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, 1862-11-29
From Gen. BIUntss Command.
IE,roul the St. Tnu1s RcnnhIIcSn 9Th

As ne learn from the Leayeuworth Bulletin.
Mr. George ". DeCoata has arrived in that
city from-th Army Of the Southwest BE
lett Gen. Blunt's command nine miles below
Bentonvil1e, Ark, on the 11th. The COM
na1d mas in pursuit OF Gen. Cooper, and
marc1ing On south towards Fayetteville, to
capture that rehe1 and take possession of the
Indian country. Col. Phillips has been sent
into the county to see If it Is practicable to
hold it with the Indian Brigade. The army is
in good condition.
, 1862-11-29

Expedition from Fortress Monroe.
The correspondent Of the Boston Trape9l.r,
writing from on board the transport Baltic, in
Hampton Roads, under date Of November 20,
states that the vessel Is under orders to sail
on or before Monday uesays: "Ihesteam-
crs are tskirg on board stores and coal The
expedition is TO be large one, commanded
either BY Banks OF Hunter. the attic, as [
unae1 stand, Is acting as the flagship. Fort
iees Monroe will be the starting point, aud in
less than week our expedition will be under
way. Our regiment Was paid eli ca Tuasday,
Uuclc Sam sausfing accounts up to November
j. RuDks have been put up In the atsamer to
acccm.L odetc Il. GOO uru.'s
, 1862-11-29

Abnu. one-Aa1f If the drafted ,uen in this
county, says the Racine journal. seen, to hive
had very sudden desire to visit Canada. In
some towns more than one-lalf have left.
There seems to be defect in the draft law,
as il appears to be uoboiy's business to bring
them to camp.
Col. Lane, Who has charge of the drafted
men at Camp Utley, is rapidly bringing to or
der and discipline those who have come into
canp-about SEQ men, who hail from shetoy-
gan. Kenosha aud Racine. Wood not having
been furnished, the men arc burning up tha
camp fence. The Journal thinks wood would
he the cheapest, for the State, which built the
f1rca
, 1862-11-29
FROM GHE VIRGINIA ARMY.

Il Three IPeeks Rumning Fsght-7hs North
tstst CdraIry as4d St7tart's-Aio Rebels North
ef Cnlpfpper- Hhat Fl:asantou's Cae:ztv
haes donc-1He 1eor1d 1norss, 50 docs til:
army-O.,taions Of So!disrs-E'trJ s,sa;s in
Tie u77ny tites oct!on-1Fhat is thought Of
Eut1lSide, ftc.
, 1862-11-29

I. j. johnson, esq, male routa agent on
the Illinois Centra1 railroad, has sent rs
sample Of cotton grown In Saline county, In
this State, which will compare favorably With
any upland Gotten grown In what are called
fha cotton EtateH.
, 1862-11-29

1He Report About BraGg's Occupying Holly
Springe-1he Movements # -Froba5iEi-
t{<s Of a Fight tcish Ain,-19te E1changed Pri,-
oatrs-1he Situation arsd Iat.a1ioncf prant-
Col Lee's Recent E.Ypeaitio,s to Ripley-C.p-
t.rg Of q Cotton Buyer-The Cotton Question
-coatratdnds Picking Cosion-I Isr7oyo1.
, 1862-11-29

E Congress assembled next Monday, and
the session will terminate On the 4th day OF
March next. This Is the short session, ~ It IL
called.
, 1862-11-29

Sale Of m1nneBOta SCHOOL Lands.
State Auditor, Hon. Chas. McIlrath, who
has been On trip through the southern ccun-
ties Of Minnesota, selling a portion Of tho
school lands belonging to the State, has met
with SUCCESS far beyond the expectations OF
any one.
There were thirty one Thousand two hundred
and ninety seven and 57-10o acres, l,297. 81
sold for one hundred AID ninety-one Thousand
nine hundred and forty-t.o dollars and sey-
enty-fTe cents, {s19l, 994ee .7D Of which there
WIS paid dorm, thirty.nine thousand six hun
dred and fifty-one dollars and twenty cents,
Csa9, .e0} Of principal, and bi1 thousand
one hundred and Eizty-nine dollars and thirty
ecyen cents, {s6, 100 SO Of Understanding d
grand total Of forty-fve thousand eight hun
dred and twenty dollars and ffty-one cents,
i$455s20. sly caeh received. The sale has not
yet cone off In Ramsey, Hennepin aud Da-
cotah counties.
, 1862-11-29

The Position Of the Arny-C Compulsory Lue,-
tio*-Bod A1ads anu Short ;Suppziss-The
Pto$pect-A fight about to opss-Bu7nside
a7sd Mc cC2tlIa1s.
, 1862-11-29
Gg11RraI ii utttzs.

ITO TIE LADIES AXD ALI
WHO ARR AEEOTRD WITH a BAD CON-
PiEAf!N-Sou1e l1atgE have to l- satisfied with the
goer comfort cf looking well eccaa.onaly when II
the5 understood the tae IF digestion che!stsv
Of SOAPS ccsmctcs petflme.ies &c, theT might lQoE
p:eIti. at I'll Times.
n! Completion Eestorcr removes Pimp1es. Moth.
6laRhtest Injury 20 tho skin.
PttpsslnE this for my numerous lady friends for
meret thanEa has 50 tsxec my .!me. an faIcsd to
otler II III this way 70 ni!-
PEice9s. Sent any where 1sy express. Please en-
stamp fer circhl4s. address r O. Box 205 Cht-
rn.FSr Efrr
, 1862-11-29

Lovejoy over Henderson, G6S; Lovejoy over
Henderson and Graham, so: Lo7eloy over sill
~
, 1862-11-29

Below is the official vote for Congress iat the
1st and I'd Congressional Districts in st. Louis
county:
, 1862-11-29

THE PEW-O ERS AND
= ARAlgERS sf the First Unitarian Society are
GeIehy Notified That ter9 Will be sre:al Meeting It
nna'ness e game beS:se ta1s nset.ng unusual
dc, SID tile Trustee. esrnes1y hops tull attend.
anCG. J. BROOKS.
1o2t x:3t5t SscSet,rY.
, 1862-11-29

RAAA tVAEktSsAVAAk DASIf4cC.
The following are The complete Official re-
turns Of the vote for member Of Congress In
the 5lh district-all previously published ab-
stracts having been nlore or less incorrect:
, 1862-11-29

FATE OF THREE REBEL STEAMERs.-Three
rebel steamers we're recently built on tbs
Clyde, for the rebels. One was lost In nn eS-
FeHmsntal trip; second has just been
wrecked near Havana, and tha thir3 is sup
posed by the Charleston pspers to be lost,
, 1862-11-29

IN ANTED-L3dies' aud gentle
VT mems CastO3 Clothing: also second -hsnd
xnrn;sn1e C.spss sa Jewelry ior which VII ~
q Wells street. er addreaa Pos1 OGacc DoE lis
laalcs attended by Mis- rF4AUM- The above arsicea
for sale ats wells st. eet betE Randolph a Wasa
fnstGn sEesk- Chicago, III. oc5Eir1S Yrn
, 1862-11-29

NGTICE.~-Afadam Andrews, In
lN teat1deAt E1airvoysnt ffoM Boston. Mass.. can
be consulted 81 Ne. ESQ Madison strest bekEesN Wells
haa lfesket. Ciairvayaut examinAfons 81. She a1so
tails TIE past. present and futErs. Terme-E4 se1s.
HGHta fToA2 4. n. to p H. o4f-y6SHA An
, 1862-11-29

w a n T E DIS 100, 900.
fV Eenl Estzts 10 the aGoan: o. Ono Euu3red
rousand Dotl8r1 and npuardR located IN Ct tcago or
Eook ConEsy tor which will fina immediate sale
N2:f ngS snFi44epass 4 aesd apn'y A4sreas Joaa
rat1-1Ai.f;r -
, 1862-11-29

~ An instance of the vast amount Of york
which presses upon the different branches Of
the War Department. it is stated that the
Quartermaster Generals Office alone, $780,
600 eco worth Of accounts Of qaartermasters
md others Jet remain unanaiyzed, though a
large force has been engaged in this duty.
, 1862-11-29

4 LII THE BkRBIRa OF CHI
a EAGO hc1etcf)rc shaving for I've certs, in CON
sequence OF provisions belEg high and other goods
II proportion. have concluded 10 charge Ten Ceats for
Sler5y on and s!1er tae first dsy Of peceHbcr 1855
All Bs7hers are requested to me-t today at oclo *
!. II 1t N,,cze Ha11, 1pncxz52yt
, 1862-11-29

E The st. Joseph Journal intirates that
tEe seats Of most ct the Emaacipationists
elected to Congress from Missouri viii be
contested. Oh eertsin1y! WHAT bushes. has
g slave State to send Abo!itiouists to Con-
Ercss9 1t il manifsstly tscoEtrary to the
uscsee Of the party"
, 1862-11-29

W AN TIE D-Agents.
w
JUST RECEIVED
LloYd's EeE Steel Piats Railroad Map oftae United
States. Pt1ce . centB. N.777.
Lloyd's New Ma{1 Of the Un.tst stttes coleredi Ia
Counties. UGa& By tbs Secretary ol the Savy. PItce
80 cents.
the NOV eneutA Of AIfY az the Potomac, F-1co q
cents
The abaTe Maps mailed free to Sny FHt Of the Gcun-
ny Taca!nt Of retaIl price. Send stamp for Cfca-
site the fremont Ho,ise mol 5319.f1
, 1862-11-29
Go Rfnt.

TO RENT-A suit Of rooms on I'd
- floor. 81 Randolph street.. suitable for Denttat
Lawyer or Doctor. An admirable place foc HiIi-
Ee-y O. Drets Making establishment. Apply TO DR..
JAMES. in the building. n5a7I5t2s3t
ITO KENT-A fine new House,
4 no. 81 West Like street. bea1tfal1y sit1sted.
tTOntER Union PARK Rent only $500 to GOOD ant
Apply at SO II est Lake street. nnH-1iiI3a
, 1862-11-29

DOYAT. HAVANA LOTTERY.
H. In Drs~iag OF Nov. sth, 1861.
No: S:N dreE 800 9eo: ~ q sa5 drsT $s9 @s; A2;
dry being ne n vs capital g,zss o 15s|lsa
Hjghest priee paid for douhoors American Gold nd
Silver EA1LUR g CV. Eankers-
nptf-X1Sfiw is wall street, n. T.
, 1862-11-29

ITO RENT-A House Of eighteen
a oee FULLY an ss9Ts sspt 91 sSet
o1s o. more rooms 70 rent furnished Or untqrnsaea
E1DEN, cn he corner Of Coitsge G1aEe sIsaue sud
falQ Alto 3.aSa ne26 KILL
, 1862-11-29

w? ?ENTED-1GO men wanted for
~ the First REGULAR E1vs!rr. this cid Fist Dra-
Ecansl NoT1cE-Vo!u.tee.s Who Azs uo1 ssrYtas
can Sfao he enttted Ter this RetmeGt, {see Gsnerl
nrh,rs No, ISL ent aos. dated Wa,h1 Etoa, Oct ssa
!sss> fo- tE1oEMtat:o1 caacernnE D.y. bounty, &c,
EEI-NEE, h.c5u ting Officer uo.5 r.E.;n
, 1862-11-29

ITO RENT-A Brick Houss No.
Il 2S Hu-oa strzct. corner Of Wo1cott strset-
YOUNG d SPRINGER,
ho<6x54f2t No. Metropolitan Block.
, 1862-11-29
DOR S:ALE--A Good Boiler,
srgIY-FIVE HoRsE POWER,

nKUG STORE q: F0R I't r.. SALE. ,;s':lLl
E1.+!aa end Ieasa Of DtuK Store, located in the
FanfheTa Division at Chicago. and Going oussnes1 Of
so.oTd1 of 500 &nnu.n. fht1 ii rafo ch2nca
~ Pbysissn or Druggist Rant Of store modsrate.
FeT fuffhef ps1ncnla4s apply 70 LoKp r. % SMITH.
Drug Store" hetween North ttreei 2nd the Burlington
Railfoaa Crossing, statast, Chicago no5xias ie4
, 1862-11-29

w TANTED-Chcap for cash. q
Pleasant rlssa. E!thln tes af1esn Eal1es Of
Chicago nsEy the railroad Would Ike cot2:lrr Ill
tcI.e with from ten f,Ety nereA OF land sttache
Mes be : bsrgaia. Addres5, E1ul mi GeaeriEa91.
L.. Tribune lfdC4. IN
, 1862-11-29

" 4 NTED-Cahinet Makers.
Wanted At South Doad, Ind. 4h!.:5 or forty
good CEb5Eet Makers. ts whom constant w0rg prom5t
R.y ana good Wages VIII 20 syen. Apply 10 GIi-
EEST 4 SAMPSON s. Lake street. a. EJ{AS 4
LOWELL & co, Smith Rsat lid ro1a-xI07-:H
, 1862-11-29

IMPORTANT TO BUILDEKS.-
+ Parties who purpose to ezectbetveen now and Isl
NAY re5t. nu1nbef Of dwelling ho9srs u Catcsgo,
ccntratt fer e1ldirg the same. Particulars a1d iu-
formation mhy bt hsii bs calling st Eoo1 No. L. nc
CorHick Building, between AA1 l. \. aad aad
.. nsuST,51l3t
, 1862-11-29

M ANTED--Agents to canyas for
~! the Forthcoming History Of tho Civil War Ia
Ams5ca; b , JoaE : G AnnogT; Ssnthor Of tie Life
OF Continental Europe, ac.} Agents VIII Ind this 1
rare ceiling h9ck. Tarms EtsrnI Apply for territory
70 .. T: GIBBS 19& 6outt Clark street, Chicago, III
FcFe OICc BOX aH- apa3pSS9IY
, 1862-11-29

TAKEN UPON Sunday evening,
l. Esd inst, 4 Black Mare, With saddle on, TIE
owaer ca1 hare feT By calling At Mrs. $. g. BROAD,
In3laIa aver Ge, opposite Cottage Grove proving n
nsIt9 au1 Eaiius CharCea. 80 naE4 40 ~
, 1862-11-29

rn TON8 TOBACCO-Of reliable
orea ,nd rsditss siso 4na cut chewing ind 9noki12
f 1Tmrn1ed Naan0mctuin In barrels ha1t BARRELS DC
s'r Ra,A Al es1F1sAs 1FAassHa, 5ases P1r9H HAnKHx.
.a7tssssf1T acsxA WGfx lk1sae.
, 1862-11-29

a lDI1CA'D OEfll;Ns SLAIN
II OF ILLINOIS
SPH1FGr1ELD. November 18th, 1869
THE EXCHANGE BANK. ALBION, has sais day
filed IN TITS office notice Ct She appolnt1nens of
B1EN Agent for tbs redemption ef is crcu1 1tIag
visions of Article OF act anendatsEy OF tse Gone
ral Banking Law, AnpIoged February 1ith. lS6H.
JESSE z. DUBOIS, Auditor P, L.
, 1862-11-29

KK7 ENTHD-Board for = family
~ CT the Eort, side not fez out. Private fa141T
With few or 70 bo:tde7t preferetl References *.
rhatCtE. Address BOARD" Ho7s Df1ce D-a<er
a9l3 uO2%xSaD.1sc
, 1862-11-29

II? NTED.-pereons requiring
- te]p. to cali at tile Krl!Erant aud Ex1n.cyneHs
Vaet, 100 Clark street.. Methodist Epscurss Ghurct
Hlceh. ~scTc may s found tcale ard fsr2:e hee to-
c:ty sa1 country Orders tom the country rrosrt;y
HAMILTON. Parsons Fth good :eiersace. eastr:a
a5e situations. may 1cd Bucn at this .:t!ce
, 1862-11-29

NJ = = = & D-Enp;oyms15 faz
~ american. English, I!1ss. seesea. 9escan azd
Ees:sdelIhta Int: Nsara Ne - soeta GlsrE
order. pa1ctuA}1y attended TO- Poet Utdce B5r is5t
MES D. PisATT{h .ttenGsaCA ieHsESs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16

4 FEIESpLE c,II1oy-Io ciSpIpaTEs

FEIESBLT CigTI0S-I0 CiSDIDATES.
Ma. EpIroR; Before aay one can take It 70
be personal, please P-.1. owe. again a Rss0-
Luton of the Return Iatges al the last Union
Republican Convention, viz:
Resolved that We deprecaie the practice Of
candidates for nomination canyasSlng the
county and personally soliciting votes, and
recommend that hereafter those who seez
positions should be willing 10 run on lheir
own merits
Ia our neighborhood. the candidates who
bore the most. or who send out the most bor-
ers. before Nomination. Will get the fewest
votes. And uuess the People nominate with
their own free Will, they may not elect. We
are tired to deaih os being haunted al hcme,
wavlsiG when abroad. ard hindered when q,
farm wors. bY office hdn'erS. II a man wants
an Office. let him pat MS name IN the papers,
and save his tine. MS credit laud his whlsSv)
ty letting the people faase the!r own choice,
as ihey generally dc, anyho~.-
Respectfully su5mIIed-all in good feeling,
Eou know-by SEVERAL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
The CAPTURE OF NorfJlk.

When President Lincoln arrived at
Fortress Monroe, which was 90 Tuesday,
after being shown the e1rio-i,ies he COZ
eluied there was something more to see,
and asked: why don't you take Nor
fllk?' Pooh" says Ger. WOOL, ''ycu
d5u''u ulder,,and military necessity" just
after this lit,le conference there came in a
secession ting from N5rfoS-rhe John b
White. THIS tug belonged to BUffilo par
ties, aud when the war broke ou; was en
gagged in towing ia,a the Alb-marle ca1ai,
aud was seized by the Confederate Gov
ernment. TIE Captaia Of the vessel bad
been trying tor some time to get away, aad
at last succeeded 10 bringing intelligence
that Norfolk was 50 nearly egacIatei th al
nothing could be easier than TO take It.
Upon this, the President taking Secretary
Chase's revenue cutter, the Mama, aud
the Secretary himself accompanying, they
wen, Of aud made Reconnaissance Of all
places where troops could be landed. In
this search, the President found one spot
that suited tie purpose a. "O;ean View"
place where the people Of Norfolk for
merly drove Of az afternoon, resembling,
in some respects, our C0ney Island. 1t Is
situated abou. ten miles from Norfolk.
The division was Immediately placed un-
der marching orders, after these reccn-
noissauces had been male-shich was on
Friday afternoon-and was embarked on
4 number Of small tugs; but, owing to
the appearance Of the Merrimac, they did
not start. The next morning, after re-.
naming Ou bo,rd all night, they were
marched back 70 Camp Hamilton, and the
same evening again embarked on trans
ports. Durisg the nigh. they we're taken
to ''Oceaa View" and on Saturday morn
ing, as day broke, they all landed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
4 soldiers Letter.

- 7 sI7t-- A-r-l, -st2-
: s---.z virh great i-.' O. pain. lstr z.r.-
I've ls- 1--l aJ4e before --4-. -za --t-
~. nv tralu -- --s.i -1 z.-el !l rl- vllE!,
4a4- -a- ,-.l ~lI J-t ..--- ..--.r.t-
II aa.ll... - a.l s-E---sls ast T-sy bal,
BEL. a. les. g ~ --- d. -.---- ~ ! -slL
y - s4HH- . -1Er ' 10 sure --~.- b Cad
j.. .a5z s..-s H. a.-y ~s-- -.ie---as- -s-4.'
-.-s -as- ny --s z-a--l.r-. a-r yl1 ka1E all
1..-l..a be-. -.-- --a- j b. a4- -a.4.
IA Jas. tE45 ! bead. Hls .z. -aFss-a'. ca--
1....---- --s- .- -l1 .aal-ll -1 b.
" bal. 90 .---g-- tie ll r-- k--a.r1- care,
AL --l l1 - Co... s. -lc sg--1gl saT-:
: ~-... ill-s4 t-aL cue .---E E--i Be- f.l-
E5-- 4--ls@-E- sslf lr.-.v many lays.
Bl.Tve somr;liar e'ss. l-ar N4-y, 20 say,
AZ Id "a -- B.: De- e--- re uy ii.--
: 90 thought o. .; o.. .-----rs'- TO other vzy-
Ea1--- rr.-ss-l sfUl y59E Pra1is- - b. lsr vie I!
al. s4iaz n ...-E - --r-. 81 ynE'tf tl.lz
lf.-r .a1--. a-rl .a-s -1lg.-.=-Ts nv slH-
a.. ra-r z-aaI .aI ---.s.-. v- k-a-- .1-lIk
Ir.-l ;..s ta5g q. G.. ceilg q 1sifqlr's urlIs !
80 q hitter .tru--'s % give y0u NJ,
FarIE- IaT-I yyl n ORE --aa -y-r q iats:
pa- d Va % it. dr--s I've .r4IuH1 The cup,
AMI In cain. ti1aEl 1ly heart i is-oiste-
II aaEa % home, all g -1a--= Ue 5uast mel;
~ dzrlin.. this oace- one boon I i-np.or--
L. %. -ssil t- frl-uI--f1r that Wlii - s~--t,
s.ne-, asz, zIzsi =aH be nothing more
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
The Answer.

B-L-EsEnNE- Mass Ap-Il, iS5-
NJ PoJzr. how t-are att noble yoza=s.
TO rrar- and 10 lesI-. I suo-. fr -1e;
Bur you've too 4igtis f~Isl n ne. b ar,
I-rou b-li-ve v-Bt % b free.
In n1t relsz--1 from nv Prozi.~-no, uo'
-EE.s n~r-- 50 sacred . Il t-fl7r;
-.va- caalI bat EnJ~ how I've iCu<-i To 90
Al vz.ct y ysEF sl4-, yo-'4 40-b; ne 10 more
! -e-i vo1r -ar1- in ths terrible iis--
But The tears irsIe hack taat sprung TO ny eye,
A.. .sarsul PAN. tbs: I uoait rot resist,
Crash-d nv bsa-t. til only ionr-i 70 die
- blessed tears. hg-zuI-uy. cane ASzin,
Aui f-lt A. you 10 y0gr i=ltsr sad,
4 .-s .r.- q -HatreTs, z I a. nv pain.
-Eas Asb-Es va Only sO-Edsa-nst dead
O.. Gar-in-' 70 think ynu have suffered 50,
A-I =ii Lasss i1a-. --aTy miles away,
Lo I've ce~ied rl- very o:ten, EncS-
Hhie eoul4 d ncthiu- bu; hope and pray.
E. Es-i-st of sii is The bitter though.
laat you have been ssd-E-n- . sch fsr ne;
Poar Robert. your manly litter has broEsh:
i slrAass Ee.zag- Q: .0s aG4 E4issry.
But you're comm. h7-ae 10 ny arms and heart:
You're rirl:-I ssn proud. anI sensitive, too
Eut Z n only % whea sr- apart,
aat noE-I shall only - proud q you!
You're e5m.nE hoas 10 hapr bss- and resi-
And Esit .hs E.olsat q b.l--fll calm.
wh-a 7 .Isu b. he'd 70 a Soitier's hrsLst
EJ s4irl5t Es.Us one sirozs sEul
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
There j. great suffering among the pc

There Is great suffering among Tue pooi
10 New Orleans, 10 Norfolk, and vher'
ever Rebellion has reigned. Business
generally pros,rated, cash boarded up all
confidence between man and man gone,
worthless Confederate money forced upon
people by Law, martial Law in force-we
eau hardly conceive how much one year
of lying Rebels RUE has harassed ihe
common people, crushed Ou, t& last
hope of the poor, aud made splendid Paa-
pers Of the rich Such is the horrible
WORK Of .raitors, hissei on By men Who
should have ku,rn better, bg' corrupt
:; hezi.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
Estate Of Lewis Aikey.

{ DHISIsTRATOR'S SnI icE.-Leu-rs
J q Aim.nlsir.Ioa ca i.= estate Of Le~Is
slss7. deceased, l4.- Of Hs.. Bofaioe Tp,
HAVING been granted 20 the sG0scsioe. BY ihs
Register %. t--isa county ia due form OF Law,
A. persons indebted 90 sad es-aie are hereby
uslhrd 90 make immediate payment. and al
ha.ln- al7 ,lst claims against the same may
present -a=u luig authenticated iur seIiiemeht
10 EOEEET AlkEY, WesI Bqfaio-.
WN. ALn2E. Bglasoe-AcnIa ars
Nav ;. Iss2 ID
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
NJ 81 PTED

TRON the [. :. service, a; Camp near
=Nl11r,a, Va, Apnl :, 1859, private
JOSEPH BARNEAKT. company D 5ih Reg
.u-rl P. P Age. - years, helsnI ieei =
.acnr>; ccmP.rEiou, far; eyes, gray hair.
sandy. reward of ten dollars i ofered for
MS apprehension aad teiivery al me nearest
recruilag station. 7. .CHANBERilN,
Mays.1- CEg.zia c. D, I'll Esst ?. z.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
Cyusiy PlPers Please c9ry.

The Rebel papers in New Orleans styled
Gen. Butler, "Picayuue," and sald be sas
mula,to, euce q slave in that city.
Well, "Picayuue Butler" is now ruler Of
New Orleans, (under military law and
has imprisoned the mayor aud council for
refusing to bear allegiance. The presses
are prevented from further lying about,
the Union Government, and misleading
toe people. They sil fad tue General, We
trust, a wise, frm Governor.
Tue losses adjusted by the Lock Haven
Iusar,oc- Company for pine months end
ios Apni II, Vas slS,0-g 81. An
assessment %. / pr csug. - made.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
--latest News
The Government continues TO e1ercis
supervision Of military despa'ches.

The Government continues TO exercise
supervision Of military despa'ches.
Ha!leek and Bsagregard are eon,in-
ually receiving reinf5rcsment7. |: is
believed Hallvek commands l66 600 men,
and B-auregirI Dot a. may. Mitchell
and Z PJpe have concentrated on the ess, Of
Coriuth, aud variety Of manoeuverins :
has been 10 progress.
Gen. Curtis IS said to be moving from
the West OF Arkansas, eastward
\ part Of Con P5r,er's c1u5oa,s are
sail 10 be "peekios' about Mobile haToor,
stirring up tue -ausiIi.Ities Of the aui.ble
Secession robbers there.
Thurslay morning passs1 1gers from Old
poiu, reported iha, Richmond vas taken,
but /, w4- ~: knoSn ofi:i4.ly-problbly
a PropherIc guess, or hCmoug, il advance
of the Telegraph.
Chicago news Of yesterday (Nay 15,h)
represent matters as looking favorable al
Corinth for the Union cause
Thursday. lls1 sick aud wounded Un-
ious,s, aud ijU Eouu!s,. Rebels, arrived
at Washington from about Williamsburg.
Last Monday. S85 Uaion prisoners
we're released from Rlehuoud-all pri-
Yates Same day, 90 Rebel prisoners
refused to be exehauged-Lave had
enough Of Secessioudom.
Capt. BoGGs at New Orlears and Capt.
DAVIS at For. Wright haze enrolled their
Danes on the list Of American Naval
Heroes.
TIE victory Of Ne. Orleans is said to
have been gained after tue longest f.hr,
and was perhaps the harie.. Naval battle,
IN the worlds history.
Mayor Knight, and the whole Repub-
.iclu ticket, is reelected, Providence City,
without opposition.
Rev. DR.. Geo. ". 'Be;huue died in
Florence, Italy, 18th April, aged O. year.
an orator, scholar, sni poet.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, ihat Letters tes-
tauraI1ry u1 The last wJH snd testament
. Mr.. MARGARET SINONT0N, late CT
Lev.s5u-z 57r.1ga, Uuluu euunty. have been
grzH.s1 o. me Undersigned, By the Register ot
UlI.a c.Uai7, 10 t-a f1rm Of law; all penens
hagIuz claims sgzIgsI SAID estate gIii pressn:
tt=i1. and those owing sad estate are TeaueS-
:s1 - make immediate payment. -
PETER BEAVER, Executor
Lexisbu-s, Nav 6. Is5s
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T'EE summer session Of mis- Iasriir.
1 tc- SI.i commerce Monday, 2slh
AgriI, .se2, % ccluage j. ~=-kS.
T1s cJuS= c. Stl-l=s Is thorough art
practical
IoCss LAsIEs and GsSTIzszs dssiroGs Of
clz.-ylas themselves .rr Teachl1z. zl.l ind
]. '5 l1s.r s..aEtass = a1=Ht 11uag he
Coming S-sSlCa-
T.- Bible is . Tex, Beck.
TUiTI0N-psT session inciaii-c corti3ss-t
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Az LN-F1 ENsif ISL az ne .1c.1i-i - -. -
LAAtrt AFE-. 81
Tgiucu payable i.nCsiiz,s.7 upon The ci.>-
o. ne session. Lss- i t-91eii1H 4 20 p =
q q is f4-.s .1 t.ss gl,is-- ~ ApEaSes- No
other te-lct--as except for pro'ra7l-d sick
ness !. RANDOLPH,
April l., 1867 Principal
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16

DR.. Wm. Hayes is serving as S,aG
Surseon with Gen Fremon, in North Cen
tral Virginia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16

Friday last, the hogss Of JOB Packer.
IN Lock Hssen, occupied sy the family Of
M.jor LYMAN, caught FIRE By T spark on
the finder roof, AMI burned dova. The
c,cteG:. ns-:iy ssvst ,csl-ei 81 ; ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16

s-N=ver vas there - e'2i prospect
e. o.4a,ifli grain Harvest, 10 our Re-
c.5o. IS a, present. Oar Nauufae'ar-r' It
z .,rs-. and Mowers are Fastening TO and
in the work. SIXTY Y-oNE Machines. we
are t..3 lgf, LsKi>bur. :, single load,
51e day this week, desisoei for ;he ia
--.fs VALLEY.