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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
The Advance from, Chattanooga.
Special Dispatch to The Cincinnati Gsette.
Tus MI. HILL La Feh Oh, IekI


Tunnel Hill, ga. Feb. %, 1864.
Early yesterday morning, Gems. Baird and
Cru crossed Tunnel ll Bic g. vita ti.sr ca'n-.s.
snd. merct.nE th-.1gh tee ~ n Rocky, race range
Face Valley thus turniEg strong position the enemy
occupied on the road from the town Of Tunnel Hin &c
Dalton. Marching beck again along the Cleveland
road our troops descended into Rocky Face Valley,
down which they swept, carrying everything before
them until they arrived at tie hil near where ths
Cleveland road desccnds Tito Rocky Face Valley The
hill just the south side Of the road and len side
Of the valley, looking toward Dalton. Gen. Bairdf
command VAS On the right and Gen. CrI:tss on the
iefE IL feu to Col CROSS brigade 70 carry the hil
have mentioned which they DID with shout and vol
ley that sent the Rebels flying toward the town. This
wes ebout III q. m. Capt Simonson. turning hia
battery thc I'd Indiaua) to lie top Of ts hill whence
he carried ON fierce artillery duel with the Rebels ,hs
remainder OF tbs dag.
Skirmi aing continued TN II o'clock when Gen.
Palmer sent Gen Turchin's brigade OF Boards com.
mand to drive the Rebels from another bill the righi
Of tho valley nearly opposite the one occupied by Col.
Grose The brave boys OF the brigade wen, N with
will chased the enemy from the loot Of the hil and
across tic Summit, but when tLey reached the top they
we're met BY a destructive fire fiom superior force
posted sbcnt half way down the opposite side, which
compelled them 10 withdraw the enemy aot attempting
to follow This the severesi conflict Of the day.
Heavy skirmishing continued till night.
About 3 o'clock Gen. horgan's end Col. Dan Nc
Cooks brigades Of Gen. Davis's command, moved up
into a gorge Oh Tunnel Eiil and after driving the
enemy some distance, assled by fierce rrcking
and cross IRE from artillery. bcfre which they quietly
withdrew zen. Morgan pflguuc Iost consiueIaoiy.
After nightfa our troops began to return aud to-day
We sIe no further advanced than Tunnel Hill, which we
still continue 10 mold.
AS reconnaissance the aisir has been entirely sue
rejecting much credit upon the bravery and
luIance Of the troops aud skill and prudence OF the
leading officers No further donbt remains Of the enc
my presence Dalton in strong icree-at least four
civis;ons has been repeatedly teesraphed you nom
Chattanooga. The coun.r, around Dalton ~ secces-
sion Of narrow valleys and rocky ridges. exceedingly
available for defensive purposes.
Part Of Clcburnes division which started on tae even
Of the 2lst to Join Polk returned in time TO take part
IN the tight
orr whole loss Will rot exceed 3oc That Of TIE Rebels
il xftaier,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
t..yy.,rc.,,. peren, a acut.
TIE Circ,lac;. Commercial has the following
Kroyvurr Feb. d. 1864.

TIE CtEclJact. C0n.heTc1-1 IDS INC IVHU"IHS
dispatch; =, zoe,
Tho advance Of Longstrcots force VIII reach Green.
VILE Tonight Their retreat il rapid since they burned
the bridge and his cavalry is reported escaping into
North Carolina by French Broad Gap.
Our advance az the Plsins found some deserters,
among them captain and some citizens OK Knoxville,
who royort that TO 9Th Corps. under Gen. Sedgwick.
had cut Longstreet of. They say he burned all his
trains that his rct-oe route and that we press
him. over 1000 men, discouraged b. the retreat will
come into our lines
Gen. Scbofed teegraphs nom the Plains tonight, to
Gen. Hasoa 10 have all Che baggage sent up at once.
He will rapidly complete the bridge asd follow the
Rebels up.
AshaTps srnsh reported between Beans Station and
Rutedge yesterday by afoce Of infantry from Cumber.
land Gap. We drove the enemy. No particulars. Col
Kline iust in from the Plains confirms the above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
FROM THE DEPARTMENT o. EnE
GULF.

MGagiug OF the Rev. M. Cox, ChapIaia Of
she 21sa Ecgirnenf, Corps d. Antique.
From Our spooial couespondent-
KEYORLFASs. Feb. 90 1864.
The Rev. Mr.. Irwin Of Indiana, who he's been
visit to tie cnmps at Brashear City, brings the fo
loving startling intelligence from the commanding oil.
Ger Of The 2jth Regiment, Corps d. Antique
The Rev. Mr. Cox, Methodist minister long a resi-
dent OF Louisiana, who the chaplain OF that regiment;
on visit 10 bis family near Donadsonyc in this
State Several coored soldiers residing Chaplain
Coxs place. accompanied him visit To their families
While lIr Cox in Lis house one evening. sevora
gacrrlas seized Lin aud Lnowus him TO have been an
old Union man. they dragged him away and hanged hin
10 tree his house The soldeIs got away ard re
ported the fact - ie comuandinS olcer Of tho ros
mCnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
Object Of LouEssrect's Retreat Explained
Concentration nj Atlanta.

UuNTsvIfLE, Ala, Friday, Feb. 70, IF0S.
Trustworthy information, just received, proves
that Longsreeti falling back to Atlanta Part OF hs
command supposed to have reached there this noon -
10 form junction with Johnston and concentrate tnsx
forces OF Atlanta, which Is being strongly fortified
Wheeler has relieved the Rebel cavalry COMMANDED
BY Breckenridge and Buekper who are preparing ios
raid into Kentucky. .,.
shoes, and many are nearly naked for the want OF cloth
ing. 49, u,,,., -, 49,
This weather Is Summertime. The health OF our TROOPS
ID excellent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
The Chesapeake Case.

ST. JoHy. n. T., Saturday, Feb. q, 1854
The writ of habeas corpus Of the Chesapeake
prisoners was argued to-day before the Hon. ]. w
Richie Judge of the Supreme Court Of tho Province of
New. Brunswick.
The counsel for the prisoners occupied the entire day
in arguing upon the points Of informally in the warrant
Of commitment. On Monday they will 60 into the gen.
eral question whether sufficient evidence was given
before the Police Magistrate to bring the case within
the provisions VI the EItradition Treaty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
The Quota OF Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Saturday, Feb. 81, 1864.

Tie quota Of Missouri, under the Presidents
last cs as stated by a dispatch from Washington is
losl3 This number had been reduced on Jan 81 10
5G4s by volunteer enstmens. II is believed that, If
the time for the payment of boun.ies Is postponed until
the lst Of April, aud moderate local bounties are
offered the eniro quota Of this State can be Cited by
vouufcPrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
The Iron-Giad Teeumseh.

This vessel did not make the trial trip on Sat.
urlay "a was announced. II is now f.<ertained
that she cannot go down the bay until the new com
prestor is removed and the old substituted. The
lanonicus, Manhattan and Jscumseh the only
sells OF tho second batch Of Monitors which will DO a.
fected by this fNlureand those not more than day
two tho Tippecance. halayunk, Cstawba and Others
pot being launched.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
From Cairo.
CAIno. Saturday, Feb

CAIIO, batufuuy F6u "a, Ito5.
The steamer Dickey has arrived here, with 80
bales of cotton for St. Louis
The pckey has also on board the It'll Wisconsin Bal.
terry, resnIisted veterans en- route home.
Over 200 new recruits from Iowa and the same nun.
Der from Indiana, arrived here yesterday On rosse
South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
Returning soidierS-ss.I;.r for East Ten
pessce.

BOrT0N. Feb. q, I-tI.
Reenlisted men from New-Hampshire regi-
ments numbering 40 arrived here last night and pro-
ceeded TO Concord TODAY by special train.
Private subscriptions for tho suffering people OF East
Tonaoss eo now amount 10 Sl2CJI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29

Albany County is out of tho draft, having
raised Ito quota 1855 and surplus Of several hundred
over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
TEE MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT.
The Advance of Sliermans
Expedition.
OCCUPATION OF SELMA CONFIRMED
GENERAL SMITHS CAVALRY EXPEDITION
Concentration of Rebel Forces
Against Kim.
SEVERE ENGAGEMENT AT WEST POINT
Cur Cavalry Forced Eaok with Con.
siderable Logs.
SEyERE ENGAGEMENT Ar WEST POINT.
TIE ADVANCE FROM CHATTANOOGA

TIE ENEMY II FoRCE at DALTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
THE FLORIDA EXPEDITION
TIE REPULSE. At OLUSTEE.
Three.Horrs Desperate Fighting

At SUNSETOUR FCRCEFALLSBACK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29

IiNIDNINf I 10 N'U' ~ W.
One of the bravest ana most shiitul achieve
ulouis OF the Wal Is officially recorded in the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29
: lyi,l;oi, and IIcIf ar Property Gag
;urea-S ansss.ss CouGuSi 1t Saiucsviiie.

.oIn Or Special Ceyi.rgorG,nt.
Ns" BALDWIN, Fla, Feb. 10, 1901.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
Another Mcclellan defeat.

Last fall, just on the eve of Election,
the COpperhesd managers, exultant 10
prospect, cosIed Gen. Mcclellan to join
bis fate with that Of Wood ward, and :eil
Again has be suffered rebuks. The
same managers endeavered to make the
uDiopists believe they would not contes.
The election for State Senator 10 the Indi-
aua district. But they 60. out-secretly
a popular, respectable man, who bad
before carried Armstrong county and had
hosts Of friends aud relatives among the
hepueiicans-secretIy they sought to rally
sheir forces, sad sarprise our party on the
dsy Of election. Three days before the
contest, the leaders threw Of their disgu;,.
Nominated DOUGLAS fer Senator and
" C9el'dn FIR I'tesident The return,
show (wbile Douglas made gains, as cal
cuia'ed upon, among bis friends,) gain
for the Republicans in the proportion Of
votes p0llsd.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
The New Enrolment Bill.

The smendatory enrolment, which hat
received the Presidents signature, and /.
therefore q law, provides that the Presi
dent of the United States shall be author.
ized, whenever be shall deem il necessary
during the present war, to call for such
number Of men fer the military service Is
the public sxigeucies may require. The
quota Of each ward of q city, town, town
chip, precinct, or election district Of Q
county, where the county is not thus divi-
ded, shall be as nearly as possible in
proportion TO the number of men resident
therein lisble to render military service,
taking into account, as far as practicable,
the number which has been previously
furnished. In sscertaining and filing the
quota, there i, to be taken into account she
number Of men who have heretofore CO.
tered the naval service of the United
and whose names are already
returned to the Office of the Provost Mar
shsl General. If the quotas shall not be
filed within the time designated BY the
the Provost Marshal is to make
! drsf. for the number deficient, but all
volunteers Who may enlist after the DRAFT
'hall have been ordered, and before ii
.hall be actually made, shall be deducted
from the number ordered TO be drafted 10
ny ward, town, township, precinct, or
'leetion district or county. II the quota
Il any district shall not be filled BY the
lfafs made 10 scc0ll.ues slth The provis.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
Harrisburg Correspondence.
FRIDAY, Feb. %


Monday last, I visited &" little York
a large borough, whore Congress was ia
session about I77s. being driven out o!
Lancaster BY the prcximiiJ Of the British
The British never reached York, but the
Rebel, did, III 1858 : il was their furtbes'
p.iut. North, 10 force, although detscs-
men,s wen, from there 90. They came 10
n Surday. helped themselves on Mcnday,
aud hurried back on Tuesday, to receive .
WHIPPING ct Gettysburg The town is
well laid cut On sbe summit Of bill; Is
somewhat, larger than l anticipated; is
evidently wesIihy and hss nors gros
shops 10 the shape Of lager beer saloons,
aud fewer g.od hotels, than any other
place Of i,s siE., believe. A Fair for
the Soldiers wa, 10 progress, and was ex-
csediugiy well attended.
yisiei the place in company with Ia
dies who came TO lovk after some sick or
wounded soldiers they had nursed a, Har
rlsturg OF these, they found II or 10
in the very extensive Hospital, which
served for Barrack. for the Union troop,
sud also for the Rebels. Among them |
found James A. Bell of Lewisburg. They
were fue se,t Of men, some Of them es.
identity young men of education and re-
fnemen., one Of uhom Was keeping school
for those of less advantages in early life.
There was one old man, ,awaising discharge,
who had served in the War Of 1872.
10 the town, | met With three other
prominent Lewisburgers-Henry Bray,
recently chosen pastor Of the York Bap-
tiss church Capt. Chss. W. Diven, (for
merly with Daniel Scbrack, now q lead.
ing recruit officer; aud Hunter b. Barton,
with his friend Capt. Diven.
Legislation this week hss been mostly
of local character, but the House speut
until nearly midnight Of Thursday iu get
ting through committee Of the whole Q
general bounty bill for Volunteers. The
genuine Copperhesds cid all they could to
injure the bill, but failed Of everything
except consuming time.
Tie Ieterana-Oo examining at the
A6ju,aut Generals ofhse, 6ud that our
three Companies in the 5lss P. v, our
one Company in the 52d P. ", and ours
in the 5,h Z. K. c., are not credited to any
particular place. At the same time, l was
shown . Circular by Col. Blair, Dep. Pro.
Mar. at Wlillsmspor', saying that the
Captains commanding may make supple
men,dl reports, and include and add to
Districts such re-enlistipg men as choose
there to be credited. ".
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
They Misreprsssnt the People.

The other CAV We heard . singular
excuse offered for the s,ubboruness of the
sixteen men who have blocked the wheel.
Of legislation 10 the Senate Of this State
for the last six weeks, st . cost to th . tax
payers of four hundred dollars per day for
tba, branch of the Legislature. 1t Was
this: "One Of the Republican Senators,
who bad 9 majority Of the peoples and
soldiers vote 10 1861, lives 10 q district
which gave Wood~ ard 800 or 400 major
i,y in 1868 therefore, be should resign,
aud q new election be ordered" 1t is a
new wrinkle 10 Democracy that q person
duly elected shall not serve out the term
for which be was elected simply because
the people Of his district happened, on
another issue, aftsrsards, to vote against
a candidate of hi, party!
Suppose we adopt the principle. The
present Auditor General and Surveyor
General Of Pennsylvania had $500 ma.
jority 10 1s62-bu. 1868 records a YER
dict Of $4,000 against tbem-therefore,
Messrs. BARR aud SLENKER, with all
their clerks, must resign. Will they do
ity Our Union Senator will resign if they
will, We reckon.
Again, CHARLES r. BUcKALEw is
serving as United States Senator, having
bad one majority Of Legislators, and $500
of the people in 1862; but the pre.en.
Legislature is seren against him, and the
people IL, 900. "As ssuce fer the goose
is sauce for the gaDder,' We call on Mr.
Buckalew to resign.
A large number Of COUNTY orPIosRs,
elected 10 1861 and 1862, are clearly ia.
s,ructed ca. Of their stations by the larger
vote Of 1868. When they "throw up"
it will bs full tine for our Senator 10 do
what net one Of them will do.
But let rs take another view:
yorRs or THE sOLpIERs IN 1863.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
zetuiabiir9 Hdrket.
List OF Vendues

Advertised ty bil. =; this ooe in th- Chr-uieIe-
March i-Per>onai Property .DerShsm decd. beer
March 3-Per>onai Properly, Daniel Rshc., Batinloe
March s-Pcr>onsl Properly, By yier.sr. Bufialce
March s-Per>cnal Property. DaSiG Leisr-. helb.
Asrrh s-Prr. Prop. Of Jacob d. BSOsH. hast Buif.
March i0-Prr>nnsl Property. Geo. Waiter. BIfaoe
hi2-Pcr>onalPrcperiy " .heiehum h. In nace
March i?-Real Estate. X. N. Euner. Gccd, Lesi,b'y
Nsrrh i5-Prr>onaI Property 7 H. Corneiu>. .BB Toe
March i5-Per>onal Property. John Wise. BufIaloc
March II-Prr>onal Property Of d. B0mler. RErsIoc
Narehi>- Hiding Lot. L. q. Hummer IIlsIaaque
March i>-fersonal Prop. =. Rarabaeh, aeily.
March is-by Eey. :. Wolf. ig't. NeB berlin.
March Is-PersoBai Property, J. Piseger. f.Bufaloe
March 2.-Per>onaI Properly. v. b. Reed. BunaIoe
March 2i-Prr. Prop, BGf!slae House, teH burg
March 25-Eeal Estate of M.Wagner dec d ,lewi>burg
March 25-House 4 Lotto ,'mstzreid decd Liln'ille
March 2S-BuiIding Lois " II ham r, Lb's.
yPNDUE NOTES for sG,a Al t- Star fb-1nrI.n of-,s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
New Senator Election Official.


As the vote is 8 ,453 less than on Cover
nor, and our maj jori,y only ISL less, there
is q pr9portjosate gain of about AGO votes
An emp hattie retuke Of the l6 faction
lists, and of the Copperhead leaders who
loaded their very respectable candidate
down with Mcclellan for President.
DR.. St. Clair's msj is larger than that
of Maj. White, or Of any other one cleo
ted in the District he was expected in
Harrisburg Saturday evening, ready for
action Monday evening, which is the time
adjourned to. The public may now ex-
peet business, foe there is a majority spx-
ious to proceed, and rsgardfal Of the public
interes,s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

InTur,leville. 2s,h inst, BY Chss. Cavley Esl, AL
ENASDER J. VI 'CULLuN snt Miss APILENA ALvOl.r
both ot that place
On tie 23i inst, ty Rev. I. s. weisz, LIEUT.. ". L
SCHOCH and Miss ANNIE y. daughter Of Michsel
klerkner, Esl, both Of New Berlin.
on the 2oth inst, by Rev. C. Clesver. PETER STRA
HAN aud Miss AMELIA MOORE, both Of West Buf'aloe
On the I'D ut. BY Rev. K A Pink. GEJRGE "
CoRNELiCs sHd Miss SUSAN ELIZABETH BhoCIUS
al O.: Lessburs.
Cn the 18th ult. by the same, ABRAHAM N0WRY,
and Miss AMANDA s JARRET, all Of Le~i-our;
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
Our Quota of Wen.

90 enquiry at tie Provost Msrshaps
Office iu Harrisburg, we are informed of .
fac; heretofore overlooked The last falls $
draft is included in the consolidated call
100000 msu. Consequently, all who en-
tered service, furnished substitutes or paid
$500 ceumu,s.ion last fall, are credited on
she 100000 call. These give US the fol-
lowing figures for Union county, as they
stood GU the FIRST of Jalusry last:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of an order Of the Orphans
ID Court Of Union county, will be exposed
al Public Sale, on the premises, on
Friday, the 25,h day Of March, 1854,
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, all that certain HOUSE
- and LOT OF ground situate in Lewis
ELI burg, Union Co. on southwest corner
Of Fourth and 81. Catharine streets, late the
estate Of Michael Wagner, deceased.
Terms--CaSh for payment Of the debts OF
deed. and balance to suit purchasers
Feb - !. II. WAGNER, Administrator
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
Latest News

NEw YORK, Feb. 27.-Letters from
Hilton Head state that the steamer Cos
mopoltan had arrived there with wounded
troops on board, from Jacksonville, Flori-
da, and brings the report that the Union
troops, which advanced toward Lake City,
had been repulsed and driven back on
jacksonville. Three hundred wounded
meu were on board. 1t was reported that
we lost in all cne thousand 10 killed,
wounded and missing. The enemy out
numbered Gen. Seymour's troops heavily.
Oshsr reports says tha, the rebels we're
$4,000 strong, commanded BY Gen. Har-
dee,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

~Ths L. 5. SANITARY Commission
will hold, 10 Philsdelphia, grea, Nation
alPair,iuJ uue, for the benefit Of the .:ck and
wounded .oidiers The Ehilsd Union
Le,rus invite others in the State to co.
operate in securing Contributions for the
Fair, in any manner they deem proper.
Fer further information address G. J.
Stue, Cor. Sec, 1907 Chestnut st.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
11tf0.

In Mianburg. coth i.s., JOSEPH. son Of jacob and
Mary Ggt.lius, aged mos and 81 days
In Limestone township, on the sth inst, MARY ADA
daughter Of Frederick aud Rachel st--s, aged y.srs
and ! month.
In NiddIeburg Snyder Co, 18th inst, JACOB FRYER
sgei II years months aud Il lays.
In Lime-ton- township, Mon.our Co, CHRIsrIANA
BAILY. aged IS years.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
rIsLsaED sgsI-wEEktT---
Tussay Morning & Friday Afternoon.
F0g PREsIDgSr,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

n-T.G Evans has opesed HSrdusre
apd Qaeenswsre store n Chsmberiins
building. (Adr's in next p,per.)
A- The House Of Representatives has
passed a jim, resolution extending tho
payueu, Of ih. $500 ard $500 eoun'ies
TO volunteers sud veterans, 30 the lst OF
April. This, We suppose, will postpone
Che draft, and probably obyiats the Dsees-
sity Of it altogether.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
More States speaking,

CONNECTICUT, Iowa, and INDIANA,
have openly proclaimed President Eincslu
their choice for re-eleetion. Indiana
names Andrew johnson for Vice Pre,i.
cent, and presents Gsv. Norton TO, re.
else,ios-sll by . unanimous vote.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
roHcu. John NJ. Broonal, Of Pa, bss

r0 Hon. John NJ. Broonal, OF Pa, hss
introduced . bill before Congress recon-
meudins the location Of tie new Iron
Clad Navy Yard or the Delaware river, IN
our State. Our, being the principal iron
State Of the Uaion, i, would he eminent
ly advantageous to the Government to pass
the bill ss a matter sf economy as we'll as
aepLIalization.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
Estate of William Outer, decd.

4 DMINlSTRATOR'S SHOTlCE.-Whereas
y Letters Of Administrator on the estate
OF William Cutler, late of Brady township
deceased. have been granted 10 the subscribsg
by the Register Of Union county 10 due form
o. law, therefore all persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested to make immediate pay,
menl and those having just claims aeainss
the same may presenlihern duly auihentieaHd
for settlement. IN the subscriber.
IIO32l JOHN MEEK, Admiais,ratoS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

RowLEsBURG, WEsT Va, Feb. 90
Capt. Harper, commanding . company Of
State troops, whom the rebels styled
Swamp Dragons, bad fghs recently
With tvo hundred of Imboden's men near
the mouth Of Seneca river, in South
Branch Valley, Pendleton county.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
s75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH.

TIME LITTLE GIANT SEWING MA
CHINE COMPANY want an Agent 10
each county. to solicit orders for their new
SIS Machine, with gauge, screw driver and
extra needles. We will pay liberal salary
and expenses, or give large commission. For
particulars, terms. &c, enclose stamp, and
address T. s. PAGE. Toledo, o.,
amloas 8snT Agent for the United States
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
VOTES OF THE SOLDIERS IN 1868.
sl,5SS 1869 a..

II We hsure right, here is 90 per sent,
Republican to 8 per cent. Democrat
Nov, Ohio gave 432, ,46s votes ., home
and 44,706 in the army. Pennsylvania Q
home vote Was $685. ,667. In the sane
proportion - Ohio, Psnssylvania wsuld
have So, ,627 votes from the soldiers.
The Senate Of Penpsylvssis comprises
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