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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
Four More New States.

The people Of the territories OF Nebras-
k,. Nevada, Utah and Colorado, have been
authorized, by recen. act of Congress,
TO form State Governments aud frame
CONSTITUTIONS, preparatory to being admit
ted into the Union as sovereign states on
an equality with the other commonwealths.
Three of these four states may be counted
on as coming into the Union on the basis
of freedom The first Of these territories
has already felt the hand of the slaveho!d-
Ing tyrant and traitor-wblle the people
of Nevada and Colorado know sufficient OF
the ruling Of slavery to compel them to
reject its domination from their soil.
Utah, of course, will attempt to come IN
a. a slave state. The barbarities Of cou-
cubinagc, poiygamy, and lust already
recognized as the religion of large ma
jority Of the people Of Utah, would be
lily supported and left without defence
unless the institution of slavery be also
engraftrd on the system Of government
for that State. But even with this, Con
cress NAV take it into its head 10 inter
fere. The slave pens of the south and
the harems of Utah will soon be all that
will be left of Democratic platforms, and
these are already doomed. HirrisCury
Telegraph.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
Latest News

The Union forces at NicksbOrg,
sustained a complete rcpulsc. The
Rebels understand its value ami have
made immense preparations for It's
defence. Gen. Sherman met much
larger force than he had anticipated,
and, after some very severe lighting
in which he lost from 1000 10 1000
men, he was obliged to rc-embark, and
abandon the work for the present.
Rebel accounts state that an i'm
mcnse Union force is collecting at
Newbern, \. c., TO be commanded by
the daring Gen. Foster, who recently,
by rapid movements did so much
damage to the rebel lines of travel,
in North Carolina. The Rebels eX-
pcct hot work at Wilmington and
Goldsboro'. The force they estimate
at not less than 10000 strong. The
harbors Of Newborn and Beaufort are
filled with transports and gunboatS.
The rebels in considerable force,
under Gen. Marmadukc, advanced
upon Springfield, Mo-, and it was
thought for a tine that our forces
could not hold out against them.
After a severe struggle, however, the
rebels were driven off with but little
loss on our side. and at last accounts
we're in full retreat. An immense
quantity Of army stores have been
gathered at that place which the rcD'
els coveted.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 39.-Thrcc
negro regiments are TO do garrison
duty at Forts St. Philip, Jackson and
Pike. Commodore Farragut was
about TO attack Port Hudson, but was
probably waiting for Gen. Banks to
make land attack in conjunction
with him. \ rumor was current at
New Orleans that jeff. Davis was
preparing an expedition to retake the
Crescent City.
On New Years morning four rebel
rams dashed in among our ilect at
Galveston, Texas, ran alongside OF
the Harriet Lane, killed her gunner5
and commander, and then captured
the vessc. Another vessel, the West
field, to prevent her capture, was
blown up, and with her perIshed
nearly ali of the crew. including com
maudcr Rcnshaw. Two companies
of the 42d Massachusetts Volunteers
were also captured. The expedition
was commanded by the Rebel Gen.
Magruder,
NASHVILLE, Jan. 14.-Whceler 5
rebel cavalry, with 4 battery, attacked
three of our boats at Hart Shoals yes
:crday. The boat Ino, with two hun
dred sick and wounded, was fired IN
to, and the men captured and paroied'
The other boats, laden with commls-
sary stores, were burned. Our gun
boat the Siidell, engaged the kcoels'
but surrendered. Her guns were
thrown overheard, aud the boat
burned. Lieutenant Van Dorm was
taken prIsoucr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

1FHiu5urg- Iohn Weirick, VIM God
shall. Samuel ShTeiilrr, Jos kleckner
Ulimu-CharrS Cawley. Michael oidt, u
K Trut, Geo Srllzer, John Philips
T.ri>-Henry urw,g. Chas Sweng'e, Jacob
Ka,herman. Geo RuIe, Isaac Reish
Hayti.ioa-W IN I Wilson
B.Elhc-ticu ]. Derr, rhos Cornelius, ia
cob kaufman, Simon Berry, Benjamin Lahr
Samuel Slmon,on, Cyrus Dreisbach, Jacob
DeTr
Ls,ci,b,rg-Chas Penny, Chas 5 Marsh,
Abraham Kupp, Allen Shoemaker, Thomas VI
Ne>hit
Brn9y-Wm Tate, Jr, John G Oakes Dan
iel Fore>man
Hqr,ley-R Il Lincoln, Jacob La,Shaw,
VIM Cook, samuel Hartman
Lig,rsionr-D W Pellman, James LasheiiSr
Oliver Pellman
W.i BuFai,e-PhIip Sipley
WHIT Deer-ThomaS Groover, Henry 'yer
Edward Ranck, ChaS 4 DiefIenderier
Nelr Bsrin-Iacob Mauck
Fast BuBaice-A q Brown, John L frice'
Alex Penny
KeHg-Iohn Meyer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
Sweet TO Labor for those We Love

good wife rose from her bed one morn,
Aud thought, with nervous dread
OF the pile ct clothes to be wasnsd, and more
Than dozen ,utLs to lie ird
There tt. m-al- to s-t Tor the IN the field,
Aud the children t. SEND away
7, sch,ul and tlr mix 10 b. sAImUlei aud ehuTned,
And a. a. b- done that day.
II hal rain-l that night, aud all the wood
VA d, wet Is II could be-
And th~r- w,sr pulling ant pi's 10 take teslles
AMI a ltH! Of r.tNr 1T tea.
Ana the d,y hot, aud her aching bead
TArUf.l.7l w-arIy a. IL sal1
Ill t4ai len, but knew hat good wives know,
They would De III no hasts to wed y
..Jrnnie what think you told Ben. Brown"
Called th- farmer from the we'll;
Ana II nu,h crrpt uP 10 he hronhed bro"
Ana LIS ryr> halt tashiully Tell
at va rAl-. he sari-Ant coming near,
lie smiled and stopping down
hI-sd her ehrrk' Twas tht>, that you were the Test
And dearest wi in town
The farmer went back TO the field, and the wife,
la a smiling sni Al--ut way
S.r- suatch-- 81 T. ni-r httl- songs
Shr d not sung for many day.
Aui tue pain III her head gone. and the clothes
N-rr a. white a. the inam oi the
Ii-r bread vas ,iiht, AMI her butter was sweet
Ami golden rs II could be.
aJnst think - the childrcn all criad in q breath,
tom WOOD ha- run vi TO the s-Hl
lie wouldn't, know, IL hr only had
A. happy a home n, s-
I'll. night cam. dp~ IL, and th- good wife smiled
10 herself. as she softly said,
Z" II, sweet L. labor Tor those we love,
It's not strange that maids ~iil ~ei''
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, TO all concerned
\ that the following named persons have
settled their accounts in the Register Ounce
at Iewl>burc, Union county, and that tue
said accounts will be presented Tor conhrm-
alton aud allowance at the Orphans C""fl
10 he held al LEWISBtIRG, for the county Of
Uniou, on the third Friday OF fEbN next,
beng the 10 h day of said month, VIZ;
|. The account OF Isaac S'enker, tSl.. TX
ecutor Of Barb1rn s. TOmdS, late Of Union
township, deed.
.. The account Of Daniel Noll, AdmIn,S'ra-
tor of jeremiah St4hi, late OF East buuaioe
township, deed.
3. The account Of Conrad Shscklef. ad-
minislrator OF EG By!er, of EaS' bniiaioe
township, decd.
GRIGGCS MARSH, DsP'y kes'Etfr-
Register. Office, Le~lsbufs, Jan. 10, l-Oo
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
Grand Jurors-February Sessions, '63.

West Bufahe-Robert Aikey' David Shaier
Leris-Jacob FIlman, John Snyder
East BuGdoe-frederlck HiPPle, John \
Gundy. Wilson | Linn
Brddg- David Watson. Green VI Cary
Uqion-Georse Dark, Philip Young, Frank
lin Hummel. Jacob Hummel
White De,r- Elisha Welkle, Jacob MCur-
ley, Jacob Troxei
H1rtiey-EllaS Ka,herman, John Diehl
KeNy-Flayel C.ngan, Paul Geddes, Cyrus
Hofd
Le'ris5rg-William Brown
B.fdipe-Robcrt Slrayhorn
LlmeSfone-George Brouse
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

"FERsESsT' THE YANKEEs.-That
eweet and amiable sheet, the Richmond
Wig, aiscOurseth thus:
owe have committed many errors IN
our treatment of the Yankees Not the least
has been 10 regarding them as something
better than they really are. They are by
nature menials, and fitted only for menial
duties. They are in open figrant insur-
rec,ion against their natural lords and
masters, the gentlemen of the South ln
the exercise of the assumed privileges,
xhey deport themselves with all the ex-
sravagant airs, the iusOlence, the cruelty,
the cowardice aud love Of rapiuc, which
have ever characterized the revolt Of
slaves The former eniency Of their mas
sers only serves to aggravate the ferocity
Of their natures
"By nature menials, and only lifted for
msnial duties," eb? Well now, that's
enough to offend body! 1t appears,
then. tha. in making slaves Of men, they
are not over fastidious in regard TO color
of hide or kink of hair Yankee is as
good as q niger, if be obeys his master,
and behaves himself.
We presume many would think 1t one
Of the most absurd hallucinatlOnS lmag-
iDs6le to suppose that any SANE man North
of Mason aud Uixou's line would be puer-
lie enough to get down on his ma ROW
bones and ask such dic,ators as the Secesh
claim to be, 10 take him en- their own con-
ditions, and tEeat him as they chose. But
the following paragraph dispels that idea at
once. Charles ingersoll, an acknowl-
edged leader of the Democratic party, in
a speech delivered 10 Philad. last week,
said
"How, then, is reunion 10 be estab-
li.bed We are told that the south will
ne, again join US; that mco, women aud
children there are influenced with passion,
and have resolved on Independence. 1t
they yield to this passion, and cling to
their resolve, | graut that tho Union can
not be restored. But i; the Democratic
party should bold possession Of the Gov
erument, II roud say, gentlemen, name
your terms"
Is Mr.. IDgcrsoll really iu earnest? If
be is willing to accept the terms above in-
dica,ed, lay off his lemon kids, take up
hoe aud agree to barter away the liberties
Of the whole Yankee nation, he exhibits
maIs anxiety 10 save the Union than he
tAs sIcdi. igr Possessing
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
Estate Of Lawrence N. Hayes, decd.

4 DMlNISTRATOR'S NOrICE-WheTeas.
Letters q. Administration on The estate
'ot Lawrence VI Hayes, late OF Brady township.
deceased. have been granted 10 the subscriber
ty the REGISTER Of Union county IN due form
G.: law, therefore all persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment. and those having Just CLAIMS against
the same NAV present them duly authenticated
f,r settlement. tn The Subscribers, who will be
at the late residence Of the decd IN Brady Tp
on Friday and SATURDAY, I'd and 81 Jan. next,
,when all interested will please attend.
And notice Is further gwen that the Widow
of sand dec Il has filed an Inventory OF rrop-
yrty claimed by her, 10 the amount OF Three
h.u5rri dollars, with the Register. which Will
be presented 20 the Judges Of the Orphans
Coart tur allowance at he next term,
ADAM FJLINER. WII,ap.ror;.
ISAIAH HAYES, g.. Lyeoung rp.
Dec Vi. l-62 lpi Aiuinistrstsrs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

LIBERAL OFFER publishers Of
the Sunday School Times are prepared to
furnish specimen copies of their paper,
with very liberal inducements to Superin-
tenden,s, Teachers, aud others, who Will aid
them in extending its circulation during
the coming year. This opportunity should
not pass unimproved. Now is the time to
act. Address J. G. Garrigues X Co, liS
: 4,b Street, Philadelphia, Penna.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

BE virtue ti >uifif WIS - 'N-'''- 49,
and Lev. Fa.. issued ont 81 the Court 'ol
Common Peas Of Union county, and 10 ine
Directed, wall he exposed TO public safe or
outcTy,
Oa .Sinrdoy, ELrnary I, 1863,
at the Buffalo House, III The borough OF Lew
l>burs, county AFORESAID, al ~ O'Clock a. NJ
\ certain 10, of eTuuud, situate IN the
borough OF Lewl>hurg, county AFORESAID,
numbered IN the General town plan two hun
trrd aud iive (.uj) bounded on The sou.h by
81. Louls street on the west by Second. street,
ON the north by lot Of Wid0w Nicely, ami
on the east by an alley, CONTAINING one-i"uuh
Of an acre.more ur less ,wher-on are erected a
,nr-r-storey. Hotel, (knoEn a., The Buffalo
HuqSe) frame stable, Carnage House, Ice
House. a well with a pump, aud oihrr out
buildings, &C, a. the property oi L. u.
Brtrrer aud l.. n. LGtc'Ae.
Also. al the same time and place. certain
lot of ground, situate IN the borough at Lew
i,hurg. aGd county aforesaid. bounded on the
west by Fourth street, On lhe north ~ lot
Of T.. Shou2hu,,>y on the east ~ an alley,
and On the south by a iol o! Iohn Bartlett CON
tanning ona-righ,h OF an acre, more or less.
wherein are erected small Dwelling House,
and o,her oul-bui}iiug>, &c, with aPpuT.e-
nance>. as the properly Of ih'"as German,
/ Also. AT the same u,me and place, certain
Tract of Land situate 10 BG.ialoe township,
Tr5on county. bounded and described a. 10y
L.W,: BrgnuIn. al a stone IN public rad
leading pas. Guld.n's mil To NIdln'urg, IN
7 tb.. csnrr. of said road. south seven degrees
} e,st nir,r.pn prrcheS 10 stone. thence Eorih
I .f.bty->r.en degrees east >IIiy PeTcheS to
po,r. thence south fortv-nlne degrees east
( eI-ht perches to a post, thence by land q
Henry Baker. north two aud nall degrees
west tweuty-SevrEl perches 10 post, thence
by land of Isaac Walker south eighty-seven
degrees west seventy-one Perches- To the
place Of beginning. CONTAINING eight acreN
and one huudred AMI thlf;y-elsht perche>
neat measure. with the appurIenances, 90
Mo-. Also. certain Tract Of Land. siI
nate in the township of Buffalo, and county
aforesaid. bounded and described IS follo~s
BeeIunins al stone in the middle OF a road
thence nv land OF Emanuel Reefv. parry
hereto. south eighty. seven degrees west sew
eltv-one perches To a stone, BY nj Vf JIr.-
Bvler. nrrth two and ilf degrees west o. a
uu. th,rly-tour perche>, thence through the
middle oi The same BY lands e.! Isaac Walker,
south e'chry-ri.ht degrees east forty one
percheS i1 a ro>t. thence through The middle
Of the SANE south ei-h'v-.uur degrees east
thirtvtwu perches AMI >y teuihs 90 the ml'-
die Of road. on a hr.ige. thence by the same
FIVE degrees east thirty percneS and three
,en,hs to the place Of beginning. Containing
fourteen acres, more or less, with the apVur-
lenances, &c, as the properIv Of EHiGnui
KeedE (Ulth notice 10 Jacob Young and
Laird Reedy, terre tenantS.)
Also, on bndqy FsjrHGry Q, 1868,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
Public Sale.

WILL be sold. BY order of the Orphans
w Couri Of Union county, ON THumspAB
the Jlh OF February, 1863, at tie puOie A0uss
of q Helzri, IN Lewi> burg,
y ceriau Uaci 81 land situate in East But
aloe tuwn>h ?, atJuiuIBs lands OF Caleb Bar
ton. Henry M,rI and Peter Vonepia. eon,ai-
ing TWO ACRES, three roods and iAiriy-six
percheS, neat measure. Wherein Is a.
erected a mall Log House. &c. 31AR
Coniit.uu,-Ca,h. JOHN A. NERlZ,
De- .I I>o- Administrator Of sEs1 Bs0r-E. dse1
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

THE WAY To DO Ir.-Gen. Butler
MANAGEMENT Of afT ,irs at New Orleans Is
magnificent. He has fed and supported
80 900 whites, 10000 colored persons, or
cauz.d two regiments Of colored soldiers,
who he says "have been of great help to
him" lie has changed that city from
lawless condition TO one Of order and sale
ty, inspired confidence among all classes OF
the population, "aud deposited IN the
Treasury of the u. S. three quarters ot a
million cf doHurs )" all mainly from con-
iiscated estates Of srist0cratic rebel traitors.
He has asserted the authority Of the old
flag, without cost, in fact his admlnlstra
ton has been prlf:able to all concerned
the government aud the governed. The
General would carry on the war at the ex
penses Of the Rebels, and instead of de
plerernr nt Le would fill up the Naliona
Treasury.
General Butler certainly unites high sol
GierIy qualities with consumma'e hnanc'a
ability.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
u r,uisbltrg Rarket.
Something NEW under the Sun!
TOBACCO STORE!

NJ r. ZIMMERMAN, successor 20 Brown
N n Oswald. ha, received from Phla-
driph,a, the Largest stock OF every
kind of Tobacco. igars. Sc, IN
Ic,xi,bury! smoking, ami Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco, saul, Smoke Pipes, &c.
&c. Cal and see, # you wish TO have 2rnu-
ne Tobacco. We Will Lr obliged tor AL
f.vor,. y. r. ZIMMERMAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

A man by the name Of John Crawford,
confined 10 the Danville jail, managed to
make bis escape or the night of the I'D
inst. An outside brother aud crow-bar
did the business. Sheriff Young offers a
reward of ten dollars for the delivery of
the brothers TO the Jail.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

There are now on hand at the United
States Armory, at Springfield, from thir-
ty thousand to forty thousand new rifles,
all packed aud ready for shipment, This
is the first time since the war broke out
that there has been a supply ahead oi
the demand The armory now turns out
about a thousand rifles a day.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
NGFOR STABLE

FINHE Commissioners will receive Psopo-
sa!S until The l7'h February for building
Stable on the Court House lot, To be finished
on Or before the l>t of April, l>G3. Plans
and specification, to be seen at the Commi>-
sioners' Office. Contractors 10 mad all me
materials. Bv order Of The commissioners.
Jan :. IS A KENNEDY, tleSk-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

?. l. Hachcuberg, Attorney at Law, In
Milton, has been appointed Assistant
Assessor Of the Excise Tax law, in P lace
Oft. S. Macksy, deceased, for that div's-
ion
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
CouN 7!eus--- l!rw GOODS.

NET COCrS
NEW gOODSg
NEy GJoyS'
NEW GOODNg
FOR FIJI IND rTNTFRf
FOR nm -tTD WINTERP
FOR F.3LL IND UINTERI
FOX FtLL -tID UINTERf
en- IND SEE!
CAL AND SFFP
Gill dFD SFEl
CALL tND .SEE!
ERENER. NCLCRg q Co
HEEhER. ECLURS d 90
FEEHER, TCLgRB e 60
EEEHER, NCLCRR d 20
Lcwisburg. Nov. 1867
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

ma The national tax Iaid by Messrs
Waterman & Beaver, proprietors Of Penn
sylvauia Iron Works, at DanviIle, amoun-
ted to 81 ,3o4.1l for the last month-being
at the rate of over $4,000 per year.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
MI AR RtEU,

On the 9Th Inst, b Rev. IL \ Deitterick, PETER
Bp>rI,N and Miss kArE WATKINS, all Of White Deer
township.
Hv Rev Or Ei-hari. lst inst, Rev J. q ENTREKIN
and Mi,. VI T.. P.PENNIPACkEii, both Of Chester county
on the 18Th Of December in philadelphia by tn" Rev.
James CI,rk H. II Ii PADEN ALENA\DtH. OF Ian
rast-r formerly Lrwisbnrg, Pa, AMI Mss ia bDit r
kUNKEL, daustrr of Mr.. Rudolph huhhei, Of Laucas-
ter
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

Das-W D. Bowman, member Of Company
ii, l3lst Regiment, +. V, youngest son
Of Joshua Bowman, Esq, of Muncy, di' d
in the Hospital, a, Point Lookout, on
Monday of last week, Of wounds receiGed
q, the battle Of Fredericksburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
119leO,

In Radnor 3Oth ult, in his 18th year Rev WN u.
JnNES ra.tor Of the BAPTIST hurch Co!umbu'.N late
of the University At L"wl-hurg lirira'"s ouns W.
ow sni deeply attached church, TO mourn his early
transfer from earth tn heaven.
In Lewisbur. I4th inst, EALPII, snn Of Ralph Ditty'
a-eI about
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

Union Prayer Meetings hereafter
in IA- Lutheran house, at O'Clock, Sabbath
afternoons. All are invited TO attend
TRt>Irr lErisoor.Li CHuEcm.-The Rector,
Rev. K. II. Brown, vii preach on SUNDAY al
ternoun al - o'clock. The pubic InvIIed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
Real Estate.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
TlIE subscriber offers 1t pri- -
ratr sale. in CAlIIt.i Iaquc t. Su-hip. me snt.A
nat miles south q L.Ssburl Brdf-, ininins ta- riv-
.r rsi l,sIJuc :rru Mutton 70 N,tthuntrTsnf IN close
i-At 90 irW-uurs In L0t ruuts!ns Fi'r Asre. moro
or .s- a. the i-.t OF land. HUd tram. ilouse,
80 -t ~ - and uthr- out huiiisus- sur1 ~ ass To-
.uir-I aud vii u.t4- pleasant home
On- halt ~ tl. purchase MONEY SHntsi shs sprinss
aud Tho sasur- With iEi"7~ss so' a'rthsr
Information SIP az .t AECtsu .OEr IL ChHnbsrIins
Bal,A Lrwi>burs.
Jan. =, 'li--uI-it b A ONEIO" En-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
rIRLI>HtD >tMi-Ntthlt--'
Tuesday Morning Il Friday Afternoon


Nashville" will appear, Tuesday.
Iay-Tbe wound sustained by Jos. J.
Scbsile proved fatal, he having died in
hospital on last Sunday night. His re-
mains were brough, home on Wednesday
for interment lie was in his 31th year.
DI-Corp. Levi Ammons and VIM II
Snyder, of Lewlshurg, and John Erdly OF
Kelly township, who have been at home
pursiDg the wounds which they received
10 battle, started bnck 10 the seat of war,
on the l4th inst, to rejoin their respee-
tive Companies.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

in the Hospital, at Point Lookout, on
Monday of last week, of wounds received
a, the battle Of Fredericksburg.
lay-A gentleman, who believes he can
"discern the signs Of the times" informs Us
that we shall have seven SHOWS this winter
Their depth and duration he has not ci
phcred out, bot leaves these details for the
public to arrange.
pG-Goo. M'Nair has entered upon the
pastoral care Of the Baptist Church at
Treverton AMI Henry Bray, at ork.
soy-M. II. Cobb, the founder Of the
Welsboro' Ayitatr, has bought that
establishment of Hugh Young, and again
assumes control. While iu the bands Of
Mr.. Young, the iy;tuior was one of the
most energetic aud wide-awake Republican
papers in Northern Pennsylvania, and, as
Mr.. Cobb understands his business, We
believe it will sustain its reputation.
ANOTHER UNIoN-The Chester IdNy
Times, Republican paper, has beeu
united with the imericaa HPUbiican, a
Douglas Democratic papsr of West Ches.
ter, Pa. All right. 'In Union there i:
strength" But it leaves without station,
B. W. CArROS, one of the most lively
decided, able Republican editors in TIT
State, (aud for two years, Assistant CLERK
of the Senate.) We hope he may be re
tanned somewhere in cur borders, as suci
men are always wanted.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

pH-Goo MAR has entered upon the
pastoral care Of the Baptist Church at
Treverton -anl Henry Bray, at York.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
S!IERIFF':S SALES.

By virtue of >undry WIS of Nend. Ex.
and Lev. Fa.. issued oui 81 the Court 'ol
Common Peas Of Union county, and 10 me
Directed, will be exposed TO public safe or