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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
TO GALLIE.

Our vineland home has lost its charm,
Now that We sit alone,
Catching the echoes Of alarm,
HAT never that old tnns-Callio!
Your own, fumiiiar tone.
Few pairs Of feet arv nov leit here
To tread the paths you made,
SiDr- you with manly words of rh-ar
The ,ouutry's call oh.yrd-UalIiei
The Country call obey ed.
tn. suns Of sixteen summer years
Had SGT your boyi~h heart
Ag!o~ with vaIor-suld of fears
And 50 ~- had to part-Callisi
All ! me, We had t. part
". have no picture of YOU yet,
Like CirNroN's, on the wall
But there's u" danger wen forget
1t hangs in ", IN rvs hsii-Cnllioi
1t hangs in M-m ry'- hall.
The little lips you love to kiss,
All day your .hinr repeat
Poor thinssl the world is all aniss--
Llfr = bitter NOW, not sSeet-Cbiiisl
All bitter, AND no sweet
Tn. harp Of household harmony
iIss broken one mure string,
Sine. YOU eau m"r. m-rriiy
Among u laugh and sinS-CallieI
Whistle, aud laugh. and eng.
What dr.ary changes years have wrought!
! knew not. brother mine.
Thst these dread battles must b- fought,
In days Of Huii lang ~yns"-Caliiel
In "days OF Auld lang syne."
The curly tangles Of your hair,
tTh-n, just the hue Of gold-)
! knew mast CEASE To tr INV care,
when you had grown this oli-Callisi
Full sixteen bright years Old.
But ] no soldier cap could see
Prepared To prrss them down.
Boon as their sunshine cam. to be
Shaded with chestnut bro~n-Usllie
shaded with chestnut brown.
But thus II Il, and now wait
Tn. dawn Of peaceful dsvs,
Hoping for you the harry late
of hniling their GLAD rays-Calli-i
Their beautiful glad rays.
LELAND, NJ. ANNA VI. SPAULDING
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
Latest News

Gen. Sullivan attacked the rebel
Gen. Forrest, at Spring Hill, Miss,
on the Sd inst, whipping the Rebels
badly, routing the entire force, and
capturing all their artillery and 800
stand of small arms. The Rebel Col.
Napier was killed, and the Rebel Col.
Deshay taken prisoner.
A terrible battle has been fought at
Murlrcesboro, 80 miles south of Nash
Vile, Tenn, between Gen. Rosecrans'
| u. 5. forces and the Rebels under
Bragg. The attack was commenced
by our forces on the 10th ult., near
Stewards Creek, when the Rebels
were driven back. 100 Rebel priso-
ners were captured, and a large num-
Der killed and wounded. Our loss
was 70 killed and wounded. The
fight was renewed on the 3lst, and
after terrific fighting on both sides,
our forces under Gen. MCook were
twice compelled to retreat four miles
from the ground occupied in the NOR
ming, where they rallied, fought until
| ~ o'clock at night, and capturcd 500
Rebels. The fight was renewed on
the lst inst, with some success on our
side, but the carnage on both sides
was tremendous. The fight was
again opened on the ID inst, and the
Rebels were driven back two miles.
Relntorcements were arriving at last
accounts, and Gen. Rosecrans was de-
termincd to destroy the enemy at any
cost. The Union Generals Rousseau,
/ Stanley and Palmer were wounded,
and the Rebel Gems. Cheatham and
Raincs killed.
The Rebel Gen. Morgan crossed
the Cumberland river and cut off
Nashville at Gaincsboro', burned sew.
eral bridges, and moved for Rolling
Fork, where a Federal force under
Col. Hariorn attacked and routed
him. Morgan fled to Bardstown, and
from there tried TO escape between
Lebanon and Camp BcllcvilIe. Our
forces under Col. lIarkins, attacked
him at the latter place, killing a num-
Der and capturing ninety men, his
caissOns and ammunition wagons. lie
fled prccipitately, with probability
Of being again intercepted.
A force of cavalry under Major
Stevens dashed in upon a camp of
guerillas, in Powell county, Ky, on
the 10th ult., captured their leader
and eleven men, together with lot OF
horses, clothing, guns, pistols, &c.
The Rebels claim to have repulscd
our forces at Eicksburg.
Mrs. Anna Lear, daughter of Daniel
Beshoar, of Derry township, Mitfiln Co, +,
reached her fathers house about six
weeks ago, having escaped with her chill
dren from Poeahontas, Arkansas. The
children have both died since her return
home. Her husband, Levi B Lear, was
forced in the Rebel service in tho early
period of the rebellion, but, by letter re-
Gently received, the family have the glad
'idings that be too has succeeded in escap-
ing.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
Administrators Notice.
II0TICE is hereby given, that Letters

NVTI'T Nv HOTV"V SIVVH, tHuE LtIltIS
~ Of Administration on the Estate of
JOHN b. FISHER, late of Brady township,
Union Co, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned. by the Register of Onion
county,, in due form Of law; therefore all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted To SAID
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. and those having just claims against
the same are also requested to present them
properly Authenticated for settlement
GEORGE HILL, Adminr
Erady rP, Dec. :, Ioc- 1T
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06

fCuSroy and CatvN NMsn,s, two youths, formerly
from the IVES, Branch, serving under Burn'i" We
learn that Calvin the youngest, had the typhoid fever
on oil Creek, where he for time resided. and does not
stand his harships any better than expected
lie is often down, though he never O~ns i-and
his uncom planning courage shsmrs older men" We
give ths -xpanarion Of the touching triI
ute to the brave lad, from sister peu.--EDs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06

DA VIM. Scbreyer, who has been from
his home, in Milton, eighteen years, scrv-
ing in the regular army, lately paid his
native town q visit.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
No fun is honest which is not fun 70
both parties.
RAHEtEN,

In nanville LIST inst. by Rev DR. Dewitt, Of Harris
burg WM II. CIIAMBtRLIN. cf Nunry, tiat- q i-wis
bur) and Miss EMILY. daughter OF Thomas Beaver, OF
panyill-, f!ate Of fhilad)
Nv Rev u : james. 24th nit Rev JOHN u REUG-
LESS, Of Pawtns.t X l., and Miss KATE, laughter b;
Nathan Hr'ith, Esl Of rhiisd
On the ,ath uIt- hy Rev Levitt q. Brek Rev CHARLES
NJ DIEIZ Pastor # the IpI"r Freehold Church. y J.
lni Mi-- ELIZABETH youngest daughter of the late
Richard Fott,, 10
In New columbia, lyt inst. by H. 4 Dir't~rrk. ~
vID HENNAGE OF White Deer ami Miss sUsAASAn
NJ sIIKECK, Of Kelly
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06

The friends of Lieut.. Bruuer, At Sun
bury, have sent on for bis remains, but
have not been able to secure them, as the
ground is in possession of the enemy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
For SALE.

n prIsing
H. w. OR0TZER'S VARIETY STORE,
during his late visit home. The Captain
now offers this splendid establishment for
sale. 1t is impossible for HIM to attend TO
business matters. The sword and musket
now demand his whole attention This Is a
capital opportunity for some individual who
may be desIrous OF investing in this line of
trade. The establishment possesses wide no.
toriety, an extensive patronage, andis located
in the most pleasant part of our village.
Terms liberal. Nov. 7, '62l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06

sTThe Pennsylvania Legislature con.
vepos to-day.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06

bU-J. Stewart NJ Even, from Missouri,
(driven from that State by the Rebellion
has commenced the publication of the
Shsmokir Urad, which was heretofore
conducted by Daniel Bower, now in the
army. 1t makes a neat appearance, aud
we wish it success.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06

@-As We 60 to press, the warm rays
Of the sun are fast dlssolving the snow.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
LLIItCU,

In I@wisbury. on the ith inst, SARAH EMMA ID
DINGS daughter Of the late Lewis IdIinEs, Aer 18Th
Ia IeNishurg. tn. 81 inst, PETER LENlARr,
ag-I about 20 years Nr L-nhart Of th. nam
taken prs with Captain Mus-"r, 1t Manassas,
last september during has csptiyisy contracted the
I DISEASE n hIrb rAu-rd hi death.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06

pT-For 1868, the clubs for the STAB &
CHRONICLE come iH larger than ever.
ghey have until Feb. Court to add names
I'VE give h as ouT private opinion couf.
IDENTIFY expressed, ,hat-uuIess paper
"oomes do~n" about that time-there
will be No chance for ous semi. weekly, at
81, after Feb. Court Fair warning
pitch 10, all yos who want it,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
100000 LIVES LOST.

1t lis thought there are about SOC, ,0oJ
Shareholders engaged in the War to make
. new Nation whose "corner stone" "a,
announced BY Vice President Stephens, !,
shall be Human Slavery.
1t is also estimated, that, taking both
sides together, 300, 900 men have died oi
wounds and disease arising from war, OF
ere helpless cripples and invalids for life
from the same cause, since the attempt
began, at Sumpter, to conquer and subdue
che power and authority of the Union.
Of these 100000 victims Of Slave an.
bi'iOn, probably 100000 were husbands
and fathers, in the prime Of their days
This would leave l00, 600 new. made wild
oWs, and perhaps half Million Orphans,
victims of the demon Oppression
This despotie Power still persists in its
mad strife to continue the flow of blood,
and to make more Widows and Orphans.
Heartless and relentless, with one band
it compels tho slave to toll for its subsist-
enec, and with the other would bow Free
men to its imperious bebests.
Now let it be asked, are the pride and
arrogance of these 800, 600 slave holding
Rebels more valuable than the lives, bsp-
p'ness aud liberties of 80 600 900 immor.
tai human beings? Are 300 900 Tyrants
to rule 20 ,OO0, 900 Freemen? Shall more
lives be lost, and more widows aud orpbaus
be made, to enable this little band of
Shareholders to be more rich and oppres-
sive? Would not the determination of
those 300,0 plotters, instigstors and
leaders of the Rebellion, be more just and
cheaper, than to sacrifice the lives Of
loyal men? Should not the property Of
the law.breakipg suffer more than the
property of the lav-abidipg?
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.-Msjor Isssc N.
Cook, psymasier, has been arrested for
the defslca,ion Of quarter Of million Of
dollars. The money was lost by gambling.
Arrests were made at the same time Of
lumber Of gamblers at Cincinnati, Cairo,
Chicago, Louisville and other places, aud
abou, $50 900 Of The money recovered at
Csuo
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
AeUisturg Harket.
New Stand New Goods.
Joseph l.. HAWN having taken II,

y rooms under the Telegraph and Chronicle
offices ,reiit;ed them, and flied IN al extensive
variety Of
Hats, Caps, GeHdemen's Clothing, DC
Also large and splendid stock Of CLOTHS
CASSlMERES, &c, which he will make up ~
Orfer, "a he sull Continues the Tailoring Busi-
ness. He is prepared To execute all work
entrusted TO MS care, 10 the satisfaction Of the
customer.
n. b. Cutting and Repairing q. done V
order. [LewiSburs, prIl 10, 1861
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
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CAPONIFIER! SAPONIFIER.
- IVThe FAMILY SOAP.MAkER.

All Kitchen Grease can be made into good
SOAP by using SiPONIFTER.
Iy Directions accompanying each Boz.
SOAP is n easily made with it. as making .
cup Of Coffee.
Manufactured only by lhe Patsn'ees-
Penu'a Salt Manufacturing Company,
Ne IL. v,IuEI ST., -. tylLIaiA.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06
The Canal at Vicksburg.

Despite the sneers of the Northern Sc
cession journals, there is reason to believe
shat the canal which was constructed back
of Vicksburg, Mississippi, BY our forces,
but abandoned because the low water Of
the river prevented its filing, is neverthe-
less success. At least, so the Rebels
think. The Vicksburs Citizen, of the
l4th inst, complains that neither the mill
tary nor city powers have taken any meas
ures to fill up the ditch which was dug BY
the Federals last spring, for the purpose OF
turning the river away from that city.
Allusion is made to some local jealousies,
BY which it appears there are parties on tho
other side of the river who are not IN.
friendly to the proposed change in the
channel, thinking thereby to eventually
secure the former immense trade of Vicks-
burg for another rival and locality. 1t is
said that the first rise 10 the river will
complete the new channel and leave Ficks.
burg some three or four miles inland.
At last accounts the upper rivers were
rising, and it is not impossible that suf-
fcient water may soon come down to wash
out the artificial channel.
A TELEGRAPHIC FEAT.-The message
from San Francisco announcing the cap
ture of the steamship Ariel, was transmit
ted over the telegraphic lines from that
city to New York in less than two hours
- distance of over 4 200 miles. The
dispatch was selegrapbed from Sacramento
to Chicago, . distance Of 2,455 miles d.
rect, that is, without being repeated at any
intermediate ,elegraphic stations. There
is no doubt, had the wires between New
York aud San Francisco been unoceupied
BY other business, that the message would
have reached that city st su early hour
Saturday afternoon. The above men-
toned promptuess and rapidity Of trans
mission Of dispatches from that quarter ot
the globe sre of daily occurrence.
The friends of Lieut.. Bruuer, at Sun
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06

e-Levi Marks, of Brady township, is
to be added to the list of killed in battle
from Union county. He was q recruit in
Capt. Linu's Company, and fell ns the
noted Bridge in the Antietam contest.
His body was taken home for intermcn..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06

eE-Capt. JsHes Chsmberlin, Of the
SID Pa. Vol, writes Us seth ult., of
Fortress Monroe, that Gen Negley's Eve
regiments, and a New York battalion, are
awaiting more trustworthy means of sailing
probably TO reinforce Gen Foster q.
Newbern, but not certain. The SID now
numbers but $50 meu, sll told, but they
are soldiers 10 every sense ef the word.
~The Republican Uuiou Legislature
of Connecticut voted to give the Sstess
smong her 10000 soldiers the right to
vote= the Democrats voted against it.
The Judges (remainipg over from = forees
day,) are Democrats-aud they say the
law is "un-con, ,sti.tu-tion-al" So, every
where, that party put themselves on the
record against our brave defenders in ser
yice voting.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06

I lST of Letters remaining in the
i 4 Port O'icr at Eufaloe Roads, Jan !, lsoS-
E.,.E, Mary Mrs Meyer, Joseph
Barhman, Benevills M"y-T, Ellen
Daut-ruan, Jacob Ec!-h-.E
ki-pnhpur, Henry shes slcr Alan, sr
! Hutchinson Francis Stiumrtz, SusanE
ID Iinss Emma. Miss Smith, Joseph
M"y-r Joseph stshl, sarah Mrs
Persons calling for the above will please say
they arr e. advertised" LEVI H.tCh- VI
nNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Ws. NaN G.zsR and A. II. DILL,
III the practice Of the law, Is this day dis
solved. A. II. DILL.
Lewisburg. Jan. 5, 1869.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen. that my friends
~ have applied to his Excellency Cover
nor CiIun for pardon of the sentence
passed on me at last December Sessions Of
Union CO nty, 10 four months imprisonment
for larceny WILSON ANDERSON.
Lewl>burg. Pa. Jan. 3, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-06

HGLnnin sEMI-WEEkLI---
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.
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Dostes, thow take the Orisisi

RO4NFsb NAloN flAAe buHa aQElel9I7 -.4nL
DOstest thoW bleeve that the ;Sentrel
commits Is the sole dispenser nv Opippuu,
aud Wiltest thoW alluE yaWp when they
Wink2 9I T
Dostest tboW ibleevs that skralcbin . tik-
kit is' Ihe pDpaEdOaabIe sim ...,,T =
Dostest thoW bleeve that this war wu1
got up 70 free niggsrs, and that to-day,
Linkin hez $1,000 niggeFs in Ohio, 8 feedin
fFide oysters and hot Pnneh? -
DOstest IhOW bleeYe that Lee Is the great
est general nv, the age, and that all the re.
ports nv Fedral vietries is lies
Dostest thoW ble6ve Ben Buffers q beast
aud Hamliu is mnlatter2 =a2a tltsg
2 ,Wiltest thOW pledge yonrsslf72 0hebm-
promisipgly oppose, yOpF sisters imaFfyiu
niggers, no matter how much they want
tn7 ~ kailt7u4I7 70 p '19u5t9 9af - =
% 2 all these questans th6scaudidates an
serd, ~ dOstR Bro. Fatileaexthndid the
rite hapd, nv, fellowship Bt9. Hull sold
eech nvem q copy nv VallandigumS. Re-
cord, aud aEteF making a X 10 their names
Hieh he'd preVusly riEtea 10 our churnh
book they wuz made members Oy ny AOek,
,,. The COZ is Pr0speFip. We ,eOmmenss q
series nv revival meetins next week, and
hev made extentive PFeppaFasbens there..
for.7 10 barlsiuV beer and 500 yards Nv
bolony hez bin PeEyidedu FbeE wiz be a
0utPortn- -4,,- pa Respectively. .,,
PEFROLEUM Y. NAsBY.
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Every Northern editor who was arrested
at the outbreak Of ths rebellion for openly
protesting sympathy with the Cohfederatess
every politician who was at that 2tiuie and
a short time previous corresponding with
the Rebel leaders in the South; eyery- Cop
perhead who has been harboring deseTters
and resisting the draft in the North; every
man who has denounced the AdmiuistrR.
tiOn for waging can Abolition war; il
70 day working heartily in the ranks OF
the CONSERVATIVE" party in Ohio, New
York, aud Pennsylvania. Are such men
it company for loyal AmerieansP' Are
franklin Pierce. Jesse D. Bright, DR.. 0lds,
Dan. Voorhees,, Abe McMasteEs. Brooks,
Fernando and Ben. Wood, James Buchanan,
and O. L VallGndigham, the proper cOun!
seli0rs of the Republic 10 this great strng-
gle MOI their presenee is contamination,
their touch is leprosy. Every, Patriot viii
instinctlvely shun the atmosphere which
they pOlldts.-NGshVille Union. 90
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was said was either misunderstood or
perverted-that isa all. Ia no particular
does he say phdt was misunderstood or
perverted. He does not deny siugle as
sertion of tholreport, but contents himself
with an indeinite Contradiction. II he did
not say, "Really, we (the vallandigham
party) have no interest in the fght"Lre-
ferring to the.eoming battle between Bragg
and RosecransAwhy don't he say so p
And If he did not state that ''vallaadi digham
has no expectation of restoration of the
Union, !" why not repudiate the languageP
Why are such evidences of direct com
plicity between tho Vsllaudigham faction
and the rebelleaders thus slurrsd over by
Mr.. GrifHtbs He knows what he did
say Why dent he tell us the truth, if
he has been misunderstood or misrepre-
sentedP
The follOwt1g extracts show that the
rebel leaders have the same view and in-
terest in this matter, as that shown by Mr..
Grifaths ~ w.
In God speed yOu, Vallandigham We can
never have peace without tdisuuion.-C Chat
tanOogG Rebel.
Vallandigham waits and watches over
the border, pledged-if elected Governor
of the State of Ohio-tO array it against
Lincoln and the war and go for peace
Pirate MGUTy.
Charleston and Chattanooga are the on
~ points where the enemy preserve the
least appearance of fight Defeated at
Chattanooga and driven back ON Nashville,
The VdtLaRdighaRI men 1OOulG carry the cleo
tion in Ohio next month Nth little difficulty.
The peace men In the United States would
once more assert their manhood and speak
out as they did before the late disasters
choked their utterance.-Riehm0Rd En-
Quirer, Sept. %.
The election for Governor of Ohio takes
place in November, we believe, and the
new Yankee Congress meets in December.
In order faVorably to effect the Ohio cleo
tion and the organization and action of the |
new Congress, a majority of which is
against the Republican party, but not firm |
ly decided as to anything else, it is to the |
last degree essential that the Confederate |
armies win one or more decisive battles |
within the next thirty or sixty days. If /
Johnston and Bragg can defeat Roseerans
and Burnside, Charleston still holding ont,
or II Lee win hls recruited army, can de- |
feat Meade with the aid of his new con-
scripts, demoralized aud disafEected as |
are represented, then we may expect the |
most Favorable TesuLts in tie Ohio election
aud the Lincoln Congress. But unless
something of this kind is accomplished |
speedily. then a long .tare,geH to Lhe peace
DaFty-Va Vallaudigham will be defeated, and
Wood and his party paraIyzed or Overawed
in Congress, and peace postponed indefi-
nttely, without foreign aid.-AugHsta GOn<
ltituti0nalist- s't"'