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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07

"Oa the .Sy We are assured BY
several that the Cops, in Lewisburg and
all over Urion county, are just as active as
ever, only they are no. open and aboveblard
as last year, but work in secret, button. ho-
ling those they think "dumb," and do not
know much, and telling them all sorts of
foolish aud false stories. Oae Of them
recently tolt man from Kelly that the
Rebels did no. fire the first gun at Sumpter
These underhand schemes may sometimes
do harm. On this account every one
would do we'll to be on guard, to counter.
&C. efforts of unscrupulous opponents.
They do not come out on the tOusetcps
as before, but they work iu the dark.
Check them. Be not too confident, or We
fail. Gen. Apathy is q more dangerous
opponent than Gen. Mcclellan.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
House and Small Farm for Sale,

4 BoUTli imileS from Lewisburg, i5ining
a lands of JeGornelius, Da.Henn.ag and
Jos. Nickel, comprising 9 Acres more or
less, all well improved, with Ran House and
shop and other outbuidings, good Fruit and
well of rever-failins Water. Persons desiring
a quiet lille home please inquire on the pre-
mlses, on the Brush Valley road. Bgfalce TP.
1866 ISAAC MILLER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
p. 8. "Stick TO the Ticket"

~We issue our paper on Thursday
instead Of Friday, to gain time to see the
Fair and attend the Mass Meeting. 1t is
rainy and murky as We 60 TO press, but
We hope the sky may be more clear. The
Speakers announced for the Mass Meeting
are promised US, and we believe enough
viii reach to compensate for good a.ten-
dance.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
FARM FOR SALE,

T OFFER al private sale the Farm upon
which I res de. IN White Deer township.
Il contains 65 Acres more or less, cleared
and in a good stale Of cultiyauOn-a good
House, Bank Barn, OutbuildInss, good water,
and an Orchard. Persons wishing 10 see II
may call on me.
Also % Acres of WOODLAND near the
above tract. DANIEL BENNAhE
White Deer Tp, Sept. %, 1854 v5Pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07

Phil. Sheridan, the son Of an Irisbman,
has shown, more generalship, whipped
moro Rebels, captured more guns, flags,
and Rebels in t~cnty-four hours than
George b. Mcclellan did in twenty four
months. Phil. Sheridan, with such an
army as Mcclellan had in the Spring Of
1867. would have annihilated the Rebel
hon just a. be has s0uihiia,sd iLs Rebel
army under Early.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
I~As no earnest man wants to T,

IUrAs no earnest man wants to run
agains. MORROW b. LOWRY for the Sen.
ate in the Erie District, the Cops have
20. the Circus man, Dan Rice to take the
field. This is no joke. Dan, doubtless,
can "turn q somerset" as often, and as
quickly, as his party, and seems to be
peculiarly fitted to run as its representa-
tive.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
EANM yNN SAAE,

THE southwest quarter of section u,
town q, north range s, east OF the 4lh
principal meridian. The said Farm lies
about two miles North Of the city OF
Freeport, Stephenson Co., H.,
has about Forty Acres under cultivation, with
Log House and other Ouibuildlngs; IS wateret
by enc Of the most beautiful Springs IN the
county. and The balance OF the tract is covered
BY Thrifty growth of timber.
Every acre OF the farm IS susceptible Of
cultivation, and when suitably improved
would make one vi the mos. iRyiIIns resi-
dences IN Illinois.
For particulars enquire OF Francis Wilson,
Of Lewisburg. Pa, Saml u. Harris, of Free
port, ILL.,, or The subscribers, at savanna. III.
L. CHAMBERLAIN,
Nov. 90. 1868 L. II. BOWEN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07

Hora.io Seymour, the man who called
the rioters in New Y ork City "my friends -
has been again nomiu.ted for Governor
of that State, but will be defeated BY the
Union nominee, Reuben f.. Fenton.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07

ra-Various railway connections and
ou,lays render Sunbury prOspectiveiy Of
great importance, aud naturally draws to
it stirring business men. One OF these
sdyertises 10 our columus to-day.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07

AThe first Tuesd.y after the FIRST
monday in November, is said to be the
aAy Tor the Presidential Election, and not
'oe nrst Tuesday as some have it. This
u'ines 1t Nov. srh-jost four weeks after
'os state Elec,iou-ior the Plesideatisl
Contest
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
What must be returned.

THE person who borrowed the .dministra-
tors account of Sarah Egnkie. dec d. on.
Of The Register, office, is requested 10 return
II Immediately.
Also he person who borrowed The inventory
and vend1e list Of David Stees, decd.
Also the perscn who got lheW III OF Charles
Ginier, deed. E II WEIkEL, Reg'r
Lewisbure. sept ., 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
UNION - MEETlNGS.
Mass Meeting.
At Lewisburg, Friday, Oct. 2, 1864

The following speakers are promised :
Hon. Henry johnson. OF Muncy.
Hon. John c. Kunklc, Of Harrisburg
Hon. =. Frazer Smith, West Chester
II. b. Carpenter, Kentucky
Col. G.. F. Smith.
Gen. john c Cochranc, OF New York.
Saturday, Oct. S:
Forest Hul-N angezer. Porter. .G.BMiIler
Miller. .Orwig c Merrill
Miilinburg-ShuRer and 4 .ken
Monday, Oct. 10:
Lew Isburg-fieo F. Miller and C.Nrrrill
Red Bank ; H. West BuL-shriner and Aiken.
Al Black Run II, Buifaioe Tn.
Wurleu, q Is Miller, SnrrSlcy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
FARM at PRIVATE SALE,

CTTUATED in Bufaloe township, about Il
, mile above FsrmersvIlle, on the Brush
Valley road. There are - Acres more or
less. about 80 acres cleared ami IN use. The
Improvements are good House. Barn, and
ourbuildings,well Of Water al the porch, AMI
Fruit trees-also Saw MIL on an uniaiiiug
stream. For terms, inquire Gu the Pr-mi>es
pd3wIO67 ISAAC ROVER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
zeWiabtr9 Marketa
MARRIED.

By Rer.sw. seibert, 25th ult, JSO. A-wINEGARDEN
and Miss MARY L. PRICE, both near Lewisburs
By T. C. Moore. Esi.. Ilth uit.. GEORGE sHEESLY
and Miss MARY sAMPsEL- both Of Hartley Up.
BY Rev.Yr. Dill. 9Th inst, ANDREW H. DILL, Esq, Of
Le~isburs. and Miss hATE daughter Of H0a.E-SLlFEI.
OF \ ely Twp.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07

p<eAs Mcclellan is a railroad man, he
should remember the warning put upon
every car
al, is dangerous to stand on the Plat
form CHICAGO.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
TIMER LAND FOR SALE!

rrThe undersigned offers for sale a trac,
Of 81 Acres of Land, in White Deer
township, all well Timbered, except ahoul IS
acres which are cleared and cultivated. The
improvements area good Iwo-sloTey Log
House, Stable, and Ou:buildIngs, a good
Orchard, and an excellent Well Of Water al
the house. GIOsil GEO. MEl\ELL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07

uarTrue- blue Tickets for the river
distIicts, at the ChEoDi.ie vthes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
--latest News
Around Richmond.

The long line of Grant has this week
gained several important points, but one
of them vas abandoned With some loss.
Gen.Terry took Rebel battery on the
New Market road.
As at Vicksburg, the Rebels are harder
pressed every day, and great engagements
may occur at any time.
Measures are taken to secure to soldiers
a fair and quiet election.
New York, Oct 5-Goli, Sls9!.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
FARM FOR SALE.
about l3O Acres,

YNHE subscribers offer for sale their Farm
Il near the Forest Iron Works, Containing
about l3O Acres,
with good House and Barn, and other neces-
sary Buildings, an excellent Spring Of Water
between the house and barn. All cleared,
and in a good state Of cultivation, in good
neighborhood, and convenient 10 market,
mil, school. &c.
We consider il cheap a, S6000-will take
$500. SHELLER Il SCHREYER.
Levisbur-. August .. lso4.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07

EGCoal is coming down-so is gold,
wheat, dry goods, eopperhaadisn, and
the rebellion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
%Seth kinman, the Western Hunter
is exhibiting at Independent Hall.

Gamma Chapter OF the Phi Kappa P>i fraternity.
Where's, God in his aivise rroyilenee hss seen ft
by the stern lSni Of death to remove from our number
our esteemed brother, II. H. WlTMER- therefore
Resolved. Thatss Fraternity We deeply nc urn the
loss Of brother whose manly sui consistent enurss
claimed our highest respect while his aniabe social
qualities won our love. y
Resolved, That tender -our heartfelt sympathy 70
the mother aud relation. ifss saltrny trrpft of the
object Of their fondset hopes and when the first
in tho course of anticipated useilileSs had hardly been
permitted 10 tie taken.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these res'irNus hc Pressn-
ted - the mother, and the be published in the
LeslsbuTs ChIoglcle AMI Lancaster ExTrsss.
FREEMAN LUJMIS,l
j. T. HILL, Committee.
c. II. MIDDLETON.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
Real Estate.

FARM E7a S&I5.
T OFFER at PrivarAsale ny Farm, situate
in White Deer township. sPin'ng lands
Of John Ranck Esq, Lew HaIcE, Eiaard
Ranck, 5. b, Pawling, and Joel Rancs, con-
tanning ~ Acres moresor less. |. has a
good House. Bank Barn, and o,her o. hu'ii-
Tags. About acres are well lfTimoefed, me
remainder under good cultivation
For terms iDquIfe on The premises.
Oct 7 pG6a JOSIAH HANth
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07

Dote for George +. Miuer
Vote for Shrincr.
Vote for Orwig, ALE.
man, and Manlcy.
Vote for Church.
Vote for klcckncr.
Vote for Aiken.
Vote for Haus.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07

Oas vote may decide the contest.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
Estate of Joseph Y. Derr, decd.

WHEREAS, Letters Tesfamentary upon
w the estate Of JOSEPH y. DERR,
deceased, late OF I.ewlSburg borough, Union
couniy, have been aranie1 TO the subscriber,
BY the Register Of said county. IN due form /,
all persons indebted 10 said estate are reques-
ed 10 mase payment, and those having claims
against Inc same Will present them duly
AUTHENTICATED for settlement, TO
MARY JANE DERR, EIecuIriX
TeuiShury sent. 70 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
TAKE NOTICE.
The Election Laws of Pennsylvania.

The Election Laws Of Pennsylvania.
THE Election Laws OF Pennsylvania, beng
all which are Of a public and general
nature, (vi,h those relative 10 Philadelphia
city and county y digesied and arranged wish
notes Of judicial decisions. By NJ. N'ki>Ssr.
new edition, enlarged and improved. Con-
tanning all the laws, up to the year 1864. IN
elusive. with the Amenimen n, 10 the ConsIilu-
non and the law providing for voting by Sci
diers in actual service To be issued imme-
diateiy after the adjournment Of the present
session of the Legislature in suitable. strong
paper cover. Price 20 cents. Discount al
lowed on a large nrmber sold
For sale By M.N'Kinney. al Harrisburg Pa
4 new Siyle Camrairn Medal Of LIN
~ COLIN AND JOHNSON, seat iIss
aDy where ioT - cents.
Address Box NJ. 6. i1sr.is,on, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07
District and County Nominations.

The Union for eTer-bHrrah, boys: hrrTah-
Down with The Traitor and W with the STAR"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
A Death a, "rhe Soldiers, Home. >,

A Death at "The Soldiers H0me.f
Mrs. r. MILES, Of Milnlcn, La, a soldier,
belonging to the w..tsrn Army,.and IN inmate,
for three weeks rast, of tho Soldiers BONE ct
this place, departed this life on epiurdAy hight
last. Hssksi been i'll since the hour of his at
rival, with chrvsic d5sa,tery. Tie deceased MSS
sl.aren,ly sbou, afiy ye:.s of ase.> Tl;s ra;riet
died far as ny from home, wife, children, friends,
but Ell. last hours we're neither lonely no: cheer
less; around his dying bed there Mss 20 lack of
wcnan,s nursing, NO iaek of rcmsn's tears. His
body was buried with oil homer on Sunday after.
nsnp-in the village. cemetery. Having been a.
Mason, his funerai.rites were performed ty the
msnbors of tbathOnerablo and beneGcent Society,
Mr.. Jons NJ. W1rr, with aChristian and patriotic.
charity which cannotsbe too highly commended,
refused all:rsmuleration for this lcnely soldiers
e.fin. gift Of s45o.z Edgedold should weep
tears Of Joy and gratitude TINT rhc is tins able
to ,.are for Ler rerts-be-too-much-h honorsd do
tenders: .--- ..,S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
Cant. Gogcans.

This brave soldier nhd ef6ci,nt cfkcer, SO long
;a,nt:ied With the lth Rest. S. C. ", MAS in our
town on Mnzlay the 5!h inst Capt g.. Was
y. un led svm. ,hths siucc, his third ur. fourts
wornd-at ,hc Wilderness I'VE arc sorry to zee
his right arm considerably twisted, md his wound
sti!ropen. lie csmrs directly from Kcrshaw's 8
Division in the Valley; ten days ago be-lsft this
Division two miles from Charlestown, the scene
Of old JoLn Browns ~lpotheosis. Gen. CoS%oH,
cs Charleston, formerly u Captain i'll tie original
Iamr.sn Losi.u, las been assigned to the com
mana of Ksrsba|'s cld S. c. Brigade. Captain
.GoecAss reports iheSsscers and men of tie 7;h
in Gne health and spirits.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07

m.skably h.naseme- young. WnIenrs Of .tle
Stevens, Creek nsighborkood, one Of them. Of the
.ftt, and the other. Q mere bas, of ,5s 22a-bs J
wounded Inlely and boih ee crutchsa. ar, LII;
TrRssas lie fines: locking 1ezEz lslewN y re hay.
seen in msny adsy, Of ssraass Co. D, M tlll kest-
who Iott lag at @ aeltyaSuTs, And, last hut no, no.
lea;t .our old school friend. .IlLltGE L. NEVER.
of Gapt. s[,1uEws' Artillery. now holvw CREEP
Pond on our coast; he Fss just o.t OF bud bud
spell! !-of .cLill and -frye-, and ic.ked 4-elaedly
werstsa.ss ....s s..ss.. .,s.s.
And now, LtTyre We leave eT eur remarks eer,
cunning this l!tnsant n te,:rs ct stryeES crsyk'
NE aus, take NJ t!e lat;s, sha, are lr"uslt
l.ils iht.ibs .snstualy-of rs:her not :" mu. b
vi the innocent bsAirs, ss at ;hcir pi.guidtd le-
rents. MhS DO they tripg the bsbi,s; and ID it
they WILL bring tic N, why nst leave thsn ea: o'
doe:s? .Tc gay it respectfully. bEt this custom
OF bringing b.hic,. aLd txc.yesr-ola children to
Church is really ca.cula:ed to aiseredit lhs nsrch
ofiiglt in tits nineteenth. century. Tis pos:
li;t.o .innocents csst ls,ssibly understand tn.
E,r.l, but, being fun. Of lse fold sAdem" the5
eISetu.lly prevent the adults from either hesrir
o. understanding. 80;
Ard we astinat forget. to tell you that the
candidalcs GONE of Them, wire tLere too; Per
hups their appearance at :ueh p!sees i: quito -
| m.t oprepes US that ef Tie babes sad Ruckiiugs
| What thsy accomplished on the ground, 'be b.l.
lot box will probably tell hotter than We can.
! Nor ,ius. VIZ Gnit 10 mention lhs dsIightfu
noon d.y msals, and the -hesritatls ladies "h'
20 kindly look ahnut for uhproridsd frisnds, ,nns
pluck them by the fleeYe to Some and refrest
their inner mEn., Good place to 30 to is thi'
i same Stere ems, Creek!
/ To ha conf.nued.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07

iIe Col. R. D. Johnarn, Agent Of the State Ct
South Carolina, has made csll for onc-hay of
to road hands from The I'd Division, comprising
tie eastern Districts of the State. The slsyei to
be -lcnt on ths:27rh ssptcmh.r.
isEA wa,kihst ston special to- tie New sy=rk
Tuner asserts !hafa commissioner from 0cc:ga
has arrivedqthc,e. lie e.iesiies TO learn IN what
base. Georgia may be Tesadmitted ;pto The UHicn.
.5g-GIant, by this tine, is beginning 10 ird
out that the rey to Ricbmepd is Whist d country
preacher orce described -irtucus life to be,-
= hard road to travel and nota tavern ence in
City miles"
ey Eleven Of the crew of tho Alabama -werc
recently presented to q fell house in WestOn,s
Music Hall, in London, and loudly chesred. They
we're twice called upon the stage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07

THE LOSSES IN HAGoop's. DSIGaDEe-We
hare .heep favored with somesextracts from
an interesting istterffom On ofiicer of sHa-
goodss Erigsdc, giving some particulars Of
our casualties in the disastrous afair of Sun
day. The-writ saJs: - .s..-.
C.pt. Mahonsy, Gsn. Hssooas Assistant
Adiutant General, "ss killed, iad Capt. Mar.
tin, Ills other aid, was wounded. In otr reg.
i,nent (Cot Gaillafd'. thArsarc bn: 40 u.sa
lett. :, Col. Gaiil.rd wss s.itaken, prisoner, but
made Lis escape. Amepsst those caPiaIeJ
snd now in the enemy haids, are Lieut.. Col.
Blake and Mscbsth. .Lieut. Hendricks and
B. Whales, aofs sLori,s. company. Sergt
SteissH and Piiyatea Davis and William
Jaheson. Charley Eostcrvas wounded. Tho
following ere wounded sud captured Ser
seant ey Msjor -in.lEpp Hilisns san ssd Sergeant
n 4 Smith. Our regiment 9Th s. @. w
= = rsaaccd to 40 men fit for duty. Company
= = fSnfnter Guards has 9 men. I ar,stke
only ~ non commissioned officer left, and Am
incopmand
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
To bs Continued.
Soldiers at Home.

Carr. Ris. MiNs, Of Co. D, 14th S. c. V, to
whom every bSGy began TO attribute sort
charmed life, but @ho was finally plutked id the
right khee (and that very furiousls) ut Malvern
Hill, reached homo obout fortnight since, sud
i. slowly but surely ssttihg well his gray jasse'
and eshy blue seiher man msy be seen daily
crn,ching it ucrossAcar public square, On which,
We are quite, sure, he meets uohs hut wsTm and
aamirins friends. Capt. BEN. ROPER, Sf Col,
..th. Regiment is, also among rus he has bson
Lighting aud fasting ard inaichirg atd be- ding
ever since April 1881. and richly dessrves:tfe;
uastintsl srslitude of old Elsefsld. VIC met
theothGr day-and had tho honor Of greeting
him-Licut. FELIX LAKE., Of the Lamar hrtilie-
ry..whom the chills and fever Of James Island
.huye not given the. .5go:by. "Homc" We Lus.
will seon mike him ruddy. Sergeant Mack We
YER, Of the 2ith S. C. V.,iwh"se wound, received
before AtlsEta on the ed July, was SO severe as
10 Asces.tato tie awputution df his right toot,is
here safe and sound--though nat quite rao3ej
his looks tell 6sIa!c sf bodily suffering. BIL-
LII FRAzIgn I've speak of our brave young friends
a. NE ure wont ty do in social iDtercourse) Of Co..
I, 81 &C. csynlry, who was very badly wounded
in the late hot fight On johns Island, bss LATELY
arrived, und though much troubled 5vt, is On
the road to recovery. HlaAY. MIMs, Of tic slne
Company, has been at home for tao OF. three
weeks with country fever contracted IN tic
coast; he is nn ega;n and tells us he will sotn
be off.
WALTER spasH, Of Capt. HARsr- crLrRE4rn's
fsmnus Company, comes ts Ms for abort recrss-
tion after the troubles and trisls of Coast fever
ut S.cesaionville; he tells us-and We are very
sorry to hear it-that his gallant and popular
Captain: has been ut home for some weeks, qniia
sick. BEAUFORT CHIIsTIAN Of Co. D, l4.h, IS
here too, and just ab,e TO get out alter a severe
sttsca Of fever. BILLY RAhEr, .f the fatnf.
Company, wounded severely at M-lrssn Hill is
lately arrived, hut wo are sorry To- say, not yet
ablo 70 stir about. PEr.a DuEIsos, of ca. D,
Hampton Legion, after lying at deaths door for
weeks in Jackson Hospital. b.s hecn lr5ughs
thus far, sni now hiis fair to css well. MARION
ana RUrrs DoRy. of the ssus Company, gallant
so-s Ct Capt. jaws bsgy, and nsMesases ne
trvw of those brave and good m0u. MA.Ivy and
RrrUs DEAN, are, Se arc iold, enjoy ing PLEAS
ant vacation nmohs thuir friends On Sleepy Creek
We have lately too leen pleased to-shaks by n:
hand our old frisnd, Erca NEwsoH, cf CO. J.,
7th .Rsgt., who was so desperately wounded, at
chieiamauga that lc his never been uhl=. tn get
back. And cur old Virsinia comr.dc,. JOE GLo-
YER, na1 Of Capt. Dxos's Company Of the La
mar Artillery; JOS Locks well, apl told u mary.
a funny tale. May ttey all .hars good tile
here md hereafter!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
For tho Advertiser. :

The Ssldicrs Home Association grately ac-
kro~ledges Ito rcevirt. Of Donation Of Eve
hundred dollars from the I" EdseGeld Hstioric
cnrps," through Col. J. 3. GRIFFIN Treasurer.
Tie Association will mectin tie Nss1Lic Lsll
on wedne,das, Sept. 5lh, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ,
for the fu1pcac IF making arrangements 10 rro-
cure g SUPPLY 6f ComirIts for "The Home"
Eeerg member iursen'ly requested toto present.
Contributions of Cotton will te most thsHk!ully
received. There is l'kswise .tusintss Ct ;:rF For-
tanca 70 be brought tefvre tie htsoeiation.
= M.s. LEWIS JeNL5, Pres. s. 4. A.
Mrs. ELDrnr DLsyD, sec'iy 3 Treas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
Cause fur TEankrainess.

With feelings of profound sutisfactivn, we're
cord The fact that The late rrotracted meetings at
M,Kenarie's Chepsl :al- Bsthlchcm-metbod;st
Churches Of cur Distric;-haye resulted iu. the
addition TO Cfrisrf church of q goodly. number
of youthful souls. At M'Ksnd,ies, twenty-five
whites and sixteen black. At Bethlehem, soms
:orty or fay il all. We are informed that most
of ,llcre Pilgrims, ,wlo have go happily turned
their faces Zion-wa,d, arc very young persons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
For ths24dyertispr.

sMR. Eprou DedrSSif f,-Isssnd syos suze1-
tract from letter I5reoeived :si'fSx days since
from friend living in Jones County, few miles
from Macon, Ga. have heard many Of eur
ladies' make the remark that thsy did net fear
Ysuke. Raiders; tha: they thought there hest
be somsegentiemsa among them. I 'wonldNlike
~ warming to thenf sths shey
had bett.r.bs apreparsd to r,e.isAs VILLAINS, rL
net lock for 4gehtieman raiders"" was at my
rrisnds plantation just the week before the raid
ers csm, upon them: MIs. ~.
You hayspo idea what trouble I have had
since you left us: Tho Yankees gsys Vi. 3 call
tAe very Saturday after. yua left'- They came in
upon US. .epeintils! their guns anaspi,tsls'ia our
fasca, and aemanding loudly for every thing they
sithcd.s TLsysssreLsd every bureau, dsawes,.;
trunk and boron t2itp premises. They NentiHtbse:
closets, pantriea dsiric', and in fac. cverywLsrsS
They took .kesef Peaci Brandy, broke itiopsn
in ny bedroom, and filed their cantsenr: They
took MY sunarEes, sush as pickles, hsneyi syrup,
&C., .aad poured them on the grGnsd They tosk
aeme siiYer spoons, and that splsftid silver. COB
let upd salycr, aiPr;za my husband wen ysafs
ago. AftcrTnIsaekirg the io,lss they wert to
my barn ard stables ard stole ten 'fbu,hsls corn
ssd splendid pairssf ihulsa.y Ttsy thef took
my csrrilysl.sd sb5rry b.rness ard cut itinto
pieces. had hsard theJ were coming, and teek
my watches az other jjswelsy silyyr. snd LA
them. Ny sross stOad y ha thfully. Ny
der friend, siles r hrve Wi,neisd themsis their
mean aciiOhs, feel more ,han .sIer convinced
tlst God is on our SIZE that tuch o kil.agine,
insulting people can never spfbarer. NJ hul-
bandis at Atlants.Dg@ So =,