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Ezra Lou, KY.," for which have secured the
oopy-TIgh and are warranted Il czrats hne and per-
feet ia every respect. Sent By mail or express "
any part Of the country receipt Of Prc8 snd TO
turn charges Persons ordering viii please state the
size and style desired, whether hard or sof hDs OF
defective, VIII have the privilege Of exchanging "a.
deduction Of nfteen per- cent allowed on orders 81
S25 OF over, and twenty-five per cent. on those Of
800. Liberal discounts made 70 the trade. Old
pens repaired 10 the bsst manner for PITY
CENTS (cEd sta1sp) esch. Pen and Wstch circulars
sent FRKE. Address
G. p. BARNES,
DesleT in Sold Pens and American Watches,
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Last evening, few minutes after .
o'clock, soldier, having another SOL
der under arrest, was passing the cor
ner Of Cherry and Union streets, when
the prisoner drew pistol on the guard,
who instantly fired at the attacking
party, the ball passing through the
body, inficting a wound that proved
fatal in short time. Itseems that the
two soldiers had been old comrades,
and it fell to the lot of one in the dis
charge of his duty, to arrest the other.
The guard seemed much affected after
he had fired the fatal shot The de-
ceased was named Mccarthy and was
a member of one of the Indiana regi-
ments.
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We have received from R. Il. Single
ton, of the Post Office Depot, the All
lantic Magazine for December This
number is sn unusually excellent one,
comprising contributions by the poet
Longfellow, Bitz Hugh Ludlow, DR.. o.
w Holmes, Prof GoIdgin Smith,
Harriet Hosmer, j. G. Whittier, Mrs.
H. B. Stowe, and Others noted for their
able and elegant productions The ST.
lantic is, without doubt, the best origi-
nal magazine ever published in this
country.
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Valuable Place near Nash
vile for Sale.

THAT CHARMING PLACE on TIE MUIR.
II ffeesboro pike, owned aag occupied y =. Bill
liod, End which u ust kalf fnile rom The CJr-
poEzton line IS offered 'or sale 81 Tery fnoderzfe
price. seven acres Of excei'eut land NIfh BalCA
DWkLLlNs5, c0diaininS four Fonuls, beside base
men, store room, serraef's room brcE smoke
house. stable and Marriage house. a EmSi framed
house is On the place which can be deisched aud
sold separafeiy II desired Two good weiis u Sd
perior water ote Of which is within n e@n feet ~
The kitchen 70 the main bu iding The gard IA CON
tains grape-gines aDd shruDtery IN attendance, me
afhors - &c For further inl07fpad0a apuy 70
NELSON A MURFREB
noFZs-2w. General Agents, = Chsrry 81.
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We learn that the guerrilla leader
Duvall McNairy, captured, on Thurs
day, about twelve miles from this city
on the Northwestern railroad, a ganl
of carpenters, numbering about forty
and robbed them of all their money
burned their trunks, and destroyed
their tools, worth fully one thousand
dollars. Duvall, that was dirty trick
We are afraid you are getting sadly de
moralized.
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NEw THEATRE-Miss Alice Kingsbury
closes her very successful engagement
lin pecuniary point of view tonight
She repeats the play of Dimple Cheek,
translated from the French, and writ
ten expressly for her, lin French p by
some modern author The cast is a
strong one, embra cling nearly all the
company. We have no doubt that the
house will be crowded.
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Our readers viii notice another i'm
portant order from the Provost Marshal
in this mornings issue The increase
of drunkenness among soldiers has
rendered this order necessary.
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aIashrille &tIniull.

THE UNION has the largest
circulation of any Newspaper in
Iennessee---its City and Army
eirc11latton more than double any
other paper.
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RIVER NEws-There is little or no
news, as we understand the military
authorities have closed the navigation
of the Cumberland for the present.
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Mr. Ed Butler, No. Cherry street,
has favored us with the Waverly Maya
zine, Police Gazette, Louisville and Gin
cinnati dailies, and other late publica-
tons
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Messrs. Cone Tunnel a. Co, have re-
ceived the December NJ. of the At
lantic Monthly, the ablest periodical
on the continent We are much
obliged to them for a copy.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER ,, 1864

There was very little information to
be learned at any Of the military head
quarters yesterday. News of impor-
lance was considered contraband.
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Military Hats, Caps, Gloves, Trim
mings, and Underwear at Messrs.
Green 4 Green's, 43 College street
They keep the finest Goods of the
above kinds found in this city. Most
of their Goods are of their own manu-
facture, and warranted as represented
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CUTLERY, CUrLERY-A fine assort-
Inent, for sale by G. w. Fall a Co,
Hardware Dealers, 81 Public Square
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Just received, q stock of imported
Cigars Of the finest brands at Ehren-
berg's, No. 40 Union street
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All persons afflicted with priyatedise asses
would do well to call on Or. A. Richard
Jones, No. 70 Deaderick street, up stairs
DR.. J. may be found in his office at all
hours. nOy23
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Splendid assortment of Ladies
Coaks, just received at Cameron,
Grier & Co.'S.
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We are obliged TO Messrs. Cone, Tune
nell d Co, army newsdealers, for the
latest Louisville and Cincinnati papers
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Attention is called TO the notice Of
the stockholders Of the First National
Bank, advertised in another column.
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The new Gallery of T. J. Merritt &
Co, makes every style Of Picture, no
exceptions. nov4-tf
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Nails, NAns-40O Kegs for sale by G.
w. Fall d Co., Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square. noV27tf
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Congress meets on Monday next.
Members are rapidly concentrating at
Washington.
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Only few dozen more left, of those
cheap Linen Handkerchief at Came
ron, Grier & Cos.
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Go to R. H. Thompson's, % Cherry
street, for your white and brown linen
shirts-warranted to fit.
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Wool over shirts, new styles, large
and long, at r. H. Thompsons, %
Cherry, near Union street
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The finest assortment of Black and
Fancy Silks in the city at Cameron
Grier & Cos.
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Waterproof cloaking cloth, just re-
ceiyed at Cameron, Grier d Cos
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FEs 1eTsKsi0E o.
Cmcers and Soldiers
Is PARTICULARLY called % mi. notice.
Wanted.

BOARD AND LODGING, IN A PRIVATE FAM
ID by, by gen leman and his vie, up 70 July
1856 Location between Market and Spruce, or
bT al and Gay streets; and furnished room.
Address j. D., Post Once Box bls. lnoy29-u
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Gen. John C. Breckenridge arriTed in
Richmond on the 9th ult.
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Shaker flannel shirts and drawers at
R. H. Thompsons, % Cherry, near
Union street.
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Ladies, if you want a very rich
French embroidered Handkerchief
call at Cameron, Grier d Co.'S.
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Opera Flannels of every color al
Cameron, Grier a Co.'S
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Wanted.

A good two-horse Wagon, Harness, &c
also Suffers Tent, complete. Apply i'm.
nediately 10 CHAPMAN 4 Co,
Dec3 It No. 10 College Street.
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-The business oil
this court still continues to be.small in
quantity.
Yesterday morning there were four
teen cases of drunkenness fined, and
two, charged with the same offence, dis
charged.
VIM, Williams, cclored, charged with
stealing $50, was sent to the work house.
Geo. Reed, colored, was fined FIVE
dollars for being asleep in the street
A Munton was fined FIVE dollars for
obstructing the sidewalk.
r. Patton and Hannah Patton, col
ored, were charged with stealing, but
as the proof was not positive, they were
discharged
Edmund Brown, eolored, was arrested
for disorderly conduct Ed. claimed to
be bearer of dispatches, and said he
belonged 10 the 9th Ky. Cavalry. Ed
was sent to the workhouse.
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GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE HAS RECEIVED
cmsyIws
n Ihs time he
C Acute
of
the Face CmpIn all
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CIRCUs-Although the day was very
disagreeable yesterday, there was anoth-
er large audience TO witness the sports
of the ring. The riding Of little Alice
is one of the attractions that always
brings after it hearty applause. She
seems to ride equally as well with the
left foot forward as the right, as well
backwards as forwards, in whatever po,
sition she assumes she seems perfectly
at home. We have heard those of larg-
er experience in sightseeing than we
are, say that she was the most talented
girl of her age that they ever have seen.
Mr.. Howe's trained horse, Gen. Grant
what pity that he is becoming blind }
is a beautiful animal, and shows the re-
suit of long training. The comic
brothers are very good in their athletic
feats, performing them with an unusual
grace and accuracy. John Lawlow, the
inimitable, is fellow of infinite jest
and never seems at loss for something
good to say. All of the company are
excellent, and seem to be as good in
their lines as any that can be found.
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

Full Jswelsd Appleton, Tracy Co, chr0noms-
Ter oalace, With silver cSse.....-.......-. SO o.
The shove i for tgo ounce cases- Ertra lor three
ounce cases, IS; four ounce, SO. VIII be asai
free b mai or express on receipt d price, Pan and
Watch circular sent free. Address
G. =. EARNE8,
Dealer In Sold Pens and American t4stehes.
$50 Mzin-ssrset, Cor. & xth. Louisville. Ey.
mar FL
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are peculiarly hahls 70 the abdss diseaseaa, pro-
srater and diet AID should never b. without 4 boz
81 the Specific IN their pockets Diarrhasa, Dyssn-
terry and flax are cuued bY "a In from EeelFe 10
tEenty-f0ur hours. one Or tEo dosas vii Eve re-
hef Chronic DlarThaa and Acute Dysantsrs are
cured 10 three days, - thoussnds 81 esrtfeatee
that sc hNFe recsiFei non soldiers Of Al rante
dlseharged alter many moaflu hlEess, a. nsulf
bic, VII testify.
one boz IN SATISFY any enc. Try IL lis worm
= hundred tunes its cost.
Fer ssla 10 Nashville By FORBES &sTEPHENa
SURE kcksiEiN CO., JOHN b. PARK.
Cucnnat, Agents.
hanuaetarsa ~ ". J. LUCK. Vinooanss, Ind,
frce 81 sezf D m1i on rocepi u prieas
ma Eb-fA
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If you want handsome Shawl, call
at Cameron, Grier & Cos.
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If you want handsome Balmoral
call at Cameron, Grier a. Cos.
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Heavy ribbed wooden shirts and draw
ers at R. II. Thompscn's, % Cherry
near Union street
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17

On the evening ot tne -oi ips'', w
crossed the North AuDa river, three or
four mile, above this. We halted, and
we're making preparations for nights
rest, when We were ordered to ''fall lu'-
moved on ouly a short distance, and,
almost before the line could be rightly
formed, were into fight. For little
whi Q, We were driven back to eur hii'er-
les, but with their assistance the Icus.s
were soon sent back to where they came
from. They found it very unhes!:hy to
advance through the storm of craps and
canister shot that cur Napoleons sent
amongs. them. The engagement did not
last long, bu, it was sharp one.
This makes the twenty day since
the commencelnent Of Ibis campaign, dur
iny which time We have had but few Idle
days, aud those gave Us but little rest
Nearly sill Of US, 10 tie frs: days fight,
threw away our knsPsacks, clothes, balk-
cts, aud many of us our tents. At talmost
every place that we stopped, We built
reastworks, or dug rf=-pi,s, aud neve.
once had the chance of fighting in them.
During the first ten days, We were either
fighting or under fire OF artillery every day
The total loss of our regiment is about
as follows: Killed, 10; wounded, 50 !;
missing, 80 or 40. at present we have
about $50 men 10 the regiment. The loss
of Co. +, thus far is
HJuaae,i-Wm. L.. Anmous, and 8.
Boyer, slightly in hand John Kline,
severely; Jacob BAnkes, arm amqutated !;
|. 5. Kerste:.sr, slightly, in hand Wm'
r. Sechler, slightly, in shoulder George
Baker, severely, in thigh ; Samuel Stiiz.r,
severely, iu chin and shoulder.
Nisstay-John A. Minium.
Several others have been hit By min
les and pieces Of SHELLS, but are still with
the company, Capt. Evans and Lieut..
Kerstei,er are still with vs, unhurt.
We now get cur mails nearly every day,
but they are very small. think some of
our friends are forgetting to write to US.
If they knew how much We value letter
from them, l am sure they would write
oftener. WILLIAM SHIELDS.
GCapt EVANS writes, June 9Th, that
John Kline, severely wounded, was left
on the field held by the Rebels, and he
fears be is dead. Corp. Bankes died from
bis wounds, and from fever, June lst.
Jacob Moser was killed, June LIST. He
was one Of the bravest soldiers and having
volunteered to join in the -kirmishers' line,
was killed Instantly by ball through his
neck. Capt. Evans concludes thus :;
ave are oil almost worn out, but we
have confi-nos in our leaders, and feel
couflent of success. But We do not look
for complete success quite as soon as some
of our Northern friends seem to. The
reason is, We know better what we have
to contend against. We fully expect to
enter Richmond, but We expect TO hate
weeks of hard fighting before that glorious
end can be accomplished. We need the
prayers aud the sympathy Of all Union
loving people at this time.
CHARLES r. Evans.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
NELs 1Ny iiNMf .

''lur boys" have ruu. fru the battle plains,
uur brave our gal liant h"ysI
W. greet hem su with welcome home
uur boy, our iuyi boys.
Thy COM. to tastr Of The JOYS oi home.
AM ---t g., N the tolls Of war,
Attr frrrn rr.i- e IL" urng.-d lead,
Who l-l. md Ihr battles I"ar.
Cur hearts are iull with l'ftv pride,
And burn with glow Of joNt
W Eel to .rs,t vi d = rpu-iu- cheeT,
E,rh warWrru patriot boy.
Tb, .r,irnI,ats ruli in rrv-l wild.
AMI the ft. ,s Bad with e're,
For ..rL. bows have CONT irHip iha battle plain,
And the solemn mood r'at. dee.
V. oi, Er turn with earning hear;
Prom TIL jr5il! -r,a' aNay,
For YOUR ,auhs ate tir.rn hy the stee: and ball,
Iu the dr.Hti iiGi E--5 irdy.
W noarn tii- dead 50. have left behind,
". avuld I.Tr 10 see thc" come.
Aui share ~ ian ,uu in the irn~t love,
And tLs warm, sweet Joys Of h'ma.
Ya Lavs I.Tt them. laid in drram'ess sleep,
wilma f.r,lr ihal nrrr -hs'i w-nr.
Thvr. - them ret Till the trump shai sound,
AaI thr dead hail rise q. Ain.
Lev, ,ours. june l.. lS., II. &. IlARTzLER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
--latest News

The s75 200, 600 national loan has been
taken at an average of l04!. Gold, fol
speculation, has reached New York from
Europe. Gold was 1874 on Thursday.
President Lincoln is received With grea:
eptLusiasm on his visit to the Central
Fair 10 Philad.
Grant on James River.
The stirring Lieutenant General ha;
made another movement, successfully.
Commencing Sunday last, be has trans
ferred his main force from York to James
River, partly BY water, and several of the
corps forcing their way over the Chicka-
homiuy and forming junction with Gen.
Butler at Bermuda Hundred. Pontoors
wore laid, and our army is probably now
on the south side, designing to cut of and
take Petersburg, reduce Fort Darling, and
reach Richmond BY the river and on its
southerly banks, which are less defensible
than the N. E. sides.
Sheridan, With cavalry force, has gone
out On an expedition, it is supposed to
meet Generals Hunter, Crook and Averill,
who are advancing east from StauntoI,
having been quite victorious in that quar-
ter.
An expedition to cut off the Danyille
railroad, s. W. of Richmond, is also con-
jectured.
Allthese movements look like surround
ing Lee in or near Richmond, and prevent
ing his escape. The destruction Of his
army is death to the rebellion.
From the South West.
Gen. Sherman's gain is gradual and
uninterrupted. The Rebel General (e1.
Bishop Polk, was killed in q recent en-
counter.
Gen. Sturgis, at point eastward from
Memphis, was surprised by superior
force Of Rebels, and defeated with the loss of
1000 men and several cannon. Sturgis
is relieved Of his command.
The Rebel Morgan made . raid into
Kentucky but was at last defeated, and
retreated.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17

A PAIR op REBEL SHOES "A resident
Of Wheeling, who has been TO Cloyds
Fountain, the scene Of the late tgh, be-
tween Crook aud jenkins, secured pair
of rebel shoes. The soles and heels hre
of wood, and appeared to have been sawed
out by machinery. The upprrs, which
are of very heavy, stiff aud badly tanned
leather, are nailed upon the wooden so'es
with large tacks aud wel's. The shoe, are
ezcosilpply clumsy and heavy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
IN VET. RES. CORPS.
From Co. e, l42d P. v.
MAY &c, 1864.

We are now about three miles north
east of Hanover Junction, Va. Since
yesterday morning, We haYe been lying in
line of battle, while our skirmisbers, a
short distance in our advance, are keeping
up steady fire upon the enemy's skir-
mishers and advanced line, which is lying
behind good breastworks. Their bullets
whistle over US rather uDpleassntly, but do
us no harm.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
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The standard staple preparation ior the
hair. tpgrraated in all cases to restore faded
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bad effects previous Of preparations c"pt'lnlnS
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snv hair drrssin- IL restores the natural s4aGnS OF
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
To Carpenters and Bricklayers.

CARPENTERS and Brickiayers will hnd
u steady employment and cash wages on
the new buildings for Railroad Machine
Shops, Foundry, &c, at Remove. 70 miles
above Lock Haven. on the Philadelphia and
Erie RAILROAD. Wages of Carpenters, S..:o
per dav; of Bricklayers, $3.50 per day
Boarding, $3.50 per week: -
.,,,, "A 1854 sVp'to; tas work
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17

send name, post office, aud money
AS this Assembly districJ cnmpIi>es
three Counties aud elects three Members,
We suppose each viii aud should make II
owo choice, without the Intervention OF 4
Conference, unless 10 case Of division IL
q county, when it would be proper for the
other counties 10 determine 1t. We have
therefore put at our mast head the names
Of Messrs ALLEMAN aud ORwIG, nUmiu.
ees Of their respective Counties, er the
Assembly. Each was nominated, by the
direct, secre, ballot, of those most couccr-
ned, without opposition. Can better
cOmmrndaliOu than that be gwen? LIT
l., canning select an equally worthy aud
popular candidate, aud toe election of the
three, by from one 10 two thousand maj J.
Iity, may De considered secured.
The Coufereuce FOX Congress and that
for Senator being yet to be held, We omit
the names Of Candidates f.! the tune.
.0.d Hartley" deserves good county
Office at present. Mr. CHURCH personally
is worthy aud fit. One Of the earliest TO
volunteer 10 serve his country, bis yet
unhealed wOuud sites,s his bravery, and
is al eloquent reason why 10 one contests
his election as Sheriff.
We think none can doubt that New
Berlin aud its viciuity are entitled to the
Commissioner this year. Mr. kLECKNER' $
lifelong familiarity with County business
shows him to be amply qualified.
Mr.. AIKEN, all know, is not an oflice-
seeker, was taken up without his know!
edge, and desires US to say that be is not
q candidate. Good aud true friends, who
would be glad to vote for him, have made
him candidate on the same ticket with
LINCOLN, aud we trust he will permit the
people to honor him at the polls.
Mr.. HAUs is an estimable citiz2n of
Miffiuburg, also nominated wIIhOu. any
solicitation on his part, and capable.
THUS we have a ticket well divided
over the county, fairly 10 the field, aud,
Gs far as We can see, bound to triumph
By an unprecedented maj rity.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17

~We learn via N.67'nJurg Telegraph
that the Christian Commission now ask
another half million dollars for the aid of
soldiers, aud that the successful effort 10
its behalf of the Lewisburg Presbyteraus
is to be followed by collections from other
churches on Sunday nex'......M Mr.. Aiken
has greatly interested the citizens by bis
foetical readings a, VOLTS Hall, NJ fl n-
0urg.....Peter Hageubucb, of Kelly TIP,
makes the largest income return of apv
farmer in Union county. Lieut.. Jane.
Ciea'er, wounded, and Hiram Smith, sick,
are home on leave.