Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-05
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Irs HIsroRY-Thcre has been nc
more fruitful source Of historical aud 9th.
er publications, than the Shareholders
Rebellion. Every one will want good
reliaJie history of 1t. Several have been
announced. But We know Of none sc
likely to be carried through completely, iu
manuer that may be depended upon, At
that of the HARPERs, announced in an
other column. They have the capital,
every facility, and the character, to give
every assurance to patrons that the work
will be flushed, and yell finished, if in
human power to do so.
p&-Thomss Il. Orwig, Sergeant OF
Capt. Ovens company, died this week in
Washington hospital. He graduated at
Lewisburs last fall, and forthwith entered
. service which absorbed all the energies
Of Q we'll cultivated mind and an ardent
heart. He was son of Bishop Orwig Of
New Berlin, and will be mourned as q
youth Of more than common promise.
Jesse Hulsizrr. of Capt. Meyers Com
pany, has also deceased, 10 Finley Hospi-
tal.
Rev. o. l.. Hall,o seliusgrove, serving
@ Chaplain in the Army, came home
With the smallpox, of which be died, and
was buried last Sunday. He was from
the Northern part Of Pennsylvania, for
merly.
s~A native Of Lewisburg, Who was
"borp . Democrat" but is now in the
Union blocksdiOg service before Charles
ten, s. c., states the following, 10 . pri-
vsie letter home, dated 2lst uls.:
"You can tell your democratic friends
Of the North, that, on the receipt OF the
news of the late democratic victories, at
Charleston, they fred 400 guns 10 honor
Of the victory Of their sympa,h,Iiog friends,
and bitter enemies Of Lincoln. Ii is
cutting comment on the patriotism Of our
present democracy"
@-In August last, Capt. j, NJ. Linn,
With others from every regiment in ser
vice, was sent ou. for six months recruit
ing. Tuesday Of last week, be, with
another officer, was sent in charge Of
about forty recruits, s'ragglers &c, to
Louisville. Last Saturday, be was at
Pi,,sbure, on board the "Navigator,"
With all his men together after desperate
efforts to keep them, and just awaiting to
70 down the Ohio.
DELAwARE.-The vote for President
ia 1860, and for Governor in 1862, we're
q. follows:
Lincoln. Breck. Bell. Douglas
$50 3,sl5 1887 1864 1923
Rep. Union. Democrat.
1862 S,2l5 s,Os4
A very great gain for Liberty and
Union in Border Slave State. The absent
soldiers would have carried our Congress
man and the Legislature also.
Telegraph Stamps.-All persons send |
log Telegraph Messages are required to
put ou the original copy cent Tel.
stamp for messages under 20 cts; over that,
. 3 ct. stamp. We have stamps at our Office
fss aecomm odation. The sender must also
cssosl the stamps BY putting the initials
Of his or her name, and the date, on its
lsse. This is the law, and operators can
send no message until it is complied with.
"a man, calling himself Charles
Stuart, last week stole couple Of oxen
iroa p. r. Hayes, Of Cogan Station, Ly-
coming Co. Pa. and drove them to Union
town, Uoiou Co., where he sold them, for
$50, to Jacob Kremer. He was there
the money va, restored to kre-
msr and the oxen to Hayes, and Stuart
was sent to Jail at Lewisburg to await q
Irisi.
Post Office Department after the
recession Of most Of the Slave States, the
Receipts for the U. s. mail service we're
,nty Fifty thousand Dollars less than be-
ore, while the ErpenSs ,cere reduced 7co
md a Half INllsons Of Dollars. There ,
's,s been many reforms in expenses,
md careful efforts are made to render the
'ersice more perfect and effective. |,
CALTFoRNIA.-The vote for President 1
IN 1860, and for Superintendent in 1862, \
we're % follows:
Lincoln. Douglas Breck. Bell
1850 39,l73 3S,5l6 34,334 6,8l7
Rep. Union. Dem. Breck :
IS62 Sl,2Ss 2l,5l4 1887 y
A handsome Rep. Union gain. o
D~A. Judson Roland h.. received an
ppoiotnent - Chaplain 10 the Army. G
is the 9th of the class of 10 las. grad. 81
Istes Of the University at Lewisburp Who .