Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-12

yeu think best. fait uOtlce.
~M.. Heekendoru vas in No. 13
Hospital, Va, the first of January, aud
did not say, in his last spist!s, when "Cas
tie Thunder" is expected to be opened
We hope be will get good "types" Of all
the Rsbs and Union men he sees.
Return of the Veterans of the 5lst'
On Wednesday morning last, the re-en-
listed men of the 5lst P.N. who original
" enlisted from this vicinity, reached our
town. The Town Council having been
notified Ct their coming, made an appro-
priation to defray the expense incurred In
giving them suitable reception; and to
carry out their designs, C. W. Schatfie
and James Murty were appointed to have
. breakfast prepared, deciding IN favor
of the Riyiere House, after calling upon
the different landlords, as the place best
adapted for the repast. Messrs. A. N.
Lawshe and C. c. Shorkley were appoin-
ted marshals tor the OCCASION.
At day-break, the different church bells
we're set in motion and steam whistles
sprung, which woke up all the inhabitants
within ear-shot, many Of whom, not hav-
ing been previously informed of the cause
of all the din, rushed cut of their houses
in purely morning attire, eagerly inqui-
ring whereabouts the fire was. At
O'Clock, a procession of citizens proceeded
to the depot, to escort the boys to town.
There the procession was reformed, being
increased and honored by the brave vete-
rams, and, headed by the Lewisburg Band,
returned, moving under waving flags and
between crowded pavements up to Cham
berlin's corner and back to til. Niyiere
House. Here they were welcomed by
neat speech by C. c. Shorkley, after which
they stacked arms and reported at the
breakfast table, where they appeared to
enjoy themselves very well, together with
the new recruits of their corps.
The veterans are well clad, look hardy
and feel frst-rate The following are the
names of the re-enlisted men as near as
could be ascertained without the rolls:
THEo. S. CHRIST, Surgeon, 9th A. C.
Company Z, " .Sariaer Guards"
GEO. HasssNpLuG, Captain.
VIM. X. Foster, Lieutenant
Martin l.. Schoeh, 81
Thos. D. Reed, Sergeant
q. G. Gutelius,
+. r. Fry,
Jas l.. Seebold,
Jno. W. Werman, "
Levi II; AmmOn, Corporal
+ g. Maize, -
Frank S. Schaflle, Musician.
PRIvATEs
John Rhobach Jos Wolinger
J.W. Sheckler John F. Rule
Adam Glaze Isaac G. M'Ghee
Samuel MGregor Isaac Dolby
Martin G. Reed Henry ID. Fox
F. S. Mauck John Leonard
James Cornelius Andrew West
e. Edelman George Diehl
?. Struble John ii. Zortman
Barton Kennedy Detrick Beckman
Jacob Miller Geo. W. Carey
Thos H. Clapham Frederick Irwin
Geo. NJ Aurand Henry j. Lingaman
David H. Beers Frederick Smith
Jacob Frederick William Lepley
Company II, "Linn Rifles"
]. MERRILL LINN, Captain.
W. F. Campbell, Lieutenant
George Breon, Sergeant
Harrison Hause,
David c. Brewer, "
Hugh Mcclure,
Jacob ii. Santo,
Daniel Wetzel, Corporal
Alfred burst,
Jacob Moore, Musician
pRIvATEs.
Abram Phillips John Erdley
Johu Corle Jacob Phelgar
John Fike Il. Baker
Peter Smith John H. Smith
Andrew Henry David Bobst
VIM. A. Miller Thos. 2. Mari
Daniel Boon VIM. J. Latimer
John Hertz Ii
Comy K, d" Walls Guards."
GEO. F. CARMAN, Captain. l.
j. F. Beale, Lieutenant
F. B, Sterner, Sergeant
Lem. Crossgrove, d"
w. ID. Ritter, Musician S
M. 8. Adams, &"
PRIVATEs. {
D. Shingle John K Huber
John Widel Theo. Moser
Lewis Aikey Thos. F. Pierce
Josiah Henry Fred. Shweep
David s. Reichley John Sutton q
n. NJ. Ham Jacob Troxel .
Robert Werts Francis Troxel
W. T. Dean Henry Vogel !,
Jacob Hawk
ihe following are the names Of men
recently recruited here for the 9th A. Z"
U. by Lieut. Beale, and taken to Harris b
burg Wednesday night: b
Absalom Baldwin Georce n,u lie