in coin m mi unsnifi mmmch.
BY 0. X. AVOKDEN AND J. R. CORNELIUS.
At $1-tO per Year, always In Adianrr.
PlRLlsHrB
Tnfsilav Mornina
& Friday ATiernfton.
a&Coutt meets next Monday. Let
11 concerned remember that punctuality
will save the couuty money, and nil! cave
the time of individuals. The good start
made in business, at Dee. Term, was grat
ifying to a!! korp it up, and a new era
will be hailed with joy by all having to
do with the Court or paying taxes.
Eetncmbct : Court costs tbe County,? 10
mn hour 1
jsuAoii don't forget the Printerf !
Mz-iea. Simon Cameron, has been on
a wisit to his parents' graves, and bis only
remaining brother's borne, in Lewisburg,
enjoying the (cerery of the West Braocb,
(familiar to bis boj hood's memory) previ
ous to bis contemplated Mission to the
proudest Monarchy of tie Old World.
Hie health seems to be very pood, and he
rrioy bis release from crushing cares,
Teiatbns, and resrorslbiliies.
"S"i' thou a m tn tlt'Hje.r ia lutineu?
fie iki!t f'm.l l-f -rt A'7 " TLis passage
was illustrated when the printer Kr.aNKLtx
was chosen, in the dark days of the Revo
lution, to obtain the aid of France. It is
may tlx- latter return, as honored aud as
aucccf.-fu'. as the former .
-J.TL. . -,. , i ... i
C 1UV W.U... -U Ui.e .e.j
Sharp for the Lnion county men, from ,
, .,
eur mountain airs to their first sea-sickness
in crowded vessels in the hardest storm on
the worst s?a-coat of the land ! Such a
shakir- nr, they never dreamed of! J G. 1
writes that be s bound to "lick the man
that wrote "A Life on the Ocean Wave,"
i oq sight ! T P. says he bad rather try to
fiht bis way borne, than come back on a
chip However, it may prove the best of
lessons to the boys.
teJfTle fjllowing letters are kept back
in the Lcwlsburg Post OSje, for want of
pre payment, or imperfect directions :
C 0 Frr.a W 'wv
F it in mtrn- 1 nn.u Pi
ut-i. I'lHtn.r. K. K-.tik'.
(!, tlff.r 1 -o p. o.r.
IP.
People occasionally, from ignorance or
gam broucht to m,d in the selee ion , ,:,vcto!ders, and desired theAmer- cf Le.isburg," whose "correspondence" ; hOTtI ie iDd j cf MWi. o helIy fjt. reIntajbtred lhlt n.,nr.ily, printed t.le,
rrintcrCAMEr.ov.m its present troub.es. ica0 Government to understatd that in Gov. Wise published some time ago Hill j TiiWaii ;te jcI tai o ef lrins more aod l.eer customers than
. .-i T.nrp.ent rnir now crcat Nation at the this war the work;o reotle of KaiilanJ and bis 3.0'JO men are turooscd to tt f ' . . ... . : ti. ;a ,.
" lfc.. ' - - ' hot pressed nuts: Z tran railing factories, . ." "J
Vourt 01 i, ussia. seifmaue eu, c. ' ,. r,:.L.-a 1 fit. f,,, o nf ,j1;(, v,P,i. 1 otice, in ... v, .w.-paptrsne e.:cr
few ear'y advantsg-s, but with enlarged. ' uen. nuger .ntr,pta i w.u, - ,be b.rjains. We notice the following
. , c , - ajas ?.-. thtit ol'v b.'ty esciied on the island. of boiler and other rivets, and 1 of wire ; iit ,;.,'-. .
practical comtDon sense, and experience- a, ,rjf-S?! 1? ftWS- Tl. B:rk,Ld ::M!,r. .r, : "Tl, o .....(...;.. Uotica.es.
J f irfTPifu'ni-s dr,-n in letters unpaid, or
1 nnd,Wd. or intrerfectlv directed. The
r '
P.M. is D3t at liberty to forward tbt two,
'
lormer, ana can noi lorwara lue iincr
so that the senucrs are sometimes at au
r :l
. - Fl ic; is sai l to t.e again surronad-
JaThe U'iKiamspirt Ouz'tle states fl j S.W. Missouri so that he must
that the County lielicf Board arc issuing fight or run.
batch cf the Ljcomicg county sbinplas-, Generals Ilunfor and Line do not
ten of 1S12 a parcel of old blacks hav- harmonize as to Kansas expedition,
itg been found, unused. That county has 1 The second Dutler exjiedition, 10,
tbe unenviable fame cf starting that dirty, 000, is fitting out at Uorton.
ragged currency again wholly unneces
rmtt ti rrr r.rw m ni wu n i u ii iircca-
' . .Lm ka B'!.h,a bv
sary
" t J
law, and frowned down b, public opinion : Wa.si1NGTon, Feb. 12 -The f dlo.ing p'itioo, f.r publishing a regular daily ': " ' T "
at once. Let businessmen all unite against is Lieutenant Commanding Phelps' official CDmmuoiMtion m Fortress Monro. ' " ,? "''T, " "d ""
touching them, and proseeute those who , report to tiag (li.-er l oote, received to- . . , Ra..ok. ll""on. hotels; 1 theatre; 2o Odd
-,k, ,tm da, at the nead (jaarters of the army, by "d ' ' '": "' Fellow Lodges, and 10 of Masons ; 8 pub
ma" m. trlrrranh from r.irr. , Island. No proposition cf a epecu atlVS i- i n. . , . . r
.. v..-. i i-i.-. t-' g P ni a -i. . lie balls, seating from a thousand to twen-
TVt" Gunboat Conestoga, Railed Crossing,! iU b. entertained, nor -.11 the fi h
F.ne train, were thrown from the track, Tennessee Iliver, Feb 10, liC2. t contract be given to any person not in :,..: . " , Ps.ngcr
about a mile below tbe Muncy Depot, an ! c,B . .... ... ' . , .... ,, ... , . . . 'ly 1'"". d running to a different
Friday evening la., and one of them t!frj. 0ttr entircl. 60ccei,ful txptiit-a ,0
csider.b!y broken up The accid.nt was
a new passenger ear wmca naa oniy oeeu
i ea the road a day or twe. We believe
Ike passengers escaped uninjured
Meunesoay las', tne cown train was
delayed some hours between Muncy and
Milton, by the breakiog of an axle. I
- - j
Is.Gov. Curtia Las sent a message to
tbe House at I'arristurg, in response to
an irqairy rcai-!. lie has not that mys-1
terious document which, (it was alleged,)
played sueh important part in tbe passage 1
, . . ti .
Ot th I n.. u I -tn ni 'i ' , M 'in a.ft 1A
, .,
' h ? .. .
wish it understood that he
sould repeat
tais extra-courtrsy.
I-Pittsburg, Harnsburg, ranviIIe.A;e.
... ,; f , ih. V.tion.1 Fundrv. In
.
I sues oa;, wacn a,i irue patriots auouia
"s eye to eye," we propose that all con- h
tentions sh-uld le dropped, and the mat-
Iter be 'cjmr.romised" bv locatire it at!
lwUb-jr., wLich is a central pint coal,
Ima, ;ime,toe, wood, eorn, wheat, ie. all .
1-aa3 it .
- , at
7, ''The recent giod term for sleighing
;-ias tetf, : r.rawed. indeed everv.'
hwg oo runners baa been compelled to! cPl- Gwio "f th gunboat Tyler re
fPJ ' jr rect and int..... ... . p. : eruited 30 men for service on the gun-
ottajtv, , . '
. . . WU UIO, AW... , , ,.
ifi. w 6"- .
e3Oa Saturday, 2i of Feb. next, ed
fctcn wij rnft i0 i.jr rpl(j tna pee
arati0 of Ioi.rend.n, iv.ki
Fuewell AdJre;.,. ,l. ;a.....
Gsneral Order .f. .... l...,. . !
r f:tr the tatla between
B,
omersct and Mill r.tr . i
fcsTAt ladsp-nrJer. it m taj j ! "ot
evening last.
.. ,, euijeMij
j s ,!le "Hayti Minstrels, and
f evenings, Mr. ,,1BiU
-c.tIon,.iih.r:e,,on,:aitri(.3Dij
I-n"S Havev F h 11 q ! is
this torcnb la'.t riighV c! , "A Era Lave taken 2,300 or 3,000 priso-!
iaiHirg relonrt. n m. s '3B,,,m' ' oners, inclniiiii" 12 Colonels, Licatc-'
, drnj..'
drui
ai.a fc.rt.. . i s-'
I 'or.
. afce-p.
SkJJ!uU y? it at"ijr-l at 12 anukt,
as it wis at Mill Spring cr Somerset.
Our victory is clean complete over
whclminc. The total Rebel !os at H a-
it-ii T?., -l.iU
" '
quarter as heavy as the Kebel loss was
at Hull Kun as victors. '
The lUbel. s.yU.t th. I.nkee loss
is as neavy as tneirs wmcu can caru.j
be. Still, our vy u minpled with fears
', J b . ii-
, that roaov have Amrr cans perhaps well
: L V. T. 7: J , fV. .;r.,.!i,...
: laid down tl.eir lives for the cause of Lib-
, erty and J.iw. All anxiously await for
our own version of the Victory. :
-Xapoleon opened .he French
the 27th. Ia hi speech
,
Foreign'
Cbambcr on
he said: I
'The civil war which desolates Araerics,
has greatly compromised our corDtatrcial
iDicr's. s-"o locg, however, as the rights
cf CfUtrals are nsperttd, we mast coL&ue
ourselves to exprctrirg msuesioran tar.y
termitati -n f tUese dissccsbos." i
Mia in aiid iiJcll
:o'iibarni'on with jut
. , . 1
special notice
Mason went to Loudon, and Slidell to ,
Paris.
A meeting of V."oskinr;-mcn in Liver-'
I'Lil.dil., Feb. 14, 11. A.
M. No
especial news received in the City to this
.. v.,.- Ttitl r. 1
. I ir.;.i J ..11 , ........ rfVM
final!
'.
Fresjdeiit Lincoln is cra luallv a
sumiiio; more of hi? prerogative as the
Cotniiiander-in-Cliief of both Arrav
and Navy, an l increased activity is
everywhere shown, except in Gen.
M'Clellau'.s Division on the Potomac.
Secretary Stanton is heartily carry
ing out the lona-devised. far-reacliicg
plar.s of Cameron and Scott.
The Fort Ilei.rv Victory is confir
med in-d.-tail. There is, however, a
larze concentration nf Ilel el forces at
Fort Por.el.-on. fome "J" ni
rinnWon?-',lo
C!, !1':.r'fln i,-,b0
Fort Ili-nrv. on the
l,.r.. I.mh rpniml In mil .lmrn
the tree for miles around Ft. Poncl-
son, to obstruct the pa??ce of Union
soldier. A ticrec fieie, by land and
v-ao 'nv rT tl.! J. . .t-t n t, 1 1 , 1 1 ,n t I t- v.
- " V.' T ; uT , - -
prr 1 nr. ( lur t flliTl Is in Kentnr,;r
seem to be
erowtiii.ir tUc cueiav as
-
r nj ., ,.. cne,tr r.,
.
n hn rm nfo a innin
- 1 " . ...... .
Floreoc the f , o M to sha:
The Rebels were forced to burn six
steamers, and we captured two others, be
( sidrfi the half enmnlpt vnn.hoit r.tr-irt
x0e Mmttt burned were freighted
with rebel military stores. The Eastport
has about 2oG,0uu feet of lumber on board.
We also cap'ured two hundred stand cf
arms and a quantity of clothing and stores,
and destroyed the encampment of Col.
Crews, at Savannah, Tennessee. We found
tts Uu'un sentiu.eut stroLg.
CINCf N!f ATI, rob. 12. After the CSP-
.. . . . . :
nrar.r L. HJB,. il. ...1,..,, I
... v. . '"',k""rT.'
,k. k. n..K.. H...l,i-. .h.
Mdmrhis .t Iiaisvile K.ilro.l briljo.onr!
troops took a quantity of stores, &.c , and
riS:ej 00 jn el,se 0f the Dunbar, but did
not overate aer. u is suppoesa tnat sne
"Pi by running some creek during the
j 1... ict: .f .if... T 1
.
i...
the LsJ cf ni.ion, lnJ ,
distance of 250 mi!s from l'aducah.
Leery, where alone the river, they
we" receivtd with a hearty wel;ome,
"a "- c n.on .. mines. in
" """""i .. ....
towns alonr? the river, the Old Flasr
was looked upon as a redeemer and hailed
with shouts of iov.
ooats, ana says ne caa get enougn to man
tbe whole Soet.
at Hading the Stars and Stripes once
more tbeir proUetinn, that tbey were fre-
ibeir proUctinri, tbat tbey were tre-.
: to give a ball Jo the effieer. of the i
.... but .be latter eould not remain
cpt their courtesies JJ.wever, our
V""g
Snoi:
c"Pl.
t ' " Vl.. .k. -.i. K
. -,.- ""
10 flve' ,nJ seciraerl to have no means
too extravagant to express their delight
jy
Ill TKI.PGR APII.
UuRXsIDE S UKFICIAL 1IETORT, IS
'
cant Colonels, and M.tjir?.
I tals
Ueir I-jiS ia 1J kilkJ, 110 wouaJtJ.
IEWISBURG,
CAPTURE OF ROANOKE!
oports-aUoirctlierthronffli Rebel
' . ... " . .. -.. .
channels indicate that IlurnsidcanJ
tiniilMioroosn. i-uxiv um tTk, fain.u
lar 'f I-lanJ of K.janoke.dofenJeil lv
. jj,; anJ ;. t0 5 otM) j;c
cls. After three days' "peppering -
fUin wc ilif,r. on . uurdav-the
L Illon victory wa Complete. Jurin?
the contest, the IteM Com. Lvncli
1 . ' 1:. i ,
came down with Ins Mi!:-quito r leet.
l.;,.t, itM, nil .na-nrrantnml.
except perhaps one boat. ,
On Sund.iv, the R.-licls burned and
c-vacuutcJ KlizabctU Citr. to keep it
frora j.'c Ullion tT00f: JJtCU't' -
P"t of our army pushing on We.tto
lvJ.'iiton. .,.:
beth Citv is an old town of 2.000
inhabitants, at the bead of a branch of
Albcrmarle ound cn the north. From
that City, boats go up a river to the l;s-
tc,l acip Canal, and thence into Nor-
lolt. 1 ae natural ODstruetion, swamps sc., :
say for fifty miles, ecly keeps Kurnaide ,
" , f , , , ,
Generals Hill and lie eommanded
at Koanoke-bat Wise is said to lave ,
jbeen "sick" aud absent. Had he been
"thar" be mijzht rerbsrs Lave f-.rmed the
less of au entire army on Ii an'jke island,
is certain
lily the most painful event of the
r
war.
W.,e. son of llu,. Wis, was shot throng
i the hip and disabled, though his wound
' was cot mortal. Mai. Lawson and Lieut .
Miller were mortally wounded. About
oOO Confederates were killed. Oar woun-
... i . l , , a
shipuian Larnem bad bis arm shot oil.
The other casualties ate unrepsrted.
The latest intelligence from Savannah,
is that the federal gunboats were at Walls
cut, an ( pening which communicates with
Savannah, wi:uout passing fort l'uiaski.
The city cf Savannah is being strongly for
tified. The 5-awver Gun burst while beine fird
"J" 13.'b 'T ' ki,"82e."
,nH. wo.Dd,? 4 or o oiher Norfo k ,,
..-J .i-i I 1-. ll.J
in vain -treachery su.rected among! the 1
North Carolina troops and the greatest
alarm prevails.
Cl:. n. T -.--1
v V I . 'l A
rAahrl w crlr An thA lltlh flnr
'ar
ships hive taken more prixea ia the Calf,
. . . r . - . . 1
and men in good health before New Or
leans
Meffit, late Captain of the U. S. Crusa-1
der, has taken command of the pirate
Cecile. 1
r l .l. .ut. a i
tror. ,; Mexico '
'
. ,, , , I
The Secretary of ar calls for proposals
-
w". v-r "a "Pres,;Ther. .re is chartered b.nk,. ,Bd 12
,nes. bv te errarh. mai . or personal an-
. . n
to tax the salaries of government em-
ployces of the army and navy, tea per
cent., which we hope will be adopted.
President Lincoln's youngest sen is !
very sick. Sec. Stanton has bees sick,
but is recovering.
Arrest of Ge.v. Sionb. The ITaA
. r it1 .I... .1 .
,.,.,,,.,....,,,.....,..
Gen. Stone was the direct result of the
action of the Congressional Investigating
Committee, and that ethers are to folio
:l .u. -l a -e I
uueil tun army is icaiu ui utiiuie, ui
J '
men of doubtful loyaltv. This policv is
worth millions to the National Treasury.
Much preiudice exists airainst General
Stone, who is sent to Fort Warren as a
,,.;., ,Mnr. nnrml.li.K.J knt
c,ing lack of Ralls Rluff. Ue was a
vortaern man. but married a Secession '
wife, and is in a bad position.
A Dr. Ivs, cne of the brarfine, lvins;
editors of the pestiferous .Vec Yurk Her. .
aid to far intruded npon Secretary Stan-'
ton at Washington, as to cause his arrest :-
as a spy and visit to Lafayette. Another
"nuisance is thus aba.ed.
The Secessionists of Palmyra, Me., hive
been levied npon for SU.000, to repair
the railroad bridges thev or tbeir eompa- I
trio's completely destroyed. They nat.-'
rallv don't like it or see the sense of it
General Halleck's levies, however, ue '
stopping railroad destruction.
, , ,. ,. ... , . . '
Th Re,b'' f".W 7'l
the Ne- Orleans, was
overhauled by an I u.on ship ..en the .
ti..i. ... .(,;. .....1 ..a .h..
.s - .
Yankees, and the 6re extinguished, and a
good haul of eaipcter and other Talaable il
articles saved.
, .. , i . . j" i
Th. frairnr mhn was (leteeted. some
months sgi, filling shells with sand to the ;
- f a a .it j
tt ...h.ngton .Navy T.rd, and - .Ho-ed ,
Washil
t0 esca;
KiyeL
escape and go Sooth, was killed at Fort-
lie was a physician, and was .
fouud in one of tbe deserted Uebel hospi- !
wttb the top of bis head cut off by
tnuon LiL 1
UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, FEB. U, 1862
ConwoM'iin of tt Star a cbromicia
Pittsburg. (AGAIN ) '
t O J : . k 1 . ..U. if Mnr ?rflra i i
c i - -
.-, .hnrt limn tn c:nnnrehend all its
.v.. 1
varied business interests. At the mouth ,
of rivers stretching across I'ennsylvania
into irgmia and ew 1 or, and wito an
,he 0bi(, ,0(J Missis5ippi below it, Pitts-'
burg has opportunities, which h.vt been i
wUclj ,nd tigorous!, improved,
. ... -,; . m,fc. it ote of the
f . . v.-.f.-in,;.,
Crst if not the first of Manufacturing
.. n , , n.
'" ,n lle Cm1 ,nJ Ir0D re
shundint in its neigbbirhood, and its
manufactures are principally of Iron and
Glass. Yet there are varied branches of
"' "
in,onittcb ,
always at -
this teeming hive of industry,
that some citizens (themselves
ays at wor or Busy; really suppose
there are few if any drones, "loafers," or
idlers in Pittsburg. A recent publication
before me attempts an enumeration of the
leading branches of manufacture, Sic, as
fallows :
ti.... .,. j.tt. ...v;-- to PJ.iknr,
'23 rolnn; mills fur iron, and 3 masirg
, ,,. , . - , , ,
lca rol'.10e '"lusive.y;
Jf easting iron, ana o lor trass ; 1 . steam
eneine and machine shops, and 8 boiler
r-fl . ri! 1 nf rarvp.tiru. ni.tttlc 9 rprf
, ' . ,. , . , c, ,
heavy estab!isbni-Dts devo'ed to the tnan-
' ufaeture of domestic hardware, 2 iron safe
factor.es, 3 of plows, and 3 of cutlery and
aurgical instruments ; 2 extensive rolling
I mills for cepper: 5 cotton, 3 red and
; wbitc lead, aud 31 elass factories; 4 cf
looking glasses, 2 of railroad cars, 2 of
oapiu ware bo-j rres?ea iiu cooos : o 01
' ' '
j coaches, 0 extensive ones, besides many
I 1 . 1 t
breweries of ale and of lager bier ; 2 steam
cracker bakeries, C factories of lard and
Jicsecd oil, 6 potteries, 3 woollen factories,
I of oil cloths, 1 if surveying and ecgin-
ecring instruments ; 17 large tobacco fae-
lories, besides a number of small ones : 2
pstent leather manufactories ; 5 fburing
' .
.,"" " - 'V aUllla; lb CZteDSlva
e",ne' manufactories, beside quit a num.
b on a limited scaie ; 2 of varnish, 2 of
i paper, 1 of alcohol, one of kid gloves, 3 of
I t 1 . t a t. . . r. T ...-?.
u' "uu" ' "
.11' a I 1 -
Of
(tadJierv and hirnesi. beside minv nn
.-11-. o f tia o ri
smtlier jca.e : J. 01 laaJit-trces. 1! of am-
brellas and whips, 3 of g'ue, S very hctvj
,f J J' r r . r m
" o. cut maruie, 01
buckets od tubs; 3 of kegs, 1 of Hritao-
ii r I cf wire cloth, 1 of bells, 1 of
porcelain teeth. 1 of children's carriages.
1 of gold leaf, 1 of bobbins, I of corks,
i,..:i. ... . ii , . ,
besids a great variety in all branches of
iniai. Brn,nf,a : j
j i. v . .
...... ........
q of the city; aud 6 lines of rail-
Union, in full and daily operation."
I One leading and rapidly augmenting
! branch of trade and manufacture, tinmen, i
tioned above, is the Coal Oil.
gave me in LewUburg an introduction to
his house fHrewer. Sill k Co.1 DuOaesne
v , ' '
uu it.uGui. c, nil lue AiirLjauy. Here
we fll in with a ninnnor in fh oil tr.rl '
.' , . .
u """
"oa- The atP-J "om l" Oil Region is
so great mai u ones runs 10 waste, even
:
i
,'
the AlWinv'n snrfare illas'ritln "rlvor.
B J e
..... .. .
' ". of it, in high waters,
fl'"S 1'te drift logs in a freshei
dowD 'he Susquehanna. Tbe natural oil
we Mw looks as much like the green seuro
on the surface of a dead fror oond. as anv
thing taste and smell not inviting. A
!..... nf ...J. ;t ;. ;
. .
I'itt.burg L.r n-Cning, the reCocries being
beyond the built-up portions. They say
tbe '-benxioe is of little value in itself j
however, to some extent, instead of j
turpentine, for painting but it must be!
extracted, as that is the only portion of
toe oil which is mnamable. The dealers
Lere "!cct fjr ,nc,r "n 088 '-olo-
arucie, nut maxe n ngnter-eoiorea to ,
,n,, tbe PPaUr "i- It sells at 35
t0 40 Per MoB ' lolesale I am
t - H J "P?M b' at least
' U supercede gas. At the Fort Fitt
Glass Works Washington St. near Feno.
! A venae we were sbowo E D.Pitbridge'e 1
avenue we were snown i. L.i'itnnage s 1
VlUM 0741 Lamp Chimney-flattened on
he ,,, ..j, of x v
P ' "e lamp-wicS-maJe ot A.
flint elaas. the sbane of the elass and i's
euperiur material ii ia ciainaeu renuermg
almost impossible to crack the ehimoey
by the mere beat of tbe lamp.
Away over and np tbe further side of
J ;
i . - T n. V. . . c e . j
s ' ' ,
raw day to see a "white iron works on
' ..a
" j
7 , ,
" rnuvuTg -you suouia rem-moer .
" gerl name.embraees twelve distinct j
cltits boroughs and parts of townabips, so
built opoo and run together that surveyors
0D1. e draw the dividing line. The
.: . i : : z ., . . ... i .
popu..ou ,n prom,,i
ion ftflft Tk f it. n
. - J
prcscnts the names of 350 streets, some 4 ,
few 0f them a mile in length generally,
irrtgnI,r, t Jf ut t0 strangers. There are
oser 2 000 tui,ine,s firmj enamerted,and
350 professional men. The number of
i... r : :
... .1 v , . .
there seems to be an abundance, of eoitly
... . . , , '
descnptions, but the general attendance
,juring oar storB, Tlt seemed to indicate
that the "fair-weather Christiana" were
the leading persuasion. The theatre and
houses of that sort seemed not to lack
visiters and Cba's Whitney's Oratorical
Personations were fairly attended but the
excellent Young Men's IleadiDg Room and
Library (where 6trangers are privileged
to attend with"ut charge) aliho' n honor
to the City, wu but thinly vUi.eJ, by a
small mr'ion of the youth. W.
lTliLIC SALES.
As tLe time f.r Auctions is ar;v.n at
I , ! -j - 1 ! 1 . .
oanu, we wun.a re.uu M rmi.Mi
(fie CiAl! X MSKi'SM LB ValiCO C JU JU
prepared to print liil.s neatly, quicsly,
Wedn. S Mer.-Jim F lir we's. Eal B jlt
Thar. Mar. Jime. R. Z -iier. Ea-t Bual
Sat. 8 Mar. s'arnuel s si-ahl. Ke .v
Wed. 12 Mar. Jacob iJjnli.e. Baffa oe
While Thomas S. Sheardown, pas'or ot
the Baptist Church in Troy, Brad. Co. I 'a.
was in the meetirg bouse, preaching,
'. i : l . . i . .
some racii stoie bis uorse, cuuer, u.iu,
aud two buffalo rs, frosa the sheds,
and male off was tracked part of the
way to F.'.mire. Mr. Sheardawn is a vene
rable Englishman, who has preached
many years in this couatry with gnat ac
ceptance and usefulness.
About 1 o'clock on the morning cf the
31 iast., a frajr.e one and a ba t
story
buildici!. near Iltckscherville, Schuylkill
county, was destroyed by fire, and eight
persons, all that were in the Louse at toe
time, perished in the S.mee a msn and
his wild, four children, the youngest being
12 years old, a male boarder and a serv
ant girL
,'Ia'' "S:h J,n-' n'"m
i . -1 1 i w ... i . i ' j i
bis mill pond. While shouldering a small
.. v t
i- i j i i: j j .u-
' . u i . u
-ti.-lr. Im lintr nfioo him. broke hii neck.
lit leaves pir-uii, wife and cLildrea to
Umant viti Irisi
. r o r '
Geo. T.. Hcffman, of EtEughani county,
Illinois, last fall raised two bushels of Cuf-
fe. tnoch ressembliog the Kio. He got
the seed in Australia, and the third year
01 toe plant it yieiueu a lair crcp.
' i r
a fir. v.rot. rut in Mr. Henria'a Fniow
n.n n.t.i, Tuesda, .mi.(,i
- -
hr vlit,!. tl m litiiMirii arid fiirnirnr w.r I
much injured before the togiaca extia-
;.k. l (l.wi.,
: J
An o.d lady in ihiamspsrt has a teo s Warren 10 Erie, will ee ouoer ihe upern-! AOTIl E IS htTpbv giVtO 10 ill COt
egg (colored,) which was presented to tenrtence of JAMES LEWIS .hose mie will cati.thutixtiu-Z0Zimtamt4rrom
her forty-eight years sgo. The shell is . he SuPenniend-nt ot tbe Wesiera Division. hare ltlIeJ lar accounts lD tne &t2liitt;
full of figures, made by seraping off tht H.s Oibee will be at En. Employees oa this OiKce at I-ewi,bure. I'niow countv, and that
coloring. This is "an old egg."
Tbe Danville American states that W.
.Snyder, of Valley township, Montour)
Konnlr k-iMst4 awtnlit iwrAW at nlli ahrar
Ue'i 'ila ta sboot rebels.
-1!.
' - j . e
.L-. Ll. -If. .1 4 -LIU L.J
. , -i , .l " :. .. l .. l. " '?
ail uiea oi aipineria ai oome. Became craxy..,
The total eost of the new Ciurt IIa3
at V illumsport, has been S40,0G'J M, as
.1tui ;D ,h. Auditor's renort for l.veom-
icg coantT.
Tbe Mm,!. T.r.jrV,h of Harrisburg
no. bring, the latest new, for th. North
i. l
1r,Dch C3u!l!!t
I pon a smail pox alarm in Scranton.Dr.
Throop vaccinated iiO'J persons, one day.
Premiums.
. Tha off-r " I'remiums. may
bt , our U5cf.
ThA uihi.p ;. n
excellent edition easy last a life-time 1
we give it to whoever cets ns the most .
lUDscriOers between lt Uec. an1 reti '.
IKIFr
n, r.t r-'v,.'..rh.ri..sikJi..t.!Mr I w.s.sott
aj att-uivaMa SLacK.i,trx.i..aiiTi.e.
i anna nouashKR. i.tj ui.s.rt.
H, a oillins. ii i aii,ufM
f Jxtafpti V. tvod El:ubata frbrioer. Fanetwl zImxAj
mt 1 o'rlopk.
JOHN P. ANPFRsN. , Itviirur boiMW .a ea
lb JanhtU, di.4 a MeoLs Unt, al UantiaiawttoB, aOcr
iiv"ii.(acjw2Tesii)ftaftf ruiG rtsiiEtt,
nrmaT ip. .aum ii bii in enirt id tuc x.cj.
Ta,tt C- BitUT nf VoIuttirva. Htt boJy M lAktm lur
iQtrrtDnt t bom, rsiif liiU wn-lt.
i.,.,,.,'. .d ,,;...a v.r. '
i wiiiiuJrm,ji e,ait.xasct Ufrmax,
f"". """ (
JtttDiBUUrfl XililClaCt.
Corra-trjt Hcry
$115 Kgffs
.. 55 Tallow
45 Lard
113 Ham
.. 1,60 $hoa JiSide.,
Wheat
" ut41
S 12
. 8
.. 8
. 12
S & 9
$3,50
.. 50
T.
'
1 on
Oats
flaxseed..
Dried Apples. $ 1,-5 Cloversecd
Klrkin Kutter
JU I'otatoes
Kutter... 11 Couatry Cusp 4 & 6
lle'js no ea.o
THE UNION," established" in 1SU Wtole Xo, 1,510
" CHRONICLE,"
T i r r S-tf pr rminir in ihe Po-t f
j Office ai LEWlsULKli, Pi, up 10 Feb
luarv It, !:!.
iv.rr 0 K Pntaaw, Wnu
Hurt.rt. Mn Cttri. 1T.B... '-
Br. r .It a t. MT.II. M4 ME
tUrktiKr. J I'""." a HusMrrlrb
Brai.r. M'.. B.rT
; cr.-u. t.tw. .
; iilS:.;.?.1'" fcr'vi"
Lr""10" .uA'.';.''!.'.
LT,.. U.V.;b.ri
1 li-r. Mr. auUth C .ta. Mr.
? . .4
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S",T"rt:J:,'l,
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1. rife
Ssnh
1
Sl.-r:. - A 11
Mi.lt-r. tt lilitm E
St.ob.rt. J M
StntuU KrWl
r: r. t.r c
rrnc. Mr s.r.a K
Tl.-.HM. AlBrr
TiM-y. llB-h
T-:i- . Mr. Anna
T-i !..r
r..-r. r II
H tt lUrj I
Xfrh. S I
H-.rf
ZBt.Trr, Ju.t
r-Mrc, afrwrf
." "7,b o'1'
1 nr-k. Tii..u
i1t"tt
L.r'-.'iiriMr. Soicm-
kl'T. Wrii
M-,t,l... Mr. Jul:
al i'larr, Irturu
Frrsns ralline for the above Letters, li
p'.ea.e ay ihy are -adveried
r UK W IORKE.-T, P
v.iv .1 C
RL for the coming beacon,
T NEB1T'S H."E HOVfE.
S. u'.h Water St.. I ew:sburj.
We are reaKine eifnive preparations u
SUPP V
h PURE ICE 1 former
Cu-.t..mr and a. many new ooe as maj tavot
n. - h their ra'runaee.
- ire will be d-livered throcrhont the
entire Sumner, so as to arcotnm-xlate a 1. at
a I tt prices a eai he atTcrded by any othera
Lrwi.ture, r.-i-it, l"r2.
.
. ATROVi Oil '..
arranted XO.N EXPLOSIVE.
and erual to any KEHOSEE.
Whv lav an eipl.-sir; Oil. when a few rents
more p-r gallon w.ll furnish Ti with a per-
f.ct 0.1 ' MaJe cnlv tv
renna ?alt Mannfaeturins CoT.pany,
j .. rr.. v. aisat n., rutuuuruia.
I Feb 10, le'.Sjt
SlI'OMrlCR ! SAPOMFIEftr
L?-l ne FAMiLV SOAP MAKER.
ll Ke.chn tira- ran h made into food
,.,..., jir,irn k
ry Erections accomraev.ng each B.-x.
SO P is as easily made wuh it, as making a ;
cup of L nVe. j
! Manufactured only by the Patentees j
, Penn'a fait Manufacturing Company, !
t X- I2T. Walaat U fHIUBtlfnlA. !
' Feb 10, lC:vl
TURNPIKE ELECTION, j
OTICE is hereoy eiven to the S'.i'Ckhold-
ers of ihe Beiielonte, Aaronshurs and j
X
Y..unman-town Turnnike Road 4 ompaay. t
ihat an EIetio will be held at tbe Jioo-e of i
Henry B. Muisiaa. is Aaroasbure. oa Te-(
dav ihe 1 lis day of March neat, t-ieen the
hvur- of 10 and S o'clock of sa d day. to elect
fu e Directors to manage the concern of lne
Lmpacy fjr the ensainc far.
PETER WILSON. President
Spring VClls, Feb S. Hni l?d I
GENERAL ORDER.
rpHE Pennsylvania Ka.lroad Companv
1 having lais day latea posesion ot the
pniladelpSia A Er.e Kailr.-al. unter tne cc-n-iiMinns
agreed on wuh the PhJa-Je'rhia ii
En Railroad t'otnpanv. ihey have appointed
JOSEPH U. PU ITS. General Manag-r there
of, to whom all Orlicers and Employees will
p.nl.r 104Ua,,u0,.
I. EDfiAR THOMSON.
President Penn'a Kailroad Company.
Office of the Penn'a Rai'read Ho- )
rhilaJe phia, Jan tsci. )
General Order, Iffo. 1.
I Ti t il-r Tf-sl oa and atltr Jjn. 30.1 '"ji.
I. The Western Dlal.ioD. from
Divisioo will be under his charge, and will
i make ail communications repect:n their
d-jurs or the business of the road, to him.
except as otherwise provided in this Order.
. The l.a.-rsa Uitlxloii. from
SunSnrp t U hathsin vTt'l h nn r TtisW ltrw
ermten-tence of SAML EI. A. BLACK, whose
i tule will be Superintendent of ihe Eastern
"a S Z$ m'.M
rr-prci. x ...r uul,r, uu-
ny of the road, to him, eicept as otherwise
prf Tided in this Order.
III. The Account of Freieht and Pas-,
jenj-er Ba-ine wm. on the Wettrrn b.r.--
ion. r in ihe immrdiai charre of JPH.N C
B"i''-. whose mn will be Ass.siani Audit-
or. H;, 0.-&H be a! Ene. On the E-.iera
K.rumn .hT wul be id immed.ate cha.-e nf
THOM AS M. PAVK who.e t.tie w.ll he As-
J' -" '
lamsport. He wil! a. so have char?e of the
H.vribuno. of Passenger Tickets over eia
All communications r-sr'f'ifsFre.shianrl . " aeronm o. n- m.mrr.sorviv
Passener accounts hv Emplorees; oa ei.her ,n Ad.aiMrator of Je Vl.a.late of Har
Liivision.wiil be made to the Assistant Aadi- t tieitin borouh,drc a.
! tor thereof, and respecting soppl.es of Tickets i
to Taov . M. D.tis.
JOH. l I'OrrS. n.nentl Vinitrr.
i. ci a ... ,
Les..e Phiiad. A Erie K. k. ' '
general Managers ttfine. I
I -a;, 11 SIC H. W. CPOTZER has
' XJ'tsi rceive-1 a laree assortment of the
?neesi and best Vl'SIi' compnsins;
Sacred and Secnlar Boi.lr., Instrnctors f.r
dirler?ni Instruments. Ball Room tactics. Ae,
loeihrr wuh a choice selection of Miet Ma
sir. amonr wb'Ch ihe patriotic sort is well
represe nte.t. All of which u for sale, cheap.
ai ihe OI.U P(K-T OFFICE, Lewisbtiry. j
siha removed to Sojth .id street. fonr .
d.ors from Ihe Town Clock. LEW.
ISBI Rt;. p
.T. M. MOYLi;,
AttorDfj at lav,
LEwisBrao. rxtiN co. rs.
CDSI I.TATIOsbad in the i.ng!ib and
tirrmaa lanftuaz's. t
dice ai ihe Law OiBceof Wm.Jones.Esq. j
ls.rt. J.. a, ia.
, , - . i
ISOinClIllIKr jACWI !
'- '
GROCERY, FLOUR & FEED STOKE :
on Lower Market street. Lrwishun. io
doors above the old Have' stand. nere I wiu '
seil everything as
4 heap a Ihe C Iaeiipl !
tVOYTt'Kr hv ih. ean.lr' h crrrv d-v
it EET PoTA TOES, aad oihrr Vegetables
ia their seain.
IVtH Pi.fr.l' kinds PrmtMir.
r'9I'?"t.'a I sa-,;' lo.irs-. j- j
Oet.lSlMl .M. Luia
established ia 1S43 Whole No.. 3I.
Court Week
ELECTION.
VCENERM. MEBTI.NU cf the Members
of Ih l'm-m Cnntf Aericultttnl !otut9
be he!d at the Office o! J. A Hr-rtz. ia ih
borooeh of Le.ubure. on 1 ona. the- 1
dav of Februa.-v next, between me hoar ut I
ami 4 o'clock. P M.for the pdrpoae of eletuag
Orficera fne the ennmg year.
Jan.S7. aS. J. A. M EKTZ. Rec P-c
T0 TAX COLLECTORS.
Y'OU are hereby aotited that the lime hat
eipired for settlinr ror I"i'"ea'ea. II
i expected tvsjwill mae everv etfiri t" ha?
ihea hquid'aied by February LVuru There
are some old demanda oa the Treasury lhal
must be paid, and the tamihea of Vuluaieera
moat be paid ia L'ah, mnoihlv.
J. A. VER fZ. Treasurer.
I'nloDt'ounti Court I'roc lanaaiiarsi
w
T H EKEAS.ihe Hon. SA MX S.Va OUUi.
Pr-ideci Jn'!pe for the imh Judicial
District of PettnsTlraa'a. composed of iha
! eoonties of I'nuu, .Mitfim and isnyiler. and
J. Wbno.-n. an"'' n Wills Eq,A,o-
I ciateJodtresiurnii-neountT.have isard their
Pr-rPi, brir.a .he .h dr of kl.
i nnW Court. IV-nrt of C-nin. Pleas. Over
a". t Terminer, and t!eneral (Jnaner .i a.
. .. ,K, ,. f lh CPUBI. ,- ( Jo.
. ,. , f F.brnar.. (btma- lha
S h davl isfi;. an t 10 cootinne cue week.
. . . 1. . . l.k. ,n tk ftn-
pnfT julCPt ol ,he Ec and t.VnstablM ia
ln j j lf lne CLlinlv rf I nirn.io appear i ibeir
own p,,,p,r pfr,,ms with their records, inqut-
mtioDs.examinauon. and other remembraocea
! 10 do those thiLgs which of iheir offices and ia
1 their t-ehai! arperta.n 10 be done; and all Wit-
nses and oUir perns prosecotiai in behalf
of the Li mraonwealih aarainst any person or
' persons, are required to be then and iherw
anendmc. and not depart wi hout leave ai their
renl. Jurors are reijaes:d u te punctual ia
jhr rD rr"J lS-ea-
I Given under mi hand and sea! at ine Sher
liD's Office in Lewmbors the 9:h day of
. January. A D IMS. and ihe vh var or u
I inje,ltce of the Tnited P ales of Ameri-
Cav Ovd save the Commonwral-h
j L. T. ALBRIGHT, PherilT
i List Of Grand JufOfS, Feb. Term.lb61
Miffl nburg James H Voung
Lttrvbvrg Ci W Hater. John Hertt. James
Haves. John Hooehton. Jos Green. Th Keber.
A'.'y Jarob Kodenbaosh. Ltaol Kautleaaa.
WieX!tr aml Showers. A W Smufej
Hxrtl-y Satnl Mo'i. Saml tsirahnra
limerlne Philip Gross, Benj Chambers
Rupert Chambers
LaU Huilar Jacob Slifer. Saml Baker
HVrf uaiie J H Kleckner
buffiLit Mania Donkle. C ftwartileuder
Hmdy Cns Gadykonst, Michael Fiaber.Bir
.V Berlin Charles Waiter
TAkl EHSF. JCEOBS.
Lrtrit John Fil'man, Jr
LemrMirg Jos Glass. J F Phaf-r. Jxse M
Evans, Ber.j Cawiry. J nnson V aila. Georga
H.'isiein, Martm IireiM acu, John trown,.C
1) Kune, tSamoel Morrow
Hartlm !aml tlaroas. C P Emory
-Vir B-rurf U C Weizei
HradifC G Hnnter. Jac Eaier. J T Hunter
.inif.-1 Pf.ers. Philip Beofer
H'.r bf'ilM .-eo Zeliera. Frank Faust.
Jibn Frederxif. Eiward ati'h. Geo Wacnef.
ri.vid K'ekner. Christian Gat !. Zachariab
Bryman. Isaac Zellers. Israel VVeor
EaU HtfaUif Jonn Vcurg, JnoStrohecker,
Davi4 R-am. W I. Harris
Imum Phil p Vconr. Cha Cawtey. Saml
Mow. Jacb Hummel, Charfes Uifit
Krlly Jas Prnsa
M'ie Ifrrr Dan Bnnar.Hy Kutebadr
Mf.intttrg Juhn Gutelius,vi m Boiar.'I ha
Crwrnniiier
Bujaitlebv Frx.Hy Hanck,tao Tcung
HartUlvn John Verier
I REGISTER'S K0TTCE.
tbe said acconms wid be presented lorci'Dljf
B aucn and allowance at the Orp hans' Ctuit
to be held at LKWlspl Rti, for ihe cnanrv f
Union, oa the third Friday of FtHKL AK V
next, being the JI i day ul said mcDth. via.
1 1 he account f Susan Fry, Administra
trix of the estate tf Laniei try liit uS .New
Berim borooth, deceased.
2 The account of laac Slecker.Adninit
tratrr de bnts Don rf Anna YaUrt ia;e oT
Lewisborg Pvrooeh. dee'd-
3 The account of frjrtkirw S.Tkama.$er&,
wnB 1 f .. u.
P"0,;"1 " AaBDr,,T , r u
m iit: eltri. j uut ua rvv'i'i w ut'i . vre ui user
Execators o! ihe lat m-Al ao i lesTament kS
"W'l- im.w o. m ;r i-rrr . r. cry a.
. ln final acccu.t ot boch P. teller.
f J'" " "
1t&
' "V
R-chavj. E,-r .1
iaoiinisiraT.or 01 tne rsiair vi jitujiuim .r-
hurt borooEh. itc"d.
and final arcnint c f Jno F.
Exerster of ihe laM will and teiaan-
r i ar accooni ei j.an ixca?n:rn. rne ri
ihe Eiecutors ot the last m ill and tesiameni of
Matthias .rr, late ot Lewisr-nrtt Bov. ire
9 The first aec'i of ah K Z mmerman.
Administrator de bonis dob with the Will an
nexed ol John Ai.W, late f Buffalo. Tp.rtce.
Jo The second aeeonnt of Ja'a M'L'reieat
one of the Faecnrors of the taei will anl teia
mrntof A ndrcc Vis.'ate of BarTaI. eTp.f!fc.
II The lirst and anal aeccuat of famncl
B.rre anj Michael Meyer. Execotprs of ;ha
la..i will and teMameDi of Xrtj Berze, !aie of
Limestone Tp. dec'el.
I.EOKt.E MFREI1.I., Kr-a r
Eegiater'a OlBce. Lewi.burg, J.a. il, l6j
Issue List for Fel. fonrt.
I Cvrus Faion vs J.-'ho l.arcnce
Ralph Duty va Ho" Vs. o
3 ( and M Jodoa vs J .Miilrr art G Hoover
j 4 Jn Miller assignee Ae vs B J-.! n' Eara
15 8 D M'jnsca vs 1. Pa'mer's Admrs
; Charles Menseb v B rkinbine ai Mears
j 7 Marg Vvers va Bca M Ktinnc
' Arv f an admr vs t'norrh .V M'Vichael
Jacob ft.chlv vs l.fw:sTirr Fana
1 Chat Weikel vs Philip Wciuel
1 1 James Arnold vs Fricii. B ilnner Co
i ji i Evans f. r W alls vs W Hare.
13 (.,., ,mt Bowman vs Al-rthi A Raack
14 John Sanaev vs Aaaa Ii MDirr
IS E.,z . Mcnsch et al vs SsaLcr-.sodWf
16 ame same
n Dav d x,t v, j, h. r,r,i
' Ahratn M V a'trr vs J. hn K-s.!r
Hives A M'Crm'k vs J B-rras- ai.rf Wf
SO Jc Cornelius
vs Jo W Shnp.r
va Jtneh M"ta
v Th I'rei.haeh J'
ts Pivft Scr-fcis.r .t .1
vs J ! Hr!i"-a el al
I tl J.j. W brlDer
2- A S Commrncs
23 Hnrv !ner
t as m H I'nane.i
' tS R-i. Siln & Co
Ear.e. . Mcre
o, iiie at the "dm:;" C'ie