Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
PIELINnEp NEMI.MEthLi.-.
Tgeslay Morning & Friday AfternOo

soy-Lr. Charles r. Evans, and James
Wolfe, have reached home from the army,
the former in poor health, Capt. Thomas
Il. Orwie, after IS months service, Is at
home enjoying a twelve days farlough,
looking perfectly well, and war-like. Capt
Owens is discharged. George W. Schoch
md Wm. Seares with others from our
county, not now rementered) have re
turned to the camp, and Vim. II Wolfe
to the Hospital in Washington. Benuevil
Hoifmaster, of Cro'zer's Company has
reached the Hos pital at Broad and Pine
Sts., Philad. j., Col. Boyle has resigned.
sar-As an evidence Of the righteousness
Of our cause, we do not know Of single re-
ligious newspaper, of any denominorion IN
the loyal States which is not hearty IN the
support of the Government. This fact alone
should convince all that we are IN the
right. 1t is an easy matter for sympathl-
ZeTs Win tHt ItDtllDh ~ N'h'NDNS N''N
whole religious press as hypocrites, aoolI-
tiouists, &c, but it only proves that the
locofoco party are as bankrupt in morals
as they are in patriotism.
PAYMENTS COMING TO prevent er
rors and impositi0ns, the process OF payin5
deceased soldiers families is necessarily
slow, but it will come. Last week, the
widow of Wm. Tovey, of Dry Valley,
received SliS. 10, due her late husband -
and the widow of Rev O. j. Hall, chap
lain, Selinsgrovc, received $1,000, an ln-
sursuce he had made on himself in his
lifetime.
BIG DAYS "rAKE $50 the 25th
Feb. lsG5, John Walls & Co. Of Lew
isburg received at that point,
2.S39 bushels Of Grain, and
469 barrels of Flour,
besides large quantity ef Wheat at
Shriner's Mil, this side Of MiiHinburg-
altogether a comfortable little business
for a country town in hard times.
BALTIMORE seems to be growing loyal.
The notorious laHmdytam was sdver-
tised to make a speech there recently, but
neither he nor his friends dared to attempt
il, publicly. BEN. BUTLER had glorious
popular demonstration in his behalf, when
he rebuked tue hypocritical "peaee Democ-
racy" aud the SlavehOldiDg proPagaudlsts,
in fitting terms.
pe.Rev. A. l.. Reescr, writes from
Union circuit, Central Penn'a Conference,
to the Eudnyelicui Messenger, as follows;
"On the 9th Dee. last, protractod
meeting was commenced III New Berlin,
and continued almost 5 weeks: about 20
souls professed religion. Ga the I'D Jan,
another commenced in Winfield about
50 professed to have found peace and par
don. The Lord has done great things Tor
US whereof we are z lad.
SwISpLER.-We have advertised Maps
for man in New York, named Lt@yd.
A, he refuses to pay US and some Others,
we conclude be is scamp, aud advise all
not TO send their money 10 him, aud bay
not his Maps-for the knave who would
chea, printers, would cheat common peo-
pie. ----.--------------.---
sa-The Eas, Baltimore NJ. E. Confer
ence meets at York Wednesday of this
week. The Central PenH'a Evan. Asso.
Conference, same place, on Thursday. The
East Peuu'a Evang. Asso. Conf. is in
session at Middetown, and that OF the ,
Brethren at Hummelstown, Dlu-
phin Co. ----.-
.Somebody said the other day that stuck
thrown at dog IN iron, Of Washington no t
tel hit five BugadIer Generals