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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
General Election Proclamation.

"1HEREAS, in and by an Act Of the
w General Assembly of this STATE. entitled
AN Act 10 regulate the general elections Of
his Common we alih." enacted on the I'd day III
Iuly, 1899, i, is enjoined on me To give public
io,ice o! such elections TO be held, and 10
.numeraie in such no,ice what officers are 10
,e elected, I, l. r ALBRIGHT. High sheriff
# the county of Union, do therefore hereby
make and give this public notice 10 the electors
" the said county of Union that GENERiL
ELECTIONwili be held in said countyon the
SEouNp TuEso,Y Of OcroBEW MKT (being the
I:S,h day of the said monthly at the several
Districts composed of the following townships
and boroughs. VIZ:
! district. al the late Commissioner office
in aud for New Berlin borough.
| II district, al the house of Thomas Pursel,
| in and for Union township.
! Ill district at the house of Theobald Sanders
i'll and Tor White Deer township.
/ ~ district. al the house Of James Lawson,
in and for Kelly township.
! district. at the house of George Wolfe.
| in and for East Bufidloe township.
vi district, at the house of James MCreight,
IN and for Buffaloe township.
VII district, at the house now occupied by
Jacob Deckard, in Mlfflinburg. for West Buff
faloe township.
VIII district. at the public school house in
and for North Ward in Lewisburg borough.
IL district, al the Buffaloe House, in and for
South Ward in Lewisburg borough.
Y district, at the house now occupied BY
| WIN. Inhoh, in and for Mifflinburg borough.
| XI district, at the Laureton School House,
in and for Hartley township.
MI district, al the house Of Peter Wehr, in
and for Limestone township.
! XIII district, at the election house near
John Relish, in and for Lewis township.
| XIV distrct.at the house Of William Wolfe,
in and for HaT,eion borough.
XV distric, at the house Of J p Hagenbuch,
at Uniontown, in and for Brady township.
At which time and places there will be
elected BY ballot
One person for Judge Of the Supreme
Court of this Commonwealth;
One person for Governor Of the Common
wealth,
Two persons as Representatives Of Union,
Snyder and Juniata counties IN the General
Assembly Of this Commonwealth;
One person for Register and Recorder OF
Union county;
One person as County Treasurer;
One person as County Commissioner
One person as County Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

PALMER, ROSS & Co.,
~- oars Z. .rAIssn An" cs.)
7; Lewisburg- Planning Mill,
~. keep cossiansly on hand and
u1anulacture to order Flooring, Siding,
Doors, Sash, Shutters, Blinds.
MOW,dlngs Of all patterns,
and all other descriptions Of Wood Work used
in Building.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
filled. All work warranted to give satisfaction
GSA extensive lot Of Lumber OF all
descriptions on hand for sale.
Factory o,i North Second street, Lewisburg. ia
April 22, 1859.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
pufktpt Rtaper \ Mowtr.

'I'HE unprecedented success Of the Buck
i eye" j. the strongest pro'f of its superior
excellency. The BUCKEYE has caused a
complete Revolution in the Manufacture OF
REAPING AND MO WING Machines. aud
its reputation is SO well established that it Is
scarcely necessary TO particularize its advan-
tages. We will, however, call the attention
of the farmers to few Of It's merits.
The TWO DRIVING NHEEI.S-,he
Pawls and Springs, by which the machine
NAV be thrown out Of gear, or he backed
without vibrating the knives-the Steel Gutter
Bar-thc Wrought Iron Guard. with Hardened
Steel Face or Cutting Edse-the Double
Hinged Joint. by which the Cutter Bar may
he FoIded-ihe long Crank shaft-,he Steel
Spring and Wheel, by which the Gutter Bar
NAV be raised and lowered so as to cut as
low to the ground as may be de>ired-lbe
Steel PiInan and Brass Box-Is Light Dram
-(no Side Dtsf)--no weight On the horses
nrcks-backs as easily as cart-all Of
which form a combination Of advantages
which no other machine possesses.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
Last and Best News !

WE have just received from Philadelphia
w and New York, very large and well
Selertpd Sinck of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

THE subscriber con- -
L iinues to carry on the % &&
Livery Business al 38S IS -
the Old Stand ON South
Third street, near Market, and respectfully
soliciis the patronage of his friends and ths
public generally. CHARLES 7. HESS.
Lewisburg, May -, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
Best Machine In the World! !

The subscribers return their sincere
thanks to their friends for the generous sup
por, ihey have received in introducing the
celebrated Buckeye Reaper and Mower into
CenlraI and Northern Pennsylvania. and are
much indeb,ed To Them for their warm greet
,nss and kind Offices in recommending IL To
their friends and neichbors.
For Certificates. &c, see Circulars, which
NAV be had Of any Of their Agents.
They also manufacture Meyers Pat
cni Piston Grain Drill. which rs
acknou lodged To he the REST SEED SOW
Err N USE, and the only one which
.SOWS OATS PERFECTLY!
Also. the keystone Glover Isuiler.
which cleans thoroughly, without in The least
iniuring The seed. Will clean more in the
same time than any other machine in use.
They also manufacture and keep on hand
for sale DnrEng's Trend Po,cer and Ihresher;
Telegraph Fodd'r Gutter (fwo sises); Cook"s
Stores, among which is the celebrated Con
tinen,al = Parlnr n"d Office Hores. and all
finds Of Cnsf and Wroughf Ir"n and Brass
Work. SIIFER. W WALLS.SiIRiNER& 4 C'.
Central foundry, Lewisb"rg. Pa.
March Al 1852
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

s-There can be but two sides during
Rebellion: which side are You on, Be
tase vou choose the right side.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
G. ID. BREWER,

Attorney nj Law,
LEwIsRrRG. VyI0y CO.. "a.
OFFICE ION Marker St) formerly occupied
~ bv Vim Cameron, Jr.
Coliecti"ns and other professional business
promptly attended 10. Claims fer Pensions.
Bonntles and arr~ars Of pay due from Govt,
made oaI and collected June !. 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
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Zen Jump into the Wagon, and all take rids

"weT jump into the Wagon, and all take rids
A LARGE, handsome ~
y and verv comforta- ESZ8
Bile WAGON has been
itled up for the especial aecommodation 0
Pic-Nic and other similar excursions. Term
moderate. Apply To JOS. M. HOUSE,
Lewisburs. June 3, 1859.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
rEroE STATE CENTRAL coxxIrrkE ROOMS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16, 1868.
The Committee congratulates the friends
Of the Union throughout the State on the
glorious greeting MAINE sends to Us TO-
day, and ventures 70 express the hope that
it will prove At once an incentive to gen.
erous rivalry of her majority, and an omen
Of the victory which awaits US in October.
To make that victory decisive, our
great need now is local organization and
local eaort, t,snd wherever two or three are
gathered together in the name Of L1BER-
TY AND THE UNION, we beg them to
direct their labors by township meetings,
hy circulation of documents, and BY all
the proper agencies Of an active and thor
ough TOWNSHIP CANVASS, to coun-
tersct the SANDERS and falsehoods which
the enemies of the Government are busily
.ow;ns in the agricultural regions, in the
rural districts, and in the more thiply
eettled portions of the State.
California, Kentucky and Milne have
pronounced the doom of all Northern
.ympsthizers with treason; and when
Ohio and Pennsylvania ehall have deci-
tively ratified their verdict, the rebellion
will be virtually ended, and peace will
soon gladden. the land.
In this good hope Of the near future.
le. US all take courage and 50 forward to
renewed labor, and sacrifices for the safe
y Of the Republic.
In behalf of the Committee.
WAYNE M'VEAGH, Chairman.
"a The CorPERHEAD RIor, and Gov.
Fcymor's dallying with the mob friends"
has killed him and his party in New York
State. He pretended he would support
the Government, but proved false in the
Lor- Of trial. Hundreds and thousands
Of Democrats who voted for him, will now
vote the Union Ticket-cspecially do the
men Of property see that mobs and Rebels
are infinitely worse than father Abraham's
mild and patriotic administration. One
who supported seymor last fall, spoke at
the Union meeting, in Bloomsbury. and
there is no doubt that Copperhcadism is
10 be swfully whipped out in York State
rsxt November!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
Finest Galleries in the Country

Having superior facilities and long ex-
perience. he is satisfied that his work cannot
be beaten. Call and lesI his workmanship.
LewIsourc, Aug. l5, g..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

The Government can do nothing which
the Copperheade will not deuounce. Their
papers, from the largest TO the smallest
are frantic at the suspension of the Habe-
.. Corpus. We do not suppose that trai-
TOR. will be pleased at any act that defeats
their plans So let them howl
Richard Brosdhead. Ex y. s. Senator
from fenneylvanis, died at his residence
Il, Esston, Thursday morning last.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

COAL-COAL-
TIME subscriber keeps constantly on hand
large assortment Of the very best Sha
mokin and Wilkes. Barre COAL, for lime and
stove purposes, which he will sell Al the very
lowest prices for Cash.
Also. Biaeksmihs' Coni, Plaster and Salt.
Wish il distinctly understood, that will not
be undersold by any man.-Having good
weish-scales, full weight will be given.
Coal Yard near WeidensauI's hotel.
GEORGE HOl.STEIN.
Lewisburg, May 27,'5o.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
RENIOVAL! !!

~ l.. MOWRY has removed his Photo
IL. graph Establishment 10 the
New Building on Market street. recently oc-
cupied by DR.. Burlan. OPPOSITE THE
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
CITY POLITICS.
Tn. sfcKeen Democracy.


We assursd In contradiction to the reports
culaton that the hcKcon democracy. .w have boxes
shs several polling places that shey win have ckess for
voters; that circulars viii bs scss Throughout the 10 ~p
that there will be McKeon men in tho bxes and that all
the bills OF that wing Of the democracy viii be paid.
The last mentioned point the most important one Bot
let every tub stand on Ms own bottom
Ths Right OF seIatsrs to Vote.
appears, bv from wshingtou. that about
sghtssa thousand Ssw York volunteers in the army
have been furoushsd and sent home for the purpose OF
voting at tbe election Tomorrow
The impression Dc quite prevslsni that ihese
soldiers have right 70 derosn their ballots because the
CONSTRUCTION Of thh state requires qua nsd voters
must have been year IN the ssate SIR mn,bs the
coanty and thirty davs 10 tho polling district previous
70 the election. But seein shd Of article secopd Of
shs consttasn, provides for and quan nss soldiers
saibvs a. follows t-rs
secpsn o. For sbc purpose Il voting M psrscu sbaIlbe
deeussd TO have gained 90 S@t resi6eucc BY resson
hw ressncs 90 ab~soes phfe erpoysd A< Srre> OF
hs sateSs ~ this sIAs Tho Tinted Staes o. OF ths
bixb ssas nor while Aodens Of any seinary o. sssn.
ing scs ~hbc kept ~ any alnahos osbss q yIns a.
puols sxpsoss nor ubns cosna-d IN any public prsen
According 70 shS psovsop. sadssr last residence
wsvvss " ssssinx Mn vsssncs sow 70 the exsus a
qualifying him seesss. As has .nei,hss s..ssi
nor ses rsdcsos" sunr his Absencs IN The service Of
the United Statcs- ws rrfN
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
The Expected Arrival of sh~sroartssnsh
Brookiyn Reg snsens.

Tho Fourteenth regimen, Of Brockiyn are sspectsd D
arrive here today. meeting q members ~ Brook
lyn militia bed Al The CITY Armosy yesterday altar
RON fr the parfo-e Of making preT1nOos Tor their
recspton Brgadier General Csooss made rsuafss
ulon tbs occssn sua stated inst definite infofaiboa
was had az yst relative to time of the fey
nfnt arrival A. order cyrls h. i~susi ~ the m
mpndsnts of the effefrnf mfns regiments 90 the a.
previous 70 eectOs reatye 70 their assembling, n1tss
I we @nvi ~o1h be gven BY foalte~ taps b~ng
swucs opon the tity Hat bell. The foareeuth OF
pette1 hets some tms uhm aft.rpoon my have re.
otved fdsfr W cpms hsre ior tn pfvvs~~ ~ hras
~ t1ef decfmsisd rabks hey OIL duet receive
soran ana estbes'iic rseepton 81 TIE hAsds q t1sr
breokiys fellow citizens
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
Six teen and q Half Millions Hold in
!, One Day, and Thirty-six Millions
& i.ais1 in One Week, ss
z a.ssaa ~ 'nag .@ss .

~ PulADEiPn1A. Nov. I, 1859.
the Subscriptions Agent reports The sale OF
nve twentes saturday making sas 900 oco for
the week Some dslay may be experienced In the de.
livery Of large subscriptions: but u the intention, as
far possible 70 deliver subscriptions all amounts
under 1000. %
The public win bear in mind that e than $50 900 oco
Of thsse bonds remain unsold. and that foreign
compe,tion is very heavy. Tho loan VIII proba.
by All be taken before the LIST Of Dscem.
ber. and there is no obligation On the part Of the
Treasury to retain for public bdlps. The las, hun
dred millions win therefore DO taken by capitalists.
trust companies and banks for Investment ana - the
wish Of the Subscription AGENT to avoid favortsm
combinations, BY giving people timely Of the
tngencics Of the loan being consumed add sammariy
placed beyond their reach, except Ma premium.
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
Jhe Laird Rsms.
voRKxEs sTILI EnvsovsD ON ruK ysssN, y

i IFroh tbe lDndob nnn, Oct z01 III
The steam n rbuss6D ettI Iies noored aioogsi6s
The victoria wharf she is now Under sffv laree on A
party a mayines ~ dtk un Sunday a rnarlp. uad.r
arms, uas pacing the orecasiie. Ihe Gosh awk lu pst
now moo ed alongside the ~ louss0n, blt ~ moprsd Ia
The quay, tbs of the " ifN0IF IT'-- "
worklaen were employcd up 70 satprd,y Afternoon on
board ~ foussen, pushing forward her nit nxp
ina Rkns LIKELY TO 60 10 rUAsky AsD ayAsp rus
IN vI We BosPHoRrs. f fIf MfNT
fFrcw, tho Liudon Herald Oct i41
Whatever may be the intention OF the government Win
re-pecf W these formidable atteut has
ueen male 70 stop the builders rom Completing aud
hNng hem up ready fortaa. The Cispm House oficers
no",vef, ms stu ON board, sni Va. Goshawx. tsndsr
mo0rsd lee 10 tho ram whct !. bsoy d,tss ~.
m me ereat fnat. 10 the obcot IN rnoortne
~, hles,v seip Lysrpoci opposta the Blrkeahead
tbs gevernr-ns sseus IN haveeasred Its nnutes toe
os vessel, which formed q the channel aee Vii IN
f~eW Ns'en the sereey, has eft this port r,r Wv.
mouth Her future destiBst.on 10 no, snsvn. bu, "A =
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
news s.s~ san PYsmss.ss.

HffFhf7fH"fI I'rfl " III
ffso hs, ben bss mt's b..ius~s sss.s iftrs t,.s
hsns. ssrnr ih~ ~sss rhs ,ssbiaf uss ,aiisaa
wy. nsa-sss ssa<xs ss rssuias sps as.su,ssas
are npsa srcsn. wh9i~ais irssgfis ars slSgA t.,ss
susis~s. -ah The pstsssr. cssiis s@y h.s sarsasss
2ps .srushss sas1 iss ssd Alk zic.
Trssssnsr Ash.ssssf sbos.ss sfossr- - cs,sertls
srer,. we're auAcbsi ,sasy - stosi t1sfSs ts1s
rom ,s- srsar fAssr M eoasssu q basass ~ e,isi-
ssfsd vsfy tsaitby.
L>ssirx mis'nx sto.s o1-ihse % sef'in. ~tus Ap-
p~oastss opb sssai 81 sDs pst foo, Ana oegi0 "a
cuusytTo
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
TaeAsoxAsls PLOT IN OHIO.

Extraordinary s"a Highly Imports ne
Devslspsasass-Disoeve % . Csasps.
rscy ca Libers's the Rebel Prisoners ~
! Camp Chasc. ssizs shs Arss sa,. Rs lease
John Morgan, aud Prepare an. Way 6sr
GRAND Rebel fnvasisa oS shs sssse,
&C., &C., <se.
cnosssri, Sov. !, isss.
An eItrsordsny case q ussson has rsesauy ocss 10
light, mpo.,ns several persans 10 the ety. ooismbss,
oovinson and Se~rort, All ooasplras TO ssIsass the
rebel pfisncrs Camp Chase and oyershfDs us sists
rossrpmsnt
IN conspiracy broarhi 70 Iirti ~ rnnei saiss
detectives. who sspJossa ~ tho Parties Implicated
"a b, sp,ss from the rebel 1my ssd sus treated u.ih
fan oauaarpcs.
Tbs pi,t, ss dscossi the ss.sctl,ss .ss that en-
si,scs bs ,nA5. Camp chAss The sssSa
pfssossrs confined there, nsmbsrns thirty svs bonSsss,
ssiss the srrspti II coismoy, i.ss possasIoa a ths
Penhsn,lary rs;ssss John Mnrrsn the ohsf eesss
oonnssi tssre, snd tssn 70 rss<i e.nyASn
IN ONO
un,si s,siss NssssAl ssaa- and Provost nssss4i 4.
J. ssny arrested The fono~lnr prscos lmplcsssA 10 The
po,,-ohAsiss ". H u.,heas. ~ osisnbs-, fsvmsrly
sebooi conmslopa q Dtie. %. crsssot. 81 c.iaaLos.
frDs,y Sssiss in Ms tshs<sssa fss~'sss-~fa -es 20
lead the sisss ca Camp chAAA. Jsmss y rsispo. s< Co
vnres. rsssss sssos " sS rsba xevsrasss,
-be fsrsshsa soesy W ,hs sssscsy-. .ss.s ~. ,rs-
ps-}oa that lhNy spss. and scocrclss " xx1As-
nsus ~sss 10 D~~s Cssbcsss ssa Tho oiS~s 81 cssop
GAsss, srd sssia 10 Rsfanus sbs p.4a 81 s,s~os,
Rass ncfosah, ~ covins,sy vbo se,sa - mai c1rO
through ssbsi las sboss As-~~ ga TIE h~s>ss-
pss % tss rsesi. sAssss r. ihon.s. nsschsss isDos.
~ csc,pssil, sss vfe. sas csshsfss P~m~ss<s ~
Gnoitn,r
iaswnsos h.s s>sn cvsshss mat ~ prs.ssrNs
sri.x 10 iIisos. -afisx fos t<s outsfssh fAs sp.s
otssr psrusulao s's secTH v ,hs sstteit~s tt
have hoi ysi bssn male pss.o
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
>~>~-~~~~~->~~~-~~-~~--~
ARRIVAL OF THE HECLA.
Laird's Men Again at Work
on One OF the Rams.
The Sultan Of Turkey Offers to
Purchase Both Vessels.
xhs MEXICAN Dsputation Detained
In Paris.
>s,oy>o~.>~~~~~~1>~~~>~~~~ 81
Wil PRBLMs IN INDIA AND JAPAN.
Additional Details Of the Destruction Of kassi-
ma, Japan, By the British,
!"

The extra Cunard steamship Hecla Captain hcCau,ey
from Liverpool Il lP H. on the 10th and Queenstown
on the ul arrived st this port s an early hour yes
terday morning. tetsfrr f1sa #s ~ 81 u5 Gaf.
The news has been anticipated in ~ main points BY
Tho tsIssrspho reports sf the GsrmanA and City Of
washiDgton or Cape Race, published In The HEAIo last
Friday morning. -ei@og ea ase r. w 2.
The European dies by the Hecla three days later
than those hand BY the Canada rne papers contain
The following interesting details OF the news'-rs 8
The London Observer says:- +7
The Hon. w. Elios, son Of Earl st. Germans, who has
been secretary Legation Brazil S about 70 proceed
10 Washington secretary 70 her Maestys Mksion TO
the UlIted states, the Of tho H0, w stuart,
who about be absent eave for the benefit f his
health. tae sitea.a1W .ieslH u .G a fJE GlaE9
Mr. Mason, the Southern Commissioner, who had
turned England from France, the guest OF Mr. w.
g. Lindsay, NJ. p.
Major Beresford N. p, during recent after dinner
speech in England, Said
He ayowsd BEFORE and he did finch from saying IL
now, that no rather addicted 70 what the Amefc ms
called ssouhern procvities in other words whatever
south and not the North and ne firmly believed thar
this feeling shared Ly large and iuenti MAORI
ty OF bis constituents, but OF his couDtry
He said this the moro strongly and deliberately In consc
the high position Of Secretary Of state for Foreign Affairs
at Biargowre the day. He MAJOR Beresford) had
hesitation ia denying the accuracy Of tht stisencnS.
Earl ne Grey delivered speoch Rpon in which he
| said ~r a-rf .is. ~
We have from the our intention pro-
serve 10 the contest going IN America position Of
strict neutrality. (iear, hcar) That posittol we nave
proof Of the truth OF th assertion should discover
& I rsa.sc y" thss holding an equal balance be
The New York herald., 1863-11-02

rrs riSs Ynursbsr.-- ne rsft 80 .ssy -sa attend
% ys~tsrssy 10 oosssqssses % ne so~tss ~ We -s4
tbor sishovsh ,i~ pfsssgs. dsv hsi bsea Get ssa
p,sasst sagagi pgsyeni tAs eaoert from tslas p<e.
fsrmsi rbs C4rso y rspiay sgpsesshiss co-nrssusa
To- spf tsi1s gaisr ibs gfoess ~ ssflns, " 20 v
D. q 1 artstc snl taftfal "a Dee sAa.
tlor hss b.rn f~ssfy .sss~ 70 th~ r<g<ai n
TIE b~le - To- cinlsa ~ the b~n hA.x fsyesal
rer aait,.s tss sfp~ci~i " ~ spoFb btie1 N fs.
wesss t . fsuoTer tat the ~iut~ I'D thfo,x1
TIE rostAs q iiibs 80 We oysnas ssssn< sstsoa
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
J Wsshington Dsssaseh.

WAsnlSoros, Nov ], 1868.
Tho usual sunday rumors Of battles ana skirnishcs
have been prevalent " day All u than have however
traced the tina, unusnsi activity prevailed Ia
those bureaus Of tbs War Department I'm fned,tey
Decsed with The movements the army aud lLa, certain
preparations been observed usually made upon ihs
eve OF great battle II In known that General Meade on
the one side, and Ise upon tho other. man0ayring
Tor favorable POSITIONS but tho opinion prevails mri-
try circles here that Loo vii rsk battle outside II
hh inirenehments o south aide Of the Rpdan which
be hold BY small forcs against great srmy and
leave him at liberty 70 sepd part of bis TO- coz 20
flank tho attacking body, and compel H. before
back north Of tho R'ppahannoek, or even 10 ccsirsys
Tho gueras are sii bold AMI act vo 10 the NE
Army u the Potomac.
Aesgram has been received from Mr. Alex. Houston,
one OF the representatives, of the BssliD The Array
OF tho Potomac. announcing that l. A. nsssriess AMI
George H Hart, army correspondents Of ,bs Ifys.ip,
~sc captured by Mcsbys gusras At Asbsrn lAst sshl
Aaburn three miles and a-hsH from cssstss ssst,on
The Orange and Alexandria Railroad, nes aors
tiao three m'iss from where General Meade's hsaa.
quarters we're presumed W be today.
Bsissder Gcueral Hatch has ben Assgnsf 70 duty at
81 LOUIS charge Of tbs cavalry depot be ssiAsshsa
st that point
To-morrow Gesersi stonsmAn out % . tour q 10
srseson o, the cavalry dspou and esnps aud ssoas
Washington.
s,ofy s IN creslAssn pssssy vel lss,hsnsss,ss, that
en- FRIDAY last slusircn c csvsiy 10 United sisss
unosms. rode into Csstssvas and reported the oe~r
m charge Of supply and smnuni,ca tss'a thai they
bsss sent dows from sAs fscs, 70 guard Train con.
Ing up.
Tho creer 10 charge ~ the vain seoepsed hs sscors ~
q rear guard Ansr having psosssAss ss.~ nihs spes
The wursu,on turppss, tbr rear guard oomrsed .
sunbe, of the sssnstsss % ssst<h tbsss M ~ asl
drive thsm % IN The dfsetlen Alss, k~vfs sts va
goes standing Ia the road. ttsa dlsoovasd tbas
this guard vas lsssy a k@ty's gssrns- 10 de
suiss and srtss teams sses oct. under sroas -
oost, % bring 10 the wsgous.
This s,ory snsis s,runIy Il tbs ros4Anie, asa, al
norh vooehsd io< ~ -si kss~s p>rSsDs dsDslsysS
b. the A. tbcflibos
The New York herald., 1863-11-02
The rssss Dsspseen.

Ne army u The foOmae . several days
CT, so- rso from washirrt1n 70 th1 rhrss Ma ia
lou oa he wSrsatn brsaos, aas ms ro.s -lI bs
o,en " rsaiLn slsios.
No iasrvp'In int,rveuss, ssters hs's recsivsd rsr
nissla 10 rsotea t.as -lb Ma Nny % limited .sis.s
~ rafroad.