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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28

PALMER, ROSS & CO.,

~ GATE L. PALMER AND co.,
g.a Z ~ % Lewisburg Plsning Mill,
Ia ...:,..s. keep constantly. on hand and
N anuiacture to order Flooring. Siding,
ES00Fs. Sash, shutters. lItE;,s.s,
EzOuIdiugS of all patterns,
and all other descriptions Of Wood Work used
in Building.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
flied. All work warrantedio 10 give satisfaction
r5s-An extensive lot of z.EIm5cr OF al
descriptions on hand for sale.
Factory on North Second street, Lewistarg,P Pa
April %, 1859.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
LUMBER! LUMBER!!

vNHE subscribers have for sale r-r-.~-
Gn lots to suit purchasers)Ny -,ll-ssAi
large stock Of .- Nl.s
PINE BOARDS-Pauel Stuff 52ss:s q y.
Plank, SC. Also 5000 PINE RAILS.
&c inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash, al our Mills
on South Branch OF the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road al the end of our Road.
ryA Diploma for a superior sample Of
Planks, and Premium for Rails and Shing-
les, were awarded us al the last Union Co.Ag.
Fair. JOHN M'CALL d SONS,
ly1s2 Forest H.li T q, Union Go, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28

1 FER many years experience in all the
\ various branches Of the Art, the Propri-
etcrs confidently invite tine attention Of their
friends aud the public TO their extensive eSta-
blishment, hich presents the opportunity for
procuring the best Pictures, equal at least TO
anv frSt-class Gallery in the United States.
Preparations are complete for executing all
the improved st,les known the Art. They have a
d. TENT hrrar-el4n for r'-y ing lu rrnotvpes ScSc.
making them Life lie. f dr7irrithr only one Of the
Kind in this country Attached this establishment
are thTee col0rin- Artists.
FH0rasa.THs, including Painting, rs low as 50 90
do with frame do 2t1
DO 81 FGn. a.7-rts. Extra copies so cts.
or :5 Per dog. Life Photograph low as 81 and
Iyorytype nj lEDe. Durable Anitr0;ypys At 90
cents and upwards
A most extensive assortment cf Gjt Frames, emlrac-
ing select ami choice variety Of the latest styles Pri
ces from ~ cents aud uI.a ards
Especial attention bestowed uron T;fesizcd Photo
graphs m Oil transirrsf rom small pictures, l.om
lif'. Prices from 81 to 500.
pa-lnstru 'lious given ia the Art sS1y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
REMOVAL.

T p CHRIST. Esq. has removed his Of
I T., fee 10 The building Of jonathan Spyker
North OF the Court House, and Immediately
opposite the Buffalo House, where he will al
tend to all manner of business at his Office
with dispatch and promptneSS in his line OF
business. (Speaks both English and German)
April |, 1862. l.. B. CHRlSi.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28

Nine persons concerned in the robbery
Of Adams Express, have been detected,
and are now "incarceratei 10 a Bastiic,"
(as the Tory papers call it) Most Of the
great haul of plunder they had "seceded"
with, was recovered, aud returned by the
"tyrannical government, OF course, Old
Abe commenced the fuss, by issuing the
securities which caused desire to steal
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
.q-Instruetious given in the ait Of Photography.
r. NEWELL.


From Hon Lrv.s y. CtsPsrii, 81 G, Ohio
NV family aud fTardE an concur in the opinion that
the tNeWelu Picture BE- more I-like thaG any thiug
th-y ever sat Nv likeness has been repeatedly tak~n
b d-rout Artists in various ways, lot have u' eer
vet bad which TIN o. nstur" ali the lea
turps amp expressions feountsuanse - this.
From Hon. = J.Y 81 GL,s late Minister 70 Italy.
The exquisite finish beauty sni s0fjness Of your Tor
traits cor joined With then durability % color ~ ish
funess as zeursscs fil c1tusarnd them 10
the attention and Patronage OF all ho appreciate true
art.
From Cot JAMS PAGE
Having oc~asieu f4r portrait. procured one from
Mr.. Rnteri Ne~eil OF the city cf Ptiael pha min
turr in Oil Colors, aisrt t .r process diy-0veTsd tr'.
and take pleasure x rcssL- the saii- con
given e ouIy ., tl- accuracy cf the likeness hut
it, artistic finish 1 all respects sEd recommend him 10
the patronage of those disposed encourage the beauti-
iul art. ss:.ub JAMS PAGE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28

q | REWARD will be paid for the nearly
CI new Case and Silver SPECTACLES
designed for near sighted person. They
WEI ost in town some time since. please
ledt. al The Chronicle Oiicel
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
ICE.

rJNHE Dimes Saving Institution Of Lewis
burg has this day declared Dividend
OF Four per Cent. on the amount OF Stock
paid in. Payable TO the Stockholders IN
twenty davs from date. II. p. SHELLER.
Noy q lss2 Treasurer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
VARIETY STORE
AT THE
Old Post Office Stand.

A LARGE suppIyof Books, Stationery,
n Perfumery, Jewelry. Toys, Confecuon-
cries, Teas, Spices, Fruit, Nuts. BaSk,es,
Pictures, and variety of NICK NACkS for
sale cheap by
1881 H w CROTZER, Lewsburs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28

An aTerient and Stomachir PREPARATION ofIRON puri
ted Of oxygen and csYboD by combustion in hydrogen
sanctioned hv hc highest Hplical Authorities both in
EUroc and The Uuiled States and prescribed in their
practice.
The experience of thousands daily proves that
Tnration Of Iron o. sCmpared with Impurities
tn" blood deQress - I'd vital energy, pale and otherwise
scklv compexions indicate its necessity almost every
conceivable
Iunozious in all maad;c in which II has been tried
it has proved absolutely curative in each Of the follow
iEc complaints. viz:
n, Dii'y. Nrraus 4 7tr'ioHs, THaciI'iop Dgspsrsr,
C0gs910is, HidTT+c gSsary Aicpsaf G1eygtgiuti0a,
Screfsas iFsuiois, S1 Ehshia Misn Iti0E,
Ihiss Clorosis Ljrer 6amTigits Cayopic BeJdIches,
Ehs,asais Aiisrlli.E Ferris PimyJs on he Fdcs. de-
Put UP in neat tat metal boxes containing so pli.
price 80 cntsper ho for sale by druggists and lraler
viii b. sent free to any address iut Of the price.
All letters, orders. etc. should he addressed to
L. u. LOCKE Co, General Agents,
lys1 20 CEDAR ST., n. y.
Sold an Le'ris5urq Jy
Baker & Co--C " SchaG,e--P Caldwell
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
The Second "Sattle of the Kegs"

zone Of the most amusing-yet quite
mportant-events Of the Slavery war, is
well told, below Com Porter, when
above Vieksburg, rugged and painted up
large, crazy, old, tow-boat, so that she
appeared ike some new-fangled gun-boat,
then let her float into the broad current
Of the Mississippi. The Rebels thought
it was some fresh Internal Yankee inven-
ton, and fired all their guns at her; but
as she was frcightcd with mud and coal
only, she did not explode and kept
steadily, gloomily, portentously upon her
way So frightened We're the Rebels, that
they blew up their recent splendid prize,
the "Indianola," anl got the Queen Of
the West and all their other traps out OF
the way of this perfectly innocent, grim
looking monster, which did the Unionists
more good at less expense than any Of
our "boats' on the Father of Waters.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28

Rfugres (flreig1erSl from Richmond.
s,y they paid. in Confederate notes, $50
O. gold, and 375 for g S. currency.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
EFREL DOODLE FIZLLE.

EEBEL DOODLE FIZLLE.
There is an honest Yankee man,
With cannon and with mortar,
Upon the Mississippi stream
That gallant man is PORTER.
CHORUS.
Rebel doodle, hip-hurrah.
O, Rebel doodle fizzle;
A right smart chance Of powder losi
In Rebels naval drizzle.
He sent an old scow load of mad
And boards, in bad condition,
To draw the sneakinG Rebels out,
And waste their ammunition.
A ragged conscript 'spied the thing,
And cried, "Old Jeify, save us
A MONITOR is coming down
AboEtionists II have US.
"For your life, bows, to the guns,
Don't stop to eat your bacon;
reckon we shall all be killed
Aiore this thing Is taken
The gallant slaves of Reheldom
Now set their guns all blazing,
But still the Monitor kept on
Her strength it was amazing.
"Now stop" Rebel captain said,
"Don't let me hear = snivel;
Wen shoot again when daylight comes
If she don't prove the Dwell
He "toted" up a telescope,
And aimed "the trick right at her;
He grew so faint his knees did knock
80 what. what Is the nlattcr?'
"Why, sir, it is an awful thing
With ten feet iron sheathing,
And quarter boats, and great big guns,
And two big bilers seething.'
And then they banged away again,
And thought to bust her kettle;
They shot her through and through amain,
But could not make her settle.
The cane-brakc= shook with awful din,
The ducks dld quack Ti;a wonder,
The gar-fsh blew their boz. spouts,
And wildcats squA!led Ike thunder.
A perfect rain of shot and she'll:
What ship could this withstand, sir?
A possum from a gum tree winkcd,
And though; it awiul grand, SIR
The wolves a special pow-wow held,
The bears an extra session;
A wild goose danced her feathers off,
And looked Ike Old Secession.
The Rebel thunder shook the ground
Like forty thousand chaises;
1t made the aliigators snecze,
And catfish sweat like blazcs.
Yet onward went our Monitor
Just as the waves did paddle;
They blew their "Indianola' up
A terrible skedaddle,
The Rebel Queen, half dead with fright,
Turned aud ran down the river,
For fear the wooden Yankee ram
Would blow her all to silver.
Rebel doodle did You faint,
And sickish feel, and sore, sir?
Then eat mock turtle soup for greens,
Aud take glass of PORTER.
Bristol, March u, 1868. p. F. P.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
r. NEWELL'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
40. 9as, Ares. st. EihiladeIpliia,

one the largest ard most complete galleries in the
Uuitet -iates wh,r. tr best Pictures known 20 the
Phot1graphc art are taken 81 prices 10 higher
than are paid Tor miserable caricaturrs.
THE Proprietor. Practical Photographer. attends
persorsIlv every -itta and HiloWs picture q
lcsve the Gallery uu--- t gives perfect atsfartiou-
Daggerrcotyr-s and AIurot pee, OF absent or deceased
friends pho'o-r Fh"i ir rirri size. or taken on
Canvass If sze and painted ia ul 6y the best Artsts
Al this Gallery t.--urr- tr taken any weather
as perfect in clouly davs when o." shines.
Persons visiting the its r,v. -iais invited %
anime p,ei rs. which for price aGd quality defy
competition.
ra-IusJructions given in the AIT Of Photography.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28


The above is Tortrsit % David NC.sarT Of Maple,
Twp the lst dag Of August 1855, mad afda' it
before o Grrlsy That he treated Tor the eureb
CANcLE three Ph5 i-us Of Bedford county nd br Dr.
Newton or tie Ec.oetir COLLEGE, 'ucinunti fer "a
OF nesry -it months. Hats -iaudug which has !P
nose and por,ion II has if ohsst sHt1sly eatR
Gtc1yf lie had -Nru up al hop. hen he heard Of the
''loud Searcicr aud VAS induced - try il. FoUr bot
ties crred hin. taitough sadly di.gared there Is
no question hut this iuvslus e medicine saved his life
Tie full particular Of is remarkable may beseun
in a Circular 40 he Iat of sny of the Agents.
We also refer @ of Nancy biesSney, of E.icrton
Armstrong CO. Pa ScEOFU IA after being unable
70 grt out of bel far three y-ars-
To the Of ialy in Areouve. Ciearfcld Co., who
also afflicted with S-r0il "a In It's worst form.
To the oi t"oTr Ie ,, residnr IN CarroiitoVn,
Cambria TO. Pa, Wh1 badly afflicted with Cancer
that il his entire Of, and his WOrse,
possible, than hCrrarv'=.
The Particulars Of tese cssesevery one Of which was
cured the Of the BLOOD Srarcier'-Lay also be
found IN a Circular To- hr I7d 0f any Of the Agents.
GiD. NASH. Proprietor. P!fiNhrfs, fa.
ta Iahnrrrrv for the manufacture and sale near the
Feun'a abroad Depot Holiday = Ur-. Pa sold hy 9
". s-a:,. Lrsis'rJrg: NVrci-ht iIausk. Guiislor
Roads: Rudy Iiimm-lrrich. Farm-r-ville; Cummings
" tmsr, iartlrt.n; D II. Eissrl!, MminbUrg; L. :
stamG, Winfied shindle 4 WaseEseler, sel!nsgrove:
y9l4
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Com.
plaImI.. .l.LL- ao.-Le luL.- leE eAsei-
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
COUGHS. COLDS. IlOARsENEss lNFLU.
ENLN. Ei,OECBITI>. HOPPING
IGJCIJ. CtOI l.. As1HlIA. IN
CIPiINT CONSUNPTrON,

-ri fr tha ref q eclsunPti'e latrnis IN hevsneet
,Ia-es q d.. 4sess-.
We nod mt ---ak n tfe irl'ie a is 1iftue..
Iiutt ever ard slIuost eseTy klInsi q the
'u.5.,au States wonderful cures uf pulmonary
rlaris have Insv 90 ALREADY t,0v1. Nsy. few the
sH-r rHy ,Sitz-i cCrutr1 this rrTtiu-ut i;b-
rstsas rIcue- 81 iis tt'cts aud sy=srv-t
the uuiiss vht.s III IN lave ong tIera
.'ls wing trophy oi s v!ciorf tie sutts dam
-e.>e- rs r.- taraf al. lungs. bile Il Is tho
..f g.rfr. -~. .f, r.T hu0 t8r the fofn
, and aisrs~ts % the pulmonary oIgaus il
slsr tii- Fie~5t--t siu safest oily tr; be
p'csej Tor infants sud ycuua Terss fsrrnis shori
usye n IL sfr agzust tie Ii-tU~ enemy that steals
urou t-ru uup.-i4-sd- We have a. niaut cryrnds
believe The CsFg I,r0i saves more lives ~ the con-
suuip'iors prevents thau I'se u cures kser II ly
-rd cold. while jlay eUrahls-
--f tlrH uf-ii iutu s- COS. nas'er The lusa~rstle
raikcr .l1t fl.'~r The WHAT'S cas- your hfe TEay
III know she Crr1aIul 'afats oi lang d-srers ana ss
thy kuuv tir virtues a, sis Feni.'v- uev Lot DO
aI.r Than ;rl 10 T. sfl made fEs lcst u can
.e. We sJayc 10 tiI O. YTcduCe " the
most irfr r0slle. sud thus afford thrsc he rely On
IL the lest agent sk fufrish for then cure
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28

- Mr.. STAHL-RO0k Esinder-has
returned TO his shop m lewisburg, again to
attend to all kinds of work in his line. Bring
along your Books, Magazines, Newspapers,
&C., for the Book-Binder.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
p REM0V A T,

RCIhot v AL.
TOHN A. MERTZ, Esq, has removed his
y Office on Market st. two doors west of
the Lewisburg Bank, where he will attend to
all manner of business in his line with
prompiness. Speaks both English and Ger
man. J. 4. MERTZ
Lewishnrs. April /, 1862
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
Indigestion and Ilnpnrity Of The Blood.

fr7 a.r J. 3. Hns. I''lor Of -ifoesf f7'feh. B.se"
UF. Ann hrvv ue,i iaur rll, With e4tTaorlin.ry
i4 Iy f,ay and tu's. afa csi'd osi.is
disrrss Ta Iff- til@ organs 0l i-esiion snd p"I
., t, blood the, aIs TIE very ef T1ns-iy have ever
known. and l coihieuty recun,meud them 70 my
friends hlur-, :. v hiNts
WAusyv, WYo,fIVs CO. y. T. Oct u. 1855
Ir.R SIN. a r.i1ig YOUR Cat-rtie flls ny prAo-
I'm ..LL---t nnr-.I.rr erhll.s lha
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-06-30
MERCER Il WEAVER

ATTORNEYS, d SOLICITORS in CHANOEhi
and Notar;e. Pubc All legal business promptly atten
ded To- once in Boies' Block, Maia st HUDSoN, NJ.
@. MERCER. Ohh"hN' h' "A'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-06-30
snuf OFF rnk ESeLrsif SUPPLIES.

The peaceful and proper remedy, for We
mus, look forward to these matters. The
Government is no doubt doing IL, but We our
selves must look al is for we are the people
We are the Government (spplause) and when
our Government gets ready TO take the step
We must be ready to support it. England
tells I'd what TO do; when thsra was lIkel'-
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-06-30
C. M. WARRING,

DEALER IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS. SILVER AND PLATED
WARE, JEWELRY, DC.
w.,dron'. Hotel Block, No. lHnlsdale Mich jan los
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u
beon: How arc we TO get these men back +
how are we to get this territory ckl-how
are we to reconstruct the Union think
that is much better answered upon this lypo'
thesis than upon any other. There are but
two ways in which this contest can be end,d
One is by revoluiionizing given portion Of
this country and having them ask to be ad
mitted into tho Union: tho other Is to bring
il back BY the triumphal car Of victory
Whenever any portion Of ,he inhabitants o.
the South shall become again part Of the
Union, and shall erect themselves into State
and ask us 10 take them back with such
Constitution as they ought TO DO admitted
with, there is no difficulty 10 its being done
There is no witcbcry about il. This precise
thing has been done in Western Virginia
She went out,and stayed out for while. u,
the aid Of our armies, and by the efforts Of he
lcitiz,n., she re.revoluionizsd and threw oi
the Government of the rest Of Virginia ant
the Confederate yoke, erected herself into
State, with a Constitution which believe j
quite satisfactory to you, especially with th
amendment, came back, and has been receiv
ed again into the Union. This is the first, th
entering wedge, Of the series Of States wbNl
will come back in that way. But il they vii
not come back, We are bound to sutjugat
them. What then DO they bccomei Terrific
ries OF tho United States. (Applause w
acquire them precisely as We acquired CalIio'
MIA and Nevada; not exactly As we acquire
Texas. Was there any difficulty 70 dealinu
with the State of California; Will there b
any difficulty 10 our admitting as ncw Sat
Nevada. when ready to come in and ripe .
come inf Was there any difficulty in takinl
in a portion Of the Louisiana purchased VIII
there bs any difficulty whsu her people ar
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-06-30

CoSFIsCATfoN OF REBEL PROPERTY.
Another Of tho logical consequences il
seems 10 me that follow with insxorablc and
not to be Stunned course upon this proposition
that we are dealing with alisn enemies, is in
our duties with regard to the confiscatiou Of
their property, and that would seem TO me to
be easy settlement under the Constitution and
without any discussion, II my frat proposition
is right. Has It not been held from tho be-
ginning Of the world down to tbi, day, from
the time the Israelites took possession Of the
Land OF Canaan, which th,y got from alien
enemies, has it not been held that tho whole
property OF those alien enemies belonged 10
the conqueror, and that il has been st his
mercy and his clsmency what should be done
with III For one, would take IL aud give
the loyal men who was loyal 10 the heart ol
The South, enough 10 make him ~ well ~ be
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12
Proclamation by the President
Soldiers Absent Without Leave Recalled.
ExEsUrlvE MANSION, }
Washington, March 10. {

ExEsUrIvE MANSION. }
Washington, March 10.
10 pursuance of the twenty section Of
the &C oil Congress entitled an &C for enrolling
and calling out the national fsI ces, and for
other purposes, approved on the third of March,
IN .he year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-Ihree, |, Abraham Lincoln, President and
COm n @nder-in Chief Ut the Army and Navy of
tue United Safes do hereby order AID COM
mand that all soldiers enlisted and drafted into
the service OF the United States, now absent
from their regiments without leave, shall forth
with return Q their respective regiments and
do hereby declare and proclaim that all SOL
dlers now absent from their respective regi-
mems without leave, who shall, on or before
the lss day OF April, 1868, report themselves at
any rendezvous les'gnated by the general order
OF the War Department No So, hereto annexed,
may be returned to thsir respective regiments
without punishment except the forfeiture Of
pay and allowance during gheir absence aud
all whe do not return within the time above
specified, shall be arrested us deserters and pun
lshed as the law provides.
And whereas, evil-dlsposed and disloyal per-
sons at sundry places have ensiced aud procured
soldiers TO desert, and absent themselves from
thsIr regiments. thereby weakening the strength
OF Ehe armies, and prolong!ng the war, giving
AID and comfort to the enemy, and cruelly ex-
Posing the gallant and faithful soldiers rem ain
ing in the ranks, TO increased hardships and
dangers, do, therefore call upon all patriotic
and faithful clnzens to oppose aud reslsl tae
aforementioned dangerous aud reasonable crimes
and and ID restoring 10 their regiments all SOL
ders bsent without leave, and to assist in the
rx.cation OF the act of Congress Tor enrolling
ana calling out the national forces, and for
other purposes and to support the proper
authorities IN the prosecution and punishment
OF offenders against said act, and in Supprs sing
The Instruction and rebellion.
La testimony whereof have bereunto set my
hand. Done at the city of Washing on, this
10Th day of March, In the wear of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and si1sy three, aad
the Independence of the United Stares the
eighty seventh. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

preserved :" Responsively to that sentiment, l
upheld the arms of both those magistrates to the
exeat of my ability and at the sacrifice OF hone
and all endear ments, and am now bearing arms,
amid disease and death, against an armed enemy
who would desecrate it
:. Northern Pcace-mongers, who would DIS
honor that sentiment by proclaiming an armls-
tice IN thu face of q rebsIous and defiant enemy
but add pusIIanimity to trsachery, and truly,
as you energetically say, " will be carried
away if not by " the torrent " of public
opinion, eventually by force Of arms.
Your obedient servant.
JOHN A. MCCLLRNARp."
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12
From the Christian Messenger
From the 10Th Vermont Regiment.
In CAMP NEAR FAIRFAX STATION, Va,

In CAMP NEAR FAIRFAX STATION, Va.
March An, 1868.
DEAR MESSENGER We have had some
disturbance here, since our last writing. The
cause, we imagine, has been but slight, but
there has been rebel raid near Centerylls
With some skirmisbing with our pickets. We
have lost some horses, and few men have
been taken prisoners. Twice during the week
we have been under orders to be in readiness
TO march at moments notice, and two nights
have been spent IN expectation, that We might
take sudden leave Of our eDcampment The
rebels are making sudden dashes at different
points, we thuk for the purpose of keeping no
appearances, and iuduciog US to retain large
force Tor the defense Of Washington, and this
portion OF Virginia But we conjecture it to
be telnt, and they have ut this lime, no large
force In this portion Of the state. Col
Wyndham recently, with force of about a
thousand cavalry recOnnoiterod down as far az
warrington aud Cupepper Cour House with.
OUT nad'ng the rebels i'll iorce and only small
squads OF rebel cavalry. They returned to
C'n'sFViIle to-day, TUESDAY passing by our
encAmpment at the Station. They ook in heir
scout few prisoners. 1t is evident that the
rebels manage "i'h considerable Shire daess
In making age show, out OF small capital
They are such hypocrit,s in all respec p, and
their claimed struggle for freedom, is pre-.
'eoss under which they are seeking for the
triumph OF tAo Oasost tyranqy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12
New YORK, March 9. 1868.
GEN. NJ 'cLERNARD $ LRrqER.

bEFJsE VICk>BURG, Fob. Sc, 1868.
Hon. John Van BmeA:
An exUscs :rom your late speech has iuss
coms under my notice Is has tns clear. . d
iemucratic ring, and contrasts 81 s,rlk,D.lv
'lth the spurious smanatlOus OF la,ter dav
ieRocratlc Imp0stcrs tDa6 C2anUt turbsar 10
a'l u IL rsm'nds me of she better days of
ne demo ra''c party. when, undar tae IN. pira
'ionSof Jacks'a ami your hther Ia boosted
"A'ch"ord vas " The Ualsn-i. must be