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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
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MARRIED,

Nv Rev pr Dickson. LewiShurc. JOHN MCALL OF YORK
Valley snd Miss MARTHA }. BEARD Of Phiad-
By R.v's Caspar and weis1, 25th pt.J No
- N;ss SARAH J. pREtsBACH, both Of Buffaioe Tp-
On tho esti, uIt, DIR. :. B.vANVALZAH OF Miminburs
AMI Miss JENNIE JAMES Of frespcrt, Arm Co. Pa
by Rev. A. b. Caspar. JOHN SMITH of J.csson ahd
Miss EMMA l.. WEIR Of West Eufalc@. WM. ROW
and Miss AMANDA KATHERMAN. Union TIP. ELIAS
RoIIG and Mise EMELINE ERR. Mijdlecrcek- JACOB
SPIES AMI Miss ANNA y. YARSELL, fsrti"y
By Rev Dr. Watson, 9th ult. Hon. WM. flATT AMI
SARAH oAkEs, both of Lycomins county
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03

ree-A we'll located Grist Mill, with n
superior water power, two dwellings, &c.-
lust above New Berlin-formerly L,Dy's
MI property, arc now offered at public
sale, 70. heirs of Rishcl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03

Goop.-Quarscrmaster Hale, Harris
burg, thanks the ladies, but says he has
enough lints and bandagcs at present.
Warm shirts and socks, VIC suppose, will
be most needed hereafter.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
Building Association.

'T'HE Annual Meeting Of the LewlshurS
L Building Association Will be held on
SATURDAY, the ith Oct. at 7, l. NJ. oihcers
will then be elected for the next year
CHARLES >. JAMES, Secretary
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03

Backbus, Democrat, Of Snyder county,
is under indictment. for discouraging en-
listments.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
Within a day or two past, Gen. Stahl

Within a day or two past, Gen. Stahrs
Brigade, being part of Gen. Sigci
Corps, advanced to Warrenton junction,
about forty-one miles from Washington,
without meeting the enemy. Tuesday they
went to WarEentOn village, ten miles west,
and there met large number (about
1900 sick and wounded Rebels, togeih-
er with few conscripts, prisoners, whom
they parolled. Gen. Stahl Continued his
reconnaissance to Salem and White Plains,
but found no Rebels in that neighborhood.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03

Teachers will please as heretofore provide
themselves with paper, pens and ink. They
will also remember hai"Theory aud Practice
is one OF the legal branches. We postpone
the Examinptions a few weeks later than
usual, hoping to find Directors and all aPpll-
cauts in attendance.
D.HECKENDORN,C Co. Supt.
New Berlin Sent. 5. 1867.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
FOR s ALE.

r ANDS late of the Estate of TEscH Coxr,
IL ESD, deed.
William Wilson, i50 acres and allowance,
West Builaloe township.
Robert Taggart, 400 acres and allowance,
Hartley township.
William p Brady, ils acres and allowance,
Hartley township.
Robert Lartimer, 1881 acres and allowance,
Hartley township.
Apply 10 JOHN u. LINN,
May 80 Attorney for Chas : CuN", Executor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03

l1y-Wm.C. Reed, late Of Lewisburg, is
in service as frs, corporal Of Coo, iO0th
I1liaus, ElkbsIt county.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
Soy. Our Army on the Potomac is in

say Our Army on the Potomac is in
motion, but properly conccals its aims.
1t is believed that Gen. Sigel has large
forco at Thoroughfare Gap, and Mcclellan
is massing his troops from llarpers Ferry
on the South side Of the Potomac.
Gen Jefferson &. Davis is under arrest
for shooting, after being wantOnly struck
and insultcd, Gen. Nelson, Union officer
of doubtful reputation.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03

PRooF.-A Rebel paper in Richmond
calls it breach Of faith to send parolled
Union soldiers to suppress the Indian out
break in Minnesota. This is an evidence
that the Rebels (like the British and tho
Tories of the Rcvolution) are leagued with
the numbering savages on our frontiers!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03

In Ten Days, is our State Elcc-
ton, which has been almost forgotten
amid recent military operations.
To secure lasting and honorable
Peace, it is as necessary to sustain
the Administration in Loyal States,
as to punish its open enemies i'll the
rcvoltcd States.
Saturday, 18th, is the last day on
which to make Assessments. Reader!
see to it, in your own district.
s1y- Rcmcmbcr-much work to do,
and but ten days to work in!
~~~---~---~-~~~-~-~
~ Rev. T. ~. Reese will preach. Sabbath
morning and evening next, IN the Methodist
church, LcwIsbGrg
Union Prayer Meetings hereafter
in the German Reformed house, al ], ,Sdbbaih
afternoons All are invited ru attend
~v-----------~>,----~'--- ---,--~'---->
MISUNDERSTANDING R.R. Station.
MOVING NOETH.
Freight & Accom'n passes LcwlsbS -.
Maj! Tram do H;35 / VI
/ Express do ':'o y VI
up irou, suubuTy No Express train Monday morning
MOVING SOUTH.
Mail train passes I.ewisburg e:i6 AN
$500 do OBI + NJ
i'Nl' .~---~>--- ~---r------
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03

II HoofanGs Bqisamic Cordiai will not
cure. in The last stages of Consumption, we
know from experience it affords great relief.
Dyspepsia is Difficult, disease TO cure, but
U,,rL,1p'- GyRN,x BiTTERs will soon over
come il. Read the Advt in another column.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
COTy7y J'fCKET.

HENRY X. RITTER. oi snyder county
GEORGE ". STROU Sc, Of Junlata.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
TO TEACHERS AND DIRECTORS

rI'HE Examinations of Teachers for Union
County, will be held al the following
nlacrs. Commencing at9 o'clock each day.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
rrELIsuED sfuI-wEEkLi--.
Tuesday Morning 4 Friday Afternoon.
UNION STATE TICKET.
For iudiinr EcHsral.
THOMAS +. COCHRAN. Of York Go.
Fer Sar,cyor Gcucrsi,
WILLIAM s. ROSS, Of LuZeme.
.LIsIIEn sfNI.MEEkLY...


JOHN J. PATTERSON, Of Juuiata.
For assembly,,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
DEMOCRACY AT HARRISBURG.

ResolUcd, ;. That the people ol the South
ern States contributed uhclr exeruun and a
sure IN the acquisition ot The Territories,
equally win those OF other states, and that the
prInciple which recognizes the equal rights
of all the States in the same, Is founded on
the clearest equality and supported by the
decision Of the highest Court oi the Country.
II 0rght Mereiore, 10 be sustained by every
law-aDIdlng cluzen until satisfactory dir,-
ding Gne can be settled BY amendment OF the
Constitution.
..stf 'rb,f ,ra will b,r = rrgpgr and lpri-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03

Since the late oatt!e, we nave 'ecu VI
dered to Harpers Ferry, and now hold the
position that was SO cowardly and unne-
cessarily surrendered bp the traitor, Col.
Miles. l do not think we will remain
here long tho troops arc all rested, and
eager for the fray. If anything impOr'
.ant takes place with us, you shall hear
from me again. S. d. HAGENBUcH,
Co. II. SD 2. V.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07
The English News.

Although the prohibition against the ex-
portation of warlike material has been vir-
tually rescindea by the Government, the
tone of the press towards the United States
leads US to fear that pretext for interler.
ence on behalf of the rebels will soon be
found. The one most likely to serve their
purposes appears to be the blockade of the
port of Charleston, by sinking the stone
vessels, which, it is said, occasioned general
condemnation, and a wsrning from Lord
John Russell against the i'll feeling that
such acts would engender, and an opinion
that reconstruction of the Union was con-
sidered hopeless. A leading journal advo,
Gates Intervention by France and England
between the North and South, as was done
between Greece and Turkey and Holland
and Belgium. Unless the United States
achieves decisive victory over the rebels
within a month, we regard it as almost GER
tain that England, and perhaps France,
will acknowledge the independence of the
Confederate States, and forcibly break the
blockade.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07
Telegrapllic Items.

New HAVEN, Feb. 3. VIM. A. Larned'
an esteemed Professor of Yale College,
died in fit this evening.
PHILADELPHIA, Feo. AT The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad, Mayor Henry was Chair.
man The report of the Directors showed
the nett earnings OF the year to be $780,
600, being an increase of more than mil.
lion and quarter over the previous year.
A semi annual dividend of4 per cent. will
probably be paid in May.
BosToN, Feb. 3.-The new gun boat
Keorsoge has sailed from Portsmouth, in
search, it is said, of the pirate Sumpter.
Several vessels are loading with horses and
munitions of war for Burnside's Expedition.
ALBANY, Feb. A. resolution was
adopted in the Senate as follows
Resolved, That if the Assembly concur in
the opinion of the Legislature of the State
of New York, Jesse D. Bright, Senator of the
United Stotes from the State of Indiana, is a
traitor, and ought to be removed from his
seat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07
Southern News.
LATER FROM SAVANNAH,

LATER FkOM SAVANNAH.
A dispatch in the Norfolk Day Book of
the 3lst, dated Savannah Both ult., says
that seventeen federal vessels were at War;
saw Sound yesterday, and heavy firing
heard thsre. Cause unknown.
The Savannah Republican has private
letter dated cambridge, January u, CIV
ing report ofa fight at james Island, near
Apalachicola, in which 60 federals were
killed, Is prisoners taken and the enemy
routed. Our loss was Ii.
A FIGHT ON THE TEXAN COAST.
A correspondent of the Memphis Appeal,
writing from Columbia, Texas, January
25th, says bark and schooner belonging
to Federals came near our coast, when they
were fired on by our forts. Both vessels
returned the fire. We fired ten guns, they
twenty.two-mostly shells, and then retired,
seemingly disabled or satisfied they could
not win.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07
SENATE.
MONDAY, Feb. 3, 1862.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS

PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
By Mr.. MCCLURE: From VIM. Williams
and lis other citizens of GOodhue county,
asking reduction in price of School Lands
Referred to Committee on Schools and
School Lands.
By MIR. DANE: From citizens of LIE Sueur
county praying for the same. Same refer
ence.
By Mr.. MILLER: From S. G.. Robinson,
and other citizens of Fillmore county, ask
ing same Referred to same committee.
By MIR. MCCLURE: From r. M. Coe and
other citizens of GOOdhue county, lin relation
to the leasing and sale Of the School Lands.
Same reference.
BY Mr.. SARGEANT: From citizens of
Winona county, asking a modification of the
law in relation to the sale and leasing of the
School Lands. Same reference.
By Mr.. MCCLURE: From Knuk Knutzen,
Andrew Knutzen and number of the same
family, asking their names changed. Be-
ferred to Senator Mcclure.
By Mr.. SMITH: A memorial from Henry
H. Acker, and eighty other citizens of New
Canada Township, Ramsey county, against
changing the township line between Nc
Lean and New Canada. Referred to Com
tee on Counties and Towns.
BILLS PRESENTED.
By Mr.. COOK: To allow the proprietor
of the Town of Warsaw, in the county Of
Rice to file plat OF said town in the office
OF Register OF Deeds of the county.
By Mr.. SMITH: From the select Com
mittee, consisting of the St. Paul Delega
ton, to amend the act relating to Free
Schools in the city of st. Paul. Rules sus-
pended and read seond time.
By Mr.. MILLER {: To repeal section l of
chapter lO4 of laws of 1868. Read second
time and deferred to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
By Mr.. BALDWIN To amend an act in
relation to the Free Schools in the town of
Minneapolis, passed in 1857. Read Sec
ond time and referred to the Hennepin Del
egation.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The bill suspending the privilege of per-
SONS aiding in the rebellion against the Uni
ted States from bringing suits in the courts
of this State, as amended by the House, was
taken up, and the House amendments con-
CURED in.
BILLS PASSED.
To define the boundary lines of Rock and
Pipestone counties.
TO amend the act in relation to Insurance
Companies not incorporated.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07
From California.
MORE RAIN-.-NO COMMUNICATION WITH
THE MINES.

MORE RAIN..-NO COMMUNICATION WITH
THE MINES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 31.-After one
weeks extraordinary cold though pleasant
weather, another rain storm has commenced
in San Francisco, which doubtless comes
from the flooded portions of the State. The
storm in most of the interior counties has
subsidized. Communication with the mining
districts is still suspended.
The Legislature by concurrent resolu>
ton agrees to assume CALIFORNIA; portion
of the national direct tax.
The legislature passed resolutions in
structing the delegation in Congress to urge
the establishment of line of mail steamers
between San Francisco, Japan and China.
All navigable rivers in Oregon are closed
by ice.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07
From Kentucky.

SURGEONS TO BE EXEMPT FROM ARREST
HEREAFTER.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 3.--Capt. 81. M. Fogg
OF Nashville, member of Zollicofer's staff,
who was wounded near Somerset, is dead.
Maj. Cliff, surgeon of Zollicofer's brigade,
taken prisoner at Somerset, is here, and will
be sent to Bowling Green on Tuesday, to be
exchanged.
1t is thought that Gen. Buell. will arrange
for the exemption of all surgeons from arrest
hereafter.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07

Gen. HALLECK has issued another or.
der requiring all professors Of the Universe.
ty of Missouri, railroad officers, &c. to take
the oath Of allegiance, and prohibiting the
purchase of any goods from secession
houses.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07

SOLDIERS TO HAVE FULL PAY WHILE
PRISONERS OF WAR.
The Secretary OF War directs that officers
and soldiers who are or may be taken pris>
oners, shall, during imprisonment, be emit.
tied to the same pay as if in active service.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

A few dps aimee we announced IN q the
property OF tie Hon. ANpRtw ~JnnNsoS. n
Ienbessec. 10 the amount OF THIRTY "a ,usaad
doll r.. had been condscstcd b. the Rebels.
Tor the great crime ~ refusing 10 give up
the allegiance Which no ~ Ell 20 the Gov
etnmens vi the United States. ia order g.,
uiow in the track % traitors.
IL the Seatte. on Friday last. he put the
ca-e 81 ihv-e Who sIe '%oppo-ed to the coef
eve policy of the Gsvefnment" IN a Gle 10
tnd d.stiisct = hit. thur &c rsrier. 10 his &C
count OF hs speech, . ss--'He spoke tor
the sake OF c nstitutesua ltstty. aud Tor
- Q exc OF ~ own " IL nj ell dren -
Is, he f,,ln G of the q ", nn.ut a. e..
oFce ihc ls~s h we tu.l n % Ell werr
"tafne1 IT, ihs e est tni L . h a q miie IS
"u@rr "a suI one 81 hs s,us-n - rclf g..
'trs.n snd tie .ther e. TIE N untatre. iu
"svaJe ths tyr-in, a1d the hel.bHn nd
"heli housi , "a 90 d SUI sn. sud whe,.
g ie- c.mr up a. q the i.w my BE- eniofc
ed yau -: y m sg.inst hr eatife
= &c r .,l,cs o. ths & e~rnmeai""
{ a - son - al I such me-. IN fiing
ualef sle -uir ns. y as feo- "a asausl
.h- g vrriaes atse "a tel IA yai ep.
q : tfr a. g e., e "a "a b tie ~h,lluwfe--
he -u q 3 oxen 20 / c0cft Oni-fs al
s 6 ihrr q a. One crash .e ,n n the
-nffs ~ - l.e z ,p M = - ,msne
e. s sieist i fls % afsnrh N j
esefsi ui. eait 80 B 81 reafs 2, t,.,.
rs tie 5 me- siirr car 20 rii e he iay
Jshts.n. aai ih a-ful. ID q hr. d . I'd
rti4ftc mss have f-d q. g nj Ma
isey = ul4 IT, ~ t,- ftrc "a ue 81 Gofc s
mcHt. sad DC ;repsrsd - aag G go. p e.
srd heartily. nfy mcclure vh Ga t.c =
torn ,nce - - sol.n irs,. .cn I'd
fPhilsdell his luqu e..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

Yesterday . blind man. Nay worn and
weary. called at our Poet OHic with ~ enty
i've dallars worth Of ED postage stamps.
Which he desired 10 exchange Tor means -
trke himself AID frmily TO Putnam County
Whe e they formerly resided.
They had been oblis ed 10 leave S.ash
Western Missouri ON acc unt OF their Uui0n
-entiment-. and had L.ken these stamps from
= sece~sion Post Master IN payment OF a
debt. not knowing but what tbey were still
current here. and was sadly disappointed
when he lound them worthless. he had
spsnt hs Lss dollar, aud had s,ms forty
mles yes 70 travel beiors reaching hs old
home.
The old stamps were called h and new
os.es issued express y 10 checkna,e those
ecessipn thieves who. taking pattern from
Buchalsn an. Floyd .ni other wholesale rob
0ers aud traitors. h.d managed 10 get pcs
.essl-n Of large quantities Of them. ~previoui
10 ths open reoe.li.n Of their respective
states.
The transaction illustrates the characte
4 secession. Il j. a vile mofster-6rst a Gun
ming pOlit cal plotter. seeking under th.
-peeiOus name Vi Democracy to undermin
lie principles undertaking our form Of Gov
eminent: having obtained power. unde
Buchanan IL became a Wholesale robbe
- 4. - tu~.l ~.ss -
low A. " steal irOm a blind nan.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

sx-Sat very faF from Central New Jersey
iivcl I~O Young lawyers. Archy bro~n and
Tom Il "a Both w-re foal y: dropping IA
Al 81. Sm tbs ~ "a eFering. and Spending
an h"ur or NO with hs n daushte. Mary
One evening when Brown aud Miss Ma
~ had DISCUSSED almost every topic, Brown
suddenly sIsd with his sweetest tones struck
- - follow:
ID, YOU think. Mary, you could leave
your lather and mother. your pie .sAnt home
here, with al ia ease aud comforts. and 20
t. the Far West Nth = young lawyer. rho
has little beside his profession 10 depend
ups,n, and with him find out a new hume,
which il should be your pint duty To beauui,
and m .ke delightful like thisf"
Droppins her he d ssit'v un his shoulder
he answered. Il lhink | could. Archy."
WEI said he, ia a shsneed tpur. an'
strassh ening himself up. there's Tom Hal
guins We-t.s'ud wants a vie. III just men
ton Il 70 hlm."
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

Is - old as the Grsncu-. the Indus. the
. .nses AID The @. Every sire m N El-
.Ope-tne khine. the Danube, the Po, the
>ete dt. the es~r. the L be, The DER. the
y -tula. tile y emen h = Deea the stuJy "
~.nilitar, men lOr aees. not IA 0Ooks and On
.s4p-. Dut o. the sers bssks. 18th numerous
.ad ~sl-sppointed arm -.
The tribgt, e. y ~uch rivers As the ID H.
4b~ she lsei. tile Lech. The ls-r. are kn VII
lmosi ; NeIin The p endid s~tf,te-, OF
rs.er "a IA 81 -enert4s. lndeei 1. We c un.ot
- u hstosy ~lthous ourselves knowing The
ru1f ihs sDd river 10 o-raghy o Europe
ga ntiAlate nstDaes: ior 10 know ihet
a%.iit.ty 'ettufeS - g. ks0w ,ht tilsrou-ly
o. our o~n -re4t river. IA tn- relation.
&c ave Deea con, 'r lively lgnDlant. out
4He pte-eDs XXX .n'ic wfr osi- lar % Il, g "a
.aalbute lniOi IL tito. OF tism al. l., e., 0Ody
srta"yIng Amenc~n se1-raphy.
without at ali cOns desl : tnem techaic
y.lt H. interesting 10 see n"w ~ ~ riser-
re even nov playing az i'm Ortsnt part.
strengthening o. se .kesln- delay ng or
ading one OF the other Ivrce. and p..-eutus
new problems TO Ue solved by military
genius.
20 begin with the Potion &c. while Il would
not have been chosen out sor the curious a nj
an-trateeIc position OF w shngton. II still l.
the great barrier OF Reb-ldom tor the pre- ent
~hile. pending the ripening VI ms general
dian, 70 Is McClelltn's line OF defence
strengthened by the beautiful rsw ct .otts
rom Alexandria northsard The Liver
Potom &C aud the Western shore Of the ba,
are also tut OF intrcseies tor military stuiy
Whnt /. splendid strategic stream is the
Mississippi How it, Rebel iorts requ r.
..aa.sa I.-s -1A 80
How the curious delta with ia closed anu
Open mouths. b.fies Us: leading As. It wc
read Their riddle Alright. 10 I've them the ~
~ and enter by Like BorAne and Ike
Pontchartrain, For a real clue t. thee
sssdering~. we have the spIe.did sur, ey -
{ plain Humphreys. just published by the
Top graphical Bureau.
AFsa.u P.Ht Royal 20 numerous are the
aus of the Sc. That itpuxzles one T. know
~hsn he re ly stsnis upon the man land,
ahcre aiOae chiva.ry dwelis; q m ", low
2 I'D. recalling Ia nina the adv es.turc- OF
Farm {, srOuai Aatsfrl Ia TIC recent q
-m,ts OF Comm ni0fe Dl l0nt 10 cut offF "a
Puiask. hs penefrases assiw river a. )
AK gstlie creek. anI there hRis the sn NJ
svtk Oi lfIrI VII ch separates II from the
S~ytnnah, rvc. every where. winch -ha
4 ~ rru 10 The sci. 10 token Of tue blood,
destruction o tret-Oa and rebellion. But OF
~ the river strategy now be ore as, the com
pslcttt,n produced by the Lum ,erland. th.
tennessee aud the NJ s~ss.ipDi. /. tue N 1T
difficult aud The most Interesting. We ara
tlrtun sie IN b syng fo0thold within the
IA mel territory Of iaaucah. and the com
N nd Of the Cunoerltni. There. ~henth~
.rest preparation j. cum .lese. aud he sunni
lng order IL ssued. will br the great hrst scl
"a the dram and the Tennessee. We pre-
act. will be the greet strategic river Of thi,
war Phiiaaefpkla Enquirer.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

We occasionally come across = rhsnre arI
unsolicited notite 81 ssme vel ct blu r
mei1csi remedy vh'ch coavcss maf. O. .
ths rsesl elaborate ne:.c~. Actse g. r-llut
seeuns Ia the fallov ~ esrtct lram y
Wttist CeesH "a oi = sist a. v - H.t..
irving. Al SHnnf sir ~Ice hafaa-ci iuesir
complaining = little - hnrsr.es. 'n / =
veacc. ] ment ofci e him .t letlst. I t.u
itteiy chtrcel u7,n my<ef ier 4 salil-r
reaels-*ek accidentally for sar,e hcl
q NJ h14neness q "A sfother trss n +.
al GET A. 3 ltEcnre vfh : N a ms.t~-
oa-ntrc. which ] hid since tsnoI = fr
rs.sble thfott oeeoeler Tor shr-e .,es i,
the gsmut csntrved ~ cal O. ~ m rx
re OsssrAtsmytc incrtfien o. shtbx
'Bro~ss Rosachisl Tfo~he.. an ~
snseeel 18th the afrtfion=te risvinlne..
9Th ~h'ch " J-sing csl el o. ane % a..
fe~s fessisinias aside. tbs q ~ 4 cfsr.o
a. rcuenoef to n4nc q ne medicine
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

Fo.sar'- OrIxsoS % BCcs4ssS Col.
Fsrsey y o az ed 10 Be sosuy sioksn
.bous Ms enemy. james buchsnsn L. a
recent letter - ne rhil,ae, his Prs-. IS
es,ssng The sees--ioa sgmr t.1ng vu 20
the feulsylvAnis psn Ssey - a.
Il see -, ens a. me su she IL - tre ~
fsna-yiesaia .mon- thsse 49, ssara "a c.
rsorssn,e the D nscrs4c psFtt. AID d,
m ske u h synhA Of 81 -. : are go.
ps'iotc. thst nv not be ssty caar<el wth
hssing hsstsnsl. II aof o. having e.slscol
sA,s ~ar. by ~ ort1g the inerais trsso-
aud murderer o Is eo1ntry shbtfi~-, ame
psch2osc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

Frprxsi Foscss IN Missouri under >seaL
and Ass0TE are stiil advancing Ca Lex he
ton, sna will lore ecu PRIcE 70 hshs OF re
treat. Il u reported that he has received
hsxvy 70 endorsements Iron Arkansas, anu
l. dstern1ned TO sive battle 10 our forces