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BY O. N. W'OKDKX AND .7. K. COIINKLU S.
LEWISIiUKG, UNION CO., l'A., HIIDAY, OCT. 11, 1SC1.
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"CIIIIOXICLE," cstal,Iihe l in 1 S 13 Whole No., 913.
it !l.r0 irr Vear, alviaj i lilianrc.
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Ta-sJay Mnrninx & Friday Afternoon.
Union CountyO.K. Again!
Clear Majority fur every CuiiJiJaU
on our Ticket !
TFKSPA Y was a good day for the
,,,.;;,,. There was a large turn -out
a ooneral yjood sjiiril .ivv:iil..Ml.
o!w -iili-tan-liiiS the uiiiireivinl.-iit.-l
j,rjr. aiiJ Bti o.ii? li.ii.es of t!i- lc!ii-0'.rA,-v
ia favor of their jxj.nl.ir caii
aM.ile forjudge (for whom all cl--eie
sacrificed) our lioi.le Farm is
a:.u:i un.l.'r the Old I'tilou-i-
rl!.'K-an Fla-, ami save an .vi:it-
,':1u..i:iTvorsix iirxnuKiu..,-
tj..- w hole ticket. K-irts a follow?:
ruEainiiST .ii im:i:.
WlO'lls, Sletlfc'T.
li.-Mll. I III" II. I'-VM '1
North Ward
12; ii!
u;li W ai d
Total U-wiiburjr
lirady
liiililoe
UiilT;ilC
e-t CulTaloO
Hartley
Ihirtle'toii
Kelly
Lewis
Limestone
M.llliu'.iurg
New llciliu
I'nioti
V. hiie leer
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The following is the vote
ni' tlie
Companies in Catii.s. return
. '....!.s.
Tho-uas ("hurehs Coin)'. l'J
James Ciioliitiel llli " It
lioo.ll.llassoiiiillig's; " 21
M Curdy Tate s Fl
Chit's D. Uoiish'ri '' o
lcul. Tli.tl.Urwiirs " 1)
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Woods, 275 maj. in Union County.
Tim's Chamberliu's Com j iriny, it i.s
reported, gives Woods 1 maj.
Snyder reported 27 for Wood?.
Millliu county n j. for Slcakcr.
Tin; Snvder and Miflliu Coiiiiiunies
to hear from.
!-ICS A Tor..
5
.li.HNSilS, Rhiir,
K..J.UI.. I i.i .ii. I""'-
Wth Ward 14i
South Ward !!!
Total Lcwisburg 20S 117
lhady :J
Uiillaloo lo'i
Kast liulTaloc K'S
West Kullaloe 70 '.'1
llalllev
Hartktja
Kelly 1 1 -;!
Lewis ' rJ
Limestone 'J
Milllinburg -v-
New Uerliu '
li.ioa !1
White Deer l'.7 Jlji
tii)7
Crt. Tite'.i Company 12 :l
J. rut. Onris's lu S "
l aft. (,'liuich's ilo ll
llasen(lui;"s ilo H
K.uh's 1 4
J thainLirrliu'slu 1U '
.lo!inscms majority, ("?.
Johtison has probably OUH inaj. in
tae l'itrict.
FIIKItlFF.
Al.KKHillT
Cos,
lirui . V-.l.
in:!
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X-nli Ward
l:;i
N.uih Ward
T 'la! l,i wilmr
llra.iy
l.ufTalMc
Wit Jilff;d.
Hartley'
llartletyil
Kelly
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C'l't rintn li's do
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All.rhrl.t's maj.. I'.!)
COMMISSIONER.
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N-rth Ward
s-uth W ard
i::7
i Lwivliurg
l!r:nlv
UiilTal.K
W. i;ujr.tle
Hartley
Hartlcloti
Kelly
Lewis
I i:tenc
M-fttiiihurp
.V LeiLu
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While I'e.T
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S.ildier ' v..!. - n-;i!-:ed l; -
Waller'. Inaj.-: i' , 7-12
F.-r A Hi!: i-.i:, Maj. JO! IN"
W. SIUONTOX. (Uepab-l'iiion; had
no regular j j io.-i ;Io:i.
For ..i-:Mi;i.iMi:x, lion. JK.-.-K
i'.KAVI'.i: and UF.NKY K. IMT1 IM
Km, il'et'ub. Union) had no regular
titiMiili(in.
' ForTi:K..-i ;:Li:..I011 A.MKUTZ
I " -i ( Kejiiib. l iiionj had no regular
(li0-iliot.
Hr. ilKKTillKIt THOMPSON i.s
. 1. eie i An. in.!:, and Mr. KI.IS1IA
STUAl'l; is eleeled ( 'nia bolh
Kemb. I ' i i i a I iv about the saino
o-..' as Ci.mvii.im:i:.
I:' .;e. t-r, l.xe .iu:nr', :;::! C'liit.-ti
. . untie . uive maj ..rlii.-s 11. r the Iteei;'.!:-
e.lM-r,n .t. Tlekk-I.
.In ! .e.l. !..., re-eh ete,!. .1. V." N
ll.-. v ii i I', in. i U : ete.l !.i the I.ejl-la-
In:.. :V.. hi ... In i !.::,. 1 nam;;. , and it
i .!.-l..li!e 'III' V.H'-Ie hrni. Tie!,.f.
i 1' t!. St ir ,v t n.ni. ;.. i
vcsltra r:e Yr!:.
Fry::i
l'iiii:M!i!l-, Alii ey. ( o , ()L-t ;j
AS i'Jt ci:i. 'L tO il Up'.U the hat. k I'f
the w..lietj as ii li j ii 13 4 a ui'ik e;d
..he u( i!k;i re.ii.js- huw i.Ttiutnus tn the
Ji.'.ijile at ir? i-tire. (ili-l lI.-c'A Ik'IC, WHS
i'.i t it .l.ti hi 1' 1 .icul.t it, t, r I have u.it
in atiy a;., r an tul.'.jtiato aceiuut of
he i:iitie'te donate J iue ly the Leal J
uius nt S it. i:71i. On my way hither
wai J fri'tii lOlmii i their ilTcct wis jaiuful
!y afji ir-nt iti pr'-tratod fences, and
er...', in ui:u ititled mills auJ bridges
r-'rriel mviy wi by 'he remorseless
t! ...J. Arr:vit: at llerneli-viile n-j Tuvs
.lay afterno 11 la-l, I Kaitod that fer
Hunt niil-ii w.'s waiJ un the line ef our
X. V. 11 ) railrnad bridges and culverts
bid l.icti rvyt away by whalefale. The
rtiinin! i f trails ..Vi.r the W it.rn .livi.i
i m was n 't rouiu.'d until 'I'hiir-diy lat,
when I arrived hero via l!iiiiil"e ainl
Iiuukiik. I '.lily we no-iva inielli-ienee
from the (J.-ti-.'S.-e c-eiutrj and the rtginn
watered by the Aiieany aud Ivir.av.ha
rivers of the same t.rjor as the above.
The tletie.-ee Valley Canal cniui'CtiMg
p.iiith western New Ymk with K jebe.-ter,
will be useless until nest spriDj.'. Aloti!
the Itenosce, (arm stock, crops aiol bridges
were des'royed t an extcot uoascertaina
4,1c in ui mey value. From the jreat lum
bering sections of Western l'enntjlvatiia,
almost bankrupt by reason of its depend
ence on Southern market, come well au
thenticated accounts of the destruction of
many lumbering mills, and wate of sawed
and unsawed timber. That you may not
think thc-care cxiji'-Mttd, ' is suC-ieot
to relate ih at a hr.'e bouse in f ur vili.ii.-e,
which I saw ten days a?") tt in.litrr ' i, a
hih bank a hundred feet fr til the ' i'i!;''
as you woull cay was ut'itly sw r?
away, nd tint a numb r of m.li otv&t.'S
at.d farmers in our town (township) rea
p .nahlv estimate their ag-regite losses at
$,0,000.
The ni!it express train from I'unkii
of P. pt. 27th, plunged in'o g''P mdo
by the unusual rain, at Scio, about I'I
miles west of here, instantly killing tho
engineer, fireman mad an cx-cngiueer ri
ding on the engine, and rendering it a
thapeless wreck.
A flying vi.-it to MufVo and Dunkirk,
afforded ocular a-uraiice of au extraordi
nary ru-h of freight eastward, and beuce
the prosperity of the carrying trade.
Wharves arc lined with vessels of every
cla-s receiving aud discharging cargoe,
aud st .rehoUM's oro full to overfl Hiring.
Indeed the grand trunk lines refused to
receive freights from all but their imme
diately connecting roads, these exhausting
their means of transportation.
Cheese, ii to (! cts. per pouud. llutter, !
S to 12. Apples, not enough for borne
use. " Ie eracy'' heavy, and no quota
lions. For lijjure.i, I must refer you to
the next election, when it is expected this
Ktm-k will for ever disappear from the
market. !'
Tiik Onr.AT K.Tn;N- left Kngland for
her third voyage to America, 10th Sept. j
Two days afterwards, the ruddcr-pjhroke, !
tho helm became useless, a storm cimc on, '
and the huge bulk lay at its mercy its j
inmates, wiih all the loose furniture and
stores crashing from side to sida uo as to
break the boues aud bruise the pcrsous of
I.") or 20 individuals, while much of the
stores c. ws smashed into minute frag- i
incuts. l'J Saturday, the fctorm abating,
aud a temporary helm being made, the
pr .ud Kisicm turned back and reached
Cork harbor, a inaiumo-h floating wreck.
l-j-Weca'.l special attention to tbead-vcni-cuKUt
for the new National I,oan.
Liberal interest is offered aud if a N .tiou
al linnd is not safe, what paper security
can be safe? . Let our people talk it over,
and by investing aid thus in saving our
laud from the hoirors of a long civil war. '
taJ-lYe have a letter from Pr. A. V
Meylert, Anny Surgs.m at Laui.-ville,
rSJvWe see the names ot l'r. .'auies I'. I
S.rawl ridg?, Iliiga.!.! Surgeon under Ko
M iieraus, and lieo.S Kimble, Lot dtigna-
ted an to place. j
;C ,:r... ;....l-i.. ,, .-t,r .1- etir.-iil, W. )
I'roiii I'a.'o-i'.'.'H's lVnu'it Ariillery.
Four Km an Au,!:s,
(U. 1, lvil.
All being (j iict here new, and having a
leisure bi.ur 1 will ue'iavor hriifly 'u
uarra'e the di-as'. r of la-t S ,t ardav night,
so far as 1 witins-eI (he same. W e ,v,-ie
ordered to moie our llattery ( I! .rr',-) in
the road mar Yam! rw rl:er's l.e.ise,
ab mt S o'eieek in tin. vei.ir;;, i.tul ..i
rri' led, to the t l iee i ao.e 1, to; t , 'a l' Ii.
Cp.'U our ariuul hi'", w hi!'. 1 I r f ir
tin.r it, . -true! i. U.S. .M.oi's Katteiv s..u
j titled u lull iU'd by (In. Smitli a-nl
IU ist nf tiio tr.,,.,s ef bis 1 'r. i.-i .!. The
c iluuin was (liv!;l.-d ii,r,i d If. r-i.t llii-tf-de,
and moved terw.it is. )!:.' Itat
tery wa- jaced at the head of the iMiutr.i!,
aud the til -1 s.etj hi i;f" liar's Lattery
next to it, aod the see mi seeti'ii in the
rear of the cad imu. The p 'si.'ion a-igu-ed
us was in the lead i f the lii.st .-ecti-.n.
We proeeoded in "Oud order fast as possi
ble, with au advance guard of inlaiitry
ati 1 asetiicu to clear the r.iad uf thi; trec
telle ! across by the lUbels. ''!.. u ap
proaching llali's Crots lljads, we were
startled by a voliiy ol miiik -try, w hieh
we prisutir.d was oeea-iened by our guard
driving the Utbcl pieke:. When e ar
rived at the sji-it, we luund however, they
bad Cred at random iu'o the worn!-, upmi
some of our pioneers who hal got too far
ahead, but without effect. We continued
some distance, and then turned to the
right into a narrow rotid, dense;' wooded
on bolh sides. Hut our guns aud caissons ;
had just all got around the corner, when !
a brisk tire of muskets, or horse jistols
of. en. d upon us direct from our frout.
The light of the flush blinded us from see
ing tmm whom i; came, whether friend or
foe. One of Moll's horses, and several of
Lis men fell dea l. Their horses frighten
id and turned the Cattery, breaking aud
lailii ir upon our M'ctt.'U in a Leap of con
fusion. Oar hoises c ,uld not fit aud the
pressure, and als) turned short around
breaking the limber Jules of our pieces, I
a'.d several f-'t- of harness, by their 1
j .lunging and falling. Our guns wercitn
rue li iiiy put in position at the corner we
had j.ist before turned, and loaded with
cinmsier to repel auy further attack.
The deai and wouuiied or our buinc;, nJ !
. . 1
aiso .nous nurses aim tuus, m.u
gathered from the wreck, aud taken into ,
a Celd by our side and rear. Wbile this ;
was going on, I stood with our catnonier, ;
by our guns, in anxious expectations for'
further developments, when a fire of mus
kets, opened a short distaucc to our rear, :
on the same road wc had come. It grew
stronger, approaching towards us; a cry
was raised, " They have got us, they have
got with our rear '." and wc were ordered
to turn our guns and sweep the road. iA e ;
:;( our other section and other troops'
ef our own must be there, or between, and ;
we refu-ed to obey the order. The firing '
soon ceased, aud all became quiet, save
the groans of the wounded and the hush
ed noise of gathering the dead. It was ;
about one o'clock, Sunday morning, when
these calamities occurred, and we watched
in silence aud Fadness during the remain
der of the night. The dawn of day re
vealed a sad scene, sue'u as I do not desire
to picture, cr ever witness again. Lu ow
ing that most of the des' ruction, it tint
all, was the w rk of our own men, our
sorrow was greater than any inglorious
ihfeat c?uld have made. Hut there is
still a doubt about the firiiti upon the :
Itattiries coining from p.ny of our men,
aud it seems probable tha' a body of lL u
el cavalry g it into the road in rear of our
advauce guard, and did the harm. We
were upon the level and the fire came from
the declivity of the bill, which caused the
balls to pass over all excepting those im
mediately in front, otherwise tho volley ;
might have killed mist of our horses and
men. One of our drivers remarked, " I 1
might Lave caught the bull-ts if I would
have Icld up my hand." This remark is ,
not improbable, and gives an idea how
narrow was our escape. The last firing in
our rear was entirely ainorg our own men, ;
and seems to be one of those unaccounta-1
hie fatalities for which "no one is to j
blame." Our second section was in the
midst of it, but escaped with very little j
damage several breaks nf spliutcrlars,
harness, c., and several men slight
ly bruised by falling and tramping of
their horses. During the day some of
mir infantry scoured the country and fired
buddings. One ex-use for this iucendia- ,
rism is that they discovered at a large :
briek house, a tine young beef just cut up ;
and full of slrychmue. Oca. M'Olcllan 1
visited the scene of these disasters iu the '
afternoon, and very much condemned the
wauton destruction of so much iunocent j
property. Our battery kept its position
until suusel, wheu the roads were hlocka- (
ded, and we returned to our camp. Wc ;
have now three day,' wtions cooked, anJ ;
are ready to march to any poiut where the '.
eoemy may turu up. T. G. O.
rj-'ct tw AdHitimcnli. I
ilicst Bwncl) JTair!
October It, 1 5. ls;i.
PRE .:ii :.LS awanM. ami the Jmi-es.
X,. 1 ,'W. J ILrus.
Francis Wil-on, stallion S ' "0
J .hn Aurand, c dt 1 l0
Judges S.S.IJarber, David Iletlat, Jos.
11) ster.
Common lltrsrt.
.lames M'Pde, 1 clt IS mos. old 1 00
Win. C. 1 'lintel, 1 " .1 years old 1 ;"U
llli Slifer, 1 " 2 " " A'
,1 ti ii Ah xaudi r, 1 breeding mare 11 no
' " 1 suekiog colt 1 t!d
I 'avid l!..yT, 1 11 year old' " 1 I'O
.Je,-i- Selir.-j. r, 1 family horse - ,H
ll.i.j liet.i-h, 1 stallii.n 4 HO
' " 1 yearling colt Air
il.oSi.r.r, 1 family louse 1 'i')
.l .e .b Crown, 1 breeding marc - 00
di .i i 1 sucking col' Aa
.Mm W l.r. wn, 1 2 vear old stall. 2 ;.
.Iv,.!, l'r.. I. rick, 1 l.or-e 2 no
.1 ..tnes M't'rigbt, 1 do 1 IH
I'aei 1 llr .-s, 1 2 year old stallion 1 Ml
Ja:..1.. l'o otie'ier, 1 stallion Ag. .V 2 (O
I S SiimiT, 2 year ni l coll I I''J
(' (' !)ookle and M N. yhart lud h"rs.'s
entered which i l.ee .uiniittee could not
liud, inaov i. 'hers were worthy of notice.
.In L.. s .Ii ,b 'iuudy, Thus. Johuaon,
IV: r Xi man,
A'.. 2 Trillin;, Huffs.
Win Ilo .1, best lint:iog borso
A II Covers, 2d best trotting horse
Wolf A. Wliiaellll, lo-st rarkllig "
John C.'rossgrove, best walking
00
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Judges Will Moure, W Keed, J Cro:s
Crove. Xo. C AV.ir f itlh WooJiJ.
llli Slifer, 1 alderiy bull 4
do el) coir 1!
do di bull calf 2
elo do heffcr 2
do do calf 1
J W Shriuer, durham cow U
Win Moore, do dairy 0
Christ (jamberlin, durham bull calf 2
Wm Moore, devon cow 15
do do bull 4
J d Crown, do hifl r -The
committee would recommend
00
00
00
50
50
no
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00
00
00
50
to
exhibitors hereafter, to be more pirticular
in stating the age aud pedigree iu full, of
all stock exhibited
"
Judges-John K Fulmcr, Jos Moore,
James elarshail.
Common Catth:
Kli Slifer, 1 cow Ag .t 1 00
Francis Wilson, 1 bull .'i 00
J (! Crown, 1 cow 2 50
Wm 1 Liun 1 cow Ag. A. 50
do 1 2 year old hifT. r 50
d.l 1 olf 1 mm. old Ag. .k oO
Wm Moore, (i head neat catllo 4 00
Jacob Gundy, li bead neat cattlo Ag. 1 00
Judges Samuel l'auling, John G.
Crown, Daniel Miller.
A'o 4 O.rcn Strrr and Teams.
J Si A Frederick, 2 beef cattle 2
A Frederick, 1 span working bnrses 1!
00
00
James M' Dowel!, 1 jr. tua'ch horses 2 00
Judges James Lawson, Kiain Meixed.
X'J 5 S'w ainl Sir inc.
J W Shrincr, suff.dk boar
do do sow and 7 pigs
Til Cornelius, (0 Iambs
J C Gundy, 0 ewe sheep
dj d 1 1 southdown Luck
Francis Wilson, S pigs
Jacob Crown, 0 Iambs
James M'Crigbt, 1 sow X S pigs
T 11 Cornelius, 0 fat weathers
Judge? Samuel Marshal, T.
be-r, Jacob G. Crown.
Xj 0 Poultry.
Samuel Ceck Jr., 2 geese
J .'ti 11 Deck, 1 pair ducks
John K Mi-r'z. 0 chickens
A M Lawshe, 0 do
F yi'l'addin, (j bantutns
do 2 chickens
K Slifer Jr., 1 pair turkeys
2 50
1 r)0
V. liar-
As. '
50
50
00
50
00
00
Judges J. G I,. Shindle, T. 11. Cor
nelius, John Gundy.
A'o 7 fintin an Iittot ''Voo.?.
Jacob brown, white rye
John 1'oetli, lot pumpkins
S-ilnuel Mwing, tobaceo
David Helming, sweet potatoes
John D ck, 1 bushel potatoes
do do 1 do corn
J W Shriner, 1 bu. 1'oland oats
do do 1 bu. cloverseed
T II t'ernelius. 1 bu. black wheat
50
1 no
no
1 no
50
Ag. :
50
1 00
50'
do do 1 bu. beardless barley Ag.
do do 1 bu. potatoes 50
A A'iratid. 1 bu oats
llli Si if. r, 1 lot sweet pnmpkin9 1 00
John G Crown, 1 bus. spring wheat Ag.
Johu Alexauder, 1 bus. wheat Alt-
do do 1 P'-ck beans
do do 1 bus. timothy seed 1
Kdward Hummel, squashes
J M Mowry, 1 lot cabbage 1
d do beets
A Ilouck, I bushel of corn 1
50
no
50
1 00
50
1 00
. 50
1 00
do 1 bus. potatoes
Reni Lour, 1 bus. white wheat
Tho committee -awarded discretion of
premiums, on sovoral articles not enumer
ated iu the list, among which is a bushel
of spring wheat.exhibitcd by J U. lirown.
If this wheat should prove as productive
and of as good quality as indiatcd by the
saniplo on exhibition, it may be worthy
the attention of farmers. Several very
cood samples of winter wheat were exhib-
itcd in addition to those which rcceiveu
the premium, also some unc potatoes, cau-
bsoe, pumrkins, and beets, but as tho list
.."' ... e;.,1 could not
ol j.l eiiiiumo " , . i. -. , -
give tbcru a more particular notice. A
half bnshel of beardless barley, exhibited
by Thos. Cornelius, which, from IS grains
sown three years since, this season produ
ced 19 quarts, may prove worthy the at
tention of farmers.
Judges Jos M Xesbit, T G Black, T
il Curceiiua.
X. S Fruit.
Jos Walker, 1 basket apples
J ihn llaitinui. u kiuds do
, A Aurand, i bushel do
lieo Mob r, do dj
Dweti Jlurty, fall pears
C S Jaiuiis, winter do
K F l! i"dv, Crapes
Francis Wils ,n, bushel apple
J M Noll, Il varieties apples
Thus lleber 1 pr. rt'iinets
50
00
no
on
no
00
foil
1 III)
1 on
iz. -.0
Ju lit'-s J V l'cuuingtan, F isiuitb,
James Cress.
A'. 0Dliri'J'.o,lucts.
II W Iloti. k, 2d best roll butter 1 00
Sarah f , melius, best do 2 00
Klii ii M'l.'i ight, do under Id years 1 :)
1- T Teed, lot honey 1 00
Mary J. Alexander, 2d lest butter,
under l'J years I 00
The c iiiiinitieo are of opinion the but
ter on c.bit dti. .ii was Ihc finest ever shown
ut I'ni'oi County lair, and does great
cn-tit to the ladies who mode it.
Judges James M'Cright,.JcsseSchrey
er, Cclj Iluuck.
Ao. 10 Fiur nn! 1'rrail.
Win Crown, Jr., 1 burrel fijur 1 00
Hannah N dl, wheat bread 1 00
Kebreea Main", rye bread 50
This bread H baked with thick milk,
potato yeast wnn iiops in.
Judges 11 W Snyder, Alex Amnions.
A"... 11 H'AistlwlJ Mmvactur.
I! F Angstadt, wool carpet 1 50
Mary A Sehneb, 2 quilts 2 50
Susan M Cr .wn, 1 quilt 1 5
Margaret II. ink, 1 quilt 1 5o
llaebtl J Wolfe, 5 puuuds smp 1 00
Kiizj Houghton, worsted work 1 00
l.-bby Sterner, lamp cnt 5n
Angelina Scbraek, 1 quilt 1 00
Mary K l'rain, wurked collar 50
Mrs F 6 Diekoson, 1 knit quilt 1 00
J udges V IIcincD, John Ilougbtcn, J
li Linn.
Xj. 12 Hinvfacturcil Artulcs.
Slifer, Walls, Shrincr t Co., peacu
niakercook stove,wortby of notice.
Slifer, Walls, Shriuer & Co., 2 Conti
nental '2 00
Slifer, Walls, Shriner.t Co., 1 brill
iant gass burner, Cue stove.
Slifer, Walls, Shriner Co., 1 coal
bucket, good article
James S Marsh & Co.. exhibited
line lut of stoves, worthy of notice.
' T..T.11 llo:i,fKtoti 0 nr palf fckin boots 1 00
. ' 1 yr Mia gliters r)0
: vjlerBcr :pytcrj 60lc leather 2 00
dj elo calfskius 2 00
do do call skins
do do upper leather
: do do upper leather - 00
Johu S.juires. 1 case ladies and gents
boots 1 00
J D Train, 1 pr. horse 6hoes 50
J D liie?. iii. rf. r, wa;h machino De.
J A Huuiil, 1 k-r.-. 1 OO
D G inter V Sous, beat specimen cab
luet wotk 3 00
Charles Slear. 4 kirrs
q,,
do do 4 do grained Diploma.
Judges U S Weizel, A Smith, K li
C -
" a , ,
Ao 11 Ajri.itltuml Lrphmn,!,.
II A Veidenfcu',l two seated waggon 1 00
t'vrus Driesbae-h, 1 corn plough
50
Dri- sbach Kelly, 1 erain dull 2
Foster .v. S:raub, bay rake Ag & 1
A F Cvv rs, 1 ti p Cug--y o
SiiferWalls, Shriner A. Co., tread
p .wer A: thrasher 1
00
00
00 ,
00
Slif r. Wi
Is, Shriuer, A Co., 1 reaper
in .wer 4 CO
Slifer, Walls, Shrincr, & Co., 1 iron !
mower
siif. r Walls. Shrincr. et Co.. 1 elo-
ver holler 2 00
Slifer, Walls, SLriner A Co., 1 side
I bill plough 1 00
1 ci-.i' . U',.!U Shrinrr.V Co.. 1 Mich-
igan plough 1 OJ
James S Marsh & Co., Self raking
rcupf r and mower 2 00
J S Marsh A; Co., 1 cast beam plough 1 00
" " 1 field roller Ag
I. I' Teed, 1 fanning mill 1 50
J W Shriner, 1 harrow Ag.
Robert M'Clure, 1 wagon 1 50
II A Weid.n-aul, 1 sleigh Ag.
Wc would also recommend Jacob See
l.rt.i's il,r, .liiiir. machine as a eood ODe.
....... , M.,...n,s. i'i:,l,.IS'M! EMl-U'YMEST.'
JlillfS nnuri. .'ivuiwiuiji v vo.
kutist, i'uul '-ie'iiJos.
,'i. 11 Unrnumrratcl Artuhs.
Amanda Mertz, tomato honey
do do quince jelly
do do variety pickles
do do poak stalk
Jacob D Frain, cherry currants
Mary D Dicffenderfcr, currant jelly
do do peach preserves
Elizabeth Cornelius, apple jelly
do do rasp berry wins
Sarah Cornelius, white cutrant wiua
do do red currant wine
Carrie Sirohecker, red currant wine
Rebecca I'uinter, peaches
do do variety pickles
Jo do quince preserves
12
12
25
12
25
12
12
12
12
25 j
25!
20
,r
20
12
Catharine Slifer, apple jolly
on
o
, it
MaryKMek!ey,Theornberr,p,ekleS 12
Mary K brain, currant e -0
Maria Moore, white currant wino
Susana Jlowrey, peach wine
do do pickles
do do tomatoes
do do wreath
! Ueck, peaches
; j,, j0 pcars
' Qe0 pVain, elderberry wine
DCi Spykcr, apple jelly
; j0 , rhubarb jelly
; jui;a fj Hitter, black berry wins
j ,Ta(i..e- Mrs. M.elzgcr, Jacob Hum
. Julia Hayes,
j '
' S cond
Cammi'i'ice.
00
51)
t,,
''
Slifer, V.'alls A Shriuer, telegraph
j fodder cutter 1
Slifer, Walls A Shriner, churn
; do do do Viinucr btll
! .1 S Marsh A Co., corn libeller 1
I do do do do do
do do d do do bal'asee
i Up do do f-d callers I
mi
'?
7f
501
do - gfdu hulltr and
cleaner
1 00
7"
ro
2o
2n
f.n
J S Mar,h Co., roil scraper
Mary Nejhart, woiked chair covers
do do sample DeeJle w.,rk
John Deck, lot broom cm
Hli-ha Sir nib, pa'ent bat. holder
.Solomon l):efi :i: lerf r. a-h inachiua
Klleu Me'ger, vase fl.wirs
Sarah Kahi, lunch Six yarn
do do linen hose
f.O
.r)0
1 0
Annie Pcnortuai.dic, pin cuahiun cover 2a
Kate Musi.r, egg plant
do d lot pickled peppers 12
Jane Alexander, woolen mitteLS 2.
Ko-etta L l'rain, pop d.rn 12
do do pickied cabbage 12
Vi'ai Cecil, wa'er elevator f'O
Maria Laiid, worsted boe d
J S Marsh i Co , graiu shellcr acl
Seperalor 1 00
Iloct Curlan. dental spcimcn 1 00
: J S Marsh A: Co., ohuker, Seebuld's
patent 1 00
If. hecca I'uinter. mtvze fiamo 12
Hitter A. Lindig, fancy tomb stone
100
50
f.O
60
50
do do fancy marble orna
ment
Kittur & IJndi?, painting, by Lindig,
of Cen M'l'a Han
Hitter & Lindig, Landscape
J., d j maible door stone
Mary 1 Heber, knit cradle 4 lilt, by
, girl aged lo years
Sarah Green, woiked vase in frame 2
do do cushion cuvcis 2.0
Harriet llouk. kuit tidy -o
Mary A Kockey, liueu home made
cloth " )
Mary A Rot-key, fl ix clo'h o0
do do tow cloth )
Martin D Keed, poll parrot 2.i
Thus. Tuuis, lot shinoles 50
Judges Michael Kkckucr,I5 15 Kerst,
E'.lcu M'Gee.
I'remiunn payable on application to 11
II. Laird, Treasurer.
tesTA friend in Crady towmsbip s'atcs
I that on opening their ballot-box, Tuesday,
j and again countiug their Re-Annexation
j votes, they f iudd it shou'd have been kev
EX muj. for Union county. The Lycom
ing adherents organized a second board,
and voted for the " l"p" candidates.
j fr2iA small Town l'roperty is adverti
; zed for sale in to Jays paper.
i II.M.irAX. Oit. 9 Dr. Hayes' l'olar
- Avrr,.l,ii..n .rrivi.,1 lii thi niornioir. in!
. ,yhe lre ,;1 Al
', uaTe died August Soutaug, the as-
tr .comer, and G.tsoa Caraites. Dr. 1
1 Hayes reached Smith s fctra-ts ou the -b
of August last year, nut couiU not pent
trate the strait with bis vessel either la?t
season or this. He wintered at Fort
l oulkc, near Cape Alexander, aud with a
Uog-SIC'Jge reacneil ia'tiu'le rl 1--Qicer, eit.
minutes on May IS o( this year.
JJi'STO.V, net. J. 1 ne suoscripuons 1,1
tne .National j.oau are cumiug iu iasie-i t
than at any previous time. i
1 , 1.. . t. , 1 .t :..e. ....... t:.,n r..ii-..,1
, ''ii me tin lu-i.iiii 'iiii.iie'i, .i--t.t...
that the rebe ls bad landed a large force at
I ,,;.,;;,., :m,i Kinc Keet, near Fort
JJ atter.is. and that 1111 Indiana reiriment
j.ost. I there
Two var ve-s.-els
tiie !: ll iiiiaiis.
l'r. 1:1 the M'Ultie
eoitl'u-i.'tl. takit;:
1. l.ol ve-s. Is. f,,!
, retreating In !, .re tli. tu.
were sent to the r. li.-f of
The rebels v sllelle.l
11". seatti ii':-- with oteat
: rel'iij-e iu the w Is and
lowed by our .-In 11-. and
siil!' i'i;.. 11 !,.-- ,.1' or three huu
ll'e I
I'nTsi.i n'i, Oct. 1'. Ail the banks in
ITTsr.tBO,
this city have resumed specie payments.
! inrAoo, Oot. y.-Ihe returns irom ,
the election in Iowa, ye-terday, come iu ,
slowly. Those received indicate the elec-
tion tf Kirkwood (Kepub.ie-anJ for Gov-
ernor !
I UUIOri HARELE WORKS, 1
' T i:H Ti:ii'S I't.U s r AM). Market 5-;.,
beiueeii iih and 5ih. I,e llurc. i
I I'onstanilv en han ! a tenera! assormieiit ol ,
V.inutnrms.Tiimtis. II n and K.'l Vnnes. M intrK '
liure.iii-l.i?s in. 1 an inner v i ;.(: f. m.a. w . i-
,r,..ir,-.l I- lo :i kill. is. f l-lain nil irie.Bii-ie.l W rk ,
, iu III.- tiii-t an 1 !: -t -tvl-s, l'-r-I," i.i "f n". '
rtielr in i.ilr line, 'i!,l . well I " rl.ln at nure-ul-
li-loui-iit 1s t ,-- (.ur.-lmsitn: ei-i-wlii-r... Wo . oio. l.-nl
I tl.Sl "e nil f.r U tl. T wrk thHU :,. I U.-l,,. lit
' otlier r-t,il 'l-tiRi.-nt. alii at '-I'r rsres. I
j April 13. ls.il ItiriTK & I.IMUU i
AGENTS WAXTF.P.
V.'e will pay from tjJS to '.. per momh
and all e enscs to active Azents. or rive a
Coininission. Particulars sent free. A l liess
-Lrie Sewinj Machine Company, It. J WIKS,
Oeneral Acent. Milan. Ohio.'
'.ll'tlV
la rtiiui-ioa.iia. tilth An.-..Mti;r.rT. wlf- if
r...rse l liownl, ,luo a,, p. r al 11. ur litei;:-. a" U
4 . visir.. , ,
In l:vl Kil, lt. TIHl:INE, rrp.rl i f OV
1at Al.rahiii Aurol. ai-J 71 ..-ill. 1
Cirrrclnl Wttkiy
V Tt-l -.1 C 1 111.. I I
E
8 12 1
. 10
. 10 1
.. 12!
S A 0 ,
1,0U'
.. :;o;
V Ileal ffli'"" ' Jrh
.1 S. 1 . 1
ltyc ii-j
Corn new 45 Lard
iais -- "
... i ... t?i .
- Massceu "on --
,Uer ,0 p,,,,,...
flaxseed i'i'" .v.-iie-
Fresh Cutter..
11 Country Sonp 4 AC I
I Time-Table---LewLskrs R.K. Station,
j movim; Mnnn.
Freicl't A Accoom u passes I.ewisbg S."0 A M
Mail Train 1 to" P M
Nighl Express do 1:01 A M
MOVIM! socrir.
. Mail train passes l.rnisburg 9:lt A l
Freicht A Accoininoi'.ation .'o h:il2 P M
Nii-hi Express do !I:SI P M
Stoves! Stoves I
T'OK sale at the 'Ind-min,,! S!.- H'orV." f
J 1' N... a t. No. i t t. riiii-MnibPiiiA.;
'PPo ChrtstV Chut; h) the mostcr.eLrteJ ,
djias 'unsa:nini7 ookln;; IIi'ii- j
1 tins e 1
1 ... . .r....... . 1, eoMntcrri
ci ine ,1.1': i,..nmrt. 11 i,i'" -- - :
and all oiher Cookinj anrf Iteaitns Stoves
a.l of which are Lmraroe-i 10 've entire
tatiifavitiPB. P.ei..t - r e a
WIS. 0. Mt. MAN
do do
I V:i. F. GRASSLER,
lVatehiaaiii r, J-i elf r k. fI!dert
::i,.i,o,i ii.Uo's Hiiirl. lirtrkr: M. lrWnt.lJ.
j itaviri"' opened a h.p iu P.
tJoo.tinanV t'lotliiiie Store is
fpl? rrT3rr'' '" " i"!"1' wort
o-, i'i his line. IIaviiiwirkrd iu
,.'';j.3TA"V. lar-r citie all his lime, he ii
jirejiarel 10 repair VVaiche?
I'lucks or Jemr'rv. and i" do Kujravinir, I'la
iiti2. ; . letiii - or Itatvaii" "in? i" the hesi s'yic
ol ihe ar . Ai! work warranted lo live cnnr-i
sa:is:aetii.n. an.t Jone at the verv lowest rali
pnees. Also Acrnr-leuns and Mcli-Uron
repaifd in ih 'oesl manner.
'all 111 l eture y u co rlsewhrre, ee fur
ymir-eh am! save vour uion-y. lift. 5, ISM
TOWN l'liOPERTY FOR SALE.
'THAT property on S..u:h Fiilb Su bemg a
1 triaa ie of land embracini; about HA I.K
A I.O T. en whieii are a erected a amall pf
House. Jim! M;Ilr. The amioi J.
' miiI tiei iiri. J at 1'iit.lic ale ou ihe prruiics
1,11 1'iiensiiti liie :-l nisi., at I o'clock,!
M, when Terms will oe made known by
UMK KELLV.
A rnt f r E.lnar.1 Mortou aud others
I.ewist,aio. I'et. 'J. Ifiil
riSV; IJATIGIMAL LOAN.
Seven aud Tlirt'e-Tcnths Per Cent.
Treasurv ote
N- w rca.ty lor .Wivery at the Office of
JAY COOKM e"C: CO. l"'.
N... 1 1 1, .uih 1 1111 J s-i., Philadelphia.
1)L'IJl'..NT w in-iructiuos from the Bee
re;. uv i the TreaMirv. the Subscription
ii...,k 10 iii new :.rio.Ai. loan t
Ttea-iiry Toti-s, uearma interest at the rate
uf -even and itirep-te n.li. per Cel. per 111' um.
nod leutai-i 1 pen at my otlice, N. Il-I. 3d
si:., until tar her notice, Irom , A M, uuiil 5,
M, am' on .Mondays till 5. f M
'l'n--e .Voes wiii be L.f ihe iteoomination of
7-ao, Siloii. ss 'ioo, 5 l.uoii and s., uoo, 4tid aie
a t .).iiej I'.'-n August, ls'.l. payatia in
in three years, or c nveiut'l lulo a Iweuiy
vrars' six percent. Joan at ihe eption of lha
hooter. Kaeh 'I'reasury Note has interest
capons attache l, which can be cui otf ani
collected in Sold at the Mint every It months
at the rate of I cent per day ou each 'jio.
Payments cf subscriptions may be made in
;..ij .,r Checks or .Notes of any ot ihe Phila
ileljoiia liauks. Parlies at a distance can
leniu by then fricn.ls. tliroush the mail, by
express, or ihiouijh Batiks aud the Treasury
otes will be immediately de!ivred, or eul
to subscribers as they may direct.
Parties remi'tinz 101-1 a ii .he interest front
the tilth Au'ii-t. the dale ol ail the nniea, la
th- day the remittance reaches phila 'elphia.
ai the rate of I pr eent per day on each $50.
Apply to or a.ldress
J;S I (Mike, Se ascBimoa AaasT,
I'aie ol Jav l ooke .V Co. Uankera.
li!:tni:f ' No- III.. :ld !t. 1'hila.lelphia
liISSOLl'TION.
1
ifla ro-I'artr.ership heretofore existing
i-etween the undersigned unoer Ihe nrni
... . -e: J 1 1
eO III sh V Ijotll'l l.. is mis udr iiimvihii
bv miiMial consent. The Books and Note are
lel'i at the O .t s.and for 'cJi) trttlrmtnt. All
who fell interested, will please take notice
l-KTKK lltusil.
O .iri. s-f. . l' .lset J oll.N II ieHlMA
l!!il(jrt;inl, via Phila!
John H. Gjudman, UiMurr,
n." receive! and cpened a CHOICE
as,,rtineni of all ihe latest jayles of
l iiM and tl:lcr C.oodt, at ihe Oi l
li ti lls stant. I he particular attention, uf
ihe Ladies e called ta his stock uf
lirilliants
Dress Silks Prim
lielaines sshaw'e.
Kia.Kr. Merinos Collars
lOnca:. Sleeve
Uiiiohnms lusertintrs
Fi.uiards E t.'inc
Chinizes (Ioves,c
At. SO Cloths, Piam and Fancy Cassimeres
Je ins, Tu re Is, Vestiiio, Muslins. Drill-
i:i;s. Tii kinis. Flannels, Hals, Caps,.
to"'iher with a complete assortment of
Groceries, Hardware,
(Vdarware, (Queens ware, to.
all of which will be disposed of on as favora
ble terms as the same articles ran be purch
ase! anywhere. 're a rail!
lii AH UinJs ef a RMS honsht forCash,
in nun Itl.-ll.
vt OATS antrtl s.
jei ll oih'I'a.-.
-l jj Lill-S. LAKE SALT f. r fala l.y
1 ll onni'MA
J j, I SAl liS li. ALl M SALT M aV Vj
iliXII'MAK
2jWSACIs.
AsIltOX (rtur) far salr r
J II Ri OPHAS
- B1II.S. IAiKi:!:Kl-X. 1 I Mil 3. Tor ''
J I. i;i'UUAN
1 .1.1 L niif W lute ri ArTEIl lur Male by
M COOPMAS
liulitor's Notice.
TN" the Orphans' Court of t'nion county. la
Ihe matter of ihe Aecci.nl of Joaeph D.
K -ss. A .l.mnisirator of Uv:f l'nimrr, dee'd.
The un.iersieneJ. Auditor upon the excep
tions fuej lo the a'.H.ve-staied aceoonl, will
n?eet ail parii-s interested, lor the purpose of
fultillins the dimes of Ins appointment, at lha
ltuiiaioe Ilo'i-e in l.eu ishuic, Friday ihe
1st ilav of Novemb. I'lil, at 10 o'rlnck. A M,
w hen an I uhere ail persons interested mar
attend it they see proper.
A. s.VT.nF0r.D, Anriiior
Auditor's notice.
1 X ihe ma'trr ef the Sale by the Sheriff nf
j I n i on r cuiiiy of the real estate of Jvrpk
A.'.,oV.ir. iin.m Vend. F.xp. Ac.
Tue An, On, r arpoinitd by the Conrl of
Cominoti Picas . said county to report the
facts and make distribution of the monies
raised by the sales aforesaid, -will race! the
parties in inierest forthe purpose nf attending;
u ihe duties of his appointment at the OiPiea
el Orwiz llaees, in the boronch of I.ew.s
Imrv on Faint, the lsth rlav I Oeiober. ISBI,
at to o'clock, A. M. ALFKHb HTt S.
Pent. 11 Auditor
Hale Teachers Wanted.
SEVEN Male School Teachers are wanted
in White I'-er Tp.. I nion Co., 10 teach
four wombs. Hie Heard cf Directors will
meet on Saturday the lith of Ocuneit.to em
ploy Teai uers who may e'esire to encase, ai
leiiera! wases, and also notify ihem when the
schools are 10 commence. To meet at ID A it
at Win L Killer's m New Columbia.
AAliON V. MiTH. Scc'y
White I'ecr, Sept. S1, IH6I
V 11 rT.t..nn'fl Te s n
MdUwLU w aiiae,i a ano.a.w
I'.A. be ettered at Public Sale on STca
p. Ihe 21 dav ed November next, on
the prenn-es. all that Hi use and Lot sit-
uaie on Noiih Tioni St., Lewisbors afeli
late the e- 'ate ol said ileoaseil. The n.i.love
ment. a Wooden Dwriline llonse and Frame
Sialile, wiih a vane'v el Frm Trees.
JMES F. LINN.) E.ecutora
JON. w rLtE. 5fci?CUIUt
Leiriaburg. Oof 4. I'd
I Ki en Bit far LCXt WITX.&.