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s1eei, next dooF % TIE WeGdel House.
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~ HLEF MAsL-The city Gag was yes
..-s., sapg at half mast out Of respect to
q. -. "a. Wl.,s. Case
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MEDICAL.

THE MOST IMPORTANT
ABBOUEOEMEET
That Ever appeared Before the PubEei
DR.. RED EAD,
Vstsrinsry Surgeon, has introduced hiS celebrated
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FEAEE PAHEHE.-LivOTy and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street., A No. HOrtss and
Carriages at TsaSnnAblS figures.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

LOYALTY IN RICHMoND.-We have
been assured by quite number of the re-
leased Union prisoners of war, that they
had uGdoutted evidence Of the loyalty of
a good nun ter Of the citizens Of Rich mend
to the old flag, and that but for the fear
of arrest they would openly ayow their
sentiments. The following para graph from
the Redmond Examiner eOuirms their
statement:
Is his rr? On new years day We saw
quite number Of Northern men briskiy
pcTambul ting our streets with passes 10
Fortress Monroe They were making a
mum Der Of "calis" Among them We no
tcyd DR.. kiag, the Rhode Island ".ion, "
at the Arlington House, at large, aud in
as high a gee as the Union men be has
been couferriug with. There Is sombre
aspect on many faces, aud the belief pre-
walls that, if the war is not waged ID
earnest. we are doomed, and that Virginia
aud all the Border States must inevitably
be occupied by the Federal authorities
But we differ with the faiut.hesrtc2 in one
respect or opinion. We think the army
will not submit, phaierer may be tie ST.
puidtions Of Others.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
THE t,lo, co;,Tf TracEEES NsTIIIIE

VIII hold us next annual meeting IN VI I"
BERLIN, the 2glh TO 3l>t 0: Jan. Iso-.
In I'D !iion 10 The usual preparation Of rs
says, Reports and Addresses, ,the Teachers are
requeste 10 take notes OF sucn de'eclS or dii-
Gcult.es a. may present themselves t. t1em'
and hand them 10 the Executive COMMITTEE
to he brought before thelnSulule al the proper
time Ter cuu>id ration.
All irieDd> OF Common Schools are invited
10 attend. Teachers absent Will please send
their excuse, So that 1t NAV be Known VINO
want proper iu'eTest 10 the cause.
ID. HAcKE>uoaS, Chm tx. Com.
New Berlin, Dec. q, Is6l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
Correspondence of the Star a Chronieie.l
From the Buck Tails"

The ollowin. letter explains itse'f The winter e''
IDENTITY dors not wish asy ti-creit uI"n the RI
rof the letter alluded TO- hut merely wishes 10 make
few corrections In the engagement at Dranes'r' The
Pcnnsy boys apparently mutually ,nrra's" r''h
other IN bravery aud i; they err in Communicating TIE
details Of au action they crraiuiy ezeusIle bat
tie trld bius rather e2citate place 10 note incidents
with camGtss aud precison.-ErsI
CAMP BUCKTAIL CITY, Jan. III, 62.
MEssRs. EDS In your issue of De-
cember 81, there appeared an article IL
regard to the lae action at nranesvllie,
wiltten by member of the i h Regimen,
IN which |, as au eye witness, beg leave
10 make few corrections.
1t would appear, from his statement,
that the 9Th alone did ali tie fighting. In
the first place, there we're three regiments
immediately cngaged-,he Buckrails, the
9th aud the 9Th. The Bucktails being in
advance, took their position III front Of the
enemy ; the 9th was GU our right, aud the
Q b sull further to our right. After our
artillery had slionced the enemy's bate
Iies, the Bucktails advanced at charge
and on seeiug the enemy in front, opened
fire upon them. The 9Th then came up
on our right, and both regiments charged
n line.
My object in giving this explanation is
that the glory of the victory may be equal
ly divided between all the regiments en-
gagged, and not be monopoliz-d by one.
A bUCKTAIL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
Traverse Jurors, February Term, 81

Ls,ris-John FIIiman, Jr
Lf1ci,Gr.r,-JoS Glass. ! Shater, Jesse NJ
Evans, Benz Cawlsy, Johnson Walls. "cofse
Hcl>tein. Martin DreiSbach, John Brown, {
ID Kline samuel Morrow
Hlrflsv-Saml Hartman, Emory
N.lr BeYEn-D G WetZel
Prc4g-C Hunter, lac Baker, J I Hunter
Iime,'rue-D Peters. PAiuP Benfer
Tgsst BlFi5e-Geo ZeiierS, Frank Faust
Iohn Frederick. Edward smith, Geo Wagner
David kleckuer, ChgiSuan Gable, Zachanah
Bryman, Isaac ZelIcrs, Israel Nehr
East BaFaiae-lohn y ouns. Jao siroheeAer
David Ream, W L Harris
Uaioa-phllip Young. ChaS Cawley, SAM
Mover, Jacob HummeI, Charles Oidt
ksHy--JaS ProSS
Vh1e Dssr-DaR Beuuace,Hy kuSienhader
.NR-aburg-John Gutehus, Nm Bosar, Ihs
Crrnmiller
BuFsAs-John Fox, IIy Hauck, Abm Young
Hlrikf11-lJhn Nerger
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
e. { ]. G. al Estate.
Orphans Court Sale.

4 GEEEABLH 10 an order Of the orphan'
! Court o. Union county, The sUbserIesFs
VIII offer at Public sale as follows:
On Saturday. 18th Jan, 1862, On
the premi eS. IN The borough Of MittlnbUrG.
the annexed described properly Of The iais
John Reter. decd:
= Three lots AMI a fraction of one, ell -ontigus>s
? another sItuntr in IL borough Of Nf.irbu0
rfr.saiI touui.d On tn rorth by Mulberry Alley,
she ty -t ot George Drrstsh h, the south ty W
street al The west ty lot # John SEnk.y, 49,
aiaIEz per-,s less. with the arpurt-n.Rssa
sni large HJLsE. q eolalod.ous Mechanic SHOP, aAA
a sLABLE thereon
3 certain lot piece Of ground situate in SAID tor.
ogsh Of Nifiuburg called the Limestone Lot" bsss-
lot David Faust the south BY lot of Rev. ks1sr,
and The west ly laui ~ Robe n thrubers, rcutaEES
aers g. U-frs ss wish the Arsss.
LlNLhiLN tt .rrun, covered tJ sJod sbrt-!
4 cartlin j.: or 7s--a % ground situate IN ss!l
borough. baunJ-d tie north y ney tunopepsd,
The cast D. lots II David gn4 William Watson sns
John pctsier the uth by lot Of Rev JIG Anspssh b.
suI the west hy t Ct J. " sends, contaiuiu. Ia
terh- NOSE or les 4 the aururtenaneess.i1I Iasf
having IT., and being divided BY
Market street iEto two tracts
On Saturday. 25th JAN, 1862. at
tie Hotel oi Dan. " eideusaul. in CeBtervIIls,
Saycer county, the following tract OF land OK
SAID dec't, VIZ:
g. uue other tract piece Of land situate in Csntss
township The county Of SnycrT. frnnsy IyAnia4 ID
joining lands Il Henry stock. Daniel Refer. Daniel
k0ou, aud 6e0rs- MIiesl, containing = norsor
less, with tie apTurts names, the same being TIAB1B
LAND.
sale to commence at one O'clock in The
afternoon OF each day. when terms Of sale vlll
be made known ty
CONRAD sHECKLER, { Adminis-
DANIEL REBER. / traitors.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
T1R IHE STAR CHRONICLE.
FALLEN BRAVE.

The sun rose that morn in fuil glory;
Trr- rnur7-- INSPIRED each breast;
But At ,vc it. Ta,s irtl un TIE c'.y-
Brave hearts hid gone to rest
TIerc Va. gloom in the camp, sud 'ainess'
Though tlcs struggled long ami we'll
ls, sorrow would blend with their c'adnrss,
When thinking Of comrades y ho !r'i'
Fer far. ftr away on that bloody plain,
The soldier boy - ar" sleeping;
Willie thu moon looks do"n ON hesis q s!ain'
And the stars vigil keeping.
No kind friend is near, with frnd'rrst 'oNo'
To smooth hi rough. culi pill'"
No hand to- O mt hiin tn worlds above,
B-y vnd lie 5 sturmy bI!io".
But a sweet and peaceful calm succeeds
The WAY aud clash ot hatt'r;
And around The spot where the hero hieeds
flushed is the caunou's rattle
Here 50 the true sons Of Freedom sleep
Their last, Iong silent slumbar'
Yet ever bright thrir fame Nlil Keep,
Their names with patriots uurHbtT-
And when glad news OF yici'ry shall rins
Through tAls iaui they i,u-At o. SAT-
think that grief 10 b.iglt homes Twin brihs
Where they mourn iur ialira brave
pWr.tf .. Ian II lAaf.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

We, the undersigned. in accordance with
the provisions contained in The IIth section Ci
the act euIi;!ed An Act ro provide for The or
dnlry expenses Cf The government payment
of the interest of the STATE debt" &c, ap-
proved the 27lh day OF July, 1912, publish the
foregoing statement; and at the same time
HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE, That on
Thursday, the 18th If February next, the Com
IN issinner> will meet az their oiiice IA Lew
i>bur.. for the purpose Of determining whe,h-
er any Of the valuations Of The Assessors
have been made 5eiolr Jast rate. according 10
the meaning and intention Of tas law-Pror
10 which ume. ,hes will receive aud CONSIDER
the written communication of any taSab'e
inhabitant OF the county, relative 20 any PROP
ertv winch such taxable inhdbiilnt sha., be-
lieve to have been reduced too low. lniorma-
tion IS respectfully solicited.
Given under our hands, al our Office al ew-
isburg. the 9Th day cf Ianuary, 1862.
$sSPs $sE'1 : p5Es~Daa, "A s5ss;. o'nn''
Attest: \. KESsEDT, CisIS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

IL IRE ORPHaN's CoUET OF USI0S coUsrT:
TsNHE Auditor appointed by The Court 70
audit, segle and Adjust the account of
Philip Stahl administrator Of Joseph Kelly,
late Of Kelly TT, Union county, decd, and to
make distribution of the balance in the hants
Of the accountant 10 and among the creditors
and heirs Of said jecetent, viii meet the
parties interested for The purposes Of his sP-
poIuimeni al the Office Of Orwig X Hayes. IN
the borough OF I.ewisburg on SATURDAY, Feb
ruary 5, 1869, at 10 o'clock. \. ". of said day.
SAMUEL H. ORWlG, Auditor.
Lewisburg, Ian. l3. 1862
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
MARRIED..

On the 18th inst. by Rev. L 4. Flax, SAMUEL STAN
MKT. Of Lewisbur-. and Miss SUSAN GOV EhS, Of
Chjli-iuaqu-. Northd Co.
ON thr 10th inst, by the same. DANIEL y I'M RICK
Of East BuGa!op and Miss ELIZABEfH RICHARD, of
Wr-t Eutaor.
On the lbth inSt. by Rev. c. H. !,inbach, WILLIAM
W BROWN and Mise MAZE SMITH, both OF East buiia-
lOe township.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
TEIENNIAL ASSESSMENT
INlON COUNTY. 1854.

C,TATEMENT. pursuant To Law, O.. The az,
- sresaJe value Of all FTcPegiY- real aHd
personal. and otJec;s and things except
walohe>) within each Township and Borough
IN the county OF Union, subject 10 'aIai. n
hv the laws Of this Commonwealth. whe'h-r
for State. County, Township or borouch put-
poses, made and returned by the respective
Assessors Of the aforesaid townships aud bo-
roughs to the Commissioners al IAer once
in Lewisburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

ra-IIon. Simon Cameron, last
Monday, resigned his position as Sec
.tarv Of War, and was nominated as
Minister to Russia, in place OF Cassius
NJ. Clay, who wishes 10 return home
and fight for the Union. Hon. Z. c.
Stanton. of Pittsburg, is Mr.. Came
ron's successor, and is man eminent
" fitted for the post.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

Congress has not maturcd any measure
of Importance. But plan for the fuau-
cial relief Of the country, with many other
matters of interest, will soon be adopted
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
PrgLlsKED sENI-WELk-i--
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.

s~No movement of the armies has
occurrod since the sailing of the Burn
side fleet. There appears TO he
dead pause in military matters "nich nc
i fraught with significance. The
destination Of the fleet is yet matter
for conjecture.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

Gen. Fremont was on the 10Th inst.
before the Congressional lnvestiga-
ting Committee on the conduct Of the
war, and gave his testimony at much
length. 1t is said to be a full and
satisfactory explanation Of his course
in the Western Department.
s~- The sleighing is fine, ,hereabouts
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

Committees of the Pennsylvania House OF
Representatives for the present session:
U;ays anil Nons-Messrs. Armstrong,
Smith, C thc>rrr.) Bighsm, Abbott, Ros,,
(Luz.rnt) Alexander, Per,hing, Chatham,
Crals, W,udle, Il i.ier, Gamble, Beaver,
Brown, (N,rccr) aud 1oifr.
Jpi'royy (G.aer1iJ-Nessrs. Scott,
WIl,m>, Smith, (Cuc>ter) shannon,
>trn., Bank, Vincent, Brown, (NOrihun-
I.nl. aud Dennis.
Ja|iciary (LocaD-Mcssrs, Bingham,
Dufiieid, r,rshlng, Chatham, Il Isier,
COcbrane, Ryon, Greenbank, and Bliss.
Pensions and GratUites-Messrs Bliss,
Graham, Graut, Ross, (Mifh.u,) Bates,
Potrelg,r and Ru>sel.
Estates apd Eschel's.-Messrs. S.raug,
KalGe, Vlnccoe, M'Culloch, Quigley,
Blanchard and Beehc
AJrjcvi'ureoad NlHutIc'wes-Messrs.
Gross, Caldwell, Windle, Thomson, Bar
ron, Hu,chmau aud Lehman.
E}urafioa-N,ssrs. Ehpi', nalieli,
Bliss, Diyin-, Dou!y, (ti:eeue) Boi'elu,
Early, NCleilau, Tsi,cbeil, Householder,
Fox, Kline, Rowland, Hopkins, (PLi.a-
delpbia,) aud Wimley.
Banks -Messrs Crane, Ross Luzerne, }
Abbott, Tracy, WoEley, Rhoads, Brown,
(No,rhumberland,) Cochran, Gross, Nei-
man, Dennis, Chatham and HolFer.
-4ccouats-Me.srs Schrock, Gaskill,
Tw.teheIl, Rex, Kennedy, Labar and Fox
ice anil Ia'mordiiy-Messrs. Wake
field, Donley, (Greeue,) Dennis, Warner,
Vincent, Peters and Hurchman.
E'ectioa Disricts-Messrs Happer, Tut
ton, Bates, Labar, M'Coy, Hall and De
lone
Cl1ims-Mes,rs. Tracy, Worley, Gas
Kill, Cowan, Green bank, Gauble, NJ Cul-
loeb, Beebe and Mcclellan.
Roa,}s, Brdlyes and Cana1s-Messrs
Li;hteuwalluer, Hopkins, (philadelpbia, J
Russell, Hess, MMauus, Peters, Ramsey,
Rhoads and Pot,eiser.
Corporo'ioas-Me-srs. Banks, Cowan,
Shrock, Widely, Kaine, Smith, (Philadel-
phia,) Henry, NJ Mauus, Rcss, Mttin,) }
Ritter, Mcclellan, Kennedy, Rex, Busby
anu Quisley.
Li5rary-Messrs. Williams, Smith,
Chester and Armstrong
Ne,r Counties and County .SeTs-Messrs
Blanchard, Happer, Beaver, Elliott, Ram
sey, Hoover, Wo.f, Josephs, Lehman, Tut
ton aud Hall.
Compare Bi2s-Nessrs. More, Lichten-
wal,uer, Early, Rowland and Busby.
.Mlitia .Sys'em-Messrs Shannon, Hop
kins, Washington, Smith, (Pbiladelphis,
Scott, Windy, Crane aud Myers.
Raaroods-Messrs Hopkins, Wash
iugton,) Alexander, Sellers, Moore, Doug
herty, Myers, Tate, Craig, Barron, n Ma
kin, Freeland, DouneIIy (Phi!aielphia,)
aud Grant.
Cdy Passenger Roiroods-Messrs Will
dey, Happer, Divins, Graham, MCoy,
Caldwell, Weidner, Ritter, Brown, Brown,
Mercer } Thompson and Warner.
Mines and Nineyais-Messrs. Ryon,
Bollieu, Householder, Wakefield VI Mack
in, Hess, Wolf, Hoover, Delpne, Josephs,
Dannelly, (Philadelphia,) Kline and Weld
ner.
Printing Messrs. Cowan, Neiman, Sell
lers. Tate and Henry.
Patiic Bail}'nys-Messrs. Duifeld,
Dougherty and Freelaud
Col Boone, of Miss taken prisoner at
Ball Run, says Of the rebel troops at that
battle, 81 never in my life saw set Of
men as badly scared as yours were on that
oceasiou-erccpt onrS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
Time fredericksburg k.R. Station.
MOVING NORTH.
DISsoLUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP.

TE'O all whom it may concern Whe sss.
by article Of agreement. entered INTO BY
lanes :. Marsh, Elisha &. Marsh, ChariesC.
Marsh and Elisha Straub, late Farmers, dong
business under the firm name Of Marsh Sirauo
& Co.. dated March II, 1861, the said firm
was Dissolve! by mutual conaeGt-the said
Straub being no longer member Of sad frra,
siter the daIe Of sad agreemeEi, OF which the
public will please take notice.
ELISHA 5TRACB.
La.-c e-r Wi raah O. 81. L.y Lane Co
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

= BY particular request, the Sermon
preached by Rev. DR.. DIcksnS, on the 18Th
December, will be repeated by him, next Sun
day evening, 18Th inst, IN the Presbyterian
church, commencing at half past SIX O'Clock.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
a<RNR SALE Farm Separate!y.) J

G<E0R SALE. Farm separately
VARIABLE property in Limestone tovs-
! ship formerly BUfaloe Union Go. Pa,
about miles west from New Berlin and
south from Nifiiinburg. II rents at $500 cash.
The FARM is liO Acres. all in good cul-
tivation-an Island producing 100 bushels Of
Wheat-a two-storey Dwelling House. -
Cuearlv new} a STONE BARN,overshoi I'D
1sIy7.. Two Orcharts-a superior
, SAW-MlLL, and Circular say.
z ls-t-;,s. - ai driven by the large Water
---17>-st--EP Power Of Peu1s Creek, wiihfN
about 500 Acres of Pine ami HsmlockI
rIMBER LAND. The Creek is nayisahle n
fIeshsts To ran down Lumber TO the River
and Canal. The Saw-NIil Is capable Of ma
king Ttco TaouyqHd Do.iBs' trorfA Of LnH.ssr
y,arig. The Farm, Sav-Mhl aud Tiu Der
Land all adj iin. \ Bank Of IRON ORE 1, en-
the property-ihe continuous Moniour Ridge
westward from Ddnvi',e.
Farm, separately, 4, S35 fer acre.
: : The premises VIII be sold very los "a
FIVE pavmcnrs) as the owner lives II lilss
from, aud IS loo aget 10 atlend TO II properly.
For further Information. apply TO Jons Srss.
Tanned Agent, near the property.
HUGH BELLAo
SuRbury, Pa, Oct. 81, ls5lwi
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
Saturday. 25in Jan. 1869,
FOR RENT.

EROM Ist Of April next, that newly "a
L built BRICK HOI ST on the River kEz
Road in the South Ward, now occupied ~
Prof Held. Inquire OF MRs.NiNCENT
LcwiSburg, Dec. IS. 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

IN pursuance OF third pIurius order Of the
1 Orphans Court Of Union County, tie
undersigned, Administrator Of BsSJAnII
SHoErAKER. deceased, late Of BuiialOe town.
ship ia sad county, will expose al Public
sale, at the Ho,c, OF Jacob Deckars, in tks
borough Of M.ai.ub1rg. on
saturday, 25in Jan. 1861,
The following described Real Estate, TO wit
A Tract OF first.rate LIMESTONE LAND sib
uate in limestone township, Union county,
about one mule west OF VI lf.Is burg, on south
side OF the Turnpike, adjoining lands Of ss-
muel Shoemaker, Charles Rcyer, George
klecsner, Benjamin Chambers, William
Forster aud others, containing Is ACRES
and 81 perches. with the sppurtenances-
a5onr one-hali Of which Is cleared and in q
good stale OF cultivation, and the baianceS
well umbered.
sale 20 commence al one o'clock. aferuooa
Of said day, when terms will be made known
by HENRY NOLL,
Dec. Is. 1871 Admir- As
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

Col. Samuel Colt, inventor of Colts
revolver, died at Hartford, Conn. on
.ne i"ih inst, OF an acute attack on
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

Col Boone, of Miss taken prisoner at
Bal! Run, says OF the rebel troops at that
battle, 81 never in my life saw a set Of
men as badly scared as yours were on that
occasiOu-eTccpt OurS ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

4 GREEABLY TO an order Of the 0rphans'
Y Court o.. Union county, The sUbscr!tsFs
Will offer al Public sale a. follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-09
Important from Below.


From the Cairo Gazette, 9th,
News from below yesterday is of a high,
/ ~ important character.
Curtis and Fitch left Helena yesterday
| with 30, GOO men. Of their destination
it would be improper TO speak
The rebel Gen Hindman with 10000
conscripts, is within striking Distance
Should he elude the Federal forces, no
apprehension is felt for Memphis, as the
force there is ample for the city's protec-
ton.
Com. Davis feet is ss Helena. Why
they were withdrawn from Vicksburg
will soon be apparent. The gunboats
are undergoing process Of improvement
that will render them entirely invulnera-
Bile. Bulk.heads seven feet thick are be-
ing constructed for the protection of the
boilers.
The shipment of cotton from Helena,
or the purchase of it in the vicinity, has
been forbidden. 1t is given out as the
purpose Of the Federals to aid the rebels
in the destruction Of this article, as the
money obtained for it by the planters 10
used to aid the rebellion.
All the steamboats, arriving at Mem
phis are put into Government service in
connection with the important movement
from Helena.
The determination to destroy Helena,
| upon the departure of the Federal troops,
was expressed, but whether that determi
nation was carried out or not, We are no!
apprised.
For stirring times and momentous oc
currences We may look to the South.
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Special to the Herald. |
Fredericksburg, Va, Aug.

Fredericksburg, Va, Aug. Z.
The expedition sent out Tuesday has
returned. A portion of the command
under Col. Cutler dashed off to the right
and made descent upon Frederick Hall
Station. twelve miles from Gordonsville,
on the Virginia Central Il R., destroying
the buildings. stores, and about half n
mile of track. Gibbon, with the main
body, had sharp skirmish with the en-
envy on the Richmond telegraph road, l2
miles from Fredericksburg. A number
of prisoners were taken. We lost one
man killed and several taken prisoners.
But two Of Gen. Gibbons column were
wounded. The enemy had been apprised
Of our advance, and came around upon
our rear from Bowling Green The loss
sustained by the rebels is unknown.