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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
Election for State Treasurer.
4 Key 70 Calsek the Sessse.

Whilst in the Union army, in 1862,
HAaRF WHITE Was elected Senator from
he Iodiass and Armstrong district. h
'srvsd faishfslly 10 the session Of 1868
Il appears be did not resign bis military
Position, bat bis service vss strictly Sin
The Militia" and his somnissios from
Gov. Curtin, % that bis posiiios vss sot
Incompatible With the Law On that pois, ;
bat the eaeluossss Of bis civil Office he
devoted to ,hs Two counties for the benefit
Of sss soidisrs' families. After . useful
winter at Harrisburg, (shsrs hs vou the
good will Of oil, be returned to II. Armv
vss takss prisonsr-aod 10 still in eap-
tivity. As soos % it vss knova that bis
vote Vas sesdsd to retain . Union usior.
isy ia our Senate, the Government sought
~ exchange fos him: but sbs Rsbsls-
already sPprised Of the ipporsasss Of
Harry White - . eiviliaa-dsslised. A
captive Reesl, . Major named Jones, no.
sers'os to get Ainself accepted, and White
released be ~ss parolsd for that purpose,
saey vsald give sons ether n,ior for
Joaes, but not White for Jones. I, v.s
ssassd that they eGsrsd to surrspdse
White sp for General Trinbl., . Rebel
e1ssr Of higher rank and much consider
sh'n, nov in cur bssds: and, 10 snswer
" that proposition, At the request Of our
'hios Sepsicrs, thss ssequsl e6er vas
1''.' through . lssdiDs sesessioois. Of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

h~Similsr to the above sre the inves.
si,es heaped upon the President BY shs
bastard Democratic presses in general 1t
will be seen that tbs Rebels and the Cop.
perhsads bold idsu,icslly the same views
respecting Abraham Linseln......aud tbst,
moreover, the Tories and indictments Of
one George Washington bad very si.ilar
hatred Of hin, in bis day. Wherefore, We
sdviss Father Abraham to 60 on, and
frnl, aud calmly do bis duty. The Rat
tlesnakes and Copperheads sre only obj
ting . fle." The true and the good, Of
the New World and Of the Old, sustain
bin, ssd will bless his memory when be
10 no moro.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
~Ia The course Of . few dsys, 70 sr

~la the course Of few days, " are
requested to publish the names sod
amounts Of oil subscribers to the LsWisburg
Military Bounty Fuud-also the names
of enrolled men Who have declined paying
anything to the Fusd. The books are
open until Saturday evening, With E. c.
Wolfe and J. b. M'Lsughlis. Payments
to b made TO ]. B. M'Lsushlip, at the
Bank, dsy.tims-asd q J. h. Gosdman's
store, evenings.
Our people are Up, and our quota (4s)
will bs provided for. New Berlin and
Jsekson have sent of their 6rss qusts.
Kelly Twp. 10 at work. Roll on the ball,
and gallant little Union will b in the
van as usual
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

Bal,inors . friend Of Trimble. But,
after long delays. that exchange is refuasd,
and Maj. White is removed to Salisbury,
in North Carolina
Judge White for his soo, and many 9th.
Or friends, having thus exhausted sll rss.
sonsble efforts for his release, sbs Msjer's
resignstion is new produced, and - Elss.
ton 10 ordered for Friday the 18th inst.
As the district gave $500 msjority fol
Curtin, the success Of loyal nan only
requires that the voters oct in good feel
ing, snd, choosing wisely, nay elect By sn
evervheluisg psjority. The eyes sf the
State ssd the Nation srs aow upon you,
voters Of Armstrong and indiana
The temporary suspsnsion Of the resig-
na,isa-ksovn to b in sxisssnes-vss
under good sdviss, and With . reasonable
hope Of getting back the gallant Major
hiu'slf, thus avoiding the excitement,
expsoss, hsssrd and dslsy Of ~ election.
The paper is in the ksevs hsndvrisisg Of
the Major. On small sheet Of paper, and
vss got assy in the shoulder-ssrsp Of 90
sGesr Who vas released. Harry had pre-
visus'y ''ssspped coats" With 20 exehsa.
gsd Ssrgeos, in whose attire b reached
City Point: there vss bss step = free
don, vhss the Rebels discovered biz
game, and Tie telegraph ordered hin
back to prisss. Giving up, thss, al hope
Of relssss, Be bad prepared ssd eentrivsd
to feesard The noble letter following,
which is full Of Just sitvs and disesvsss
the true spirit o! ,bs ssferinE patriot
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

public isteresss,or interrupt, for . moment
that cordial cooperation beswsss ou'
State aud Ns,ionsl 0osernmeats, 90
necessary il this crisis. 1t 10 true, seme
time must yet slspss before my presence
10 Harrisburg 10 actually required, yet, %
| have no bsps Of release BY general sx-
change, the Richmosd ss,horisie., | sm
convinced, will retain NE a. long - poss-
ibls, because l am . Senator, and ny vote
important.
Undsr the circumstances, il behosves
me to do stst can 10 relieve the difficulty
likely to reeuls from my continued impris
ooment an sure you Vill not doub,
me when confsss is would be much more
acceptable to my t.sses sad feelings, 70
spend the mouths Of the coming winter in
active Legislation in our Senate Chamber,
than to lsoguish within the gloomy walls
Of = Soushsro prison. Ny present. si,us.
tios places the less agreeable alternative
in prospect, aud | see bat one solution to
the difficulty. Other and grsstsr interests
are involved 10 this matter, thss my per-
sonal comfort aud private ine.instions.
My health, my life, ere notbisg to tbs
success Of those great principles .ss
elected to represent The good people of
ny distric. are chiefly Interested in thi.
matter, aud my duty to them in the
premises hss given mo many 40 hour Of
anxious solicltuds in this weary prison
life. can DO, nov 10 any way consul,
With them. They should, however, rot
at this time 20 usrepresented. Their
generous son6dsass Was but resestly
given me, and they will, l trust, give The
approval Of their voise to shs step | GOV
take, and select as ~ successor one Who
will bs - faithful to their Interests - l,
at least, desired to be. Be pleased,
therefore, to accept my resignstiou a. .
Senator from sbs Tssnty. first Senatorial
District. Be kind enough to convey 10
my brother Senators, assufasces Of rsspeet
and esteem. Tell them, "shoseh cast
down, l au not dismsyed. Though 10
bonds, l au full Of hope" Tell then ny
prayer and trust 10 that no word OF deed
may 20 out Of the eouussls Of your Sen.
ate to weaken the sru or asks faint the
heart Of those brave soldiers Of the Uoisn
Who are bearing in the field to . sure snd
triumphant success the greatest struggle
in history.
Accept, ny dear cir, my kindsss wishes
for your good health and future prosperity.
l an ysars, truly, HARRY WHITs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

THE subscriber offers, Al private sale. HE
Il House and Lot, situate ia Uaion tevu.
ship, Union county, three quarters of . nile
from the Union Furnace, on The road leadise
to selinsgrove, adjoining lands Of A1ros '.
Buskirk ana David Beuyion. The lot eoniaias
l5A Acres. The Improvements are new -
two-storey Frame House, with Out kitd8
chen, and good nevsr-failins Water. Alses
. good Stable, aad about one hundred Apple
0and Peach Trees.
= This is adesirable home, suiiaAs fos .
teamSter.
For further particulars call on er address
the subscriber At the Winfield p o, Usieo
Co.. Pa. SAMUEL A. WALTERS, p. y.
bee T. 81 If
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

Rebel ShriekS!
T From the R>bs' n.n,non.r. nj Dec. 1868.

10 the Confederate Cougress, Richmond
M. Foots offered tho following preamble
and resolutions:
"Wb.ress, . copy Of the truly eba,acte
ris,ic Proclamation Of Amnesty, reeently
issued Ly the imbccile and nnprinciPiea
usnrper rho mou sits enfhroned upo" fh'
rain. of C1nstitutionai Liberty in Wash
iny,on city, has been received and read BY
the MON bers of she House; nov, 10 token
of What 10 soIemuly believed to bs the
olr.os sadiUided ssntinsnf Of the people
of the Confederate States,
"Be it resolved, Thas there bss never
been . dag or sn hour vhsu the people of
the Confederate States we're u ore inf xibly
resolved than they are a, the prescott time
never to reling"ish the hrugyis Of arms 10
which they are engaged, uu,il tha, liberty
and iDdepeudsoes Tor which they have
been 90 earnestly contepdibg sbsii have
been at last achieved, snd made sure aud
s,ssdfsss, eyond even the probability Of
future danger; aud that, 10 spite Of the
rsverses that have lately befallen oar
srmies in several quarters, and cold aud
selfish indifference to our suferings, thus
far, for the most part, eviuced il the
aetioo of foreign powers, the sleCen
millions Of enliyhsened fieen,ea nov bat.
,iiug heroio.liy for oil that can make
existence desirable, are fully prepared,
alike in spirit and in resources, to enoouo-
ter dangers far greater than shose thsy
have heretofore braveiy met, aud to suo-
NIT to far greater saeri6css ,bsu those
which thcy heretofore 90 cheerfully
encountered, 10 preference to holding sny
further political connection with . govern
ment and people who have uotoriously
proven themselves P.uously regard
less Of the rishts and privileges which
belong TO . state Of civil freedom, - we'll
a. of al the most sacred assgss Of
sivilissd war"
Mr. Miles regretted that the eeaslsusn
from Tennessee bad introduced such .
resolution. The trss aud only treatment
which that miseraJie and contemplate
de,po, (Lineol") should receive At the
hauds of this House Vas sileat and xnn,if.
iyated Contempt This resolution would
appear TO dignity paper emanasiag from
that eretcked and detes,oJle abortion,
chose contemplate emptiness and FOLLY
seould only reoeiUe the Sidicxls of tie
eioiised world. as nsvsd to lay the
subject oa the table.
Mr.. Foess sss willing that the prssm-
bls and resolution should be tabled, With
the understanding that it would indicate
the unqualified contempt Of the House for
Abroham Linooia and his Massage and
Proclamation alluded to.
Mr.. Miles said there vosld Do misun-
ders,sndiog about that
The motion vas uosnimously adopted.
Similar resolutions offered BY Mr. Mil.
Ter, of Vngioia, vent the sane way.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

~Very brsve-vsry brave! Bat
their knees snots together, DO doubt, -
they wed in efforts to 6od big swelling
words to comfort fais.ing hearts. How
vivid the contrast to the day when the
Rebel Congress frst received President
Liusoln's call for $4,000 ,olsutssrs to
put down the Rebellion That call vas
read to them, and vss hammered by
shouts Of de-ision and laughter" They
thought nobody would respond to his call,
and that they would have everything their
own way. New, Lincoln ,omnsuds .
million Of tried warriors, and the late
proud Confedsracy 10 erum mbliug into dis
booorsd, blood.semsnssd ruins. The
Rebels laugh is changing to the ssrdonis
grin Of deepsir and death
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
To Business Men.
TWO STORE ROOMS FOR RENT,
Chamberiias Block. corner ssA and Nsrha ~,
lENIARIR RG. PA.

THESE Rooms are better situated. mors
/ thoroughly finished and furnished, ,convs.
nient. and desirable in every respect. ,hsa
any others in the place.
One is especially adapted for the sale Of
Dry Goods, or general Merchsndise.
The other for the Grocery or Hardware
business, or both combined.
The town has population Of 5000 persons
and is surrounded by rich and very extensive
agricultural and manufacturing country.
AT present, there is no Hardware Store n
the place. or county, though greatly needed.
Terms reasonable. Apply TO R.H. .Chambsss
lin. CHAMBERLIN BROS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
LKvDBuHs, Jaa- eth, 1884
ITO all whom it may concern The

II usdsrsigned, o@esss snd oenbsrs Of Company
3, 18th ksgt 2. v. ~ would STATE that E,ssA sfsAu
vss member Of the company durias the Esersssey Of
1853 aad until regularly discharged. He detailed
special duty, aad ct Carlisle be With others vas DE-
tailed and ordered By The proper oeer 70 take charge
Of certain articles belonging n the nth Reg.
He perorasd that duty faithfully asd tufnsd ths ~
tcles 10 the Rsginssta oaaftsrnasssf ~
turn 70 Carlisle.
On return 10 Harrisburg, previous 70 the eonpe
Ay being discharged he turaed the Captain d
the company and 70 the Rsginsntal osartsrmaster oil
guns cartridge boxss taaksts, hsversseks &e, bssss
ing 70 the oonpaay that haA been pssed IN h charge
and also articles that bad not 6rss ehafrd 70 h and
= bslieve, did his duty honestly asA AjtAfaly.
Any report in ercalasioa that he, In oonnseoa vith
his dutiss sn,dsr, dsffssasd OF stsadsd n ds.se
the 0Overuusut vs S.ievs % BE- vssrus and
Sssgssdly 10 iejsre his ehafseseT faseiy ssA vckeAy
Caks. C. sH0RkLEY, CaSe cea. %. N Juns July u
Z. D. DArRs, Lest
q v. MURRAY, Ii sesgt
D 9. ORNNBfH, esSxe
re. EvAIS, o d, IN Rsgt, aab DrissAs, q w.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
ANOTHER BURNSIDE
ExPEp ITI n.
$3.50 Bounty from Lewisburg BorO'

~ en-. BURNSIDE has auth ~
NJ ority TO .recruii the 9Th zAtx
Army Corps to $4,000 fora
another expedition, which. it is understood,
will be BY sea. Here will be . gloriou,
opportunity fer those Who love adventure to
10 crafty their desire and serve :heir country
At the same time The Companies of Cap,s.
Linn. Hassenplug and Carman will be here
for the next 80 days, and thus an opportu-
nifty will be afforded for eniisting under
experienced officers and in Veteran Compa.
mics.
A committee Of citizens Of the Borough Of
Lewisburg has authorized me to offer
$3.50 BOUNTY!
to those who vail credit themselves TO this
Borough. So The Bounfies will be S4o0 L.
3 Bounty and $3.50 Local Bounty making
$3.50 FOR VETERANS!
5000 u Bounty and $50 Local Bounty,
making
$3.50 FOR NEW RECR UITS!
An additional draft Of 100000 has been
ordered, and the quota Of each Tornship and
Borough must be raised accordingly, and the
only honorable way OF avoiding the drat
now With the premium offered TO young men,
is To Col INTO THE SERVICE. RThe
Canfederacy IL breaking down.
and the War will soon be over:
have heen detailed BY Gen. Burnside as a
Recruiting offer for the 9th Army Corps at
Le,cis5urg. and have opened an Office in the
rear OF Esq. Mertx' office, on Market 81 near
the Bank. where Will be glad to give any
informalisn desired.
Lieut.. J. +. BEALE,
Recruiting Othcer for the 9Th Army Corps.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

~Dr. Christ writes from Cincinnati,
that his regiment, tths 45'h Pa. together
with oil the Pa. regiments 10 the 9th Ar
my Corps, arrived At that place, last week,
and will proceed to Harrisburg ss sosn as
paid ef, which will require several days.
The boys, including Frank. Sssrssr, Who
vas wounded, are all we'll.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
ELECTION.

A GENERAL meeting of the members of
n the Union County Agricultural Society
will be held 1t the Office Of Merz. in
Ievisburg, on Tuesday the 18th day of Peb-
ruary, between the hours of l and 4 O'Clock,
p NJ. for the purpose Of elec,ins officers for
the ensuing year. IA MERTZ, Sec'y
Feb l. 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

ave learn that the Cops are seeking
to break The force Of Frank Msntgomsry's
fun By sayiug that As 10 Colonel in The
Arsy, under pay. This 10 false ; be 10
ealy militia "Colsssl," and having lost
oil hs3hsd in his fight from Rsbsl1sm,
lives By The soapsusasies paid him for
his specimens Of Southern fun aad
ehivslry.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

HALF A MILLION IN ALL--As she
Rebels are calling ous oil their a,m'-
beariag men. With the energy Of despair,
for . last fret sied blos, the President
hss ,honsbs proper to add sso bosdr'd
thousand men to the previous call Of three
huudred thou.snd-msking bslfs million
in all. This will make the Potomac and
the Cumberland army each able to meet
the Rebels in auy force they may show at
any point The movement seems to be
approved as timely and judicious-striks
ose more blow at the resIipg tyrspt, aud
bic overthrow seems sertais. Let the
force Be larss enough 50 that there need
be no lack-po mistake.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

We hope be may yet b released, 10 time
to Be returned to Congress FROM the Indi.
ana, Wsstmorsland and Fsystss District.
but to the letter.
LIBBY PRrsoN,
Richmond, w., Nov. 1863.
HON. J. P. PENNEY. Speaker Of the Sen
ate Of ennsyiuania.
Ny DfAR SIR-Csbsideratioss I shall
briefly state, make it prudent and proper
for ne 10 tender my resignation - .
member Of the Senate of Psnnsylvasis.
After the sdjournmsns Of our Legislature,
last Spring, I rejoined ny regiment, sud
assumed ny nilitary duties in the 6sld.
Upon the advance Of Gen. Lees army in
jane Last, int the Shsnssdoah valley, On
bis Psnnsylvania eampsigs, tbs forces
with which Was connected we're ordered
70 Wisshssssr, and 10 the battle st that
place fell int the bands Of the enemy
- prisoner Of var, With 6sher Federal
officers. I We onsdistely sent to Rich
uosd, ssd, since the twenty third Of June,
have rsnsissd - prisoner 10 shs Libby.
No gsssrsl exchange Of prisoners hes
taken plass in the meantime, nor does
any sppssr to ne is early prospect. Shut
II for losg months from frissds and the
outer wsrld, l have yet nos been entirely
igporant Of passing svests.
The rsssnt sleeiios 10 our State hss, /
Learn, altered somsvhst from The last
session shs political complexion Of ear
Sscsss. Ny absence, Is Issns, gi'ss 70
eaeA party represented there equal numsf.
isal strength. This will, in oil probsbil.
y, sebsrrass erganisssioo, and delay
nes'sssEy legislstios. I regret this sisss-
sies, ed su unwilling ny prsssss peiiti.
col aisfsslsas sAosld il any wsy afsss
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
List Of Vondu0

Advertised BY bills at this once in the chroaics
Feh.s-Real Estate Of D. sinpleR. DECD. white Beer
HesLs-ResI Esisie q nPG naJ nsaghtsa. Lvhss
Feb. 7o-Reai Estate, Shen spigelnyeP. nafsiesss
March 3-Pcressl Properly, Dsniel Rishei. Ba1Alss
March ie-Pcsssnsl Property, Geo. Waltef, Ba1alee
March ls-Persaal Properly. A.Csrseiias,B ,Bsaalse
March is-Perseaal Property. JohR Wise. BaRalse
March l;-Perssssl PrspeFty Of D. Honler, BSHalse
March 72-Pessnsl Properly. 4. D. Ree1, Bsaalee
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
WANTED.

TROM 5000 TO le 600 Ribs or Boai-Tim-
bers, delivered through The summer, TO
Wur. Moore on the hank Of .he river al fhe
mouth of Buffaloe Creek. Timbers TO be
three feet long and four inches thick. Per-
sons wishing to furnish rimbers can get
patterns al Byers' wagon shop, Lewlsturg.
Price of iimbers 65 Cts. delivered a. above
Feb 4. 1864 WN PRICK & co.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

~ ~Not~ithssaudins our near three
ye.rs Of war, it is often remarked that
Sherif's Sales we're never 30 few as they
nov are
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

A guard of 100 Usiou soldiers posted
At Pst,srson's Creek bridge, West Va,
we're overposered 90 the I'd lost, and
most Of them captured. The Rebels ssl
Ere TO the bridge, and retrssted. Gen.
Averilps sommsod pursued them to
Burlips,os, when, after . brisk engage.
meut, our prisoners we're ressp,ured, and
many Rebels killed, wounded, and taken
prisoners.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

% the lst inst, cur foscss q Bsshs.
lor's Creek, N. G., we're driven baek By
the enemy, supposed 70 bs Is. 900 ssrsns
Our loss consisted Of so OF 100 mes
some few stores, camps, squipnssss, &s.,
and one section Of artillery.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

Capt John p. M'Cie.ry, Of Milton, il
admitted to the practice Of lsv.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

The lower house in Congress BY .
decided vote, have resomueaded Gen.
GRAFT to be q Lieu,eoset General.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
Attention /! "Camsron Guards =

VOU are hsrebv requested TO meet a.
Independent Hal on Saturday evening
neIt, a. o'clock, tn dispose Of important
Co business. By order OF H w CROTLER
Lswisbuig Feb 3 Capt Comnd'g
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

A-Ths following is the official number
Of men enrolled subject to draft, and the
quota Of each distric, in Uuiop county to
be filed BY volunteers OF drafted % the
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

~. Young Dsa fsnd Of adventure have
, chance new 70 crafty their dssirs.
Gen. Burssids asks for $1,000 nsa to gil
his Corps, vhish il 10 b sent % soas
expedition not yet nsds publis, bat il 10
ssppossd 70 b % the water; and shsss
wishing to test ths realities Of - life on
the ossaa vsvs," he'd best hand il their
names 70 Lieut.. Bsals.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
lewtsburg Market.
MARRIED,

BY Rev Klos. 18th ult % D. RUSSELL, Of St. Joseph
Co, Mich, and iss LOUISA. 5CH0CH, of New Berlin.
By Rev J. O. Anspach, lsth ult.. wM. RBNNER Of
Bunsloe Twp, and Miss ELIZABETH FISHER Of -
linsgrove-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

the society for Mor. and Religious Inquiry v be read
in the Baptist Church, sabbath atsrnoon next At "a
ocIok by X Tow usend. Subject ..0ur duty TO the
American Indians" II. Z. 6ARyR, Rec Ssc'y.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

NASHVILLE, Feb. 2.-Oa the 2Ssh
uls., our forces drove the Rebel Roddy to
the north side Of The Tennessee river, aad
captured oil bis trains, consisting Of 20
mule teams, 200 cattle, 600 sheep, and
100 horses aud mules. Oar forces
destroyed . factory and mill that had
largely supplied him.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

Advises from Matches state that 900
Rebel cavalry are thresssning that place.
The Rebels are operating Oh the Mississ-
ippi river, blosksdius it aad crossing
arms over to the western side.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

~Unien Ceuasy Court . week frsn
next Monday. Oss o. I've Clubs for he
Star L Chronicle, expire that week
renew, IL you desire it. Al ~ ~ Mr..
Miller 10 this vssk bsfsrs he Supreme
Court in Philsd. . full seurt nay b
expeeted,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

A.Ws received two dollar bill, Day
or two sgo, endorsed ~ follovs: "Ths
last two dollars T.e got in the world but
mus, hsve Q drink" Poor fool
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
EXecutorss sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

THE subscriber. Executor Of Hssh Bsliss.
L deed. Offers II Private Sale . GOOD
FARM situated On Peaks cseek 10 LInestsse
on the premises. The Improvements ~
good BarA.
~A He also o6eFs tAe ~
AGHA SAW MILL on said S&6R
premises, and uae, Of
aeTIMBERL Land scar By. -
II said property be 10, sold By the arst q
March nexI u vill thea 10 of<red "a Isshe
Sale. Address
CHARLES PI EAsAST&
0ses.or ef y-as Emf" ssss
Dee Z. 1860 eanbsry, "a
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

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