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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

Au otter weighing Is pounds. and
measuring 3 feet s inches from his nose
to the zip Of his tail, was shot in the
Brandyxiue creek, Chester county, by 3
young man named Isaac Taylor. The
animal had Just risen from the water with
a large fi-h IN his mouth, wheo he attract
ed the attention Of the marksmaD, who
fired and put an end to his career. These
animals are plenty in SOME parts of Penn
sylvauia; but they are met With rarely in
Chester county.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

The New York Tribune asserts that
one of the Democratic Justices of the
Supreme Court-and that one from whom
it would be least expected-recently
declared, in private conversation, that
nothing short Of constitutional amend
ment prohibiting slavery absolutely and
forever, throughout the United States and
their Territories, would give US true,
enduring peace.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

BosToN, April Shortly after II
o'clock last nigh, fire broke out in the
Free Masons' Hall, which, together with
the Winthrop II ouse on the same block,
was totally destroyed. The loss is about
$500 900 Only the walls of the Free
Masons' Hall and Winthrop House re-
main standing this morning. All the ho-
tel guests escaped, but very little Of their
property was saved.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

The Germans Of New York, supported
the soldiers voting measure earnestly.
One of them modestly offered two tickets
to all who approached, With this remark
"You takes your choice )" but the voter,
if be examined the ballots, invariably
found that both we're "tor the proposed
amendment"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
SHERIFFrS SALES.

10y virtue Of VIII OF p. Pa. is,ued oui
ID of the COurt of Common Pleas Of Uo-
ius County, and to me directed, will be ey.
pqAet to public sale or oGicrv, on Saturday,
4 no, 1861, al The Riviere House, IN The
b, oUch Of Lewi>burg. county Aforesaid, al I
okoek 7. W.. a CERTAIN Lot of Ground. siIu-
a IN SmIihs Addition 10 The Borough Of
LovI>burc. and county aforesaid. bounded on
Ihe west by Seventh street, norih by lot Of
Z. and o. Chaliant, east BY an alley. and south
by lot OF James Houghion, containing one.
fourth Of an acre, more or less, with the sp.
PUrtenances. &c.
No. = Also. a certain Lot of Ground sit.
uaie in the borough and county aforesaid.
bounded on the vest BY seventh street, norih
by lot OF Wm. Brown, Jr, east by an allen,
and on the south BY lot above described. con.
tanning one fourth Of an acre, more or less,
with the appurtenances. &c. As the property
of Euphemia S. ChaIfant and OErer ChnL'ant.
l.. F. ALBRIGHT. Sheriff
Mach II
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

A young woman Of Newburyport has
sent to Mr.. Lincoln pair Of ~oollcn socks,
on the bottom Of each of which is knitted
The secession fig, and near the top the
stars and stripes, so that when worn by
the Presid mt he will always have the nag
of the rebellion under his feet.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
A Want Supplied

THE subscriber has just opened, in Cham.
berlin's Building, corner OF Market and
Fifth streeis,a
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE
sTOaE-aR establishment greatly needed N
this vicinity-where he has an extensive as
sorIment of
Hardware for Housebuilders!
Hardware for Shoemakers.
Hardware for Machinist.
Hardware for Saddlersi
Hardware for Farmers.
Hardware for every body !.
Of the very best kind. Also, a large and sc.
lect assortment OF
China, Glass and Quecnsware, Table
Cutlery, &c. DC. &c.
Persons wanting any articles in the above
line will hnd 1t to their advantage To call at
this store where they can have large stock
from which To select. i. u. EN ANS.
Jewisburg, March J. ls6i
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

The navy department has received in.
formation Of the capture, BY the steamer
Honeysuckle, of the sloop Florida, on the
2Oih Of March, with Q cargo of powder,
shot, hats, and coffee. She was from
Havana, and her captain said she was
bound to no particular port.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
ALBRIGHT & BREWER.

4 TTORNEYS al Law. Office corner of
Market and Fourth 81. LewIsburg unspn
Co Pa. Also claim Aze-~ts for The procure
ment Of Pensions. Bac. Pay, and h ,unu-s.
and all other claims against the iEde4
States. Lewisburg, ApTli I, ls6iv lpt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

LEwisruns UNIVERSITY, March 80, 1864.
I meeting Of the Gamma Chapter Of the Phi Kappa
Psi Fraternity, the following resolutions expressive
sense the Chapter relative the death Of the
late Jess. z. Johnson, were adopted:
Whereds> 1t has pleased 'iiim who doeth sll things
we'll to remove from $ by death late brother,
Jesse z johnson, therefore I've II
Resolved Thseas a Chapter we bow suhmissively to
the inscruable Irpvii-ncr that 40 suddenly removed
from one. alike admired fJr his diligence and prohri
ency a. student, tUr his GENIAL ami attractive quail
tiles a a
That recognize in our deceased brother. those
qualities that rendered him ornament to the frater
nity with which he idsp titled and endrnr.d him to
all that came within the circle OF his scg uantsnr-.
That deeply sympsthiss with the parents and
friends in their sad Bereavement AMI lament that his
last hours cheered by their yet We
feel melancholy pleasure IN rrcsding the fart that IN
common with his fellow students. the President ami
Professors Of the lpsttution with which he conn-c
ted a.viated his suerings far lay in their power
by their attention and sOlicitude.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published in the
Lewisburg Chronicle and NorristOwn Republican, and
a copy transmitted to the parents
THOMAS A GILL, co,, nm Rss
JOHN A. STNEK, o' ""
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
TAKE NOTICE.

4 Ii persons are hereby notified not TO
~ ride on horse back, OF drive with team
on or across my Lots, which intend TO oc-
cupy as a coal yard, without my consent.
Boatmen are notified no, TO tie up at my
wharf without first consulting me. ANY
person violating the above notice will be
considered irespassers, and will therefore
be prosecuted as lreSpassers.
April 8, 1854. WM. FEGLEY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

Ben. Wade, Of Ohio, lately excused
himself for carrying an umbrella on sun
ny day, saying be had heard the Army Of
the Potomac was in motion, and it always
raiOed sith'o twelve hours afteE that Amy
made Y move
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

Gov. Vance of North Carolina is repor-
ted to have said that if "every man in
Wilkes county who had abused Pres.
Davis and the Confederate Government
were to be put in Jail, be would have to
address his entire audience through the
prison bars.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
rrGLnHED sEaI.WEEKLl--
TUESDAY Morning 4 Friday Afternoon.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

yMrllinery aud straw G"ods-every va
riely-opened out. at II. Wards. Read adv.
(yWe learn that John Mann, of Havte
de Grave. killed himself last night, by jump
ing from a third storey window OF Parker's
Hotel. in WIlliamsport
ivSpring has apparently set in with an
honest intention to remain, accompanied by
warm sun shine, warblIng birds, >queakIns
pond frogs, and other usual concomtants.
vElias Foust called IN this morning, and
reported the BuckaIIs IN prime order, he haV-
ing left them yesterday, TO spend few DAYS
al home. The address Of that Co. since the
recent consolidation is "Co. ID. l5Oih 4. w.,
I'd Bugsde, 4lh DIVISION, 5lh Army Corps,
Washington, ID. c.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

@Mest's- Mark Halfpeuny and j. A.
Aubie, Of Winfield Factory, a, Laureltou.
lave formed = co-partnership and opened
new Factory at Larry's Creek, near
Jersey Shore.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
Attention Young Men 7!
United States Claim Agent.

4 LICENSE having been granted TO the
n undersigned to carry on the business
Of United States CLAIM agents IN Union
county, they will attend promptly 10 the co.,
lection OF back pay and bounty and the pro-
curing Of pensions for soldiers or their legal
representatives, and the prosecution of
claims against the United States.
March -, 81 F.& JOHN NBLINN,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

A butternut-colored chap who came
into the Union lines from A labama says
they couscrip' every mau who has not
been dead over two days" Such party
seem to want to get even "a ghost of q
chance"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

BALTIMORE, April 6-The Radicals
have swept the State. The great free
counties of Cecil, Allegheny, Washington,
Frederick, Carroll, Hartford and Balti-
more give msjorities from two to three
thousand each. The city gives niue thous-
and majority for immediate and uucom-
peDsated emancipation. The couserva-
tives took no part in the election, many
of them declining to vote. Maryland is
FREE. Baltimore city gives 9,O2l for
convention, and Al against. The uncon-
dl,ional, anti-compensa,ion ticket gets the
entire vote cast. The vote is light, there
being no opposition.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
Circular.

The cooperation Of benevolent and pa,r-
otic citizens of Penn>ylvanla, New Jersey
and Delaware, and elsewhere, is invited. IN
our efforts 10 make this more remuneralive
than any Far that has preceded ii. These
Fairs are resoried to as PRACTICAL means of.
cred to every one 10 take part in great and
humane work. Let no one, therefore. allow
this opportunity TO pass, of contributing
something for the benefit of the National Sol
der IN The field; aud though the gift NAV
seem small when alone, 1t soon becomes ef-
fcIent when combined with numbers. We
ask for donations OF any and every article,
the produce of The Farm. Lake, River and
Ocean. and of foreign importation; of Frnits.
fresh, dried and preserved; OF Vegetables.
Chickens. Butter, Eggs, Beef, fresh and
smoked. Tongues, Hams and Pork, Lobsters,
Grabs, Oysters, CLANS, Fish, fresh and salt
In truth, there Is nothing which may contrib
ute 10 the we'll beng of our appeti,es, which
NAV not be entrusted TO our care.
Notice will be given by circulars and the
newspapers, with fall directions for forwar-
ding and deposising donations.
GEORGE L. LEWIS, Chairman.
Restaurant Department
We are requested to state that articles
from the country intended for the above De-
partmen, may be left at any Of the Stores or
the express office in Lewisburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
Real Estate.
Adjourned
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

DY virtue Of Yiuriu, o't-r ofih- Orphan.'
DsJopI Of URErH county, viii he aid a.
Pu'tic >alr. On the premises, Sat uPd0y.
u a =. 49,. al iu A NJ, he fo.IowIny d,
scriIrd Real Esrare-
Aai That. certain tact Of land. sisnaIs
in SSh,. Deer Iewnshir, onion county.
bod les. by EasdS Of Jacrb Stab. rsUs def
;en& &-rler. sam 7ei GemhsyliHy. Jossph Kline.
Wisow Robins. and ,thers, containing 100
Ac&. more or less, hayf,z thereon eSee'sa
two; Dwelling Houses. Barn. aad ssAsS oui.
bui9i ngs, with the appurtenances-
Terms and conditions made known ~ sale
by. THOMAS ARBUCkLE,
Administrator OF Dawn SixPLEs, ass'A
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

klso, Will he offered for sale. al the same
.imy and olace the following Real Estate lals
of John Hayes, Esq. deceased
\ certain tract of Land situate IN Union
tsvhship. adjoining lands laie Of Jsmss
JeksinS. Abram Ever, Terrence Quinn aud
OTHERS. containing One Hundred and FoTty
A4es.
certain trac, Of Land in Lewis township.
atybnins land. Of David Hayes, deed,
AuraDd and others. containing Two Hun
dr,d Acres. These tracts are welIlimbsred.
Serms Of sale will be made known at The
TIE HEIRS OF JOHN HAYES, DECD.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-An explo'
sion occurred in Merrick's Foundry, to-
day, killing seven workmeu aud wound
ing thirty, ten Of whom are at the hospi-
tai, seriously injured. The boiler house
was completely demolished, suspeudiug
operations and throwing seven hundred
men entirely out Of employment, besides
delaying much work on naval machinery
for Government vessels.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
SELECT SCHOOL,

NTARY E. PARDOE will open a Select
M School, on Monday, the Isth instant,
IN The North Ward School House. Terms
reasonable. April &, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
The New School Building.

The Secretary Of the Board OF School
Directors OF Lewlsburg authorz US to
publish the following statistics In regard
to the uew school building III the South
ward:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
leWlsbur9 Markct.
Dte0,

In Kelly township. the 9Th inst. WILLIE, son OF
Christian and Catharine ENTERLINE, aged year,
mouth. and 20 days.
In Lewisburg, on the 5th inst, DANIEL X. SEAMAN,
aged 81 wears
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
pDR RYN4 DA Sab,

A TAVERN STAND STORE ROOM
N and all the fixtures ready for use
and a DWELLING adjsceni to Store.
Possession Of Tavern, Isl Of April neIt-of
Store and Dwelling. on Two days notice.
THO. ARBUCKLE, SIlfer P.O.
Uniontosn, B-sdy Tp, Union TO, Pa Dec. 2l lss3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
FOR S SALE.

4 DESIRABLE Building Lot, situated in
n pleasant parI of Lewisburs. Terms
10 suit The purchaser. For further informa.
uon inquire Of Llo32l e. D. BREWER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

S-Io-dsy has been set apart by JEFF
laws as day Of fasting and prayer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

cSThe Chairman of the Restaurant De-
rartm-nl oG the great Central Far, which is
Ia he held Ia PhIad., the first week in June,
has issued the following
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
Orphans Court Sale

SipnoAS SOAAe 0oA0
DY virtue u an order oS ,he Orphans
- Court Df Cnion county. viii be sold 1t
espu lie house of Wm.Wolis. in Hartie,e .
On Saturday, The 7h os N.Y. 1864.
al 10 o'cIock A. NJ, the following seal sstais 8
Lspls Nus. o and 10, 10 HarIleton.
= acres OF land in HaIlleron, adipsaing
Jacob Yarger, John F WAsoa, dec'd, and Dr,
WEI Seebold.
IS acres and II perehes Of land IN Marley
rownship. adjoining joan Fi!lman, VIM Tais,
and others.
as acres and 81 peIrbes in Hartley sswn-
shiS, aiJolDing Rrbecea Lrsch and SAMUEL
Jo's' -nN.
900 acres - Perehes n Hartley township
aiiIning Books and AsaeIsos, aad samuel
Joi6son,
Also. ihe following tracts Of Cnsesteo
iasd IN Hartley township:
KS acres waryanie.'s name Peter BlaRk
Us acres warrantee's name Godfrey seidi0
) acres warran,ee's name Ger,ge Seidls
if5 acres warrantee'S name Cath. SeI4le
AIS acres warrantees name George SHIRTS
4I5 acres warrantee's name Philip Seitls
.I5 acres warraaree's name Peer seidle
4l5 acres warrantees name Eindle Grove
AS acres warrantee's hame Daniel Rhode
sJS acres warrantre's name Flave. Roam
l}s acres warraniee's name Michael shirts
AS res warrsntee'> name John Seidle
AL acre. warranIee's name David Sxidls
90 acre, warranisr's name Peter Seidie l
III acres warranr.e's name " n. Dunlap
e'5 acres ~ar:aui..'s name John Dunlap
Germs will be made known os ,he dsv Of
al by HELEN G. HAYES,
AtministrairiI OF David Hayes, deed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

sD-Ou Monday midnight of this week,
Q small tenement house near the east end
Of the river bridge was burned down. 1t
was tenautess, the last occupants having
very recently moved out. The house was
owned by Jonathan Wolfe. Loss, rf.ng /;
insurance, nothing.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
Andrew Kennedy,

Notary Public, t0mmissiOners' once. lcwisbur5,
WILL take the acknowledg dgemeul OF
w eDerds. Mortgages and other legal
administer oaths, take afiiiavlS
in relation 10 The income tax, &c. &c.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

G-Sesds, cuttings, buds, scions and
roots eau be sent through the mails
at the rate of = cents per ounce postage,
provided the package does not weigh over
81 ounces. Any writing within the Pack-
sge sutj cts the whole to letter postage.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

THURSDAY, April I.
Yesterday, was told that the House
had on one day "Put through" one hun.
dred bills. From such haste, errors and
"snskes' may reasonably be expected.
The Union State Central Committee
met last evening, to the number of about
fifty, as | was Informed, and we're quite
united 10 agreeing upon THURSDAY,
18th APRIL inst, at HARRISBURG, for
the day u the Sts.s Con yentiou TO form
, 1864-06-13

.s%.s.s"""e e' - s-.e :.
Eish dscr seIe In sa- ssppiy Of 5.ss sIa1sa lsss
v1oe .,hr< he, bsss no ufataa1 On ~ tbs teoa11.
The Ha5kst has csatean-ntlJ hee- very ERA ana
aerye, snd we e>e An atraaco r7ou fsst sasasa17A
qsotaaens Of t1a?5e per III a..
Tbt follox!rs aEr ths ulss!rE- $1essasaS OF tne
ueaetes ttts svc.inx. and eotc pwed VAN hat Noex3
cLoa1zs Palo-s.
Fztr,a to e3rA aua1ut1. 3T-5saS4e 9:IlS1s
toS,no, HsSintS g % pfi9Sfi meSiun.. s:s:9s sos5S
eAxuapa1 Evzz1zo, Jane 11--raesa Aas ss=a
little change In tce r, ocsesin7s Of da:ss
ths yss. ve<t. Thn fu7ply has been .ons1aaf @sae
e0ss& OF wtfch u .erJ esys1ees Ia tho "a
tlu&]nk pr1ess u sAt EArket this ana lssa 81 rdy
evmings- On Thursday thc1e vAe ;ess ea"Jazsy In
t4s Kxxtt: salsa pst &c ~ s,lsky n uaas1:
xAs Gloom vklen char sctsrzsd ths 3est EA1tls sF-
let tsd haxcne Contagious. ac4 doc inc Of 11 toc
WIS the resrlt This, kas biass b,an 1uliJ
u.6e up. an4 OF Ma FsaE oosslYo Rara1-
taxe fet d1cyexa has been glazed Of x1%5s
p IL -. usv lsaa ihsso high Br,ces VIII
b ruaarta1e< remains t. hs ssen. has with t1e st~
r.ity Of present sap71y. Il Is not to be e1p.sted
thnt Gay psr1od sAn eacts before rcaae
h.1 n,u1t ptaep- rts quality Of atoek ths wrsk
hss been faIy equal 10 The zs<aoth u say prsvsaa
veex tlns& March liat OF prlraa sssn ft4 hs61 ~
note ths sale yeatertay ky Jeha GrtaleJ u Priest
Co. sf s:s ktad a.g 1ss IN, n Il So aa5 todAT by
!. Ad:uz to Il. Tabor sf ftt8 as4d. &vera<tG III 4
st u -; b. J. dT1t!e7 II Tnvnsr Seolat. IT 1Ss
lad, sizing ~ ~. n &a-ss; hY Cooley III
t1dge. to Mets4o. Of rs hess, stllezs, svera.Ins-
nj ns, s'.N: fsr lea ~. rhe:e ware In tbs yks
t411 yards to-day, Ke4rl5 Lass hoks. TAs aatsxsd
sss az1su.t 10 t7a1 hest. 1t 47l5t8s.:5, ussny At
oyr tod and tas m arkat closed ffa and vary sat-
srt II tka uH4tAttqus styaa aboys.
, 1864-06-13

lg rain, ard while sta.dirs on tho lev5 for.
t CON- tderablr time Hntil comp1ny after c0u1-
phn3 fled Oh bosrl, rAs evidence oil Bome.
1hirF tehtad Ind within Ill deeper and parer
r. lonier thai nero love Of holldsJ pa-
,ltse. cA tae l.vea In 1iss. vhi1s The
rain was eontor dows in biindlnz ahs:ts
rron taes, ana the wstsr pourinK over sas
Havtpg1toAes IN torrents und=r thair fses,
ttty again anu again btoks farlh in dtafaa-
1nE ehsers lGs tho grand old fag and t5a
untea tJnso1izs*. To awe ths eouatrJ
o. die toE i and With Il, Is the keynota OF
tts 7attan's enthusiastic Eaeriaccrs in this
var. 50 1Rsplsed,' and "haYing thelr guar
rel juse," wbo can question for moment
~ t. ths dRal iesue! Tbs 13oth soes cut in
tnts spirit Il is composed Of good NATE
rial, 1t 10 well ofcesred, both In Inns aud
rtei9eatal of3ceR. No truer heart beats,
Than that Of Col. Davidson. Lieut. Colonel
Wiisey has demonstrated his dsrotiea to
sa,s EraAa ~ 1aEA bJ long tsr71se In th: aeld
1e found snJvhers, Eeise1cesdiDKly popu.
lar WITH tbe regiment Tbs same may be
sald Of Major Roth. Tbs Surgeon, Dr..
Pierce, 10 without exception ths kindsst aud
pitssantett man Ia his Official intercourse
with Inc bo1s, Of Any army surgeon havs
eFer 6neWn Mothers aud sisters nho haro
sons and broihers uader the caro- sf these
officers, need feel no deep solieitudo last III
H1n not b doas for these brAre, dear saea
that can b., to shield .ad ears them a. far
~ possible from tbs always hard eoutinseu-
s!es Of warfArinx life As Tor tke Chaplsir,
Rev ]. I. Cosk, I need not speak here His
future ia this capacity il all before him
Tbs boys sre armed with the Enfield tids--
ksod are, although a AttIs 1sayies, and
sot quite sqnA to cur own American spring-
Held rif1s
Tho regiment were very saxtsus to BE- sent
to Virginia, but like good oldiets they cheer
fnllJ took up their rsareh for The Lower Nis-
sllsippi At the order forward.
II Jour numerous readers In thu counties
from whence the 150tA has beeR gathered
will closely watch ysnr solunn. from tins
70 time, they will be able 10 hear aomsshing
from "tha hoys,nn ~ to there Whereabouts
ara do'nes, Thish I he7o mty hc u them
Rev, j. +, Cook, appointed Chaplain Of
The 139th, has beeh writing for Capt. Jss, II.
Allen, in the Provost Aa1shalYs oflso Of thu
5th district. WheR IT was sig1aded By the
regiment that they wnnld bs glad to hare
hin 80 - their Chaplain, Capt. Allan ii ones
told him b. might 70 for 100 days and hsvs
hia plase again in ths sf1ee On his return;
thus evineinK that, although unable to 60
into the ne1d himself h was willing to en-
eoursga those wis eonld and would, By
causing their gsing to work - prejudice to
tbclr breirees aHd pacun1ary prospssts At
houA This IL the true spirit.
, 1864-06-13
gHov 0aF BoJs Arnuso -Thcznyelvas.
L correspondent Of tAa y. T. 1rijrne mar
ratea the follpWiu. incident In tte Tireini4

gHoxF Oar EoJs An3uso -Themselves.
4 correspondent Of tbs n. T. Tribune mar
rates the following Incident in the Virgins
campaign:
Naturally tho time hanga llttle henyIly
when; "A sometimes happens, nothing that
may be shot ut is seen Tor An hour or two
During one Of these. intervals thts morning,
one nlan conceived 4 brilliant scheme, which,
unfolacd to his comrades, Wak instantlJ
adopted. Every man loads hss pieez aud
polnts 1t over ths parapot or through orc Of
The many small portto1es rnade bJ placing
ammunition boxes in the wall. Thcn tbs
author Of the plan begins to shout orders NJ
though commanding 1t le&at q brigade:
"Colonel, connect your line with the
47th!' give way to tbs riEht! "Closs
ranks!" "Risht drcsa!" "Ftx haJonets!"
"noub1e-quick II IS Ch-oa4ye!"
Instantly fye hundred MEN rise into plain
sight behind the rebel works, expecting 10
see an advancing line. Not SO, but five hun
cred men from safe cover fire upon them On
the instant The vo1leJ, which must hare
inflicted considerable loss, IL followed up
With cheers and jeers, laughter. and much
cl.fnng, III: *'Whnt do r think o Yankee
tzickss" sThat's the way John Browns
soul marches on.'' tNo use O baitin' hooks
whcayon'ro fshin' for gudgeons."
Tic trick has boen re pextcd several times
during tic day, with ingenious varist!ons,
always 10 crowded houses. and always elicit
ing much applause from tho performers.