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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Jan. 9.-The gar
rison at Petersburg, West Virginia, was
surrounded to-day. Fitz Lee and Rosser
we're moving between New Creek and Pc
tersburg. The enemy drove our forces
out of Burlington, to-day. Cumberland
was threatened, and much excitement
prevails here tonight. lt.eems probable
that We will be attacked here about to-
morrow morning. Passenger trains on the
railroad have been stopped from running.
Other trains run. The enemy yesterday
captured train Of 3j wagons. The reb-
Ella are reported to be moving in three
main columns. imboden has been at
tackled at Winchester, and driven back.
So far, everything is in our favor.
LATER-The Washington Star says a
dispatch has reached the headquarters Of
the army in that city, direct from Gen.
Kelly, stating that the rebels have retrea-
ted.
INDIASAPoLIs, Jan. THE Hon. Cs-
leb B. Smith, Judge of the L. s. District
Court, and Ex-Secretary Of the Interior,
died this morning.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
Harrisburg Correspondence.
HARRISBURG. Jan. 6, lS6.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 6, 1864.
Last evening, n. G. TAYLOR, Esq, of
East Tennessee, spoke in the Hall Of the
House on the condition Of that gallant
aud suffering people. For over two
years, they had been under the heel of
the Rebels-their Z MON men compelled to
fee, or be impressed With the Secssh-
agriculture and all ordinary peaceful bus
mess broken up, or interrup,ed-snd re-
Gently, two in mense armie. have trsversed
both ends Of their valley, inHicting (even
though they did not design iD immense
losses upon everything remaining that
could be injured. The speaker eloquent
ly asked for help for the many thousands
there nov suffering for such aid as our
happily preserved State might easily
spare. In former years, Pennsylvania
had given to Savannah, when in distress
to Ireland, when her distant, foreign peo-
pie, we're starving and to Pi,isburg, when
FIRE had eaten out her vi,sls. Surely, to
our own people, including many sons Of
Pennsylvania, We should be As just and
as generous, especially when they have
endured heroically, in the best of causes,
insults and eruel,ie. worse than mother
britain or the Indians ever inflicted in
cold blood upon our fathers.
We we're to-day visited BY Hon. LYMAN
TRuMBULL, Union Senator from Illinois
detained over by railway failure to
esnDect. He is . slight, shsrp-lookipe.
iron-grey nau, and bears family ressm.
tlauce to Dr.. Bspj,miu Trumbull, the
physician of my earliest recollection in
Bsredino, Central New York. They are
Of the old Connecticut stock, conspicuous
among wton vas GOV. jonathan Trun.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
Get a Home and Keep it.

A lesdiug object with every young man
should be to secure for himself perma-
uent home. And for i,s greater stability,
i. should consist partly in land, and up to
a certain limit, the more of it the better,
if paid for. The house should be as
comfortable and attractive as one has the
means Of making it. 1t should be ore
that the heart can grow to, and will cling
around mere aud more with every passing
year. Its o~ner should desire and purpose
to keep possession Of it as long as be lives,
and his children should grow up feeiiu &
,ba, there i. one place fixed and stable for
them, amid all changes.
Americans srs altOsethe: too rowing in
their bsbits. We build houses chesply,
aud pull them down without regret Or
We sell out aud move a1sy half dozen
times in . life time, ir the vain hope Of
lettering cur condition. How much bet
ter to choose hemes,e.d esrly 10 life, end
then lay plans With references to abiding
there. Even though our gains be less
than are promised elsewhere, a certainty
should seldom be given up for an uacer-
taiuty. "A bird in the hand is worth Two
10 the bush"
Only those who have experienced il,
know how firmly family become attached
to their long loved homestead. No child
ren lcve home 30 we'll as those who have
known oply one. AS the young become
of manageable age, they should 60 ont,
one oy ore, from the old homestead, feel
log i, to be the model afrer which their
own should be established, and knowing
tina, this will reusin unchanged as long as
the parents live, . place to which they can
return, and where they will be ever vel
come. A pleasing writer confirms our
doctrine thus: "Tbere is grsa, gain in
being settled down. l, is two-folt. Each
year sccumu!ates about the farmer the
material by which labor is le.sened. The
rough channels Of labor become worn aud
smooth. 4 change involves a grea; loss,
and rarely is thee . corresponding gain.
Time is lest, labor expended, mouey paid
out, the wear aud tear Of removal is 10
small item ; and above all, the breaking
up Of old associations is often disastrous iu
the extreme. Parents and children te-
come unsettled in their habits, if no: in
their morals.."..L Let the man who has .
bsmestead keep it; let him that has none,
get one and .lsbor to render il . treasured
remem brsnee to the absent, and con-
stan, j y to those who abide in it." To
all which every Intelligent, thoughtful
person must give hearty approval
american Ayriculiurist.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

1t is al very well for tie Rebels to
make light Of the loss of Ess. Tennessee,
but every man of judgnsa. knows tia,
it is almost fatal to them. With their
carefully guarded u,terauce they are una
Bile to conceal the great truth. The Rich
n,osd Iaquirer of the oath means disually
over the matter; it says ,ha, "Our losses
By the enemy gaining possession Of East
Tennessee are inc.lculabls. We are mo-,
only deprived Of the earn nill of tha,
country, which previously supplied the
whole army, but of Vas, machine shops
extensively organized At Knoxsiile. Be-
sides this Ws are cut of from the coal,
iron aod copper uibes, which we're worth
millions to US. The copper rolling mills
a. Cleveland, sbich were burned BY the
enemy, formerly turced ont 6, 1000 lbs. of
copper per day. Over 2,000,0 900 pounds
have been furnished to the Goverument.
This was the only copper rolling mill 10
the country snd supplied Us With material
for caps ana cannon (fuses.")
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

.TExAs-Ths nexly appointed Cover.
nor, Gen. Hamilton, has reached New
Orleans.
On the 18th, bones Of Cap. Monsgom.
cry. Of the 1st Texan cavalry, a Uuion
Officer, Who vas captured and hung BY th.
Rebels, we're picked up and inferred il
Fort Brown, in the presence Of all our
roopsin Brownsville and large eoncOurss
of citizens. Gen. Dams, commanding tie
18Th corps, and Gov Hamilton we're pres
ent. Hamilton made thrilling speech.
The loyal Texans have taken an oath Of
vengeance on their murderers.
Recruiting is going on. Refugees are
coming in to Brosnsvills, and join the
army Citizens iha. remained there have
taken the oath Of allegiance. All others
are forced across the Rio Grands into
Mexico.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
Voice of The People!
FIRST STATE DEMONSTRATION.

At the recent large Mass Convention Of
the uuionis's Of New Hampshire, the
present Governor was re-nUHina;ei. Ga
National affairs, We quote the published
proceediugs:
CONCORD, Jan. 5.-The Republican
State Cousention today adopted series
Of resolutions sustaining the siminisira-
tion, urging a vigorous prosecution Of the
war, expressing c1ufiehce in the Integrity
and financial fidelity Of Secretary CHASE.
(vho is native of New Hampshire aud
Recognizing patriots and traitors as toe
only two parties. The following was also
adopted
"Resolced. That ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
By tie exercise during the dangerOu. cri-
sis in the nations bistsry of anequsled sa-
gacity and s.a'esmaDship. of q moderation
aud prudeuce which experience has shouu
to be the highest wisdom, by his spotless
integrity Of personal ch aracter above re-
proach and above suspicion, ard BY his
slowly formed yet unalterei determination
that the triumph Of the Constitution and
the Union over Secession and treason shall
be the final triumph of liberty throughout
the nation, has received and merited The
abiding eoufisnee Of the people, 10 an
extent never awarded TO any otber public
mau since WASHINGTON that the bes,
interests Of the country demand ;ha. the
complete destruction of the Rebellion, Of
the restoration Of peace, prosperity aud
the Union, should be achieved under his
administration of the Government, aud
that We therefore declare ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN to be the peoples choice tor re-
election to the Presidency in 1864"
This resolution VAS carried with thuu-
ders Of applause, the delegates rising TO
their feet aud waving their hats with the
widest enthusiasm.
New Hampshire has perhaps as large
. population of purely agricultural aud
industrial people, as any State. So sober
and upexci,sble and stable are ber citizens,
that ii has long been called "Tbe Granite
State Coming from such q people
speaking frst Of any 10 State capacity
tnis expression Is the mere important. 1t
shows how 6ru and strong is the popular
feeling for plain, honest, straight forward
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Ihis We believe to be but the beginning
OF the yelling Up Of the gre,. loyal hear,
OF the Nation in favor of the Wssb;pg,o,
called Of God to frus,ra,s the Slaveholder.'
1osurrection. WO be TO the par,izan wire.
puliers who shall dare-for their psltry
personal and other purposes-.o try aud
thuart the wishes of the homes. masses!
~--------------~-.--~--~----~------
MARYLAsD.-Gov. Bradford says their
q nances are iD good condition. He recon.
mends The Legislature to take immediate
measures for the removal Of the incubus Of
Slavery, which "tbe couspiriug leaders of
the South" inausurated as The corner stone
OF their edi6,e, but who in their Rebellion
"struck blo~ a, its very vitals." BE
Objects to some measures resorted to in
eniisiing slaves, and a, TIE election, bat
has no sympathy whsteeer with either
traitor. or Coprerhe,i. lie is Caionl.,
ani sn En,rciPaflo1isl.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

HARTIEToS, Unio1 Co. Soy- y, lsos-
Des- Sir Nv liver and stomach 20 bad ai-ezset
that an ~ho up bcctors aud all %;
continued tskr youF usiicns sod II cured and
! we'll l kuoE q uumtsr ia ny pelghbo-hoSd
that sai lang and Fer c0npzints that we're carvi By
your medicine. A - = sweet. soaij stvi-e sH no
afflicted .ith disease siS- yoa s&. sni save lie
and money. Yours truly. JOHN GpyDLASbEE
H.sTLgroS. Union &C SoT. %, 1855.
Dear Sir: afflicted Nth Rhe1nst!su f1- uEr1-
be. of yeArs. and cured by your u-tic.ns- j
not able le-ve bed when e0unencet tsSi0s you-
valuable u.ecciBe, and kat been Atten1ut sy too
othsr physicians Yours truly, JC>EgH MILLER
LsVkEI-os, Caioa Co, Nov. Il. 1863
d. s. II Knisht: Dear sn-I vzs NeaI5ss1 With
RhsunAtis. o,sif walk step, and tso bottles
o. your va liable meii~ine cured me IN short time
aiTise afflicted with this disease = apply 70
you and get cured. Yours truly, :. BROCsE.
HGEEIsr. Union Co Wow L. 1853
DR. 2 II. knight: Dra- Sir-I send yoa til. state
rsut In order TO benefit suffering humanity. NJ vie
Isy long time with ronsumpion, aBc her rtcoE-
ery up b all vas !E--i T. try oths- ned
icine or doetors Icontns. - yoS- trestnent your
medicine cared her; she Is we wool "a Atrise al
Who ar. afflicted lung and iise- disease 70
Tor yoa, get m-iic1n-, and save life aud
money. tlo.il Yours rvspy, JOHN 0ALkh
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

A young lady in Richmond, writing to
her friends in Baltimore, says that the
gaitiss Of society in that city consis,
chiefly Of what are called "s,arvaiien
PARTIES" At which people meet in each
eibeTs houses, and have music and dan.
cling, but nothing to eat and drins The
fair writer attends the parties twice q
week, aud she AYERS that they have a gres,
deal Of fun but no supper She speaks Of
meeting gentleman from Euglsud, whose
name vas Capt. Coffee, at . starvation
party, and every time bis name vas pro-
noupced it made her mouth water.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

nTbere is a proposition bsfore Con-
eress to call out One Million Men to serve
for three months, to finish up the Rebel
lion. This is a sensible project, aud
should pass a, once. That number of men
for 60 short a term could easily be raised
without draft, sud, 10 the present crum-
bling condition of the Ccnfederscy, could
finish the war.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
Administrators Notice.

WHasEss 81. .i Lsfs, s AMUnI NJ hsssE9;P swEHGs
deceased, laie of Lewis iOvBShip, Union
County. have been granted TO the subscriber
by the Register of SAID county. IN due form
all persons indebted TO SAID estate are regu-s-
ed to make payment, and those having Claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement. 10
WILLIAM SWENGLE,A Administrator
Lewis Twp. Dee. 10, 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
Appeals under the Draft Law.

The Advertisement, in our last, iimiting
the time OF the preliminary appesls to
Tuesday last, Dan 5, lseS was stric'iy
in con formi'y to the copy, aud to the law
Go calling at the Office of Gen. Clement,
in Harrisburg, We were informed that they
had been compelled to ask flk 40 ex'eu-
sion of time, but, a. they hadfeeeisei %
reply to their reqges,, they had no suthnr.
i,y to announce ,oy such extension. Thy
are ah hearing o0sss, however, aud probs.
bly, will until Friday pex', the 18th, a:
stated in a late Telegraph.
Many Of our Sny der county friend:
have already been 10 ATTENDANCE They
generally stop at the Park House, kept By
Col Chsrles kleckner, on the Ws.; side
Of Market ST, about half w.y to Market
Square from the Railway.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

The gifted George d. Prentice, it Is
said, has become . common druukard.
The Louisville Journal has long since
passed from his control, both financially
sad editorially. His interest has bee,
transferred to his wife, aud person.l
friends have purchased him homestead
out OF respect to his talents and former
industry.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

So ignorant sre some of the English
peassntry that they took the recent earth
quake for sign that the world vas com.
ing to an end, and Immediately packed up
to emigrase to America to avoid the i'm
pending cslsmity.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
Vermont is ahead again

The patriotic, iutell'g GENT people Of Yer
mont, bave already provided their share Of
meu fer the last r'qai.ition of the Pre.i,
dent, and have 210 over Tbi. saves
from draft.
RHODE ISLAND, also, i, is stated, BIS.
furnished her full share of soldiers to f.
ish the contest.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
A SalVe for Piles.

7 HAVE on hand for sale. al 25 cents rer
pot. CERTAIN CURE for that distress
sing disease. II IS an old preparation. lon :
tested. winch ! never knew TO iail. snd cen
give names CT persons cured In those a.kas
II. CHARLES MAUS
River Road. LeTIshurg. sept. 3
For sale also a, Goodmans Store
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

NOTICE is hereby given, thaIth Annual
~ Election OF Officers of the Lewis sburg
Literary Association will be held ailhe Office
of John B. Linn, On Tuesday evening, Jan'y
-, at7i o'clock. 4 full attendance Of the
Stockholders IL requested.
J. A. KREMER, Sec'y.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
r lST Of Letters remaining 10 the Post

ISE OF LetterS rem aiming IN tne fos
Il Office al LEWISBURG, Pa. up Il
Jan. lst, 1864:
Mrs Nancy Young Aaolph Marks
Miss Ahil-na Alvord Charlie. Mares
B-niE~l Bishi Mrs Margaret 9 Vol
Elizabeth Belts Geo. NeyhA-t, E.a.
john NJ brown C1.hzrine Meter
Mrs Martin Brown william Putnam
Mr. Henry y brown lyia Pullman
Christ Brown William A Putnam
Grain Bo~er jas. Po,tie
J II. Bu>er William pinn
MaSn Bickei Miss Eizab-;h Peters
W. II Berry l. c Paxton
Miss Mary Boldins L. K. Park.r2
Geor-- Cathermaa Charles kity
Mrs MARY Mrs Jos Carter Sosh Ritter
Ed~srd Colioiy Charles sullivan
Valentine oershsu sA- A S~irtI
Henry Disf-nde.fsr v. II sch0H
Peter Dunzle Peter >pong
Jae Daubermaa Mrs Seen A. spire
Thompson D-rr John " SILL, ESQ.
Alexander D-nh-e Robert stevar:
Miss MAliniA D0ruy Henry >tsuAksr
Charles FrI-k Wm W >P-cb;
EiEsb~th J. Fisher George sehiabbey
Ja.. A Green Jas Il St.hl
Miss Sgsal High J. stoiigu
Mis- Eiizsheih Hess Ms Olive Susvu
John HantI shamn-i ShsPer
James A. h-ley Peter >tAbl
Wa Sl-ckn-r James SAXton
N-ss Love Iaitel nzni~i S-ahl
RsT o N S'Ciear Daniel Strzub
Acr'. Masters Nstswillisrn John Turner
M'Cr-sry Q. : y. Jack Tsylor
Mr.. Amanda t'Clssre J. A fsytor
samuel A M.CIintoek John II Taylor
Frs~msn Mann william c Taylor
Charles NeixeIi O. r Wilson
Col. wm J. Nay Miss AIMS wilson
J. :. Martin Miss Hstta 7-ibzuch
". NPb-rson Christian Zock
E!nord George
Persons calling for the above Letters will
please say they are advertised
GEO W FORREST, pm
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
Mammoth Drug store
BENNETT BROS
successor. eff SCAlDxEl

sDceessors Ct s-CAi1vELl-
MOST respectfully inform the public tha:
VI they have assumed control Of the above
establishment. and just reed fresh supply
OF Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, White Lead.
Fsrnishss, Patty, Glass. Coal Oil, Machine
Oh, Pure Spices, Dyeslufs. &c.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
To THE PUBLIC.

UNos FURNACE, Nov. I2- Iss3.
THIS day bought of Lewis Miller, (oi Un-
ION township) two black Mules. which |
have loaned TO h,m during nv pleasBrs.
lO24w3 WILLIAM H. HARIAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

rn-The Meth odis's 10 this place are
holding pro,racted meeting.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

All the exchange Of prisoners are to be
made, hereafter, through Gen. Butler, and
all the Rebels in our hands are being
marshalled under bis command from the
different points Of imprisonment A
hard pill for the Rebel authorities, bu,
they have become accustomed 20 bardshirs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
HUBLEY ALBRIGHT,

1 TTORNEY AT LAW. Office near the
IA Court House. in The room lately orcu-
pied by l.. B. Christ, Esq.
Back and bountv sni pensions procured for sold
e-s or their LEGAL Representatives. also exemption and
substitute papers prepared for to-e liable draft
such may be drafted. Le~isburc, Jan. 1, - J
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
SL.GsO,

II White Deer township, I2th ult- LAURA JANE,
aged years and 10 months an the iih u!t JAMES
sYLVE-TER sgsd years and llos, children Il John
sod Mary BENNAGs-
In Milton. Soth u!t- GEORGE LAWRENCE, sr, in
k.s 18th year.
In Miltor 18th cit, ESTHER TRE5o, in her 'Tth y'r
In Harrisburg. on the 9Th inst. DANIEL SEYHART,
Of iewisbBre aged AZ years Funeral 10 morrow al
Z NJ
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
". r. CORNELIUS,
Government Undertaken,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
Dealer In all kinds Of Metallic Burial Cases, and
ZINC COFFINS.

WILL attend promptly to the transpora-
w ton of Bodies. or giving Information
respecting deceased soldiers.
B0Dlg5 gMBE BElIgg@.- Having
secured tbe services OF DR.. l.. ii. LEWIS. OF
New York, (more recently from the Army of
the Potomac,) for Embalmlns Of the Dead BY
DR.. HoLrEs' "American Process acknovl-
edged 10 be the best and only true process in
the United States, will have bodies embalmed
when desired.
Prncipa. Office and Warerooms-No. 40,
Church ST. Nashville. Tenn.
Branch Offices al Murfrees boro' ,Tullahoma.
Wartrace. Sheibyville, Chattanooga and Dech-
ard Crenn) Stevenson and Bridgeport, Ala
TCommunicaiions promptly answered.
Mrwr. r CoaSErrusi is authorized to refer to He
gentleman of integrity, and will Perform all that he
undertakes or promises ANDREW JOHNSON.
IU2sus Military Governor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

aThe Midd!eburg TaNeTreu"d has
passed into the hands Of John Il. Stoil.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
AUDIT.

IN the matter of the account Of n. r. Zim-
i norman. Administrator de bonis non oi
0 hn Rishel, deceased, the subscriber was
appointed auditor, by the Orphans Court OF
Union county, 20 make distribution Of the
balance 10 hands of said administrator. to
those legally entitled thereto; and for said
pnrPose will meet all parties in interest al his
Office in Lewisburg. on Friday. the 29th day
OF January, 4. d 1864, al one o'clock P. VI.
Lewisburg Jan.s,'6i WM JONES,Ard
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

"a Mr.. Vnlkmsr has removed the ofiee
Of the .Sus9ueianna Zsiang to Williams
port.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

Soaps! Soaps! for Washing, SHAY.
ing removing Grease, and for Dental purposes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

Pocket Books, Purses. Port Folios.
Coubs Brushes. Pocket Knives Scissors Of Ansrle-n
and En=sh afActlEe stAioa-ry, ehoies Cigars and
Tok