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IMP
J MP la
m
Iftil
BY 0. N. WOCDEX AND J.
At $1.50 per Year, alnajs In Acivanre.
rlBLIMIKU StMI-HUkU
Tuesday Morning Jt Friday Afternoon
a-It appears that the rifle invented
t v. v - f Col...., ...
vrarior in the KntkH rifl in
SrUaciJ Aibaekie is appointed Tost
?.t:vct ;:i:ud- ,
j
aSrR. P Rifr, of Si.obury, Chap-
lain to the N.Y. 79 li'?. baa been obliged
to return from Purt Koyal on acojunt uf
ill health.
4WH ith the Kut llaltiniore and Balti
more M E Conferences meet in ISaltiuiore
this year, commencing Wed., 5:b March.
Two-thirds brow in J N'beat, and one
third Coffee, is raid to make as grind a
drink barriu' fashion and custom as
all coffee.
The nuesiiin of emancipation is now
discussed in Kentuckv. aa it was not when
lavery commenced the war for its expao
ioD, which will probably prove iu slow
but certain death.
Tba great Ere and the whale-thip block
ade make Charleston a "finished" city, it
caving losiuuuiunamtantaiu population
Itetweea ISjU aud IbuJ. !
fcS-Inrartsof South Car ilins. the mad-
dened Slave(cracy burn their dwellings,
crops, and live stock, and it is alleged
have murdered their able-bodied slaves
who refused to ec with them, but their
sick and outworn slaves they left to the
mercies of "Liueolu's Abolition Yankee
hirelings."
ajrXhe ruumr, rurrent on New Year's
day, of a terrible fL'bt in Kentin ky and
sad defeat uf tbc I'niou army, was entire
ly unfounded, although there is a C"lliioii
of the armies evidenily Hear. Stine vva
in the absence uf the ierat r, pntr.lja
Logus Jespateh at our dur.v'iviu details of
this fabuluiis fii:lit, wliielt ereati d a very
annoying sciisilion. AVu hoje such an
act may not be repeated.
aWWe notice J that the M iC nburg and
New Ucrlin mail did not rach Lewirburg
laat Tuesday morning in time to be distri
buted and connect, cast. "The war" was
tiot the caase of that failure.
Doubtless tho agents and drivers were .
detained te accommodate different iudivid
ejala often, to the injury of other indi
viduals, and of the lcpartment, which
pays for prompt mail csnuections, and not
for carrying passengers, which is au inci
dental and secondary matter. &3U
abould always be borne io miud, by all .
concerned, that ai!road time is generally :
Jastr.r than Iowa or watch-rcpaircrs' time.
Wm also notice, frequently, at the lVst
0ce, letters kept bacJc for want of pre-
ntment of roslace. e tbinK It an lin-
aent of postage. We think it an iin-
pssition to require pre payment, but while
it is the law, people must not forget the
pay if they want their letters to go.
These facts aid to show that the Post
Masters are not always at fault in the loo
reception -of letters, although they also
are sometimes forgetful and neglectful.
tTbe fellow that "hooks our wood,
UridcBtlrlaUTvib- ikavi-h. N w, if 1.
,i
omlf "tot"' off tome of th- moris-at, f aWiMft marl.
hc knotty old rbapr thai lofff. leny. atjfi ; r"f i"nl
oodHwjer have rwl aksu(', ao l gvi-u tin: po'y,
lollMfir aiaoy long yr. w mittt Dot.-i'iui lain in
fart, nittht tq hare "roiui r -tn isa-d " h a-rfiD tint
iMsbonld aw and plit at hi I i.ur', is r-n Ji M t, t,
tndT ear own nhJ, oo the hi It-, hut wii-n the
oooadrel aniTasid. with aire dim riiuiiiiation, f!-t.rth
arnamaih-d, fibortt'iifHl, dry, jus-t rirfht fu-1, A t;t-d
to Dy f mi-r?f ncy, h p iiitnitU-th '-flat bur-r'ary"'
bortrth" tbe Ux4.nt of car Saau -an l h- ,h w. t)i tl.t
hvr iavdolt-Dcr and mtrally loltflibl tit't)ie m it:r
with bim," and oot want, or ptrrn Ownn-itr. Well, mm
tiavapadlockH tin door and if b V" ,,"t'
Invite htm up for Ju l-- Wo-i to (rit a talkine; tn, and
tiVnfif nedD t rf..rin f will prrt hi nam- along
jrf ik.i. .-,1 : i . . J under l-ol. liorsrv, at Mount ion,
Jft. lai, ari ofbr fem.fuooi."t f whom hea roost , . -.' '
nvbtntirtirtiMi , loone county, kilnni; and wounding
wi T"j 1. ----- 'one hundred and liftv of them, and
Frands on the Government. !ca,,turin!r thirty-live prisoners, t.inoiv-i-nderthe
extraordinary circumstances fivu liors'os aml'onc litindrod and five
Jth which the present National Adminis- , g-uns. Our loss was only three killed
(ration found itself surrounded when it aud eleven wounded. ,
camo into power, involving the necessity I
for prompt aotioa to save tbe G overnment, !
it was not to be exported that all tbe minu
tia eould be superintended with that '
watchfulness which guards against imposi-
tioo; and, with the hosts of speculators
and contractors of doubtful integrity who )
tofast all the avenues of business, some
frands were not to be avoided. But the
truncal irienas tbe administration in
l1!. .... -an. .1
-greas, its special Session, went
.puy ana earnestly at work to expose
liUj, to protect tho Treasury, and
o (raart xxn fanl.tf tr4Bctionl of ,he
L Th.Cao,m,i,ee have made a report, !
. . " !''.av.ience and want of
judgment
a -me .,, and in others
dowanghi frtas.
Tiie Committee show ;
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a,,r''ian tj over .nv Hnul.tfnl
-.cu0bi, thej p, ,he facts strong
J, Md let ibe guilty take the odium. We
0w of "0'hing in the history of parties
")r. koBorMBle and patriotic, than this
7" 'ti0B of the Republican lea
a .
' w at tLe heart of corruption , ing a water-boat from Newport News
a 'be fearlessm. ,.r t. . .s Vneti-n-a Vonrne. when she was at -
ui uuuesi iuicu-
l&UMa . .1 .
thort life to unprincipled spec-
i v r I
tor. an4 pucJercrs
" bapov. ., . . IICV
T - lilUJULiL
"m and tbe detera.ia.tion .Met. ' tacked by a confetlcratc gunboat, and
hen me. 'Z-' Loats afterwards came out and made;
to sjhield .1, enueavorca
iM . uai.onai rouocrs Irom detec- tet
.w..- ...ufs hi uii.4 ij "".'i ;
fuutihaieuL ZttWn CuurUr. but w ithout any iuiportaat result. . jSo
R. CORNELIUS.
f-4? The tate Legislature meets iu
Han isbur:;, Tuesday next. Tlmsc who
WiMl l,lc ,'""!"" r,-l'"rt ,w 1''""'.,
fchould tend fur the TdiQrni.h, which is
puU.sl.ed, DAILY", at ft i..r
the scroll,
It is , -live" ..lit;
as th.v liavs any ! ihu atioual ami
- ;
.Tame? Ko.ljnth has julilidv rononiK'od
. ri.C;,l!cJ his cxtrt-uie Abolition witi-
m,.uU u.-h as hav- j.rovoki cl uppusitiuii
) , lutn-d nf reasonable effort to tay
tlao evil." of .Slavery.
,,f D,avilV r-tha f..r-i
m.r P O f .IanlM Miller. Ute of Kellv
Tp,) is the firjt Union victory on the IV
t aie. It was won entirely by IVou5yl-
c.ni.n. hn h. I ,,., b. f rP been n,!,r
fire but who behaved like veteran". The
"riocioil rraise is bv Col. Kane and
: ., ., ,,, . . , ,
.., .. ..-
Cat It.-ginn, C.pt. Nile, of Tioga county, ;
Capt. Hradotiry, of Bradford eouut) (all
wouudid, the latiir very badly) Adj
I M'Keaa (I'radford) l.icut. liouuawin and
! Serg. bowun of the (itu, are also specially
commended. Tbc liuckiails lust the most
men, the 9:h (Col. Jackson) the next, then
tl(, c.h -c, m,.,, .bsent, led
by
icut. Qol. Penrose, and Capt. Kut). then
tho 10th (Cl. M'Caluioat). The PJth
(Col. Tagart) and Ea-ton'a Uattery, met
with no losses, but the latter did fearlul
execution with their guns,
; Capt. C. D. Koush, of the G:h, writes
to bis father that it was tba most eventful
diy of bis life, his men went sturdily f.r-
ward at command, and although the Com I
pnutes on each side of Li m lost men, not j
one of his Cuaipauy (15) was hurt I
Tho enemy confess to a lo-s of over
-50, but say Col. Taylor was not killed.
A epluudid South Carolina offiei r, takon, :
died ot his wounds, lie said it was their 1
leaders who brought the South into this
chili uity, and not the people. j
Latest Mew
3
Carrot Davis l.as ip,n.n!i7C'l his 011
tr.tnoe into the Senate of tin: I nited
States by takiii"? jnomiit action to
wards confiscating' all the jirojierty
01 icUlIs.
Borov, I)PC. 2.-The public have
rccvc1lUioani,o,nKTt,,oi,t..nl,cs,!r-
lender of Mason and .-liJe'I to t:ie
U. iii!i Covonm.o.it very pLilosophi-
cullv, Imviws generally anticipated
such a lii.ale. 'J'i.e street talk is that
Mason ami .SlidoU were not wortlt
their board here or tLcwherc
HaT.TO., Doc. 29. The s urren dor of
XT 1 : 1 ..t I : . 11
i. ton iiii'J . iiiieii la et-M:iaiIi ;itiru-
veil of by the I" iiiouir-ts iu this city ;
but the Secessionists are wofilly Jis-
appointed, us it completely annihilates
,i...; i. .1 M....11 j
with Knglaud.
i I'l.ihp St. Goorpo Cooke, recently
api.o.nt, d a .. ifra.her (.ene. al in the
army of t ie 1 o.omae. committed hi. -
fiac on I uur.iildv last nt htdro.-iUoncc.
He was a prailuatc of West lVmt, aad
icdtCCWCd a tine officer.
I r, , c t
juroil by t lie stumbling ol his horse,
' . J
has Immjii brought to Waahiugtou for
u cdical trt-'atim iit.
The Conimi?r:arv store?. inrTiidin
a t;rrl!on of th? ordnance dcjtartmoiit
in Nashville, were drstioved bv fire
on the iiii-ht of the 2d. The loss is
estimated at nearly a million ol ilal-
lars. I
r.u.MYRA, Pec. 2'.. Yesterday,
flon. Prentiss, with four hundred aud ,
fifty men. oni ouiiti rod and disi.er.-ed
a body Kt'brls, IlinC lllllldrcd ttroUU
Xow Years was a great rrala day
among our troops on the i'otouiac,
aud iu Washington city. :
Con. M'Clellan, it is Mated is re-
coverinst from au attack of typhoid
fever.
T11C Rebels li.ivc fled from Bethel, 1
and fear an attack on Yorktown.
They rsay they will burn it before it
saau oe jtosswscu .7 uie -auU. .
j
Jason and iMidell were to 1)0 trans-
ferrod New lear s day in asteain tup;
to Troviucctown, in the Uritill pos-
sessions.
It is believed the troops from Port ;
Uovtil have niado auolUer aavauce
towards Charleston. I to
Thd vicMinsr of Mason k Co. to
ui- iu-oi'? . -. . . '
tVcr P.r'itisli friends causes a howl of
.lisappointn.ont tl.rou-hont ceo?S,a.
They wanted them retained, so a3 to .
get up a war With the L . h. j
,
On Sunday morning an unarmed
Federal steamer was in me aci 01 tow-
r i l , i '
mK!ltel to cut loose from the tor, j
.1, r.ts Pininiil Arui tfikon tn I ra-
ll., 1 tn miT l.srkcis frim thn fnlP
t I 1 L I l.v...f n 1 aw
I.-IHIKI. .-everui rim-iai
flight demonstration afrainstthobat-
ies at Hewall's and IMir a Point?, ! onoe
LEWISBORC
AVirThe L'uiversity at Lewisbursr re-
' l .t.;-....l- r!,oT...:.l,iir-r Ai-nd.
t-mv. lonJav uoxt llie t-w JIrlm
S.-i.ui.:,. v. Thurvtlav next : Board of Trud-!
tu.-a li.eU, l!Uli inst.
" .
Bt)r Carrier todW his tl,,,U to
i- ,;.:..,.,U fr tlm snl.stantial i.lit.nos
; -toj,,,. v
lojrThose of our rcadjrs who hare
DCTer tisited the thriving new eoal region
f TrcTtrton, in Xorth'd County, may
aV!lil tbrmaelvei of the. Liourjioo Tiekeis
j f,,r the Church dedicatiou there, on Wed-
utxi-
! st,,,...l Vil,,". f l'.:..r!. Clinton
(V. iau-lit in a trap, mt.itlv. a l.ird of
: tlll! l':,t-'1,: "!''''. ni'-a-nriiiir m-v.-ii teet
! allJ 'ix il"',1,'s lr'"" "1' tll' W'"-S-
! J" l"t." county. 111., tio-y are buiiiiiii;
. rf,r" i, r at !"'vt" cv"ls luflu', iu"
. smui ui c.ai at i-.n in , eiins. ,
. ..1.1 '
eil. Ie
Ilarrisliiirtr. a lew iloys tinvv, 011 Ins way
to Vas!iiiit"ii.
The seas'in fr slio.itiiiL' dror, iliras:irts
nnd ipiail -pired last Tliuindny. and any
p. rsoii ol.ooliii,' " itlo r alter that date, is '
liable to a severe penait
,uie id a eeie ':oai'.
Levi Schocb, a youn2 man about ttventy
ars old. hut,r hiui- lf, laH meek, in tho
vcars
barn of Mr. lan. P. llilbi.-b near Free-
burp, Snyder Co. No
reasous assigned
lor ine bcl.
It is cstimnfffil. by (he pricl? re-
11 . . t- .1.1 1.
Cftv...Ji.y.l..M r.X.r.-aiimitroui:n
oilier sniirL'i", tiiat al le ast me tii'iu-
panil t oasted tin kio.-, w itli all tlio ct
cct'Tns. have born sent to tlio soldiers
of the Potonmc dtiriiiir the li'i'.idays.
i:ilram.
Brinannia's breaki ui'h pity swells
For slaves ilieir wrongs are ne'er forgotten.
FaNe maid ! we fear her bosom tells
Only the ri-.e and fall of ceiion !
From the Linn Rides.
Cam Onl.-n. n.sir AtiTn;- !i. VI .
4"u4uT. Oct. m, 1.'4.
It is near the close of tho year aud
we anticipate that its last day will be our
last on terra firms, for awhile at least. It
bi iug tho summing up of one whole year,
the beginning of a new ono the eve, too,
of a time that will be more than common
ly eventful to ua tho wide difference be -
tween our situation. now, from what it was
a.is time last year-the coming v.ar beine
ona ho.se ;. W8 d.re Dot antieinate..:
, ... , t. . i .
,UMB " , "
,L'3 e,CD,DS' To rJJ 10 ai1 tUi our
arrcngementa are about being bro-
ken up. Tbe "mess" we have had for tho
I past two months tbe connections with
"9 of eur brother officer, side by side
:. I:.. .n..lll. m. nt..tiKnra in .qmn
" "c uv. "-'" "a .u
as is the fate of war are gone among the
things that were. I have never enjoyed
ra,if I .. ,:. hi timeand
' "
now that they BTe rudely brushed away they
will remain in our memories tho brighter
for that.
In the fir8t pl.ce.lt J.G.Boawr is de-
; cbed from hij Con oa 4ttacheJ fo
1 c- , n . , ,
th.91 lCx"l Th!9' thB5h CfnnecteJ
with the Eipeditinn, has a separate mp,
'and mess and draw rations as a repiment
ifm It ia a hifhlv imnnrtafit aiimnrrt.
They have an alphabet, letters and words,
formed by motions of fligs like tele-
graphiug. They are busily learning their
alphabet, now ; furnished with a psper
"hthe alphabet, which is to be given up
when they are examined and passed, s
that they have nothing about them to give
a clue to its meaning. They must have it
on the palm of their band, seen by the eye
ef the mind. It is rather comical to see
r... ll-in. Lieutenants walkintr about1
with an abstrartsd mien, making motions
in tbe air, like craay people. That is the i
way they learn their A. B. Cs. Next, ,
Lieut. John A. Morris has been appointed
Aid de camp to lirig. Geo. Reao, com-
mandcr of our brigade. John looks gay
in hi top boota aud on bis gallant Lay
U ig lso vnm acting assistant ,
Adjutant General. Tom. G. Gricr, whil-
om our clerk, and cheerful messmate, is
clerk in tbe Adjutant's office. So that ,
Lieut. Shorkley and I feel somewhat like
widowed men. Then, too, Lieut. Frank ,
Koale has resigned and bade us farewell ;
this afternoon ; Geo. P. Carman takes his
place. Still we get used to sudden;
cnanges, ana must necas anticipate man?
I P .! .. .
more. D,'ore ,De "paigB " over. j
vte were an sutiog in our rent, quiet
and contented yesterday, when it was inti-
matd to us that we would go ou board
to day at twelve o'clock. It made us a '
busy flay, razicmg oown our oapgigc, cat
- day we discovered that tbe order was 1
misunderstood it being only that eom-
minders of Reeimenta were to hold tbem- j
selve. in readme., to march on twelve
houra notice. Yet doubtless, before this ,
reache, you we will be on the "saut, aut
ti ti :. ...;n .M ftf An cifl- '
sea." Ibis is certain, that aJ of our sick (
uara oceo san- uuwU aau p- u ut,. iu ,
floating hospital. There are transports for j
iKr.nasmt .n Irinv nut bv the
-j o .
town.
Jf ;ha the Expedition depends
, - , , . .,;4 int:
axv 1 -
-"t "7. T. . .!
n u" " " ,
r- i
Ga. Fgatur, (Ua Cptwa Fjsta o;jit
iiuproea j uu a tue man ioio um.ua.
UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, JAN. 3, 1SC2.
Fort t-unipler,) and our cwu iuiturdiate
rnimumJcr. I'.rig. Geo. Kenn, civesus
coubdetiee, Ut-n. Ktno n-s
waked us up
to da imi-
to a -tense of wbtt w ouht
i ing'J, a"" "" i b
. IF .. .. iaakJ iVsm 1K0
! ' h wull, , JlkCca io
'
, --r-!p contain, o..
j tj,j, c,Cning, on dris-s parade, with our-
,,.lseil 8i April, when we came here.
fjtrn jn our rjrj civilian's dies, the
' p.tgf we nar at bamo, having spent one
; ujut jQ camp at llarri.-l.urg, haviug
thr.iwn away our tin plated, tuives, aad
: forks, no cooking utensils or enn.p e.jui -
page of any kiod.ja mu-l;ct and a few oar-
" tridgra carried io our pockets, dirty, rig-
Bed aud most of all. ititensely green ; r.i'
nftmwn iu a f, ne blue frock coaf, I;gbt
, blue pants, fatigue cap, arms and accou-
trements, blescd with two full suit9 of
clothes, white
gloves, b'acked shoes
looking like soldier feeling hko sold-
iurj fuirly well drilled indeed, it is a
happy contrast.
The health of the ramp is excellent,
All we bad to contend with here, were the
-
f''"" contracted at (mp Ct
'lt Camp Cur'.iu i. unhealthy
urtin. Not
or ill man-
Siiel, but man will commit excesses there 1
as recruits, and will not take the care of j
themselvia 1I1 y lestn afterwards to Lave .
j.efij,. ,ne clii.t:- of diet and mode of life.
Mk0 ,irw0 al)
verv diff rently fiom wLat they d in the
. ,
half acclimated atato of tue recruiting
iii! i ng
: camp.
With the advent of pay-day, cimc Jow
j bucksttr?, and that inevitable concomit-:
ant of cair.ps, an ambrnrjpe etahlih-
j mnt. Kviry sw.olhcart will bo blcsgud
with a aijht (-f her "l.iTjcr, gfae f ir a
firtgnr." Nw unif'TtiH ami pay came hap
pily together f r that purpose. The only
men that e'?m pitiable, nr thosft that
have no "giU left behrutl" them. To be
!eri'u it niukcs ont heart ache to see
6tue tii at (I ot appear to have anyone
ID the wile w-irld t care f-ir theoi alone.
! They write no letters thy receive
none j they pt no boxes or packages by '
( express, and atand by with a queer expr1?-
1 sion when they see others get them aud
i , , . . , vi.i-n:.: : i I
watching their odd ebullitions of joy. Bet-
... .. , , .
' 10 lD08e' emC"De"'Wn7
f tch' f"r -..-" -
; "one to be alone there is nothing more !
awful.
J.M.L.
Fort R.ital, S.C, Dec. 19.
Thia I tl a tid is about 15 milea long and
6 wide, containing some 60,000 acres of
splendid land, but very sandy ; in fact, the
Tl ll t
isianu is a pue 01 saati, ami on a wmuy
day you can hardly see for tbe sand, which
Bts in your teni.'in your clothes, in tout
- i . . :.
"""""Bi traiuci. 1 uero is some
yellow pine timber, live oak, aud piliuetto ;
teef. Wonh'ea w 1 1 eittlp an f.t lar.-n
! lnd fiod horses, ghtep, hog., aud chick-!
ens in an, quantity. There are acres of i
1 i
. , r fc ' "u"-ai
the boy. are always ro.fit,ng when not on
duty; in thort, we l.ve betier tban ever, j
except that we have no soft broad nor old '
ham. The oranges are gone now. There
c tons of cotton picked and in the ware-!
bouses, and much tliat.will nevsr be gath-!
ert.j. -J he planters here had lot) or 200 j
saves each, and some as biith as 501). i
Uero are probably 3000 contrabands, eat.
jBg and sleeping and little else. I do not
P0 rny they should not do the work we
0,000 soldiers are doing ; we are throw-
jng up trenches, two and a half miles in
extent, on which cannons are mounted,
.,i I ,t
taken.
Dan. M'Gregor and I have a nice board
fl09r ;n our tent) a mJ 0j
tur(:e ,noriths blanket for a cover, a couple
0f Xestamcnts, a newspaper, a box of ;
matches, a wine-glass, pen and bottln nf
iuk t.ach a ston a font por3h, a brick j
fire pcei turcB Blew pan, a sheet iron j
bucijcti iix plates, tin rpoons, knives and
, gu(Mj supply ol sweet potatoes, in
fiCti Verytbing but money .which we will
not cct before the middle of Januarv. The
K1ter is sulphury, and we get it by sink-
ing a oc,aie,9 barrel about ten feet in tbe
6an(j ; j 4 ft.w hours, we have a good well . 1
Tbere are lots of shells in nieces lvin
boat , oero from oar shi anJ some
1
that did not explode. They are conical in '
gllpei latilg 0D one Bije tiQj 0f ,ppe
whjch( when it ,trlkcs prctlJ LmJ cau,es
tlle eJpi0!1:an. Well, some of the soldiers
Uani n10 nf ti Une xplodel, and cot
t0 h nil! it a fi I0 ti.r31UL, :,
whfn jt bruk kiMi) fjur of lnd
wcn,diDg fe,en others. !
We have not been (iek at all. as we lake 1
gocJ Clte of ourselvoSj bu, tbcr8 are mttnv
,ick iu onr Kcgiinent. ft js abont warm
here now M ;t :g io har.et ; I'eunsvlTa.
... ...
but I an. afraid it will go pretty hard
nfcIt summcr e arfl now wej gisfij,
anl woul(i aDj 0B9 B, ,hat don't
i v- i .
ueea nia grauamotaer along io rase care
of bim. James II. Pross,
Keystone Zouaves, Tuih Keg. Pa. Vol.
Camp GmiFiN, Y., Pee. 21.
Pear Brother 1 was not iu the light
at Draiuestille, yesterday, but aa near to
-- - . . I
a th, oiders would allow btard it j
plainly, saw tho troops moviog out, and
wan uuder arms resdy for any emergency,
our regiment being a third larger than for
' drill or parade. Gen Hancock said, laugh-
-t. J - -r o
it n tii iid it vttn turn nut lie tip r Irt t
fi,,lt l0 drill, but I am afraid the,
i .. : l i
it. u z 7.;,-.z; ;
f ore we wcro called upon. It was a fair)
Clht, with about ciial numbers on each j
side, and tho fl jwer of the Rebel Army
at that, liut our sido proved suparior to ;
their bejt, and I have not heard of a man
on onr side flinching.
, This thing of war is dreadful.
A man
docs not know himself until he is tried,
; He losrs all thought of humaoity, and geta
perfectly wild. I eould gather up a vol.
ume of little incidents, which, if I live to
reach home, will do for evening amoae-
incuts.
: II w de yon feel an the slavery question '
up north r I feel at though the backbone j
uf Slavery is broken, and the carcass mut j
soon die. Of course, the war is not for !
the abolition of slavery, bat it has already
Irokcn its power, and cast an odium on it,
that, let this war end when it will, tho
monster will cventuelly be snff.'citcd.
JoltX fiAKEB.
Excuses for I'si.no Tobacco. la
one of our neighboring towna tbe lads of a
school acquired tbe habit of smoking, and
reported t.i thn mm! intreniniitt nn.thiid tn
, , . . .
conceal the vice from the master, lathis
, , , , , .
loey were aueer?iui uhiii uuu cveuiu,
when the master caught them in awful
diguity.
Mlow cow V shouted the master to the
first lad, "how daro you be smuLing to
bacco V
suid the b?y7 "I am subject i
"Sir,
headaches, and a pipe takt-l off the pain."
"And you ? and you? andyou?"iniuired
the ped:ig'.ug queatiouiDg every boy in
his turn.
Oue had a "racing tooth another
"cbulic j" the thrid a "cough j" in ahurt
they all bad something.
Now, sirrah," bellowed the master to
tliG lat boy, l bat disorder do you ainukc .
f.,r V i
Ala. I the excuses were exhausted ; but
tbe interrogated urchin, puttihg down bis
pipe, after a farewell whirl, and looking op
iu bis masters face, said lu'a whining,
hypocritical tone :
'Sir, I smokes for corns !"
gvyThe following lines were oomposel
by a Volunteer from Hestonville, Mont
gomery Co., Pa , an artist by profession,
901ll of a3Bjr lBj generosity. It
' ft
was an off hand effort, aever designed for
a.;: V... a...A.ua la.-inA nnwa ka
publication, but rcfl -ets honor opm the
s cial and patriotic feelingn, aul lutntal
abilities, of our brave defenders.
TO MY CIIII.T
a lltllr (lrl of fi-bl Tran.
Xr more in creen Wnntaomfry's woods
I leather flower with thee.
But here, by old Potomac's Hoods,
I mark each fading tree;
I clap my rifle to my breast.
The si.'rm is moantne wild.
An i. ih ui-h my soul be all at rest
1 think of lUee, ui caiLr !
Oar soldiers, sheltered frntn ihe blast,
itiir leaders' tent, we guard.
And. m.oSi the deaJ leaves whirling past,
Keep fa.thlal waleh and ward;
Bevond the wave, hieh touJea frowns,
Bv R-bel arms defiled
I wair.h its crest, the pine tree crowns,
Vet ihi.ik of ihee, v ciild!
Our fifleea hundred rifles, soon
V.ram.a's hills shall wake.
And tyrants hear onr bnste's tone
Rev-tin I, for Freedom' salre ;
M hen, rallying in onr country's cause,
Thou;h heaps ef devt be piled.
In every loll and battle pause.
Ml tUink of thee, v cbilv!
The tormolls aad the paina of war
Wilh cheerful hearts we'll meet.
And bear our qlonoos banner tar
The "sonny sonih" to ereet t
An I shonll we. f.t:htin fall and die,
From hoe and friend exiled
M latent prayer, and latest .gh,
'Will be for thee, wv rmi.i!
E. COtitil.s, 2Sth Re?. P.V.
Time-TaMc Lcwisbars R.K. Station.
MOViyu XOHTH.
Freitrht A- Aecom'n passes Lewisbg 7.SS A M
Mail Train do 4::; I' M
Night Express do llilsPM
MOvisn south.
Mail train passes l.rwisburg 9:S A M
Freiehi & Accommudation do H M
NtShi Express do li t" I'M
Independent FLYIHG ARTILLERY.
v Thirty Men nantril to Ml ap
Ihe Haiterv now quartered in Lew-
fS istnirs, I'a.. where ih-y will remain
during the Wini'T and nnul railed into actual
erv.ee. l'Th.s It utery will be under ihe
immediate ci.mtnand ot tieu. M'Cillav.
I'enn rf Enlistment Three years, or dnr-
me the War. at the end of "which every man
"f i.anrf. bes.de .he Slate Ppr..Pr,.,,..,. .n
""e received under 5 fvri 7 inches-tn be
, V
i m,,,,,,,,, i-From i t.. $40. t'Pav
' commences from the date of beins sworn .nt..
'service also Subs. sience.and 1 ransponat.ou
iTm Ihe niace of enrolment to Uw.sburc .
Tli. l..i nf Mfkr- will lie nurr ha,el i..
cially lor this service. Kvery man will hav
. .. . t,.,Ti u lh rnunlril IU alV.r.1'
and be enmnLeJ in the latest approved atvle. '.
,:,.r.-,. .....im..,. rr .h-! i.,..;,t..
.. r.,M ; Ki. lse.
" " ,,7v V.r,. v v ' wVi FP r.n.,in
tfrnrtt liru-h Vailrv.l
WM. M. BVHAX, 1st Lieut.
I.f wisborg. Uec. 21. Isfu
At:
ITANTEW at lhi Oifice, on ace'.
few
tv nu-n.r'i
a.CJJ prematurely
V bu-h. P.lTATOEj -ar;a..iet. not io
"THE UNION," established" in 1SH WLuie No.. 2,501
"CRTvOXICLE,' established in 1343 Whole Xa, S23.
"STAU & t'lIUONIl'LE" CALENDAR
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Union County Official Record.
Attvrin- itdj J -Tit XV SiH' fifnint.urj do
do J . Uallm, Ik tabu: j do
S erif-LI a1 tit k Almu-uT do Jr
J'nJi-mfiury pMX tvL K"l 3U, Uo tjo
iV- jV-r iiiKTr Mipull, r rjrj
iis'rtt.tfrri'J Kv.lica, New lUrlia do
T''urrr JomV A. MK:t, AVwinbtirK do
t;,w..ii'ii-r tunii H KkLLi. Mothalot-X Rot) do
1 !".. loH k i.-A . M a.E. M lit! iUburaE liO
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1 i'-ulurl J"H B. do Jo
'uttJ-rl-U MNCt'MIlir, do d
nil' A fir TKv.'irntrrt, MitCinburf do
...( C.Mti II.; H, F. TTt II ill do
'T Kliu Stuici, l-t-wifliutt; do
r .vuir H :i.t, llrtl-ti-a do
IMMII. "IMFrit. '-'itir? d"
liatrmcav lueii-oi, hitiiuiarc do
! ro.-t-Oi'l-es in Union coantr.
.Vrira . m r.t t--ohiri - ji j ronmac r m
m l,.v . I ui Dti'WD, lirtflf Tp) l-oi.l ArtMl-a! r
M'.4V V. .'-.ll:hUo,Wl..lTpj CL'MKim
J K Vrrrw
1,4 twti. . rv t't utiar $rmt)
L-fii-'li -n- otiwI IIrt1Tp
H4-v Sj r,:j ;I.:turton Tt -
.V t 11 r'a'w
RtMiMM (Urr Vl!. j, T'nion TJ
- flauf rirt
J. M t'l i-ht "
- Matrtin Rady "
Marc M it
- HVrn t llTf '
Mart U1V nnr "
J S KAU lt-nbiuh "
- lJaiJ MBi'h
l?ml A W aiter
Holidays Hanks c!o?e on
. Nw T"' "J'-4tu 'T-T.a-i.i.t-ci.rt-
RP;,ular TJnion county Courts open
Th.ni Hui., in ii.rii.,r.T-vf-s.i,u;aii, r-ivouiU't
1'uion county Volunteers JIoJ iu 1S01.
H.CIst Str .twrlt.r, -r Krljr Tp.
J-.lm II. t. rr. i f KufTilm. Tp.
Noli WoKr-...r but Bulf.uneTp.
Jmme o. AlriMtier, or Kvllf Tp.
llunurJ s..4ia.ol Wot buirtioeT
J.ra-ra E. M H-idf. f llaHloe Tp.
iuuei rlor.,of Culver.rf ml Lv.iabarx
SlieUr Hu-v, ol I'uiD Tp.
in f h
1 '
'.. KiBirT K- E!Uwforth, of Illtoois.
( "l.Jjtn- e Ca.nier'n, nf 1'wna'a
M.ij TL-.4ur( tt mthr-pof Csnnt.
ittn. NLhaifl Lyua
tDiatvr Kelward IV HnkflT. Of Or aV.
IV Mr. I'AHI,-Huok Blaidrr has
returned to his rst,,.p ui I.ewisbHrs. again to
aitend to all kioJs f wi rk in bis iiue. bring
along yiur B... k-. Mazazine, Newspapers,
c.,,f. r ihe Bonk-Umdrr.
Pki.iCATIos. The building eree'ed by
Vir.t n.; T i-l eliar-h in Tr.Tc.rtoi. NorthM w.ll
tlw
ilei-st"l to iti. jHTTtn. of tit on Wi ilnisv, ih -if
. Jsli. Is...'. r rtpinmratrif l 3. f M. K-T. A II.
j l.urli.itiam -.1 N-.k..rs. Ui4 Kn.l'r Jrl'T nl I'taliaiL,
' .ith ..ibr minwi- r. LcrlljrcD.will hmrit miHit tk.
t irt in the rAOT-i..
Th. trsui" on lh Trewirlon K.tlToiia will ran in pon.
' lo.-ti- n wlh lit. l'enc.r rr.ni. of ih- N"rili.rn
I -ntr.l tl.ilreJ u. Ili.t J.y and eteBiac- ' r'taip
m. I- f.r r".-ic- re n.l res frrm Tr"ori..ii n
Iti.- In-TTi.-u K .a.aiti Kinrsten Ti. k.to.in h. tir I
1 nii.--linrf Koso .'uti:ic r rnfltrmu m-
UJ tu U prMvltt. ti... MiT., I O.Miuit
J.0. I'LLlmklt., u.
6'25
EUri.UY.VEST.'
AfiKMS WANTED.
We will pay from to $'75 ppr moT:h
and all t Jtpene' 1 active Agents, or rive a
j 4VmmiMon. Particulars sent free. Ad.lrvts
Erie Srwm? Machine Compauy, K. J AME,
4ienrai Agent, Milaa, Ohio." 99y
Corrected W'cekty
Wheat J1ID Kzszn
Ky- ?0 Tslii.w
Corn 50 Lard
Oats 30 Ham
Flaxseed Shoo ASidt
Pried Apples. 51,'-5 Cloversecd
Firkin It utter 10 Potatoes....
8 IS
. Pi
.. 8
.. li
$3,75
.. 50
Fresh Ilutter... 14 Country Soap 4 &3
Hogs 5.00
MAHIilHD.
R H.-T t,ni.l Klo.s. Jltb nit. AARON K1.0SS and
Mi Sot'lllA WAl.TKk. U tb uT Limflti Tp.
Ht li,n I'-iT-n. -'Tli ul... W M P. .'l.kKR, Sun
bury. o.l Mim UAIa K f AUNLST M k. Munry.
I!r U-T. 4 V sti.,,.f,.t. iilh nl... TIM'S T1AUAR.1ICL
ma Mi I'UKIlK K ll shK Mx'IlT, of l..irtl..,llr.
. P.. II llink!. "ilhnll H... IllWIlin J llRTV
,n,i Mu bt a v. khkkv, oi nu.msiri.
1.011. in i.au 1,.' AiiSAi..!l tux aad Makv i
An h-v b b oi sh itunkm Tp.
awaawaWaWa-nnnnnXi-HBiw 1
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PAVLV.uytra.
iake.it. Tr..3Utuit.MArtr.ARr.T.i.Jtwoftt tat
TboaaC!iu4n,aa twarly Tijear. j
tin thf 1 "th nlt..Kl aU.ut iyrsm. A T , daucb ir tf j
fThartv and l atttarinr . Winflll.
al ATlr r
PEK?(N. kn.-WTi.t themteres indebted to ' I
II- V J U t ... .ti.laal in rail
at hit resilience nnd settle their accounts
a aX. " w,. a. . .a.-. .
I.ewisbnrg. Dec. lb, ISM
TT" ... ,, ,
liPllH.b. 1' I . I' ( , I
. ..u-'i '
" "'. "-
a"s 01 't"'n1ri ur",iP ' ''"Panv
lhi" an t-!,r"n oe ntl" " ""'T i
the Pres'dent on Monday the dih day of Jan-'
uarv. iHtii, for the purpose of electing av.-
Preside.... six Ma..asers, a Treasurer, and
Clerk, iu c. n.lm i u.e cuneern. of said Com
pany tr tote ve.ir.
VI UJ.IaM CAWFRON, Presidenr.
LfW.,DJfa. llrt. '., 1S6I fd
1 1
3E2 CaVltO
i W
, ADJllMSTiiATCJKS SALE.
' 1 ) Y virme f an ortle rf the Orphan Lonrt ,
I) f tuion cuttBty. will be autd al Piti..
.-ale or 'uirry uq me pre Quae, on
Weilnesday, Jaa.15, lfc62.
the iVlt-wiog denlei REAL EiSTATF, :
lol. A tract of hand situate 10 Fnffab
(.iwo'htp, t.'nion cuutv. adjuiniDa? !anti f
Mr. Sjtnna Shoe-natcr on iha n.,rth, ltr
land lit Mr. fuama noe matter oa me ai.
bv :he I.wiawbiirg & M;i3;uturg I urrtjjia' en
the on'h, arid by landi of Mm. Suaffaa
5-huemakrr od the weM, containing
23 Acres
and 70
f-er he.
. ' nnre r whereon are errrt't
Krame UWClXINti HOI.SE. H.4H.
ami oibrr tfiiitiuoJinv. Tnre la aii. a
nnf v.lun: ORCHAHU plaaird.aurt oihr
t iuiI Trees 1 1 guoi qjai.l on ibe premtaaa.
o. 1. The interest of the lale I'liaui
i 7; s DaEiia. cee'd. id that certain iesauaftt
' anil trael of Land situa'e in Bulfaloe irwi'ship
atoresai-t. boontTPtl on the rutrth bv the M-rtlio-i
j I bars A Iwihor Turnpike, on the eaat bv
1 7 ' Uml of Wm. ?piti, a the south by land ut
: m po'ts an(t on 'oe west bv land of John
ltenner rorilaliiins I Ol II AC KKS mora
( ror Je-v V hirrei.'n la erecied a lartj
I 1 I hree Siorev Cailein?. nuished in exr4
ttui tvle. aod well adapted Inrthv parpoae of
Hotel ;ind Store Room.
Thre i1 a;n ar'arhd rtrcltent Siablmr anl
I well-arransed lROVE-YAKl, with WetajH
1 Scales, ai:d a line Mream ot Watrr on tbe
I piemisfs. Tbee buiUtin are new, and
J hare not yet leen occupied.
aale to commence at 10 o'clock, A M.whea
terms wU be inaJe kpn bv
SA MITL H. OR Win.
A fmirjiatravUT of CuA&iai iJavns iiavca. daaCt
Pee. 21, l5tl
-
Orphans' Court Sale.
VGnCEAiil.V to an order of the Orphant'
L..urt of I'mon county, the ubacfitera
wni ftfrr at 1'uulic a!e a lolJowa:
On .a turd ay, ISth Jan- on
the prrmi es, in ihe Lcrcuyri ut M.ttaibOura
the aunned dfcrtbed fropeny uf Uie lai
J..hn Ket.er, dee'd:
i Tht Lot d1 frrtfrn rf no, all rrmt
ailut ib the- borrurfataf HtSJ.uaVwtai
afcr-ni t. r-.utni-U n th iti-ftb by MuiWrry A.tvy,
that awl hj U- ol ii-nir WrwnKw,. h. on th aouTb by fft
Irr ir"t.ai.Ji.U.e West, by tit tit r tan nirij. rtai
Uintn; a tTil in- r or Ir-a, ;ili tbw -f 1 nm
m.i'l iax-m 11' l a. XD3aOUaOU Mocta4VMi4 aUUf,waa4
a siailLL u.crruo.
A crrtaiB 1-t or f'vr.f cronnd oitomtvln tmid Nrja.
ontch 1 M it:.. ut ant. full-. I tit H.nt-Ti..Dt L l,'' tevaav
d, u .-tt the uuriL oy a ta t ot U.Bry Urt, a tba rtn bf
lot Ol Iart-1 Vati-t,nn th-. utu h i.-t i t Kef K. Kn-1.1,
ml on trw tesl t.y lacJ ot Koba-rtl h o. IW,. rii taatii
4. A ortxin Iot or phr t.f trtt-und titoat la amlfl
N.rr.tuh. l.iin Ir l i n ibv n-rth an mhy ( uiMfinMl ,
m th v-ntt t.y I i--,f Iviti i .ua Uiliiatu Wa;atea4
Jdha l-twiiW.MB Uif vutr. by lot of k-t. J inptX
ftie.1 n in w atly tut o( J. U.A-.iida.eu.UlRtDg 16a
jr ties, mot rr I-, with th arpbrts-ntir.i'eai mnt
bviti no itiiprvwmr.t. &d btung auw dif by imw
Uartv-f. atrccl lutt two ircU.
On Saturday, 2.jth Jan., l?62t at
1 the Hotel i I Dan. U e.ien?&tii, m t enierntia,
Sy ler county, the loliuwing tract of land of
&ai J n?c i, v;z :
a. i te .-Ui-r trn--t er pfr of Unl rttnt9 In Cantr
tontii in tJxf county nf (ttiyd-r. IVon!? an avft
j ii.ii.-' i.tnl ..f li-i,rv t'utl hVr, laa.:J
K (., and iit- ri- M.trbvil. eontaiuitic is acrv. m r
wiiu Uac aiuiUiMU, UMaaiun tcUaarr Zi tta.lt,
LAil.
iale to enmnenee a: ore o'clcelr in the
afteraoon of each day, when term uf aaJe Wii
be made known by
tU.NKAb SHEt KLER, Admiaia
DAMtL KEUEK, ( tratora.
ORPHANS' COUKT SALE.
IN pursuance of a thud planus order of lb.
Orphans' Court ot U.nu Ceuuty. in
uodersisnf J, Ad..iini-tra'.or f ttk..jAMiw
Saorsjm, deceased, late of Buflaloe tcwu-
s.n'l 10 ",J euunty. will earose at Puti.io
s1'' 1,""e' "f Jacob ilecKard, in IB
: buruu8h Mil.liaburs, on
Saturday, Ti5t!i Jan. IMIri,
j the folluwm; described Keal Fstate.ro wit
a Trai I ol tirsi-rate LIMtM ONE LAND sit
uate in Limestone luwnsbip. L'oion county
atiiiut tine nn;e west of M.tnin-.urg, on auuua
side of the Turnpike, adjoining lauds of !a
m.iel ."snuemaker, Char'es Knyer, CSeora
Kleckner, Benjamin Chambers, Wili.aaa
Flintier and others, containing tjH A RKS
and ;.J perches, wnU ihe appurtrnanre
aboul ene-haif bf which is cleared and llifik
a ff4.d state of cuitivaiK'niud tt.e ba.auct-?
well limtierett.
ale to commence atone eVIock. afrerno.ta
of said day, when terms w:l! be nude known
b)' Ut.NKY NOI.L.
Iec 16, lS3i Adm'r
FOIt liUNT.
FKOM 1st of April next, that newlv
built III; II K HOI Eon the RiverJjiJ.
K'.ad in the routh Ward, nnw icetipi.,i by
PrnfH-l l. Inquire of M..VINCENT
ltvisborg. Uec. 16. 1461
CaiFiyl2 SAiE.tFarnifpparately.)
" Al.t'A BI.Iw prnpertv in Li mesione fowaw
ship (formerly Butfalne) I'nii.n Co. Pa-,
abi.ut 6 mites west trem New Brriin and 4
s.'iith frem .Mililinburif. It rents al fioOcaih.
The FA K M is 1 IO tt rfs. a l in goud cal
tTvatun an Island piovlucins loo bushels of
Tt heat a two-storev llweli.ng HnU'e. 1"?
(nearly new) a STONE B A KN..-vf r.n.n
-in T'rcnarUs a soperior
s -iiu-l., and aUireolar saw.
ill driven by ihe large Waier
1'i.wer nf Fenas t r-ek' wnbb.
ab..iii :00 reef Pine and HrmlocbSEf
TIMBKK LAM). The Creek is navigable im
freshets to raft down Lumber to the Rivar
and Canal. The Haw-Mill is capable of ma
king 'i n Ttu wimd Ui.llmi.' v nrth l umber
fl'arli). Toe Farm. Saw-V.ll n,i Timber
Land n'i a li.on. A Bank ot IKON OKE iaca
the pri-pertv ihe comiiiuous Montuur Ridg,
we-iward from
lfanvitle.
FarTt, separairly, at J."i prr acre.
The preitiist-s will be sold t er Tow (t
nve pavmeitts) as the ownfr IjTes 17 niiaw
fro in, and is t(o arM to at'end io it proptrlw.
rr luriher laturmaiuB.apriy to Joaui tiTaaw.
fanner) Agent, near the pr. rir.
HltH BELLAS
Suobury, Pa-, Oct. 24, l(61w4
' . ,
FOR SALE.
rpHE S'ere-R.Mim ta'elv ocenpiti by 4iW
A. M. Lawshe. Jnquire et
J. M.LIN.S.
Lewisbure. May 17. IRGI.
FOR RENT.
W 0T" r"m ."".. f '.
I ,he lirM f Kit K HUt.SE on S-i
rmh Sl. ,. , .M:,rk.,, BO Me
r.ccupiedjaiji
br Kev..Mr.Leinbacu.
P.tr n.ilntari imiuir.
o( - fiEoKHE MEKR1LL.
, .,:..- tv, , mK,
Land Warrant fir For'y Acres
VUKSI E faquir, at .he off.ee of di
Stir 4 tAruH.cU, Le.ib.urf.
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