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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10

An ANCIENT BIBLE-S. b. Boyer,
Esq, Of this place, came into possession
OF German Bible last week, published
at Franktvrd-on-the- Main, by Christian
E-enolif, on The 1t day of March, 1854
Nr. Boyer purchased this ancient and
valuable relic Of j C. Moan, below Cham
bersburs, which be first saw while there
on duty as one Of the Pennsylvania Mill
TIA in September last. Mr.. Nom had
purchased it years ago for SIX cents at a
public ven!ue. .SuaLuy Incricun.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10

y Mr.. Book Binier-haS
returned to his shop IN l.ewISbnrs, again TO
attend 10 all kinds of work IN his line. Bring
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10
Estate of Lieut.. J. Gilbert Beaver.

4 DMINISrRATOR'S NOTICE Letters
Of Administration on The estate of J. Gtl-
bert Beaver, deceased, late Of Lcwi,burg,
having been granted to the subscriber by the
Register Of Union county in due form OF law.
all persons indebted To sand estate are hereby
notified to make immediate payment, aud al.
having any lust claims against the same may
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to PETER BEAVER, Lewr>bur@,
Administrator with the VIII annexed
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10

\ New Orleans letter gives the follow
ing instructive fact: 81 have Just met an
old friend, whom not only fud loyal
man, but actively engaged in aiding the
Government. His father owns the estate
on the river, below the city, known as the
Magnolia estatc'-ihe large brick build
ing looking, with the sugar mill, like a
village on the banks of the river, as we
came up. He says he is hiring the ne
groes BY the month, and they work day
and night in the cane, in this, the m )st
driving work of plantation work. They
need no urging; they work too much.
lie says the large hospital he has for the
sick negroes, which was always sure to be
filled at this season, is now without a ten
ant, and all are over-anxious TO work"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10
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GALlILr 0Y AET. - Ar5i Street, TLIlaIelpLia.
I. Il u

FROM Hon Laws p. y.rrazli, ". c, Ohio
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tLr N,Au. J.. .tEI. I- Iuurr H'lIh- thta any thing
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From Hon 2 J.Y N-I- l,t- Minister g. Italy.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10

J.s. Marsh. r.shorhicy, c.cshorhIc,. r.gca,ei
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

HeN KxAHclPArIos WoaKs,Th
Bos( - or D.. ] ~ ! Waaisaslps
letter nAioh sla1s6 that ths fissiine ~
slaves in thu District Of Colamhis, 9 has
made little Or no change in Atheirs dohes-
ID oouditipn. Mort of Thorn stiil rsmsiu
VII thsiE former masters and nistsssses,
While not ; single one ssn be induced 70
leave the District." In other words.
&esf men work for their old maS1su md
rhbtressee, having bargained With them
- M ~ ~ stipulated Wages which aro
2ad iAem; md this h sll ths Emancipa.
ads eansunts 70. No ono Of der ~
lined 0r wanted 10 Kill anybody; tlsr-
only wanted pay Tor their work, and this
they ~ - receiving. Asto coming
North, Fsthve MOI heard that one ofthem
Not ma. ysall ,sti1 hltet -
IN - eipation, he boul abuss Of
IL 11SGD aowi s1z11neysviill - 11olsdi
inck upon With aml = = q Nm No
~ ~ snoaa Sii1eus nd ~ I111i6 l6lG
deny that thsy ASsr3Segp 80, md pre-
ttnd that they were only oppoqed TO slave
iAsufspegt6nS, 4s1ao 111fiffl -, " Scnes AinR
- ttA4 !, 3dbm. The ~otld Hoes
move.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

~ Fsnk Woctss, Ed whoa gu
eitissns will esnsnbsr = N sstivs Dsn-
Scras In Ksoask : few year. 40, ~
killed at the battle Of Ffsdst7skSbufg.
He joiaed- ~ rebel sEnx AlaeArstEs
bsfote 'thS battl5 ana fs6siSSd { noftl
wound upon his 6rst effort Is Slliks down
the aag n his country 4!sa =
There IN. mary Il Fnuk's old plttJ
tssociates hereshouts whose sympathies
arsNllh he fsbsls,, but Who hsvs ! 1kols.
49, dread Il msssing tie int thst ~
oyertaksn him. 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

H Their Southern brethren are dread.
fully disappointed in the failure of Gov.
Seymour to ell the programme proclaimed
for their aid and comfort by Woods, Van
Buren, q Co.
The Savannah Republican thus sets
forth its disappointment:
WHAT GOV. sxYMoUR INTENDS 10 DO.
Such was the heading to sumerou, ar.
ticles that appeared from time to time
previous to Seymour's inauguration az
Governor of Neu York. Well, Seymou
has been inaugrrased, and what has he
done! Just nothing ct al for which the
South cares farthing. Instead Of nut.
ting forth . mighty and portsatous pro-
gramme for revolution 1t home and peace
with the South, he ignores tho whole
question, and leaves matters inst where
he found them. Not word il said bout
compelling the Abolition Government 4
Washington to do this and do tha4 :
nothing shout cutting of New Enelsn{
and leaving her ont il the cold nctbinr
.aout peace or var. s.Putnot your tsus,
10 Prinsss.' is good maxim for ths
South. The Dsneaacy Of lie North ~
Tor relieving their shoeldsss Of to I'm :.
then Of oPPfession, not for takise sides =
ks.P the load OF Of ours. They will hsls
rather 70 put it o.. and 10 We Win ga
N the snd. Ps1cs and indspendene1
aelae alone 10 our own strong arms ~
stout hearts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

H The President has approved the
sentence Of the court martial la Fits John
Portsr's case, and the order cashierinQ
him in disgrace from the army was read
to the troops.
1t will be remembered that Gen. Pope
charged his defeat to porter's treachery
and disobedience Of orders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

~ The effort of the London Times 10
defend slavery on scriptural grounds has
aroused the religious element 10 England,
and We shall soon hear of reaction and
agitation on the slavery question in ths.
country, which cannot bat result favora
bly, to the cause of freedom and free gov.
eminent in our own land. }gltf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

49, The appointment Of Hooker to the
command Of the Army of the Potomac,
the appointment of Ben. Butler 70 the
command at New Orleans, and Of Backs
to command An Expedition, are move.
ments just to our mind and in the right
direction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

ma A steamer loaded with valuable
cargo Of army stores vas seized on the
Cumberland River the other day and
burned, The river is SO infested by reb-
el cavalry that steamers do not venture
up since. except under protection Of gus.
boats. ' 4s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

S~Geaenl Rossd - Nessding oul
C: G: ]: !: ;3|!
him on sls ihA, inst. says:
Eacond Lientsnant Iesse Ball. Co. I,
8SH !k ypluntesTs. IS dlshQnorsbI rdls;
for accompanying his resignation With %
deepicablea ressoa ~ that he 10 tired ot
the service and is opposed TO the proch-
nation Of the Prssidsat Of the United
States. The General com manding is glad
to nd ol6esr Of sthisr aspyx fellowship
WITH such i character. ga - = ) -
Csp2. Duncsn g. Read, 44th wilson
sin soiuntssn, has been dismissed TIN
service for deserving his regiment while
it was engaged with the enemy, under
pretence Of sickness, which subsequent
acsion proved to b false. ~ a,g514l
Second Lieut.. A. d. Faber, 88th Ind.
ana volunteers, dishonorably dismissed
for Drunkenness and subsequent coward
ice. ,s
Fret Lieut.. james a. Scott, Co. g,
42d H.. dismissed FOR absenting himself
without leave during the battle, and for
| warded o an excuse . certificate oil suf
fefing from disease, dishonorable alike 4
soldiers and gentlemen.
| Col. W. B. Cassidy. Of the Goth Ohio
Is dismissed for drunkenness on the iielt
of battle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

REIt Is becoming favorite project,
with the sympathisers Of the North, to
conoiliate the traitors of the South by ex-
Guiding the 1Yankess'' from the Union,
It seems, howe.sr, that in the sstimation
of our Southern brethren that the
Union men of the South are more dstesl-
able than the Yankees, and 10 order to
reconcile them 10 the Union and restore
feeling Of good fellowship, the vallandig-
hammers viii have to amend their plat
form by adding plank providing that
all Union men in the South shall be
hung. 4 .aAee. 800 r f4@s
Speaking Of these Southern Union
men, the Richmond Dispatch says "the
blacklist Yankee in New England. in COM
parison with these irredeemable knaves,
is as white ns the driven snow"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27
THE GATE CITY.

TUESDAY, JANUMY

Hatred Of Loyal New England.
Tke Democracy il dreadfulIy exercised
because Nov Eashnd industry, enter
prise aud skill secures . reasonable de-.
gree OF prosperity to that section OF coun-1
try. even during the prevalence and rav-
ages of civil war. New England has done
her part in the war Massachusetts has
Distinguished hsrslf, hpth ~ she 4nuR77
Der ard the character Of her soldiers and
her officers. Her sons have fought the
battle. of the Republic. shed renown
upon our arms and poured cut their blood
upon the soil of the South from Balti-
more to New Orleans. And that is her,
oifense. She has offended in anoth--
er particular where it is safer to attack
her, and where the chances of exciting
prejudice and hostility are better. The
cloven foot would appear too plainly if
onr sympathizing friends should abuse
Massachusetts, and New Eugla'.d for the
valor and the patriotism of her soldiers.
blu. to grumble at her prosperity and seek
to bring reproach upon her and teexcite
hostility against her because she refuses
to be ruined by the wac, is really only a
r,eaner way Of attempting to accomplish
the same result.
The soldiers of Mass. are amongst the
bravest 10 the field, and their number are
in fall proportion with those Of the StAtes
that have done best in the war, while
amongst our Generals she clsims as hel
own Banks and Butler and Hooker
Why then should We grumble at her
prosperity at home? What truly loyal
man would deliberately ssek to excite
prejudice and hatred against her because
she prospers in spite Of the war, while
she is nobly doing her bess in the coun'
cils Of the nation and on the battle fields
Of the country to bring the war to sue
oessful and speedy conclusion !?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27
e"'0s ~ speaker RloesoA. ssA.Ts5Y
garr. sr+n Albany. Jan. 20.
eailicott Is elected Speaker.



Waiter p. NeIndoe. al Wisoossin, NJ
sworn in - the successor Of the late Hon.
Mr.. PanchetG s8asa sf.~
sSee@mes, from 4As Ce@mittse ct WAYS
and Means, Hepertetl hsekTyith fsyors-
bic recommendation, the bill to establish
bnssA Niss y shss Tyu1Dry = Nc
vada.
Stevens reported ! Sin iauthorising the
President 70 raise and squip I5O, 900 sol
diefs u African descent, for Ave years.
Sssvsas moved % postpone the bill I'LL
10 lmossUW. saasss4 te+ asae8es s3e.s.s
Hplman moved to postpone ON bill m
til the Soth Of March. Not ~rlsd, 81
against 50. 4 s : 4 "
Ssevens' mstim Masthsn s1rssd 10.
QAspotioe 81 Harrison . pecohp&ies ~
adoptsd. fustruesing che Militafy Corr
mistee y inquiyv iato ths sxpsdseney u
suthorixing The President 70 acespt, for
shres years, the services u any ccnps-
aies Of infantry, cavalry Or sr>tliny with
cut limitation q TO number. Sk
The House passed the Senate bin, anon
lateu &C ~ jaAisiel sysssn, nekiags
Ohio and Michigan the 9TH and Illinois,
Indiana and WsSohsi6 shs 9th Judicial
Circsit. a AZ 3.lk a.a.n,
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole on the Finance bill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27
BurnsiAess ADDRESS.
The following il the address Of Gen.
Burnside to The army:
Headquarters. Camp near Falmouth, |
49,, July IS, 1868. I
r(1AnArA1 0rdnrs M

Il
49,, July 50, 1868. I
General Orders No. 81 .
By direction of the President Of til
uoitsda H1atee The sosnmanding 0sneral
this, ds1 trsnstsrs de command Of this
army 70 Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker. The
short time that he has directed your
movements has nothsss fsuit1al e vistory
uof my considerable advancement II, or
line, but II shat. AGsin demonstrated On
aanount Of courage, patience. and AAdn-
rance that under more favorable Circu M
stances would have accomplished great
results. Oonsinue 70 smulafe the virtues;
be true Ia yosr devotion, 10 yonr ooaatry
and the principles you hass sworn %
maintain. Give to the bravsl md lo3sl
Genera, Who has ~ long been identified
with your orGanisslion, and who 10 now
70 oonnsnd you, yonf full and cordial
support and cooperation, and Jon will
deserve success Your Gens1al 10 tn
hing m aifectionats lsats Of tho army,
from which be- sspagasss with % much
rsg4e, Wsy bsayrdosst Il - daliNsT N
especial farewell to his long and tried
aspociates Of tho Oh corps. His Prsyers
~ -, God m IN VIII yoas 81 e1lat
ron, pdntinnsd supssus uAdl ~ 1sbsllion
i cslshsd. Na
BY Command d 80 alaf
Mai. Gen. BURNSIDE
unR11H1NMp, ~ 40 81 II M EVE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

! rE The Legislature Of Kentucky seem
to play the neutral game again
apdsIoGset up fin umpire orspSses naksr
between the .two Governments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27
SPEAKER ELECTED. s
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
&c, 30. DC.
A Change 81 Policy PrspsssA.
New York, Jan, 26.


New. York, Jan. 49, :
The Times Washington dispatch sAys
. conference was held last evening n
the White House IN which the Secretary.
sfWar and several prominent ScnstSrs
and Representatives participated, and
10 which political matters Of great inn
portanee were discussed and detnrninsd.
A change Of administrative policy | i
many esasaaial respects viii be he sesult,
even If it occasions Official changes in
important pisces. lI.Ia4 HAL
The Secretary Of War has noti6cd
Congress that be h making such changes
in tbs organization Of his depaDshsnt q
win relieve him from the future neosssity
for more than ono assistant. It 10 nm
dsrstood M. WolcSts setisss.l Mr. Wat.
con will remain - assistant Secretary. :
The exposure made BY member OF
the Pennsylvania Legislature in refer
snce to alleged bribery and corruption.
IN which Gen. Cameron IL = party, is to
be nsds the subject of inquiry on the
part of the Senate.
The Hersid dispatch says, nj one ot
the results Of the recent repulse, u j. in
imatsd the demand for reconstructioa Of
the Cabinet will be urged with per,inaci-
y, aud that If . ohnnge should Dot be
made before the 4th of March Congress,
in imitation Of the Brtish party. viii pass
resolution declaring want Of conf-
dcnce in the President snd Cabinet
The Worlds Washington dispatch
says avery laapcstant report, said 70 be
founded on good authority. in reference
TO tie army Of the Potomac. has reached
me ,o-nighss II Is thst che army Of the
Potonas 10 70 no actually divided. aud
that the greatest portion oft Il to b ssnt
to the,West ats asoGoperate in the gsand
campaign soon 10 be insugurate1. A
small portion Of it will be retained near
Washington. just esacugh 70 protect then.
So runs the ssports ..ais. ~ -. = ,'eass 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27
Fortress Monroe, Jan. "a.

Fortress Monroe, Jan. "a.
A flag Of truce boat went TO tily poist
to.dsy.to bring down federal prisoners sap-1
tured a. Mdrfreesbofo Ii s hoped they
viii sisss hiring several Union okcsrs- q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac, I
JanuaYv &c.

,..s.,., January 20. Is
This morning Burnside tarnsd oyer
the command Of the Army 70 General
Hooker. Al soon ~ the Change WIS
known the principal of6eers waited On
Burnside to take leave Of him with 70
gret. sdsisss eas so
Bdrnide Issued parting address to the
Amy. a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

The F1aHrrra PARsox. CORES
pendent of tina Cincinnati Commercial
thus speaks Of the brillixnt Colonel Of the
74th Ohio:
"Ths gAlhutry Of our townsmsn, Rev.
Usls 0.anviils Moody. suggested bon
Sses. One Of his lads under Gre remarked
insA6ests1 HiIesian His riverence. the
Colonel, has been fighting Satan all his
lie. be says3 IAfssksa AsllJttisk bell's
broke loose now. The Col. did car 70
his General, This ERE is positively mr.
derous-it viii kill all my boys. From
indications upon the battle field. it is
clear tkat Mis- boys .did some Killing e.
One musket ball struck the Colonel's
pistol in his .teh, ssdYdsEleyed it. 1t
came down upon him with jar, rs Du-
mont would say According to Col. Ms
account, he waited to see himself die, but
finally discovered that his pistol only was
ruined. " One ball punctured an awful
hole through the breast of his coat and
vest, and abraded the skin, and another
tore an ori6ce in the calf Of his leg, cut
ting blood vessels smartly. In fact, he
was almost Is professionally shot as he
was niAcellaneosisly shot at, md his ap-
peqel displays the marks Of four bullets .
x
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

| ~ A letter from Burnside's army
saws: vsSN9g cA@ IL E
'The rebel pickets besiegs ours for p.
pers containing the Emancipation Procla-
nation Their officers who meet Vi, Nth
Aags Of truce make the same petition. All
through the rebsl lines The YAt.er seems
TO- axsits peculiar and anxious curiosity.
In our own army have not heard q
syilabls Of violent dissent from the meas
IRE, Or harsh language concerning it,
The sharp. bitter logic Of events has
silenced II not removed eyen the tradition.
a old, army prejudices. Hundreds Of
c6lc3fs Who went into the arny With
strong pro-slav4ry afinites, welcome the
measure y, 40 experiment, Thousands
hail It Is the harbinger Of ! new and
glorious national lie the beginning Of 4
policy which shall lift' 10 ! lofty, historic
position, tho admihistntioa Of Abraham
lissola. The blesisgs u chose thaS ass
ready to perish shall 30 hin. This Let Of
Jss1sfy shall BE- enc Of che woRl6's xsSaa
days. At last, thank, God We afs n
4the path Of Justice-thS only pssh 81
safety.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

Baltimore, Jan. 96. Z
Washington National lntelligencer re-
ceived states Burnside has resigsed the
command Of the Army Of the lotomac.---
Hooker appointed in bis place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

1~Hon. John w. Jones, late Stats
Treasurer, has purchased property in o.
kaloosa with the purpose Of making Ais
permanent abode in that pleasant town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

~ Grant Thornburn, most eccen-
trio character. and distinguished Her
ticulturist, died at New Haven, last
week, 10 his ninetieth year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27
4 CHANGE Of P eeHseef PROPOSED.
Efts III -----
Rcconstru ction o. the Cab
met % be urged. ] T
Burnside's Parting Address
MORE OFFICERS RELIEVED.

A unIGADIEn CEN. AxREsrED.