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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

Senator Editor from Lancaster, Mr. He
stand, the Senate unanimously passed a
joint resolution in favor of reducing the
burdens upon paper by Congressional
action. Ignorance is one corner stone of
the Rebellion, and to counteract it the diffu-
siou Of knowledge should be free and gen.
eral Tax the vices and fvllies and luxu-
ries Of life, but not the necessaries Of
public information and mental food.
Last night seemed rather the coldest Of
the season-this morning, the wind Is
sharp, and the sun bright.
Ii is laughable TO see the turn the Boz
leau case has taken. The disloyal Demo-
Gratis tcInfc{ an "crciieHieat' aLJm soDie
thing, and seized upon him for that pur
pose. 1t now appears that he was mere
"organ grinder" for others, the real editors
of his paper being the worst most reckless
of Rebel sympatbizers in Philadelphia
but men of too much wealth, aud too
cJwardly, TO father their own plots. Ar
rested for their crimes, he disuwus the pa
ternity of the offensive articles, and,
promising to be more careful and loyal III
the future, he is released-(for the Gov
orumeut does not desire to iujure any one,
but only to restrain the evil disposed }
And now, the managers who had hoped
to make Prty caPttat out of him as "a
martyr" ure deeply chagrined, and curse
him as much for his hones'y as they do
Boyer for his t2Hy Mr. Boileau, to re
insta;c himself in the good opinion of the
loyal, should tell the world who did iusert
those articles, in spirit SO hostile to the
Uuiou cause, and SO friendly to Jeii, DA-
Wis.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold AT Public Sale, at the farm
w of WIN. H. Shriner, deed IN Butialoe
township, Union county, on
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

Gzy-rlpt } Megrl Linn Is on flying
vi-l, home. He leaves Tonight to Join
his company near fredericksburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

EEy"The remains # Com Buchanan,
who was recently killed in an action near
New Orleans, were brought to BeiicfJntc
on Sunday last, ani uuryI on Monday.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

sa3-Wc notice nr George Lott Of New
Berlin, is here OF visit from the Army,
and is in good coudinon......Capt Eoush,
we learn, Is houorabIy dischnrged, his
wound still rendering him uui. for ser
vice.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-10
BILIOUS HEADACHE I

BY the use of these PILLS the psr slsA attaossot orv
ous or Sick Headaches may belre 'eatel s1an taken
at the commencement of an sttacE, lmmsaa relief
from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Rausex and head.
che to which females are so subject
They act gently upon the bowe!s,-rsnoving Cos
uyeuess
bo< Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and all
persons of sedentary habits they valuable as Lax
aVe improving the appetite, giving tone and vigor to
e digestive orgaus, and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength of the whole system.
Ihs CEPHALlC PILLS are the result ofloug ayegtl
CATION and carefully conducted experiments, having
oeen in use many years, during which Tins they have
prevented and relieved vast amount of pain and sut
ternB from Headache, whether originating In the nery
gus system or from derangea st ate of the stemaoh
lAey entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
sny change of diet, and the absence OF any
'"Ste renders 1t easy to administer to children,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
ans genuine have Ave signatures sfHsnry C. spsldrs
on each box a. 2s@ "
Sod BY Druggists and all ether Dealers In Mediones
hex will DO sent by mail prepared On receipt Of the
Fries IS Cents,
All orders sAoxld DO addressed to ... ..
.s..7a. HENRY G. SPALDING,
10 Cedar 5rsct, Nsw York
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-10
TrRins GoinK Saufhnnd East.

Trains Going South AND East.
LeGVe Montpelier al ~ A. NJ 10 II. and 10 80 r.H
A{ ALL TEArr leaves St.Albans at 6 is A. M, Burng
N1 ton 100 A. NJ, connecting White River Junction
LlttIeon and with Northern Railroad for Boston Low
ell Worcester &C., sna connecting Bellows Falls with
Cheshire K. X. or Bostsn and with Vermont Valley r.
X. for Springfield New Haven and New York, arriving
in New York at 10 ,l5r. N. ....
ACCOMMODATION Txns leaves Rou,e's Point at 7.45
A. NJ. for Burlington, Rutland and Northfe!d
NGsT ErrREss TKAIN leaves Ogdenssurg at 10 Is ms
Monteal at $50 M, Rouses Point at $40 p NJ srrv
ing al Boston at $40 NJ connecting at Bellows Fall
with Che eshire r. R, for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley R. r. fer Springfield and New Havss
and arriving in New York at 4.45 NJ.
Trains GstnR North and wsst.
Leave Montpelier at co a. NJ. $40 A. ~ and 10 p. n
Lawrence Fitchburg. Leaves SpringGe at 74O n
Bellows Falls at 1225 p NJ, connecting at Whts hve
junction with Northern r. R from Boston and with Pas
sumpsic R. K. tor and from St. Johnsbury and Littcton
arriving at Burlington at 7lo P. and ST. Albsns al T.
So r. M, aud lodge.
for Burlington, Rcusss Poin! and Aontna.
Near ExPhEss TRAIN lea YES Bellows Falls at Is N
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley H. R. leaving
| New York at 500 A. NJ, AND from Cheshire K. h.
! leaving Boston at 400 p. connecting at
Wits River Junction with train leaving Boston al
River Junction at Il.4o p. NJ, arriving at Burng gson
at s15 A.. NJ, Rouses Point at 7.30 L. NJ Momreal al
10, 30 NJ. and Osdensburgh at Loo H., connects ne
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit Chicago and the
Wcst.
sleoplu ears arc attached to beth tho night expire,
| trains unnlns betwesn Rouse's Point nd Boston
Through Tickets fer Chicago and the Wost fer sale a.
tho principal statona. ... I'D u...
G.AERRlLL, sup'i.
| st. Adams. VT, Dee. ., 1869. ..' 'c.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-10
LEONARD SCOTT 6 CO., Publ

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FARMERS GUIDE
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Price, ,--aU, for two volumes fBy Mall 81.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-10

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-21
TOT the SIs
CAPT. JOHN s. r. MILLER.
Guiltord Co., July 4, 1868.
For the Standard.

is with deep feelings of regret that record the death
Of this brave and gallant officer which took place the
18th of June 1861 at the late battle of Winchester Va
Capt Miller belonged to the old service of the United
States before the opening Of the struggle and upon
turned and Was appointed by the late Col NJ s. Stokes
Adjutant of the LIST n c. infantry; he served in that
pacy until the battle of Mechanichsyile Va at which
place he received wound in the foot and for mer
torious conduct the field, promoted to the Cap
taincy of company q, same regiment
AT the fatal battle which terminated his life, he
placed in charge of squad of intercept small
party of the enemy that endeavorng to gain
he met then and in the last Toey which the enemy fired
before surrendeng, fatal ball pierced his temples killing
him instantly thus has fallen another brave of North
Carolina.
capt Miller was young much loved and respected
IN ms regiment. He possessed all those qualities that
make an agreeable soldier; his superior ability officer
always spoke in the highest terms Of him. fully qualified
o mucn higher position than :hSt which he occupied
tnCaroina will have to the loss' o. many gal
oier and patriot than John s. r. Miller. Fl.
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ExEcUT1vE DEPARTMENT NORTH

IN XEC UTlt DEPARTED EN- NOhAn u
II Carolina Adjutant Generals Office, (Miitia,) Ral-
eigb July 18th. 1858. General Order, No. 15
In compliance with act of tie recent Legislature,
Commanding Officers of the Militia are ordered TO enroll
as a GUARD FOR HOME DEFENCE all white male per-
sous not already enrolled in the service Of the
States between the ages Is and 80 years. including for
egners naturazed who have been residents OF the
State for thirty days before said enrolment.
H. There shall be exempt from the operations of this
order the Governor the Judges of the Supreme and SUI
peror Courts of Law and Equity Members of the General
Assembly the Officers of the several Departments Of the
government Members of Congress, Civil and Military
Officers of the Confederate government in the State the
Ministers of the Gospel of the several Religious Denom-
nations of the State charged with the duties OF such min
stry the high Sheriff and Clerks of the several Courts OF
Record and the Public Registers in the several Counties
I'LL After enrolment, the enrolled shall be diVd-
ed into Companies of not less than seventyve men, nor
more than one hundred and shall proceed to elect their
COMPANY Officers The certificates of such election will
be forwarded to this Office with the papers of enrolment
in order that Commissions may be issued.
". Officers of the Militia will be enrolled for Home De-
fence and their Commissions, when called into service
will be suspended only during the period of such service
". This order is not Intended to interfere with the
roment for immediate service those between the ages Of
40 and IS years under Order No'l3.
By order Of Governor VANCE: ,,o
AdjUtant General.
July II, 1868. 5S-w&sw2w.
t4y- All daily papers in the State copy week, and
other papers two weeks and send bills to Adutant Gen.
erals Office
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-21
Proclamation by the President.

WHEREAS, 1t is provided by an act of Congress,
entitled an act to provide for the public defence"
approved on the 18th day of April 1862, and by
another act of Congress, approved on the 9th Sep
TENDER, 1862, entitled an act to amend an act en-
titled an act to provide further for the public de-
fence" approved 10th April, 1862, that the PreSi
dent be authorized to call out and place in the mill
tary service Of the Confederate States, for three
years, unless the war shall have been sooner end
ed, all white men who are residents of the ConIed
crate States between the ages of eighteen and forty
five years, at the time the call ;aay be made, and
who are not at such time legally exempted from
military service, such part thereof as in his iudg-
ment may be necessary to the public defence
And whereas, in my judgment the necessities Of
the public defence require that every man capable
of bearing arms, between the ages aforesaid, should
now be called out to do his duty in the defence of
his country, and in driving back the invaders now
within the limits Of the COnfederacy:
Now, therefore, |, JEFFERSON DAVIS, Pres.
dent of the Confederate States of America, do by
virtue of the powers vested in me as aforesaid, call
out and place in the military service of the Confed
crate States, all white residents Of said States
between the ages OF eighteen and forty five years
not legally exempted from military service and
do hereby order and direct that all persons subject
to this call and not in the military service do
upon being enrolled, forthwith repair to the con-
script camps established in the respective States of
which they may be residents under pain of being
held and punished deserters in the event of their
failure to obey this CALL as provided in said laws
And do further order and direct that the en-
rolling officers of the several States proceed at
to enroll all persons embraced within the terms of
this proclamation, and not heretofore enrolled
And do further order, that it shall be lawful
for any person embraced within this call to volun-
teer for service before enrolment and that persons
volunteering be allowed to select the arm of SER
vice and the company which they desire to join,
provided such company be deficient in the full
number of men alSssed by law for its organization
s 90 I'0 Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Ss ooa % Confederate States Of America, at the
City of Richmond this fifteenth day of July, in the
year Of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty three.
(Signed) JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President:
(Signed) j. P. BENJAMIN,
Secretary of State.
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From the Wilmington Journal.
CAMP NEAR KrNsToN, N. O. I

CAMP NEAR WINSTON, N. "
July 18th, 1868. I .
MEssRs EDITORS How is it that the Abolition
ists with tiUe or si1 hundred men, are allowed to
make raids through Eastern Carolina as far west as
the Wilmington and Weldon railroad, without
receiving any check, or no demonstration whatever
having been made to impede their progress, especi-
ally from this point 1t surely must be want OF
efficiency in the Commanding General, or want
Of that untring and unceasing activity, which
marked the of Gen. d. 81. Hill while in COM
mand here. There a force Sufficient to have
captured the entire raiding party) sent out seven
miles from kinston on the Wilmington road and
then ordered back, while there was force enough
left at Knston to repuse any force that might have
come that way. The same party was sent on Mon
day some seventeen miles below, and for no good
whatever. Maj. Nethercutt asked permission to go
on and intercept them before they got back to their
lines which he could have DONE subsequent events
proved with the force that he guide for, but 1t
was refused him. 1t is far from my wishes to tarnish
the reputation of any man, but when our noble old
State is oveTrun by JeU hundred thieUtnQ Yam
kees and her noble and brave sons are not allowed
to intercept their retreat then think it is time for
some one to speak 1t is not cowardice in the n U.
priyates that they continue to deVastate our soil,
but is because they are not permitted to attack
them.
We have force enough here to capture or demol-
ish any such squad and the troops wish to do it
When we heard OF their passing through the fertile
counties of 0nsow and Duplin tearing up and pila-
ging their route, while the officials quietly
taking their ease, confess blush of shame man.
tied our check. Generals Hill Daniels, Kempler
and Colquitt, kept the enemy within their confines
at Newbern, but nOsO they are permitted to run at
large. am actuated by no mean spirit Of revenge,
Mr. Editor, that indite this article, but only IN
justification of the privates who are willing and
ready to meet them whenever they invade, and to
shed their last drops of blood if necessary in defence
of the " Good Old North State"
AN EVE WITNESS
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H-wounded-sergt W Cobb thigh; Il Gardiner
E&iiledGcoTpl' MeL"cElan and private Harvey
Gardiner. Wounded-S A MOsngo, side a Do"y'
leg; R Crouch, head Missing-John H Smith S,;,n
K-Wounded-L Landing, leg; Shine, Leg Shlpp'
Killed, 4; wounded, 25; missing,1.
Fourth ~ O. Troops.
COMPANY A-KiIIed-R NJ brawey and NJ Mayhem.
ins~R Mayhem, Hugh Hall and NJ DOnahoe
-Wounded-Capt F Stancil II Sides, VIM Rainey
and s Lyery: Missing-Wm Pardieu and a Beaver;
-KilIed-W Chipley. Wounded-A White, J n
Brotherton J Hardness, c L Johnston, II L Loar, 5
Sharpe NJ Rickhart, D DOhsOn and NJ Arthurs
Mssing-A Goodman, A Norton, NJ Lewis and J
D~wOunded-william Gurley, Jos Scott, Andrew sauls
and VIM Barnum Mssing-MD PeaTSaI; D., ~.
E-Killed-Jas Litchield WOunded-W Beal. Mis-
sing-M Willard, VIM Suggs and Danl Briley;
-Klled-WB Molly. WOunded-CaptS E Thompson.
Missing Woodland.
R-Billed-Lt John Stockton and B A Campbell
Missing Henry Reeves.
I-Missing-F Jarvis and s Pickering
K-Mssing-M Hennesey, w Josey, W Bulse, Levers
Killed 5, wounded a. missing %.
Field and Staff-Wounded- s Bennett, severely.
Company A-Killed-A Kearney. Wounded-T Z
house, leg: Missing--Burge and Ales.
B-WOuuded-L J Myers, slightly; W Dorset, Sc
verely; W F Mckinney, severely; N Linch severely.
C-Wouuded-T Tillman, and Coyer, in arm.
D-Wounded-J Falls, right arm amputated b
E-WoGnded-TJS Smith, slightly; Felton, slightly
VT Young. severely; David Watkins, since died; Hinton
Poole slightly.
F-Kiled.Lieut F NJ Harvey. wouuded-J Fox,
White.
G-KiIltd-Lieut A Griffith wounded-J W Lse, in
finger; Lieut. T Leftwich, Il Wills, ] Jones, Sc
verey.
H Wounded-Lieut D McLester, H Mcclure, Green
Melton severely; Bunes, in hip; Harris, in face.
l-killed-E Baltimore. Wounded-Jacob Loft, severe
ly in arm.
K-Kiled-R G NOVEL;. Wounded-w q Hood, in
hand and flce Jacob Saunders, seriously Eli Hamilton
severe in thigh; J Maroon, finger shot Off Robert
Ruth, left amputated Culbert Adams slightly
THiriietG n C. Troops
Feld-Col Parker, seriously in face.
Company A-WOunded, Sergt Merritt, side; Private
Brewer, hand.
B-Sergt Williams, head; Private Louchlin leg
CHILLED Privates Swain and Hewitt. Wounded, Corp
Smith, face; privates Robertson face; Williams haud.-
Missing, private Mott.
Drilled, priv GOddn. Wounded, Capt Allen,
arm amputated; privS Barker, - Mason and Young.
E-WOunded, privS Lanier and Best.
F-Wounded, privs Crisp, neck Msdru, hand Forbes,
hip Hathaway, neck; and Mercer, arm amputaed.
H-Killed, priv NJ Nicker. Wounded, 1t A Brown,
thigh; Corp Hight, leg; Privs Morris, shoulder;
Nicker, arm; B Jackson knee; VIM McCarley, heel !;
Lawrence, hip. Missing, Corp L Brown, Mat
I-KiIled, j whitley Wounded, privs westray and
Wnstead, leg ampuated JOyner ard Jones' leg; Walk
er, shoulder. Missing priv Rackley.
k-COrp Bates, ARM Corp Russell, head privs Hood,
arm; Griffith, hip.
Total-kied So; wounded, 6 missing 5.
AGGREGATE OF CASUALTIES.
Killed, %
Wounded, l22
Missing SO q
Total, III
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EAGLE HOTEL,

n WILL OPEN THE EAGLE HOTEL FOR THE RE-
Il cePtion of Guests the first of June, and hope to be
able to entertain from seVentyve to hundred persons
during the summer
In connection with this large Hotel have number of
Hacks, Carriages Buggies and Saddle Horses that my
guests can get at a minutes notice.
J. N. BLAIR,
Proprietor Eagle Hotel,
AsheviHe, n G.
June 2, 1883. 45-2mpd
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Two FARMERS AND QUARTER MASTERS
Assistant Quarter Master Generals Office Richmond
Va, 18th June, 1888 Tax in Kind. The following is
the system adopted for the collection of the tax in kind
An officer of the Quartermaster Generals Department
is gned to the special charge of the subject
trolling QuartermaSter with the rank of Major is assign
ed to each State and Post Quartermaster with the rank
of Captain, to each Congressional District, where it is
practicable to collect the tenth.
Each Congressional District will be subdivided by the
Post Quartermaster in charge of it into sections for the
convenient delivery by the taxpayer of his quota pro-
duce and agents will be appointed by that officer to take
charge of the depots to be established in each section
Before these depOts be established the assessment
required under the law be made the crops of small grain
hay and the clip Of wool for the present year will have
been secured.
To relieve farmers from the risk and inconvenience of
storing the Government portion, well to obtain inn
mediate supplies for the of the army the Department
authorizes and requests farmers residing posts where
Quarermasters stationed to deliver the Govern
ments tenth, any part of it to that Quartermaster
Under the law farmers required to deliver their tenth
at depos not than eight miles from the place of pro-
ductOn Ifhey will deliver under this request the Gov
eminent will pay for the transportation in of eight
miles The Quarermaster receiving produce under this
much of his paid And the Post QuartermasIer
of the Congressional District is responsible for the tenth
after the has established and made it known
him. the Quartemaster to whom the produce delivered
will also receipt for it to the Post Quarermaser Of the
District who will endorse copy of the receipt upon the
assessors estimate before transferring it to the agents at
the receiving depot. LARklN SMITH,
A. Quartermaster Gen in charge.
June %, 1858. Slim.
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AN EYE WITNESS.

SHAMEFUL.-Gen. Jackson advertises in the Ms.
siSsipptan 24l members of the 4th Mississippi cav
airy as shaving disgraced themselves by basely and
cowardy deserving their posts, at time when their
services most needed" Among them are
eighteen non-commssioned officers and two Lieu
tenants
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-21

NJ C. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
IL pany, Raleigh, July 49, ls63-At a meeting of the
Directors of the Company, held July lth, 1865 it
solved that insurer in this Company who become
entitled in relation to the militia and guard for
Home Defence may upon payment of per cent the
sum insured to the Secretary any Agent of the Com
pany have his policy continued in full force for year,
as if be had not entered such service.
ReS0LUed further That the entry into such service with
out the payment of per cent extra premium shall not
be deemed forfeiture of the policy unless the insurer
entering, shall be killed die from wound received
disease contracted while in the service.
July II, 1868. 5S-St.
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ExECUT!vE DEPARTMENT. NoRTH-


July 10Th, 1868. General Order No. Is.
The Commanding Officers of the Militia are ordered
to enroll all ablebodied white between the ages of
forty and fortve years. who subject to the COncp
Act Those who exempt from military duty by the er.
empon acts Of Congress- not to be enrolled under this
order.
H. In addition to the exemptions under said act hereto.
fore published the following exempted under act of the
Congress- and approved April 3Jth 1868 Justices of the
Peace County Trustees County Solicitors Coroners Reg.
listers. Tax Collectors Deputy Sheriff each county
where there is Tax Collector Consabes now in Office
Deputy Clerk for each Court when the Court NAV re-
quest IL: County Commissioner for each county for dis
trbuting money and provisions among soldiers families
Agents appointed under of Legislature for public
duty, Militia officers Mayor and Police of Raleigh Will
mDgton Fayetteville Salisbury and Charlotte Counsel.
lOrs of State Board of Internal Improvements Literary
Board and the Employees of the State government the
different departments
Ill The Commanding Officers of the Militia will report
with the men ordered TO be enrolled Raleigh be-
fore the LIST of August.
Nv. Each man ordered above will bring with him to
Camp one good pair Shoes two Shirts two pair socks and
one blanket.
By order of Governor VANCE:
DAN'L F0WLE,
AdjatGnt G,RefdL
July IA, 1863 57-w&sw2w
~ All daily papers in the State copy one week, GDi
others papers two weeks and forward bills to Auant
Generals Office.