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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-19
River New. and s,eamboa. Bu.ine...

The river is rising. Business at the landin.
was brisk yesterday The weather was warm and clouiy
The Kentucky from Columbus had 1905 sacks Of corr
etc. She returned IN he evening- 80 The Mary Patiersoi
aad the Sam Hale arrived from White river the fome
had 20 bales cotton The Mary Patterson returns OF
TUESDAY The Il. d. Mears, which has been raised
came in on Friday night from Napoleon The follow
ing boats went out: The Mary Keene, with 1000 barrel
Aourfo New Orleans; the sam Hale and Cambridge fa
White river, and the Judge Fletcher for Columbus
We thank Mr.. Wayne, clerk Of the Republic, for amau.
fest Of that boat, which f. ON her way up.-..The Ferd
Kenner, Capt Briefly the popular and very courteous
Harper at the desk, leaves tomorrow for n. Orleans. She
is a commodious boat and is a favorite with the travelling
public.
The New Orleans Delta Of Friday SAYS:
The John walsh left for Memphis at neon with q good
freight. and the Gen. Quitmau got OF at her regular
hour for the same destinations, with an immense "Trip of
freiaht and her cabin well filed wirh passengers.
The understanding now between the pae cts aad he
merchants Of Vicksburg is that the freight Of each pack
Ell yvil be shipped over the southern railroad IN their res
pectiye turns. As the Southern road is now overrm
with orders, it wiz be some time before Nfcksburg wiz be
rid of the sugar aad moiasses stored there. The yicks-
burg PACKET Starlight has Id NJ.
RECEIPTS BY RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS--Per Steamer Republic-Coronna
& Weythe ease cigars; order 20 RACKS trkins order
bbIg molagses; order % half DO; j B Morev no empty
bbls: I. Rocco l6 bbls oranges, l6 boxes raisins, a half DO.
4s boxes sundries, Is bbis nuts, 10 casks porter, / he'd
oysters. 8 bales almonds; order l27 5bis molasses. - hhds
sugar; W II Order Il Bio molasses, IL bliss gar, S
cases peaches; Goyer s. Nicely - hhds sugar. West,
Cochran & co g. bbls molasses; Blantou s. James hhds
sugar. bbl molasses, half do, ! bag pepper; Simpson,
HAYS & co 2 coils rope; Memphis and Ohio railroad a
hhds sugar, &c bbls lnoiasses, IJ4 bali do; Thos Trout d
Jon 2hhds sugar, 6 bbls molasses; Thos u Williams &
co Il cases boots, shoes and hats lU2 half hbls moiasses,
lI bbls do. 80 hhds sugar W S Hill a 60 100 pes bag
gng: W Keene - Ehds sugar, bbls Dc, 20 bills moias
ses. % half do; Porter & Macrae - hhds suger, 100 bbls
molasses, 200 halt do; Southern Express u eases mdse;l
Shepherd s. Moore ease mdsei II Fitzgerald : casks
mdsa > eighth casks brandy. 5 quarter casks do; + NJ
AvervI bile books. Todd s. GOyer l2 hhds sugar ID u
Townsend LIS half bbls molassesi ) ID Morton s 60 80
hhds sugar, - half bb s mo asses q Smithers a 60 J IND
smear > blIs molassas: Col p Hunt ? boxes mdse, II.
II Horton 6 bales wool; G Candee IN eases mise, q
bales do. 1 plge; Brown & Owen ? hhds sugar, Dbl
mOlasses.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-19
Chips.


To be v~alorous is not always to be venturoUs.
Better to prevent a quarrel than to avenge If
sfterward,
There is an heroic innocence as well as an
heroic courage.
A common swearsr has a brain without any
idea on the swearing side.
A vindictive temper is not only uneasy to
others, but to them that hayeit.
Self-deniaI is the most exalted pleasure and
the conquest of evil habits is the most glorious
triumph.
: Covetuous men need money least, yet most
affect it; and pTodigals who need Utmost do least
regard to it.
As TO be perfectly just is an attribute of the
Divine nature, to be SO to the utmost OF our
abilities is the glory of a man.
OF all human actions, pride seldom obtains
its ends for arriving at honor and reputation,
it reaps contempt and derision.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, o A PRIVATE
MUsEUM-A grammar Of the language Of Flow
ers and a dictionary of the language of the
Eyes.
A few leaves from the Boot-tree.
A volume of the Book of Nature. ct does
not signify if it is an " odd" or even if some Of
the :" leaves y are wanting)
One OF the umbrellas employed during the
Reign Of Terror.
A small collection of shells from the shore Of
the Sea of Troubles.
One of the daggers which the lady looked at
her husband. ca silver-hilted one would be pre-
ferred.)
One of the pencils used by Fancy in cOloring
her pictures.
One of the long-bows-if obtainable-that
travellers are in the habit of pulling.
One of the pistols used in " shooting stars"
N. B-The highest prlce t0iU be giUen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-19

r. Gold was in demand at Louisville on the
10th at . per cent premium.
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OBJ NleuqBis 9ppraI.
LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.

army a..a Wary Preparation Of E"s'@''@'
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WANTED IM1TEDiATELY-Fur the hospitals
at Bowling Green, Esntueky. nurses. ehamb-rnaiIs and
washers. transportation furnished by application to me
at the old stand Of Martin 6 Beasley. No. a35 Main
street. E.B. MARTIN.
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~ Messrs. Potter s Merwiu, 50 Jefferson
street, near the postofiee, have just received a large stock
of the following articles CARROTS SNUFF, concentrated
lye, Bumetts cocaine, Heimstreets hair restorative, bay
rum, "a very fine artieeJ John Bulls sarsaparnls. Guy
s0tts yellow dock and saysaparls Ayers cherry peeio-
raj, DR.. Williams cough balsam, Parcels Arabian Iui-
nent Hosterers stomach bittsrs, yeast powders, Sir
James ClarSes female pills Tazrant's settler aperieat,
Osgoods Indian eholagogue. Mervius blood seareher,
Aer"ms fever and ague pills garden seeds and a full
assortment Of all genuine patent medicines
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
DAILY REPoRr o. THE mARmnr.

TURSIsHED R Q TIE ExrHAysz
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For New Orleans

TUE splendid passenger packet FERD. r. =
Il KENNETH, Capt Bitterly, caves as 1900
Ibove MONDAY, 20th inst, gt5R.M ~
For freight or p issags Apply on DO frd, or to
alS2t RI H~AEMSTAD. Agent
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MENPHIs TOBACCO oUoTATIov.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10
Last Day before C0Iinth.

hAl -.
The position gained By Gen. W. 7.
Shermau's division the l7th inst, has
been well fJrtifsi-Io resistance offered.
Since then, nothing Of importance has
occurred in this division, until yesterday,
abeu we took an sdsanced position, and
although tie Rebels appeared 10 f9rca our
batteries drove them back, We losing on!y
few wounded All night We worked
thro~i5g up trsss'WoEk, which now
needs ouIy little polishing. II Is mile
in advance Of the former, within good
sheliipg distance Of the ensmys work.,
aad Is being INQUIRED With light artillery
aud siese gus "a tie .efi ,he1s VA;
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10
latest Iews
Another Naval Victory.
Memphis is ours!

Ntw MAnaID. Ju1e 7-Advicss have
been received f N Commander Davis, a,
Nswfti-. arnau-ciuc an action between
hi, fre'-.iied ty Col E!eit's ram f.
'i.la-ani the Rebel feet Of eight gun
t-s's aud rams The encagamau; com
merc-i a. ; 20 IN the moruiog Of the 9Th
iu,', and it ended at I O'Clock IN the
mrrrir-. The res1l; vas the capture or
sinking e SEygx Of The Rebel feet. Col
Eiet. vho Is severely but n0t dangerously
wound ), i h',a!y comp.insntel for gal
lan.ry and Kill.
Memphis surrendered i'm iiately after
the engagement, aud va, placed under
military authority.
Hast weeks payer bad Gen. Hal!eck :
accouu, Of the surrender # Memphis, bu;
was incorreet as 70 the time /, : erea:
triumph, Wl'h little or no loss 0f life
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10
Last in the Tielii

The Ha,.,y3,a Gt'- deems the Var
$, nearly closed ,h4' j, drops rs semi
weekly aui resumes its weekly issues.
The STAR j CHRONICLE ve believe vas
,bs fr.t to al pr the plan 9l supplying =
half sheet Of news twice va r'.t'n'
ezra charge, aai We ar 'be ''sit e'nn-
pue it Il hs. been di-A'y fr'z-d By the
most of oar 100 semi-Ws-ky patrons, as
!, ALWAYS brings uers 10 advance Of the
yeeklies auj sometimes also 10 adyaUce #
the dsiIes. We oD.y promise to keep it
NJ a. l'o. a. the War news continue stir
ripg-tor ;bs increased pair mage las not
corrssr5ni,i with tie increased labor and
care. Aud yet, for adser,i-iug aud local
Purposes, it oi'on proves so valuable to
the Town ard Couu'E where !, c.rcg 'l;ss,
;h.tEa think somewhat Of issuing who'e
shse', ,-mi-Week!y, a, s. year il adv.-
vbat.ay our patrons:
rC,f, Thomas Church rr.-ri home
ward Frily evening las, c5u..l-r.5.y
weak from loss Of blood aud u food. tut
ina favorable condition far becoming we..
after little rspose. tie w4s il Gen
Sgnuar'. division, which came into action
On Sunday. aud vas struck W al ou=
Of the fr-t fres-a ball grazirg aud CLAN
eng % his skull II lay five h7ur., cuTy
conscious atio;erva!s Of flr,,l. awakening,
when be fell again into a s;upor. Some
one turned him over, snl seem. hju alive,
took hin away, when Surgeon Of bis &C
quaiutance a,reuiei 10 b.s wants he saw
one or two Of his men fa.'tefrre be did,
bu, gives ID certain Information Of his
Compay.
rlWe are assured by two well in,
formed gentlemen rha; tn q srl7-. Ca,-y
il the late Ct'ckabouiuy ergaEemsn, i.
not the one alluded to ID our l.,, wc,k :
statement, that gru'l'mau beng deceased
The living General La- grown gray in
service, is said to be from tie East, AID
By all accounts il worthy II more com
mendation than M'ClelIan's bas'y report
implied. a conesP1Liani of tie Pli!-d
"rTsss" says:
"Ths people here have canvsssed the
wounded meu thoroughly concerning the
se'ioo Of Gen. Casey during tne late bat
tie, and all agree that she troop. Of his
division tough. hsr1ica.ig. aui that the
old veteran, Gen. Cssey, bauG.ei them in
the most effective mauner. H., bTave
brigadiers, especially Nselee, fpUeat ,--lT
commands with perfect desperation. A.
uoe time, Casey rode 10 tie front. and
beaded a gallant charge Of bis whole d.
yson. RIDING no TO the eusmys gaus,
t.Eyed bis sword above lis head aui
Ia. lis men 70 follow lin, but tie Rel
e.: Es1esEarming in every direction down
upon this Division, aud it bad 70 fall back,
WIN, otieT ten sgccsssios chqrgcs, 1t was
s.uos: cut 10 pieces"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10
Administrator Notice.

WHEREAS. l-re-, of ltmiu ,'raii0n 20
~ the estate at BENIN II BBpUSE.
deceased. la.s of Eas, B1fa,ae Tvr. Ju'on
county. have been granted 90 the subscriber
BY the Register of Sala county. n due i.'ni
al persons rnish'ed 90 sad estate are rel1ss-
ell 10 msSe payment, and ih"-e having elaihS
against the same viii present u-e-a cd.y
authenticated & Ssri-1'.rt. %
:. YERTZ A4El.li.u-icr
Ltri.tGrE Nzy ~ ieek
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

Somebody asked Gen. Cas-, the other
day. Ia Detroit-"GeBersi, what msy We
do to save the Union ? "Any'hing
"Nay We abolish slavery ? Abolish
ANYTHING on the surface OF the earth to
save The ua,!5n'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

The Seeessiopis,= were beaten by 2cpO
TO 5000 votes at the rsceut election ~
Washington City. Wa,'scS, re elected
Mayor, is an cd line Wig, heartily en-
j ,rse- the Al Aduiui-tia'i.n, and t-TeI5 the
education oi tie el.gTei Isce
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10
ILELh1LJ

THROW the l. :. service. At Camp near
AlrragdCa. Va, ATrli :. isd-, private
JOSEPH BAENHARF, C0mPaay d, 5ih Reg
iment P R. Age. - wears; hei sut, feet :
inches; complexion, fair: ewes. gray; hair,
SANDY. \ reward OF tea doiiegs O., offered Tor
b,, apprehension and dei.gsrv az the nearest
r-rr1.ijez station. 7. CHAMBERLAIN,
y.vq-a. Csrtafa go u. 5ih E--'t ?. r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

Heury y. BackbGs was nominated f7r
Senatorial Delegate by the Democratic
committee Of Snyder county, WHO also
proposed John Cummings for SGrvey0r
general. and Isasc s.sHksr Cor Auditor
general (Tdey'H all succeed, 1 doubtless >
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10
Fo.t Wright Evacuated.

CAIRO. June 6 Fort Wright mas been
evacuated by the rebels.
We are row 10 p5zses-ion ot the VnrSs-
Oar a,,i,.a has passed tort kaui0!r1,
on their was to Memphis.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

The Pottssi.le Journal, and other Cn-
ion papers, notice what grin Of pleasure
lighted up the faces Of certain Pre'snded
"Union" men, IN almost every toRu,
when ness came # Banks retreat before
four times bis number Remember such
secret traitors, aud never trust them,
until their probation Of repentance Is
uretty extensive
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS. letters of administration On
\. the estate atJaCDB Lesser s-ar d..
laie Of Ks.I; '5wash.p. Uuiou cgua;T, dee D..
nave been granted 90 tAs Subscriber 10 due
form Of law. II lice is hereby given 70 all per
sons knowing themselves 20 be indebted 60
sad estate. 70 MAKE immediate Pavmsat;
ani those having claims aza,1st the same,
will present them eliza y authenticated Tor SET
meul, 10 GEORGE Lesser. Kelly Up
JOHN LEiSER De.aware TIP,
Nav 81. IsG. iAtM.n.-ifat1Ts
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10
rigu>Urg srv-EF'hu--
Tgsllsv Na-niag N.Fitay AHen0or

sz-Ty.m r. y ela-e tEe exercises OF
New Berlin, Wl5am,P3rt aud se.!tsGr5ve
literary institutions.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10
Awful Flood on the Lehigh.

EAsruy, Jcas 6-Pers7us jus; arrived
from Naucd Cbuuk. give tzaril. account
Of tie dla.age ABOVE. Tie dam at NaucA
ChCuk, a. well as two Others, are swept
away, and many house, demolished. The
railroad tric-y Is a,so gone.
Cauai navigation j. stopped for the sea-
s5D. aui the Lsb'gh Valley Railroad viii
10; be 10 raauiog order for some sesks-
TIE whole tlsu II Weis.Pors Is washed
awrv. There are bu: three houses EFF;
out OF about three hundred. Several fam
les gere drowned.
Hundreds Of canal boats have been lost.
TIE ium Der meu have been heavy l5,ers
b. thi. disaster, millions # feet Of sawed
lumber aud thousands Of l9g- being carried
away.
Coal drifts ~ Schuyltill are flooded.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10
leulsburS Aarket.
Union Cavalry. .

Souare arreby COMMANDED 10 meet
H-.z. far parsie sc. a, the house Of Jacob
Drckafd n he borough Of " BtGrs, a 10,
4 ". of SATURDAY, Iuue Il. 1862
By orler ,i he CaFts'7.
JOIN HAYES, OS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10
A2MY LETTER
From tbs Cameron Guards.

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- --a.2 attacked yen D. Ge-f u 1-eA'' Il o'
,i 4---'sr-4 ks's's.
F.ar u my OomPA0yi ~ were '''''s"
90 the Afsi sTsan--
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t-...--.-. -" - - - - ...,s'' -,na5.t
CaTn,T,, T,,,eI D.pksIterger and
Corporal Sauue, Harmsu..
Lessa Others were w10uied severely OF
s,f,atiy as the case nav be
IIeaeTie& Duck "torse erA
Jo-ep1eus'fs'1'9d L1'i hensyl
lBlII En- rlrS Nrcaae. SPecht
Drm.uisk O'G4ra = + Heimbach
FREDERICK kr-ch JOAN NG--c.nan
samuel saunders
-. r-.-s .r,-L.,- ,,,,. 1
early IN the action, aud Is BOW missing
whether be was taken prisoner, CT after
wards killed IL the retreat, can not tel.+.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

ps,ertsrs fr m the Rebel army in Ricl.
mou1, -ay they lo-, Ten Taousard IL killed
wounded, ani mi--ir- at the d.h;s 0!
saturday ari Sunday week Gea. Joe
Johus7n wss bsdlv, if uot m9ria!Iy
wounded ~ Minnie ball in bis gr,.o.
and Gen. q V Smith took commau8
The .'ate If things in Richmond is con
fused. uncertain and alarming.
A, Va, quiet last Sunday.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

Ex-Gov. Neil 5 Brown. late Secession,
j. exLorting hls fellow citizens Of Teunes-
see TO return 10 their allegiance
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

r--Our la, "rcvor' from N'C'eljau's
command /. TIA, the u N'si,or and Other
Union vessels bsve passed some Of tie o5-
-,scles in james River. and may soon be
heard ia the rear cf Richmond, cutting
Il retreat ia that direction.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

JuHy y. BEyGLEss vas ordained to
the ministry Of the Bap'is, Church, il
Camden, Wednesday egening, June I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

Il. ". BEEcHER, styles newspapers,
''as Il the most potent elements Of our
elFiArlton- There is" said be, ga com
nor, vulgar objection about newspapers,
tt,i they lie So They don't lie any
uore than you DO. Man !. naturally I
ling creature Truth Is from Heaven,
,ud very few possess It before they get
there, Newspapers give both facts and
funors, AID j, Is ior the reader to judge
OF these rgu9rs. The last economy should
De 10 regard to newspapers Better deprive
he BODY Of EitboD, Of jewel, or gar
nsut."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

GEv. NfGLEY, Of Pa, has pushed east
to Chattanooga. Ala, and defeated the
Rebels, there. severely.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10
Virtually Ended.

TIE capture Of Memphis, i;wou'i seem,
must Preveu any future Considerable army
from couceu;rariug at tie West. TIE
deuora..z.;.aa of the men uu5er B1a1re-
gard : e'iisl.,y 50 great that they eau not
ts trusted. Iasy are rpm .rous enough
10 make better tights, if the men we're L5t
towards OF 3.:-5 5.c'od.
10 tie ha-', ;he reduction Of Richmond
na matter Of time Only, f5F there Is an
auP!s free of msu and muuiri,us, if
properly directed Bot there should be
Go more such careless exposure of small
body Of brave men to certain destruction,
IS 90 SATURDAY week beyond the Chicka-
toniuy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

heavy eauuouiing all day yesterday, with
mu,ke,ry atiuteryaI- They are atit again
to-day.
This morning, Il i. quiet slorg our line,
tu; there i no telling how long it will
last. We are beginning to believe the
hall is opened The Rebels have been
moving on cur right i1r several days, and
it Is thought they intend to faux u---tu,
they will he nicely foi'ed 10 that. Daily
ieserters, coming iu, agree as to secretly
Of water aud provisions a; C1ria'h, also Of
i,saf elton 0. the Kentucky AID Tennes-
see troops there We suf-r f5r good water,
b1t there is such thing a. getting used
to Il, The weather is warm, yet We are
cam2ed il the pleasant shai. Of woods,
aud .rj7y pretty good hea',b. Bat I will
have to stop, AMI If spared through the
coming ba;;le will tell yoa something more
about C.Fia'h. WM. REED.
s5~OI the lS,h u'r., Daniel ". Reed
writes from SeabrooE, $. 9, that ou' men
are well ahd erj yir- themselves. Some
Of them talk of settling 10 e2l-H? on
Western ste, tut jl-. uow .eaE being seat
to garrison beaufort Two days tetOre,
Capt Te,fgrt with % men wen, upon the
mainland eight miles, the Eeo,'s falling
back before them: !u', re'u'uiEr, blood
h9gl js and ret-is were on tier rrlcs,r ,rhy'
they di1 10 harm. Oae Of the bald,,nest
sights on the trip w-s ra'uEl. arch over
the road, formed BY two trees. D. N. L.
sends u. 80 cen; sbiupla.;er-curTeui
value, } ceu,s-wtieh Is tie d.r,.ast rag
We have seen from the South, thJ' redse-
matie at Columbia, Sc.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

-On The 4ih Ias'.. Nth. wrote from Annap-
oils Hospital, where be vas suffering with
I,ro unex,1acts1 balls. Saturday. Lieut. !. 7.
Bea.e went down 10 aid or trlEs hlm nome.
We have a report. as from Col Dodge,
thai. me las. BE- knew of Lieut. Cuska1en, te
,,-g, ,.,g fyhliu- 4laG D. hand ,r,ft fUJ k.bsls.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

RCaP' jane. Chaub=r'.a's modest
ea' comprehensive report of the part CO.
u, o2d 7. v took 10 the recent action
/" Far Oaks or Cb!cE,houiay, will be
read Iiih moaruial interest Oar county
h',agaiO lost brave f-elar. Ba: they,
ind the living, a. iar a. We can learn.
have done .bei. whole 5a,v.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

Thirteen negroes Of Gen. Ripley, Of 5.
&. recently left with his gig, aud were
taken U hv Llockadins ship.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

DID YOU NOT HEAR TUEN?-Waan the
news came that B4aks was defsl'sd aud
driven back, dii ylu 10; hear ezpr ssious
Ike these? The d-aei niger wor-
shi?er had % slide" HIS defeat i jI.:
right "Jack-oD knows how to handle
him" &c These black hearted treason
mouger- only want the opportunity to
throw # the ni1sl T j-u5H'sH' aud openly
strike for slavery aud secsssion.-L1c-
NIr.u Hr.ss.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

Beauregard has made lis official report
Of Tue bat,ie e Shiloh. or Ii'tsbur. Land
ins. lie admits l72S killed, sei2
wounded, and 959 uissing-in all = loss
Of 10 69q Among the killed were four
Gsus1als-their e,mmauier, i. Sidney
johnson; Geo. u. Johnson. provisional
Gov. of Ky; Gen. GIailen Gen. HIck-
nan. Four other Generals were wounded.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

4 recent Uaion steamer brought N
three rriEs ships. Ooe L. valued at
1900. 900. and the share Of each sailor
will be $500, The friends Of ihe Reb-
els risk mush 10 this way.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

\ little boy named Wolf, abou, six yrs
Of age, was killed at Blo7msburg the other
day. Like other boys, be had been 10 the
habi; Of riding on the ears 81 the Depot.
and jumping of as the cars moTed-aud
IN thls dangerous and foolish play be vas
accidentally thrown upon rail, fatally.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

CAPT. Tto'sJ Miller, Of Iowa, son Of
Jacob Miller. Of N!!;on, died Of wounds
received at tae Jatile Of Shiloh.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

II H,ofl1Ts Bhsqai- Cordizi will not
cure. N ne last Stages Of Consumption. We
know f,om experience It aG-rls grea, relief
Dy>PePs a l. d.iicai. disease 10 cure. but
Ho0FLASD'- GEE1.N BITrsa- wi'l soon over
come t. Read The Adyt IN another column.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

Mount Jackson, june 6.
The further pursuit Of Jackson has Ueen
impossible to-day, owing to the sudden
rise Of the Sb.nanGoah river. \ pontooD
bridge, replacog the bridge burned by the
Rebels, was completed, and part Of Gen.
Efem1ut's free crossed this morning 1t
r-iaed hard all night aud day, aud the
river began to rise very rlpI!,y, aud
sse,leG twelve feet IL flrr hours, bringing
dywa grea; quantities Of diff wood sud
heavy timber, which faa..y parted the
bridge in the middle The ma,eri-i was
all saved and NJ accident occurred -Four
hundred prisoners have been taken
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

The Tax Bal has passed in Senate
Yeas. 3--Nays. powe.i-absent, 10. Il
roes back to the House on amendments.