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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

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ali really for use, without mixing with oihsy
articles. Does not spoil, get dry or worthless
hy kscTiur Ike some o.er p-rFssafions- Nsrnin Ars
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tsiss Is 10. dangerous tis-s sAtisf.--ig -
AL ha IL sold ty al Drus~lsc- sat ts<-ers
throu -hout the Unii-i St,'~- CsUTIos-Es sgrs sad
asa f1 EIEIS E,ILkSiNiI0R. IL izrzs Lss Siih
rel isbsl. sui sinai ~ the t.uFE-.-r- D-pc--Nsl1
eagln TeU;h street ..sEs Walnut. AEnsfzcts-y-Ao.
lS3 Juv-usl street, thV- siuU; between fe.ta and
kieyegih, PsIFsH.LFEA
sod IN L=xig, u-s, ~ DENNErT BROS whol...ls
nd T.etalI-.lss tyBAKEg & Oi--H. sCAA6SLk
and Z. Il. BES'EE .laio5s ia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
Successi Success -,

CUCCESS has everywhere AMENDED ssr
> Armies-ani so il may bs said of .
Tngle i g.rn'. New Photographic Gallery,
Csiluated on the South side Of Market street.
between 81 and iih, Lewisburs) which is q
perfect successive having, Al considerab!s
expense, fitted up a new combination LIshI,
which can not be surpassed for Gne effect in
giving 10 the Picture that delicate shading
which all admire.
Pic;1res taken on Paper, Iron, Class, srd
Leather.
We have on hand . very large assortment
of Frames. Fine Cases, and Photograph Al
buus-sll Of which We oiIer al city prices.
ENGLE & BAWN
FSign Of the STAR.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
Rebel Peace" Terms.

Col. Jacques, . Methods. preacher
from Illinois, and Edmund Kirke," re.
Gently had . pass from the Uuion author
titles, and favored By the Rebel auth critics
also, reached Richmond. They we're in
troduced TO the Rebel President and Sec
re,ary Of War, and stated that they came
no. officially, but as peace men, individ-
ually-,o see if nothing could be done to
stop this unhappy war. They were cor
daily received But those Rebels we're
indisposed to hear to anything except
eternal separation. Pres. Davis said, dis.
.inc;ly-
"The North was mad and blind; it
would not let US govern ourselves, and SO
the war came, and now it must 90 on til
the last ma" in the generation falls IN his
tracks, and his children seize bis musket
and fight our battles, unless you ac.nor-
ledge our right to seJ,gorernment. We
are not .Jiyi.tiHg .jor .Slarery. We are
fighting for Independence, and that, or
externiDstion, We will have"
awe seeded to rid ourselrcs Of tie rule
ct'tac mgjoriy."
As they were leaving, Mr.. Davis said
"Say to Nh Lincoln from me, iha. l
shall at. any time be pleased to receive
proposals for peace, on he basis OF our Ia
dependence. IT WILL BE USELESS TO Ap-
PROACH NE WITH ANY OTHER"
Here is another proof of the fact
that the Rebel leaders have committed
themselves to the policy of "Ruls or
Ruin" The common people and under
officers were earnest and anxious for peace
on any terms, but few foI. like deserting
their rulers.
Col. Jacques said the Government, be
believed, would grant the Rebels uni
versal amnesty, stop the confscation Of
their property, and welcome them back as
erring brothers, if they would cease their
warfare against the Old Flag. Bat no
they demand that We, and our posterity
shall surrender to them the mouths of the
Susquehanns, the Potomac, the Ohio, and
the Mississippi, and its tributaries, for all
time to come, leaving an imaginary boun-
dary line Of thousands Of miles to guard,
With endless warfare like that which exis-
ted between Scotland and England.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

Common labor is $500 day iu the
South, aud days work will just buy a
poaud Of butter. \ months hard dig
ging will just pay for a pair Of ladies
shoes, al wish | was in Dixie -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
BAKERY, ICE C2E.as, SC

YNHE undersigned, having obtained the uss
Of the furniture, fixtures sGd uiensli, Of
Mr. RicH.RD NJ. CoorIE, Will continue the
Bakery, ConlecIonery and Notion business,
It the old stand, on Market street, Tor the Pc
riod Of one year. He hopes tysIiei attention
70 business 10 meri, the patronage heTetcfors
extended 10 tais establishment.
H. l.. MMAHON
Lewisburg, April 20, lsG3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

least in Chicago, nearly t,cicc as much
icheat and corn on hand, nor, as there ,rds
last year. Poor people, who are taxed
high prices By spectators on these luxuries
Of life, will see that it is not "war," nor
"Lincoln," but heartless Shylocks, uh o
grasp our grain BY Wholesale aud compel
retailers TO keep Up and advance rates,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

On Saturday evening last . force OF
mounted infantry and artillery, arrived At
this place and enc,mpei on the Fair
Grounds. On Tuesday their number was
Increased By three companies Of infantry.
/ Their arrival caused little hutteriDg in
certain quarters. Does any one ask ,-hy
an armed military force has been sent into
this county? No. to interfere With the
loyal and law abiding, for not man Of
this class will be disturbed The ohjqc.
is to enforce the law Law made neeess-
ary to sustain, maintain and defend the
Government. For some time there has
been trouble in what is called the " back
.owDships"-disafection fomentel and in
creased BY the COpperheai leaders until
hundreds Of the people there have armed
themselves TO resist the draft and the au.
thorities in enforcing it. These men have
banded together, kept up regular drill,
have established "reigu Of terror" in
iha. neighborhood, aud finally have Jfred
tie Jirst gun, thus declaring war upon the
government This condition of things
have demanded pyomp. attention. Such
open defiance Of all laws could not be suf
tcred to pass unuoticed. The law must
be vindica;ed and enforced. 1. is the de-
termination of the authorities that they
shall be. Let no good citizen stand in tie
way.-BloopssJury Republican lSh inst.
SINGULAR ASBCDoTE.-Thers was
young woman lef, in the care Of house,
her master and mistress being in the
country. One night on going to bed,
when she was undressing herself, she
looked into the glass and said -" How
handsome l look in my night-cap"
When she arose in the morning she fonnd
the house robbed. She was taken into
custody on suspicion Of being concerned in
the robbery, was tried and acquitted. Some
time afterwards, as she was walking in
company With female friend, man pass
ing her, said: How handsome | look
in my nigb,-csp" TIE expression SO
forcibly struck her mind that be was the
man who robbed the house, she seized
hold Of him with the utmost intrepidiiy,
aud held him fast, assisted BY her compsn
ion, till be was taken into custody, at
which time be confessed be was under the
bed He heard her use the expression
previously to his robbing the house, and
be suffered accordingly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
Hoarding of Produce,

The Chicago Tribune gives the following
table showing the amount Of four and
grain in store at Chicago at the same day
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

ciSGuLAR.-Jef Davis Northern a.
lies recognize the term copperbead'' as
suitably applied to them but let . Re.
publican address them BY this accepted
title, and row on the spo. is the result
They denounee all who claim to be loyal
AS abolition traitors; bu. tell them they
are moi loyal, and row number two is raised
The Copperbesd Legislature Of Delaware
refuses to do anything to aid volunteering,
lAaa Will then howl if the drsh eoIe. ,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23
The Lewisburg Deposit Bank

HAS this day declared Dividend Of four
III pcr cent. for The last SIX months. free
from the Government Tar, payable on de-
mand. u p. SHELLER, Treasr.
N,y :, !se;.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-23

HEAD ccAAIIEs, ID pIvIzrc~. oTHtC.l
AM 1gtb .,.. ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
lsovcmsni. or ,lsn Rebel.

BAfJNOgr. M0nday. hag. 2 lEti.
Jhl Ar9trieon furnishes the io.iOwing III at
vance offs publication heres
we learn from = gs'temeI who arrived here tbis
uolaic from tie Upper otcmso that tie eu'ire feoci
force yesci isy eytcsatcd tie herylsnd sue VI iAe 10
.on,ac, moving OF III great haste.
Their resr gt-fd cfos,ad at shcpAcFistovn ct II
O'CLOCK yesterday morning. and tho balsnee % the in'
ysdrr. cYos.ed a. Hancock about the same tima
''rreyips. leaving. they zen, cavalry force back
to Hoglrsicyn yesterday pnd arrested aud carried vi
four rouincn, Union c'tizans hostages for Rebel
etizcns Of that owr sIIcted y order .; Gen. tnntci
"Frop tho syulh side Of the Potonre. learn 'ua'
Gen Early has been moving np lie valley toward Win
chester wit, his hryeo. irens dnrine all h'' week.
.coalIng lie county for cous,pts and gran' copse'
qner,ly. making pbi slow ~, giess
Tie INF ruAiiou received R'ek since tsat The keo
els would naxe ieiGt movement AesyauG merely q
coyer lilo ruiufn tra,ns Las boon yc1e 40 the !Giel
extent and they all moving 0u toward siaan'
ton Tia, they val make their escape. however, with
out inter- 4 ptioa We do pot tsleyo"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
DIX ".

AaBOTTA Key we.. yla.. GU raarsdsy J.ly q yellow
H.r.n, Sgd 49, -
CA LEoUs-Ou Mordsy. August Jonas Calhoun. youngest
rts snis ed rs.psey iavi,sa attend hi.
tan.ial ffv tye fvsidcnss y hi. fthr No; ~ wes'
without tedncr u,ics. ~.
Cs,'. W. and Mary Porham Garner in the TIN ssss Of
ri. ressssns were depo-ieA ct sesnA,ls.
COOPER: Coopers pisos, Y on Wednesday. AuTu't
H. ~"s ar.du,e Of f,. ce.ss ia the eia.. Of 1854 snd
member 81 coaubis College La" School
COcK-u or-a Mech, Long leland on Saturday, Ass 8,
Fdds yosr rs ses Of Se0rso T. aud Mary n. Cock 'ssa
Abs hlsDas y tgy 81. iuytea to sssnd
Day t1nr'dsyl. Pin isst. |" II O'clock = a.
DAvisA, hvr red .oes Ia Elizabeth, n j., on Wedne,.
d,y August MTa c:,ha.iu. p.vis isi., Of ss'nAn's'
Drvis ~ Albsay. Y, IN tie ss.h year 81 her Sse'
pGvfs-A, Bioon.d " D. en- Sunday. the 7h Inst. Cs'sb
:. Dsvi, "a tue nth yrs Of his ayr.
TIE fonersl ser~cs. WI b. held The Presbyterian Church
Oh "Wednesday. thu tus int, a. o'clock p M
sad oiasr u,t,v, o. Einea.rh scotland q ri. ash
his hate rssdsues No. 10 Nav s'ssss cinenns' o.
sso'issd papeos pesss COPY. 20
HABIssRAw-in AsOrh, On Friday. Assu.t iSt, Of
sasl... n,un,. Ary Ntdo.is io.as daasasr o. W. ~
fhs s-fpssss in,sssca uisoa~ooa
HENDERSON sndd~ny, 1t sicn,reai Cs1,ds john
Uosn ea Lotsv No .s1 r. AID N, ore ps.p.e sliy IN
wed b. SIT, I'd Lls fnasrA Gao Ii: late .~irncc, "a
ton nb ielusnswlI BE- tsirn to Greenwood foT lpersen
ET LLoGg-in Laos boroszh Ms,. ss'.Itay Asss.'
kssss rS5$ Iyss's; ~ aT S5.s wa A''''
KssAMA !.Ies'sa Ions Essd On s-.r,-day Aus. Of
Mrs e. Si's sy ls
. .ss Isl IS s ,s' !, ssid Z 'e t.s;
issy. s o cry Brsosi,n. 81 O'Clock p M ,, e.
,,r, Nm 80 sa- Angua Of inf srifaatisn of the
Lsb, STOW II. Iufn, esryhier q Jos " aud ysry
Auras,s M.sdc. s,ed Is months -
The lens, w ;ns a. Il oclscs WV" "a. eors o. fh
ss"a.. .,,d On shundrs &-snas, th street.
plTyRspN-N ~ Ps.a Minpessts July 50, rofnci. Pail
,hsa ssnslss, 81 the ss,. Or. rasrsr * IT. Paul -
PinGOrT-Os salurfly evening AnL 9, ausnd, Piyaotl
The rest'ves and in~pdse the fsnny se Invited
,ra h.' Gs'fo i,Sm me ne, ~ 10 NJ
r r. s,ei.u Only 'oa Of EiAa We'll, and Harriet NJ
rsn.ia :.c rts :" .iasdsy sp a. hsu.s
sns -5'' R,.s o Il one .so.otss S,si
TO attend. witaou, further notice. f..,- ..-' '
scRyMsER--A. N,set. R,0.sHd County. on s,,asSsy
syn; N E s sfsa yss. so@ s,SS SstS
n f-na 81 the sny respectfully Invited to attend the
.r vI' vi a p.s sAe 70 s.d.y o. ss "S %.
THOMPSON Suddenly. Msnrio Mtnssorn. Thompson.
Noir. the fs.er. viii be svea In tho eveuins AID Ioias
washington pspsrs picss- copy. ID.
TLYnUn Hro.tIya; r. 90 Moaa:y AHs"'. E' Vis'
TIE I,.'s and fnenS. q the @fy invited 10 attend
sr.., Broo.lyn, Wednesday. Aa.u'' 10 a y oe'cs
o. a. ..
wgtaEr-,n ri, city or s,,nrdy Avg O. Catherine
vii. Of lj.o a Nsmrr Of Akron, Ohio. -,
TIE =. cud respectfully ihvt,ed to snend me
Tiacra ,erv.css tuS resistance o. a. oFoshsf .nEs
Wed No. Ei Madison ''ross' Ga rse'dsy S'srn00a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
rhe Rebel. re,rentins ysomewsrd.

FHnaDslPniA. Monday, Aug 2. 1881
Tie Bg,yetin Of thls city mas the following Spe'
oial dispatch: , - ,oe,
Col YIN. II. Bo!d Of tho slst rennsyi'ania
Cavalry took possession Of Uagprstown yeaterd,y.
The scene Of the drama il been transferred hvm our
border 70 THAI Of Kobecou.
Later Intelligence received this morning Informs u'
that tire lleLs.s have rcifoGlcd bomcward.
They layo sgain Guided the Propositions meds Tor
tbsir enqlafe.
Ills ito, sh, that under tho pew commander the
Rebel inro ada Into state win cease.
CD AieCnnd!asJ, In u eiicr to the Adluinni-Oen'
eral decnes The proiIerel honor Of Ccnerni'hip and
saw. that bo postof homer tho war Is nov con-
Quoted. Is In remaining private Citizen ho
President OF the Keyatone Democratic Club OF this
ctr.
The rneulbcTs Of the Legislature arc beginning to
IN gso Their appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
A Naval Flight In Prospect.

XEwpEgs. n. e., Thursday. Aus. 4. lss%
Airport from Roanoke Island just received
atss that orr eunDosts of Plymouth In the Abemsse
Sound intend 10 give battle to-day to the Rebel ram
hlbemarie and force her into an engagement. List
Sunday night she attempted surprise feet. but
ksng discovered In time she went back not daring "
bake an attack. ... -,.
The election for Governor in ths State takes place
kSdAy. Gov Vance who is candidate for reelection
receiving the hearty support Of the authorities At
kiohmoud, and also the aid Of the Rebel army.
This Rebel suthorios are endeavorihg to prevent the
holden mon tsom votiag by threats and o;hegwise
hithough Rodon's majority in counties Wi! b.
heavy the recent resorted 10 b. tho Rebel
authorities to defeat him mlksthe result doabtfnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
wAaanoTox Monday. Aug. 8, 1854

/
TIE Star says:
"FrcIn gentleman who arrived here on Saturday
from Hrserstovn. whese lie has boon sojoarning for
two weeks past get interesting particulars OF
the doinss OF Tie Rebel, Ia that vicinity. aL 20
when tie Rebels took Possession Of tie town. they
proceeded 70 nstatutr thouugn searei Of tie stores
AS the marchan,e he not leased cir stocks sincc
the former visit of the Rebels te latter got but little.
with the exception Of small qusntiiy III shoes ond
hats, noetv tnkcn frcin. Samuel Rousekulp. halter
AT the grocery storos they filed their ha'ersacts
with sugar sad tsoir caneoas with mclnases. aud nj
one OF two stores they rrud the mosses out and let
IL run iuio the streets.
"Sseny, that may IL the citizens were ff;xhtsned,
and anxious 10 get away the Rebels told them ~ re-
main quietly home, AID lhoy woEid Lot be moeited
The Rebels did tot ke'a tLer PROMISE. hoWoreri
and among other acts OF robbery, they compelled sev'
eral gentlemen t. take OF their boot, and kats and
give them W.
..-Jared Ford. printer. OF this city. who was In
Hsgerstown Ut the time Lad his hat taken from bis
head wlGe standing d: the street viewing the proceed
/; q ofthe kebes.
Rebel syn.pathiycrs fuIcd worse II possible than
Union men,
"Jonns Winters confretioacr. who refused TO open
b, store had his doors broken In with en- AK and most
Of bio store fixtures destroyed.
..The Rev Dabney Ban. Mt one time pastor OF the
Wesleyan church this city. YVES with this nar"niihs
marty He did not take active part in breaking open
tia s,ore. sut he looked on and conrtenanoed the do
ipes OF the Rebels and doubt shared In Tie pihdef
"Tbo trains of cars reported to laso beea ooraed by
this party when they entered has~st'"h WIRE 10
suoyed 10y own troops In order 10 prevent '''''
from falling into the hand. Of the kebcis, Us th cara
contained valuable AFRO - freight including several
Thousand uollr-r' worth "f l4r"r.
..1bs Rebels had !isi Of those merchants Who bad
goods hid away. mis- list l. sd 20 have boon fui,hed
them By prominent seoess.oa,s;s." ....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
Comprehend virusrnec In Newark.

II a.. gdio,of The y. y. Toibue
SIR: On . recent vis' to Ne.ark, where there
Is large military hospits. wos panied to learn the
aniost Incredible fact tLt our brave men who return
wounded Fl on fighting the battes OF their country are
subo.sd not only ~ all manner of insults ard annoy
Ances bai u violent personal assaults nom tho oitscns
To suo pitch havo they brought matters sLot il Is not
safe TO- soldier TO allow hrssli to be out after
dark. ..rrp .-s.. -''
Surely glorious welcome, THU. for the wounded hero
returning home from tie fatigue Of the but.c.Erd
1t seems To me that any hound who wou say rude
word to soldier under such ought TO b
f,g4od at the cart tail VT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

nsnrrccfonsfy Sta u arc revoked except that prod
nets pur'hsSd IN good faith under such autsosities
and paid for prior TO Tie dste hereo may be trans
ported in the and subIett 10 the same con.
t,ons products raised BY labor OF freedmen and al
au borites to transport goods wsres OF metchaudiss
into On tnsurTecsionary Staes are revoked ~ 81 N
Agents authorized 10 purchase 70, the United
States any piodrctIn Of states doelsfc m
such pieces mny he desgnss to the Seeretsry 81
The Iieas! a. .pch pr'ecs % shall be agreed on With
The place OF dsnyt ror ercecdihg threefourts oi the
marbel vste In tho CITY Of New York. OF the latest
/ quotation Known to the secnt purchasing.
OF 'be prrchose money aud other expenses
thci,~i,h. ere required 20 10 p'h into the Treasury.
The seercs,y q the Trastry has also prepared reg,
ulacns relative to ahendcIed. caEtprvd aId confs.
effect T the sane aesis and Under re same supe.
yi.1s ls! P.esi4sa nndsr the regulations o0Asssn.
snch properly required for public usa "a to DO ap-
praised and delivered While provision Is nade or
the sale VI the remainder. .r12 -
The ieg,llat ions corcerhing abandoned and oonns.
Gated lands. n0uses aud tenensats, provide among
other thngs tor tho employ mAni and weifsrs OF freed
men in each speeul agency one u uioe places 10 he
known FroedmeDs Rome Colonies are " DO estab'
saperintsnden. Of treduel yin be appointed Tor
each Vi the coohies Tho freedmen ore classified and
tho minimum M nte q yass; Of sS Saes 3 e "a
ipae sia sii Aad $40, rbsse rates she'll not restrict
nechon'cs aud others from contracting bE highur
~nges ~ tAty can 40 ~. .LL-r- -
Written ltfeeIncais may BE- made between employees
srd pi GER a'u conditions. aud an Interest IN
the piuhfs lsbor niay be given instead Of wages
h,vison 10 nude t the care OF sged anu I'M IN ilesd
mon
Any ses,ciatsoa or coordination ~ associations. De.
siig improve The condition o. frccGnen VIII Love
ssaigrcI ~ their rvtie ~ onorSv sicii rccc
Iisns Loa. c. MES they desire AID 10 thJ can
give ssrisfaoty sira'.re Ut their ability " provide
tor the Secretary u iLe Treasury fesetring the ff
10 revoke modify tlis regulation whebssr. 10 hn
judi rcpi tho pubic intcrss will be pr motod by such
sctsca. .l
Sc.ools ere u be esisblished within these homes
and labor colonies sufciea, for tue e4uoG BIN OF al
chiirsn under tLs age of l2y years. add penalties are
prescribed for W.ussfr II freedmen. "a
RAILROAD COLLISION. ...- 90
A slight collision between two passenger
trains occurred below tic double track at Anospos
junction NJ $40 this afternoon by au error In the
waluhes.d the c0Bduatorz. 80 psssongers we're 1urt
except sodior on tir PLATFORM o. "a" 'front.' &c bak
rag,.ma.ter Croft was mortaIy injured ald baggage
master Bulen sghtly hurt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
A terrible murder was committed on Jn,y

A terrible murder was committed on July %
at the Southcrn Lunatc s.iIn. near Day ton o. BY
maniac named Coleman. gho noted for his
GUS character, and having before attempted ~ XIII to
attendants. The victim. nrIicd RINK. one ~ the
latter and. while ring dinner sqr ,he nai.tcs nm
osuti0usly left large kre near Coleman. Who lnne
dIaoly seized il snd stabbed Rink twice, cutting IN
tireIy through two ribs and ssveripg the liver.
Brigham Young lately said in sermon, "a
eontt., a, sai To me- Il wound like 10 establish bi
lIa,d tbe nnd drinking SALOON in yoar cit, son mus
have such paces beje ~ a1d by. anyhow. MAY be vi
viii e,, o,ay I've oe w not, 90 SHAH zoe ~hsthor oo'
sir,ict,v yin n,iaa aging his people. " Whether IN
dew, 1sii shan ky.p snoh Christian Institutions u
~ ina al, 20 lDng ~ 4 cas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
EHB REBEL FLAGSHIP CAPTURED,
HwoM More Of their Ships Destroyed.
oasdai IDisPsich Relative - Affairs
Around Mobile, &c. '-


Around rsosiic, &c. f-
Pr rf SOB .1 WAR DHPsRTYysr,
WASHINGTON Meudsy. Aue's--s p. "a. s.
~ Metsr. Gsx. DIX Men. Fora, .asl4 s.f..-i
Tns following announcoment OF tho success
n operation, against Mobile appears IN The Aesmo~d
ssisd OF this date and is transmitted by Major Gen.
butier to the President, '"
HEADQUARTERS OF Crx. BUTLER Aug esp m.
~ Ais Erespescy A. LINCOLN. President
The following lie tie official report, taken from TIE
etalnosd SsFtiHoI Of Ang. e.
la.-. 'f,5 L. r. BUTLER MNjsr-Genernl.
= ~a M MOBILE, Aug. ). 1884.
, Rss T. A. SzDpoy Secretary J War.
"eevsnteen Of the euemys vesses fourteen ships and
hrse iron. cads) passed Fort Morgan this morning.
Che Tscuuseh. monitor. was sunk by Port Morgan.
NE Tennessee surrendered utter desperate engage
heat With the easuy's dsOt. Admiral Buchanan lost
eE and u prisoner be Selma was captured The
nslnes wss beAohed near the hospital
tThe Morgan 10 safe and viii ty to run up tonight:
Ne enorsy'. fset Las approached tie city. monitor
Asa been engaging Fort Powell all day.
D. II. MAUgY. Maor-General
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0sscls Killed and Capiared In missoar'
md Arkausas.
81. LOUIS. Mont

ST. LOUIS. Monday. Aug 8. 1854
Col. Burris telegrsphs to headquarters here,
from New.Mslrid that be has just returned from
seventeen days soas IN the southeastern counties Of
Missouri and northeastern counties Of Arkansas dur
ing which fry Rebels were killed, one captain and
three lsu,snanis captured ond forty Rebels wounded
Anclndpg two captains. Two hundred stand Of arms
and over hundred horace and mules were captured
"a also fifty priystes. The Union loss was Capt
rrsaois. mortsly wounded md twenty others slightly
voandsd
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n. Lsss nris.-Gen. s,eamas.

FEw'N OAK, Monday, Aug. g IeVs'
Col. Amy, State Agent Of Connecticut, has
received dupstoh from the headquarters Of the 18Th
Army Corps. announcing the death Of Brig Gen Sted
ynan and that his body forwarded home on the Hh
east.
Gen stedman went as Colsne Of the 18th connsetcns
tassntry sud was lately promoted 70 Brgades Gener'
srs position for bravery. His commission ~ Bris"dicr
arrived al headquarters almost simultaneous with bis
lesth being received while his body vas undergoing
Ne process u embalmng.