Geo Nader. Fred Gutelius
Le,visbwe-A NJ Lawshe. Aug Stoughton, c
H Cook, John Pross. Jacob hummel
Uaion-l Ever ,r. d Gibson
West Bufaoe- Bonneville sPoits, VIM Clap
ham, Saml Kieckner, Elias kaup
Fast BnFai,e-Thos Walter
Whit. petr-lsyi Ranek
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-26
Issue List for Court, Sept. l.

4 Jn Miller assignee &c VS. Jodon's Exrs
9 John Winters vs. A Crotzer
10 A J Sampsel & r Stocker VS. l. g Herrcld
II Mary Beckley VS. W Deobier & H Baum
IL Geddes & Marsh VS. Vim Moore
I3 VIM P Uhlinger VS. Alex Ammons
IA VIM Hartman VS. Jas s Marsh & Co
Is E Slifer VS. P Billmyer and 9th
l6 Francis b Potts VS. Abram Walters
IL John Brown VS. Robt Candor
ls Ar Clark's Adm vs. Church & MMicbael
10 do do
20 N Mensch's Exrs VS. Youngman & Walter
81 G Rosenberg VS. J & e Kieckner
% James Scott vs. Jos Nickel
23 Timothy Rose VS. Church & M'Michael
81 Edward & James VS. Levi Beck and 9th
25 VIM b Unangst VS. J 8 Heimbach ct al
e6 Ann Warner VS. Saml Warner
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-26
Saturday Morning's News.

Stonewall Jackson seems concentrating a
Rebel force from Gordonsvillc on the South
side of the RapPahannock. and Pope on the
North side. There is possibility Of sharp
contest, speedily.
Ciarksviie seems TO have been cowardly
surrendered to the Rebels, and Fort Donelson
likely TO be abandoned.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-26

bD-The 13lst Reg. P. V. reached Ar
ling,on Heights, after smart tramp Of q
few miles west of the National Capital,
last Wednesday or Thursday evening, and
have q fine encampment. Letters and
papers to them should be prepaid, and
addressed after this manner:
Wm. Ii. Beck,
Co. D, Capt. Jones,
15lst Reg. P.V., Col Allabach,
Washington, DC.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-26

The Indians near Fort Ridgeley, 10
Western Minnesota, have become in1smed
with some alledged wrong, and have mur.
dered several whites, burned houses. &C.,
There is . great alarm, aud the Militia
were hurryiug to the rescue.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-26

The Bangor Whig says that the town Of
Orono has supplied one hundred and thirty
Eve soldiere, since the commencement Of
the var, previous to the last call. OF that
number, not one has been killed in battle
or died from sickness.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-26

A new Company of lis men enlisted in
Scranton, Pa, aLd refused to take any
Bounty money. This is one refreshing
instance Of pure patriotism, amongst the
prevailing scramble for money and Office.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-26

The Editors of the Harrisburg Patriot
& Union, having disclaimed any intention
to violate the law by discouraging enlist
ments, aud giving their individual parole
of honor to do no act or deed hereafter
disioysl to the Government, were dischar-
god
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-26

The Honesdale Guards, Capt Wright,
have been in service sixteen mouths, and
there are but seuen vacancies in their
ranks at the present time. They partici-
pated 10 the battle of Dranesvills. There
are not many companies who have escaped
with SO little loss for = like term Of
service
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-26

To be miserable, think about yourself
about what you want, what you like,
what people think Of you-aud then to
you nothing will be pure. You will spoil
everything you touch you will make
sin aud misery for yourself out Of every
thing which God sends you; you will be
as wretched as you choose on earth, or in
heaven either.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-26

~ N1ih'' morning, the Bucktails, and
Of ~. company-each having over 100
- oe't men yet sent from Union
y started for Harrisburg, ip the
VI ~ unprecedented l.Egc crowd.
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zemlsburg Warket.
ote0.

In Le~.bure, 2ad inst WALTER GRAHAM, son Of
Rev. 2. u. Mari, aged year.
At her sons (Joseph NJ Nesbit in Chlisqnaqus, 2@th
inst aged about 81 years. Mrs NANCY relict OF the late
VIM Ne.b
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e. Pocket Book Lost, by a Widow,

last week. with small sum Of money and
skein of Sewing Silk. The finder will be
suitably rewarded BY leaving it at this Office,
or with Esq. James F. Linn. Lewisburg
SARAH A. M. STUCK
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BUFFALO HOUSE
ONION CO., PA.

LE"I ~ OLHnLHs, HHOPHHCtVH
THIS new Hotel is situated opposite the
l Cour, House in the most fashionable and
beautiful part Of the town, and for style and
can not be surpassed in Central
Those visiting the University, or attending
Court. will find it the most convenient and
central public house-charges will be the
most reasonable-and neither time or expense
will be spared to bestow every comfort upon
those who may call. Persons in the County
will be charged IS cts per meal.
Lewisburg, April /, ls6:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-26

RSOon after the Battles before
A''b nond, John Z Potter (son of Joel
y otter (late of Lewisburg) was promo
'ea TO be % Lieut.. of q Clearfeld county
company,
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notice The Ladies Soldiers Aid So.
request persons having finished
""en's, Je!iies, or other articles for
L,spp, Lp'''i use, to leave them 10 Tricks
ss,. s.''0g' ID X Market Sts., BY Thursday
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COUNTY TICKET.

For Prothonoiary ". SANDS Mihiinhurs'
CON missioner ROBERT REID. Hartley.
District Attorney lLfREn Hiiks. tSq. lrw'>nnrs.
Beputy Surveyor CONRAD sHEt kLEI' fores' hi'i'
A.s,,or-J r. HAGEN8iCH. EradJ-
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Union STATE TICKET.
For Auditor Gcncral,
THOMAS f. COCHRAN, Of York TO.
For Surveyor General,
WILLIAM 5. ROSS, of Luzerne.


HENRY X. RITTER, of Snyder county
GEORGE ". STROUSE, of Juniata.
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n9The "Nor,hum berland County Ii

b9-The "Nor,hum berlsDd County IL
gers" chose Officers as follows:
Captain-T. Rockafellow Jones.
lst Leut.-Joseph Reeder.
I'd Lieu'-Andrew n Brice.
Orderly Sergeaut-David NJ. Nesbit.
From Lewisburg, there are W. IL Beck,
Sd Sergeant, and Charles II. Met,ler,
James NJ. kincaid aud A. Judson Fisher,
prlvates.
The "Tigers" are iu the 13lst p. V.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-26

Mr.. Vosburg, Of the firm Of Pruyn &
Vosburg, Albany, New York, procured
substitutes for his three dsugbtera, paying
5000 each. The young ladies insisted
upon being represented in the ranks.