-wr- 'Pi a f fW ft IV I I .U Hi vL7 A. U 'THE UNION." eotiMLLeJ in lcll Wiul Nu.. BV 0. N. WOKDEN AND J. R. CORNELIUS. At .1.50 per Ycnr, ttlvt nys In Adianrp. LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PI," TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1862. "Cnr.ON'K'LE," HlablblieJ in 1 3 i3 iVWe No., S3j. rsSI IMllll WW h .fill III VMM -LL XL ii 11 nmHin smi-tNi i kiv Tuesday Murnin.. & I'rly Aflernofta. fsSTtead XeW A J iir;ieeiui.nts of Evans, Paper IUug.r-.aJ cf .immer- MAS is Clothing Store. Th Mrdcl C.autry Store of Kino, at White Deer M..ls, is receiving tew .up- ply cf Ooods, which are ollcred on the fairest ternjs. (H.s Ait. can-e too late for to day's psper.) "Scott's Amconda." Long before fillinir l.' olfa co:hk-1-led him to ri'tife, ti.? itironipantlde Lieutenant ll.-n rtil li.i l tiirec.r 1 the I'resident onl C:.linct iti l ivitu' out those giat.iie Nova! r.:i ! I.uti i c.' : ditioos a,;a'iit ttrt; Hfl.-ls, thai have eince been eo pftnerai !y r-"!.ec.-ri'i:!. In AVr, tnoutbsS an.i cvoi ttt :iv j.n-s between the roaerjiiiwii a;iJ txcctn.-ia of a i-.ati. Wl.ile l eo'.s -.virc wm Ic ing out in crittij' ;r::'.ive sll ii -o, (It u. Scott likc:te-l she prat: I etiluun.s he was marfluFing ut di2'e;rei.t poin:s to the joints of :i t;rc.it out. which chouitl draw its l'.l-i ti-h: : titnl ?i:!l lighter until it broke t-viry l one in the body of Treason. I'i.-c'o.-ing all his plans to M'C'ic.lau (his f.:i -cejor as the r-er.ior Maj'ir Ger.eral.) ii :.- not fcnowa that any rr.aleri.il rlmnere l.ns Venn made iu what was mainly Sc u'.t s Etrajretic rlnr,s fur t tie C'amjiiij'ir. Over six montlis have a.-sed .-ince these great outlines of c p'.-ratloa were determined ujma. At the Kan ai 1 et the West, ti.ey have b-eu i..e-;iy executed by brave and sni-a ioj- lie neraU and Commodore!'. The keei of lire Gunbuais low so Utanus about the ilississipjii, were one cl the l;i ;t labors of Frcuiont iu his tenn. Excepting the surtu iscs ut Guvar.- dotte and at StmittrerrrtHe. our carver in western v irsinia iias i.e-rt on.- ol triumj.hs. M'Clcllaa's stje-..? there, won hitn his jirc-eat j-oition et Kelly, Hoseernt.-. Latid-.-r tin 1 other.-, oa the baiue held, have jituved to be equally worthy. S-ince his trau-Vr t tbe Futoinae, it has not been -M Cl.l lau's fortune to add wiythin to Li fame as a leader ia actle n. 11;. n..,: h upon Munson's Hill, and thit atl'ail Bluff, were betrayed, or sadly n::-:ri.i-naged, by some of his sttbirdit.:;.-.- and tlie Blockade continu'.'d. i;; only victory io a general contest on the Potomac, was at J ra:iicvilie, a:. 1 was not a pre-arranged but an accid ental encounter of the foe in ambu-ii by a foraging party it coalers credit upon none but the officers and soldiers actually engaged in the contest: they fought admirably well. The inaction of more than TOO OnO of our best Soldiers, uvn: halt a tear, between the Capitol and Ma nassas, disheartens and prc;uu';:c- i ', .),.-" ,.r . UlttUV imduisi ii.e u.u..i i ii i i i,i t.,i . . A . i ii.c.mn a-i.rs I. i i...... i .s VCU1I.1 1..1.1CIU11, nuj tug Ulltiu I U make advances l;ke cither wintr. But let the people be slow in deciding, as yet. The wisest plar.e may fall from do fault of the head or heart uf those in authority. Washington was often thwarted, and even dekaled.w hile his inferiors won field af;er field. It may have been the very be;t policy lo er mit the Rebels to hold to iluil '.iun. while we surround them in Xonh Carolina and Tcnneseee. The l'r-.s- ident, Secretary and M:CIcl!an under- Stand the whole lioar l much be tier inan me lmpaiicru mti.ses. ana liavc reasons for prevnvts delays. A f. -,v days past, the roads woaid not allow An onward movement. Let ns remember, then, that tlio; leading ofheers have their own and ..i . . . . we country s nonor ana intere-!.- at Stake, and w;21 be hel l to an aw! .1 responsibility. When fully prepared, tbey will Fend a (Jrand Army indeed geentingly irresistible and overwhel ming- mill lilt HQ lM,. nn.l l.r...n -i 1 T prove the death trripe of Scott's Axa- 0 . ... ..a unci ii" ".' iu Ihl i CI' irrrlnnnf s,v,tt - U-, COXDa to the Great Bcbcliion. a irginians tiO often err in tappos- IBC that "a part is greater than a whole of a thing in other words, that Virginia U greater than the United States! The heresy of "State tights" has led raalti tudes into this lc uf criminal aonseose. The same logic would make any County tSreMet than a State any Township supe nor to County ani any Man above a Township....,--,,., landing in anarchy, far 0 law can biod where the highest autho rity ii BiUiaei. y3t Gen. Garnet, with Slirin.. a ti .1... ... I friends of C tiioa until Virginia was fraud- nlently turoti over to Jell. Davis, when auej tue irresponsible serfs betrayed UBjODtoo,b.t:na,,jt:5H al Another delnsU.f Virginians is that tbey are peat men because their fathers .. Tha'rcism,:yranculiatlc 0.J Do;n.on-her nobles, are dls.wacd Iik. Scott, or io ntgro r tj 1 liuT., bteaus. they wiij nj, betray their Oovern! f-Dd Washiagt.no, Jeiler.wet. "'"MlojaIi(.r.riDciP!e,.-Bilbt obbt4o, murdered as "Abolish-,. " .-improve, resources, as the c...pa, 0 Sooth Carolina, ov.t., ..j .1 1-, .au most tenacious cuo - a titer s. i ?-L!e' KmS. 31- I, La. been dc eda.EeIrui.in5oa.er,f,Mb5r,(;:ll iermamcnt station at Lew : bur M.J b found at .be Buffalo Houe" g specie is qu,icj , xiti cenu j-rtaaiaa. 10 io naves : age ever equalled in its significant importance the ealtn.eau- tis-sa isl.i. rs.'ir-ri.t Ii r in- milnic ation from L;il(.j:Di fi)Un , io tB,!bcr Cu!anin. l n!, Mjrch G xvc-uK uta have bcn ti,hrr ... ,,u ,he tvil of ;,,r) or its defenders. The suicidal War it ha iijY iiid ia ruadoeis, has Iri ten its thrill, tt'ub no Ijt.g.r a !egi" claim fur tuler uh n, Slavery nau-t t-ke its chat-ccs ia a trial cf pl.ysic.1 strength only. America occe paid tribute to Algiers : but when tint piratical power mad war n j ti us, he 1 st bis money f ir ever. S i Slafery, seeking to dcatr this riii..n, is au outlaw, at our mercy, bariug broken its own contract aid shield. Luther uld B t irli ml to establish the Lutheran sect, when be be'ii to oppose the dtrup'.i.ms of 1'ati.cy ; but it rtni!t.,! io that. Wesley tried to rtforai tie Church of Foglan d only, but it eventuated 1U f-jundii.g aiiither, the Me:Lc,d.st church j jrt as Albright, in cadcavoritig to gain certain L.llC.?, fouud himself, uncxpec tcdly, at thj head of a new church organ ization. Oor fathers, when the War of the I'.tToluu: a began, had cot thought of the IndepssdcEce to which they wire Iro't. liut the iUbcls brjiia this War for Sccc? si.a ui ttiavcrv. wuh of;a &u:.V and Juip.rt. 'J hi I'tiiouiiti UlCt tho to rive the Xat:a :nly the end, howev er, tnay i-rcvidi&tiillj include Bna-ari's ! r tho uhiattite ctuascif att-.o tf l'..ar MiliiotiS cf butiiaa liisgs. " Man f r.j.. ol?, l jt '.j jd Cij-r 'is. Thus iih'.rated frrn priir rc5trii!, lrciJcLt I.icolij'f f-rsl il oiaucif ali M.5-g: strikes the key note of American Liberty. It wi.i be heard at. i w.l iu WiQ us friends through the ciTiliicd worll. Vi e sec it estimattd, that at I'iva Hun dred 1'oliars each cn an averse, 1'our Million of Slaves wolII cost Two TuuL 6A.M)8 Millions cr I'oi.labs. No cno su;pOiCS lha Free S'utcs (irhich w all pjy mojt of thj.-J will ever tax th.-:i:cVi.s lL:s amcLt an uaenlurablo loren f r tht-u-selv.- aud their childreB to g'liu huuiaa 111.3 ths',r Latur&l ri;:hrs. M-tt of these slaves have paid f.r them selves ov.t Lud ovr fgaia and cia be jutlv rcleai J at f:trcn times just as ap f rectievs ai;d cl-adreu cf age iaj ciiij by having cu.c(i,tLt-ir iLisiJual fieidia. l.isiucj, the value of elaves w.i-IJ g:ce- rally revert at ct.ee to the litis, aud no ! ceneral Iota would be felt. The CCO.C'i. O ! lavthnders bava heretofore monopolized uiost of the Unices and M .nies of the Na- tion. The d'l Ol.'l.t.O'Xi whites t.-oald lave to pay a tax of tta.-ly Sl.GCO per head for sucu a rurctase ct e.tves. 1 fcej w:.I not - ts v mill, en eii.i.n Lis- i.j:itiit inniiiniT J J C S'j,;0O to every Slaveholder from the - , . . pockets of kor-cst mdustry-never ! In- dividual cases often appeal to our eympa- thy, and the parchise of slaves in the liistrlct cf Co'.aa.hia,aiid one or two Stitc;-, n-ight be a matter of policy, ta give a start tk. .f l ... . ,. to the refjrm bat ny.urjz more. V. e , . ., , have as uiuca nht to abolish fciavery bv 'w by purchase nay, more under the Constitutioo, and in tbe exercise of tbe War Power. Congress entirely abol- i-hed Slavrrv Northwe.t nf the Ohin. Kut the mass of the people will cot desire to be purchasers of b dies and ou!?, citLer personally or by d pu'y. They will nlti- uately see that each Slate will rid itself of the evil as best it can, as Pennsylvania, and other States have d ne, without pur- chase, without alms, and without barai to arty. To tell the slave-breeders that their huirjan cattle should be paid for, would ' only increase their avarice and greed, and .1..:. :,.,......:,. t -v.,.j enuiuiaic .-.n iuiioaatuvu nuiuawiuaa, aud propagation of half breeds at borne. . The most r roper use of money, rerma- nently, would be by way of preparations, and to found and aid colonies where freed " Th3 World Xo Preaidvotial Mm men might work out their own progress. I (jtiarters for the night at Harpers Frrry. The matter is fruitful of varied rcfiec- Ua the morning f the 27tb, ws made tijos. It dtmanas serious and uaprcjudi- a reconnoisance to Charlestown. Th ene ccd attention. my bid left, and the Commanitrg Gencr- Ir3.The Slaveholders' Insurrection has been maddenel Ly 'Tcbcilious lioaors," its leaders being g-nerally inebriates. Since his fall, Jehu Bell is often insane with liquor, and John Breckinridge is becoming a sot. Secession papers admit that drunken mobs are the terror of some of their large cities, and -00 distilleries have been raided ia Virjia in a year. ; On this account, Pavis an other Kebel " ' authorities are stopping the makirg and seiiiog cf liqaors Maine Law fashion and it would be a blessed thing to the Union cause, and our Careers aad Sol diers, if all Lirjuoring was done away. ISolong have the Ilebcd conspirator, lied about "Lir,c da's Abolition designs," that thousands ur.jU thousand of their white dupe believed them, aad a common , ,,. . ' question .-ed of tno 1 aion soldiers ty the negroes is, "When is Massa Lir.kum comiu', Sa?" Tiiew would be no moral we.ir... In .lo ir -,v,.l .lioaa -I,, , , I , '- 7 . ,: b, falsehood rais.d me is-soo. Hamao first tried the strength of the ga'.Lwa he built for MorJecai. I toTThe Bepuhiieaus of tuyder county , Live .d .pted the -Crawford system" of m.king ouiiiiuaU.'ia. a now frac'.iccd iu L'luo county. . IlilLV VtNtuAl:I.E Cotl LE. I'ieJ in Fratklio, u-q. Co., I'a , I'.'.h Feb., L'ea. TtTrs FrttTM, also Ci.ari.-sa his wife ecu ever fd y.ars rf age. Were born iu Ch.ssirc, Ootinocicit, niuved to the then wilderness of X iiUi-mcss 01 .1 .inr-tru i tum;ifiui Mj 707, and after living in holy matrimony ' ver sixty years, both cipired in the line :j. !! wis a Deacon in the C'ougrega-! thern I tnnsjivania u 1 over tional chnrch fr rosny jears. ?wMifia and SlidtU'a ''dtiuguished reception" ia Faglaud, ceLiUiad in being foilow d to a second-class hotel by two ri'j'.atto scrvauts. The nt it n:gbb:T to n in l::e gallery cf the il dafl of L r Is, was a fui. -bb uJcd Negro, .Miattr frcm II a ;i, which is r. c gt.icd by (ircol ilritain l a l'..wr, wh.L "C S.A." a au auiheritv which "eati't feLinc." fcy-L'jfl.Ka.I, of Jersey shore, whose riiv.ii wc e piei in cur lat, was burit l iu the liwl?burg C(U.etery, by his reiat.vej, the .'Ie rs. i'eiitjs. Tte arrival of bii rcuaiiis by railway was nut kuowu at the time by our citizens generally, or there would hare been more atttttuos paid. CcTha reported daath, in battle, at Superset, of l'.iLicl sicror, of ?nyder Co., Ta is cn'.rad:etc 3. li?..W! huve scea several Letters from cur Sjiaier, jrouil &s o Lroat.y g .ing ov.r tue same '.hers bad, and therefjre not c: .s-:y to ju: ia tjpe. O.o on Koanuke I; laid :t.ds us the felionicg sell wril'.eu letter, picked up in a Seee.-h camp, which shows a a.orei'.y cf shoes at least ia sorue two?, last Not. : Wimn.roj. X.C. Njv. II. l !ylJf3r L:. ::ier I rreeive.'. v. ar lnier Oy y.r l-aitiru, ai.d also c:e St :.t by mi!. auJ I ira- a : io ncr irvui y, a atij a.o Ui a .Lat vo ar vvt-:!.ar. ! :i:iiu. . I),) nut f. ret yeiir tluue a a Chrivtiao. an-! trv a-; i iti-cnarre y, ur duties a a ftuilier, m e.ery ari.cu:ai. I. 1 cee-.i :.ia,;e it ct avtr.-i'-c; it weuM aif-TiI nte p.eaiurc ;j visit yen. Yea eri! rr.u i r l 'o e:i1 you a pa r 'I hofc 1 hive lne1 lo t:e; itiem here, and they are n I tn h i. i -."rii y.'U Lv Mrl.atham to l ..;rs in chance, 1 (u:re paper and 1 bui-rh envei. pe. il n eo Uuil here 1 can not rind t.( as cn- i: ii i,, inaiit- i.iii n ici;er. Vua must w- t- a: t : me eisrt.y hi w you are fit e a.Ti?. H'pir ? that yro mar tf Keal .:n AeaitQ an aparej to reach home acam, I reciaio your kifid and a::eet;;.cate Bro. Mibi Ana seoJi her respect, to you A Union Connty Tim uzler Banks. Cor.-ejT.n.lpnc" tf tte ?tar a Chr.ok.J CUAKLtixuwx, Ya., March 4. On tl.9 21th ult., tbe od Wise. Keg. received uiirchinS orders, and cats were. sent to Frederick City, Md., to move as to Sandy lloak. Farly ia the morning of the lloth, we took the cars, and remained ta-l ntjnt at Harpers t erry. J.ar:y LCIt - . - ni'.iuiLi '. i o u I eu.iii&i..t,. KiLi eo SLv.i in e.' 1 - rr.uu- a I'oLtoou bridge across the IV , . i. m i touiac : b, 1, I'M, the bridge was taaue, and thousands of troop were there ready ta cross. V,'e wtre delayed two hour, all wondering why we could not go ore r. So .n, a train came slowly along, bearing . mw, ;t - ri , i . a Uenerals .1 Cleiien,iJanas. ana their staffs, u , , , who stepped out of the cars, marched up to the Uridge, and crossed. (Jur Iicgiment was called lo attention, and followed. We found the Bridge t L a good one. Oa ascecidinir the hiiL f looked back and saw the Maryland side c .veredwitb soldiers as far as I culd see. As we reached the top of the bluff, iu the rear of the Ferry, cheer after cheer went up from the 'Merry-land' side. That niht, eiht troi p s of Banks' I'iviaion rested their weary limbs on tbe "sacred soil of Virginia." We marched about two oiiles back from tbe Kiver, but tbe eoemy had drawn in their pickets two hours bef-re our arrival, eo we fell back on t.i.... .j - :. ,l. iraou, iu. uf urn ijaaiicio is ii deserted bosses. Io the evening, before dark. Generals M'Cielleo and lianks went through the street and were cnthusiastic- ally received by th troops; they took op "P"'" 10 " P" while we had it, so they sent th teams and brought onr knsp?ackf, tcnls, cooking utensils, fit. When wo came here, white folks were not to be seen, except a few that wo a id raise the window curtains and peep cut Th last few days, tbey en turo oa tbe streets. Tbe slaves tre lcav- '" tli" mtAe" "J cc:ni,IC nt!, '" lir... f - .i.r. TVt. -.s.nlnr. ' I1""-"""1' """""ei 1 neara one ot tne men nsit a liitie coiorea boy whether ho was a Seeesh T His reply was ' I am not when I am .way, but I must be when I am at borne." He than : went on sod said tilt some of bis friends ! took hiaa to Sunday School, and wben his master found oat that he waa trying to lcara to read, he whipped him. Such th fata nf lha ei.-v.ir niirn fllawsl ! The inh.bit.nts are .till inquiring how : . . . . , i we crossed the riferf they can I understand ; how so many could cross so soon. Hut, j ut i, tilli more astonishing, since . ... a t . . - . 1 ts -' - nan ..eiegiau . frJlu ,he Fury to this place, .distance of eight miles. The railroad bridge is cow being compleUl across the Potom.e, .nd ' oob we shall h.Te the cars running .. f' ' o iuotc. Winchctir i. supposed j 'J b tar BCIt P'JC" i Wo h.aid that there We're left in tliij ! t?wn some of the remains of tbe ec5 jli oi wbieh Joh Lrown was bn-.g; io. this rr.crting, a rar'y cf us went in fetich, , aud were ii.f ru.cd that the trap dor was nsed for a gate at a man's house. We , went tacrc, ana io'iuirtu ui iu .uiu - whether that pat was the drop cf John Brown', scaffold? She said it was, at ! she l;i bad a guard over it u long as the Kebe!. wtre in po.sessioa of it. A ,.ua tJ ga(, lu lls it3vMUUt u great many pieces hid already been cut ' c juipen.-ate f jr the iueoLTeDiet.ee, public from it. She did but l.ko ta Lse any "ad p.-i.ate, pri-ceJ by i-h e-aLjc of m.Te, but each of us tck oil a piie-. "ytiui." You will Sad etclostd a chip of tbe gc- It the pr e--l.l u cuulotd ia "U res ume drip of the s..d. Ueu I'.-.ur olati-a, d.es l t meet the atif,wl of , . . . . , , , L;rij ato. the C .jj!!, them u ll-.. e'aJ; sol s eiivi.ion Wuitilei up Ui wuolc acat- , ; r tUL It it OOt- CvUiibiLa e'l.l .;ilvt., t fold and two eat d.wu tre.s car Ij f:r tUl u , , iu(JtuttB ,Ul., toi UcUiriala. The pla.e uf &.S CXeCUiioa l people IlLLi-.u.ateiV ibUlutci aL.i.d b l u.;Liu e'i yatia of v.. , ol u..'..oei.) iijiiaed of the f.ei, tLat C. F. lUHFENta: tr.. ' tbj may begia tocjusider wuoiLir to - , . ! aectpt tr r.j-.ct it. LEWisitfUU isii its IiiiUoVk.:.it.Nrs. The Fad. r.l (J.mjaoi: would od its i'orlug last Ctrl week, we pa.d a l,it kigbtit interest iu aucli lue.sore, as cl. t Lew.sburg, the c.uuij-siat of oii ft troe iuji tthciett ueaus ol act pioer l uie.n. It is iiiecd a ihr;v.Lg (,1a. : tiou. Tue la-ir of lit s.un uur 1 he effects of these Uv-ultesua. liui.t art rcetia tkterlaia the bffe that the 'J jV- pirc.p.ioie, toere t. .'er i 0 J j eeais to be in a Lorry, aLd busiuess fljuri.-h- iug. M.oeh.a'.oi the Hufflo Uouee, rll Mieriff ilu.uio, j gsltg to Centre iia.l la the spring, and a g utlta an frociWi.,.au. epjrt thkia bis Uce. We he,e Le aiij ke't p a? goo J a il .use as his pre if cess, r, as wo sh..uld n ,t like it u. je our i-.r teis whilst ? -jjumirig iu l.ewi.tuig. Wl.Io there, we t'iiel a visit to the extensive and fp't-udt'l Finudry and Maeh:D.shr;s of Siif.r, Wahs, Chr t.tr A Co , and ruu-t s.y we were ni'st acrcat ys'jrpisid tjt::..s'j complfte at) t.ii-.et a t of m-c:. int-ry. outside of the City. iieiLg sjeL.tabatof a tuvchttiie, we c -t-il-T "ttrseives eC'tu;e tect to judge of the wrkmaasri;p and tua tcrials use 1. atd fee! just f.ed io sayiag that ail seeuis to be of the Ut qua'ity, and can rteaxuittJ it lo the coum.ua, ;y at larpe with a clear censoience. AiiJult- r.acar The only Nashville daily now printed speaks with much ccu.roi oiati.n of the I'nion Tula thrp ttin. fje liish.r, Andrews has ncstnoned indeG- niteiy the General rnnferr-r.ee of t he Metho dist Kpsecpal ?Lcrch, Sjuth, which was to meet at New Orleans ca the first uf April .S . . . . . - . Core"rati n wit le. c-e r!raeri aeeord i; to advi l"i rtreF M'uroe. - , , The ...emuiac is iu coaoaiAsiun, aatd to draw Ld feet cf waitr. Born- Great alarm eiist at Norfolk. side ia reported to be advancing, ujoe that .. r . , tT,. ..-, , ,t ,blt tobc0 ,nd tuUon ,0 jg,, cf ing into Union bands, be destroyed. , Toombs is spoken of as Lieutenant Gen- crab to transfer the war into l'enn.vlva- -- . . nil ti i id n",iiniiw utMi v ir n.ir a.i.n. -w-.. ..u.......(r,..Hv. - vv - er 1" t- v- t -j.,. ; Tne I M"fr? re ,d to have r,T. nnii-l the l.eoel. at Xew MadnJ, 3.0. Murfreeshoro, Tennessee, ii occupied ' ' -T fc'on tr,0t'- ta- A. S. JohLson """' ,a ; I"3r, Alabama. bauas pickets have reached Siuishiteld. ' ' 'Ctlrrln v Vjitrs: from P,1t,m1 .............,v.,ioj.oui .lie A. uiuiuue :i IiV .THLl t.IUni. Fop.t:.t:..s Monroe. March ?. Tiie Itcbtl iron-clad cieaiuers Merrimac. proposed rcoluiioa wuld b. ure,y ini Jamcstown, and Yorktown. came out '"". aad not withiu itseif a practical an ! attacked and destroyed two or ""'"""i ' recommended i th hope our ve.-sels. Kurii.it tLeJneaacmeiit, ,b " wouM ma Uvl ,asP r:jlt ' our iron-clad steamer Monitor arn- f",'.'3- I.Iliew of my great re-p .Hi ved, and alter an action of five hours' u u.oJ 4U ,a 1 drove t!i the R-bel steamers. The e""f'J l"e ';" Congress Morrinim, U .ni.I !.a 1... in it .;,.hl,r condition. I Wa-IIINOT'i-N, March ft. The glor-1 iott" old Uanrier waves over the forts and all public buildings in Leesbunr. ' a. Col. t.-arv is in full i.oss-.-Mn the Relwls having evacuated the place in great confusion. Tho Stars and Stripe? wave also iii-r i:ie ifici eaii'-rjesi ;tt t. oehlltl Point. This virtually opens the Po tomac. Gen. liookKK reports that all the batteries opposite him have been destroyed and the guns spiked. The loss of life in thee cucoun'.err, is not stated. Cn r.LF.e70tv.v, Va, Msrch 10. It is believed this merniDg that Winchester was fully evacuated yesterday. A euong farce haa started to asceriaio. j BALriMor.E, March 10. Despatches from Com. Bupont, announce the capture ' and occupation of Uranswiek, io Geor, and of Fort Clinch, which eimmsnds Ker- mndtna, J-lorida, ry the I nho r-et. Little or no resistance was mad at eith-r plaee. Tbey ar boik good harbors, and caca is the terminus of railway. Oar Government now holds tbe whole oast of Georgia, and Ibe best of Fast Fl.rida. A bill bas fa5:d the Legislature charg ing the name of tho Miiti-n Saving Bank j to Milton Ktk, and granting il the prif- "; i-o.ia.ou of tke iiee Lauiing law. , . ( Congress ha. voted . houn'y for ea-1 '',? ,be "' fref'" DJ '? ";""' '" 11 " ,lJfM), b lb, IT. jj . gri, ,,nral S.veiety ; fjr ,he W,i crop of Cax. hemp and cotton growB : ike IWiberu .State. j "".'TT.T. . ' In the Unce of Col. B. C. CLiwt, cf i ,be 5,.n t. y who i boiue oa a ' ratioushi , t'crujt b'i3 t.,,3;tb, the 11 gi-' U"Ut wi.I be c.-.uaaiin.i. d by Lieui. Col. ( Thoutaa S. liuuh.1 z ef il.-l j pi:kipkxts message. rtSvia iVr.-e J t f Ae icoaic u.nt iLtiae of Af -.rts. n!,lltlti. I rcconauieud the adopti.in of a joict r. ilutieo.b; vjur honorable bjd.e3,bich ( ' '-LnJuJ, That I'f ug.to'.'uc" j . -Jiiicj, i Lat too L u.tta states cu.ui ilia any State which lnJ o jiisoiitLt of :aTery, ULtbeui w..i u...ta:a..y wia ILcw.eoie toe itioeeuocLCj ot s.'L.e rati of tLC UusJjet.i regi o, aud that a.i Its Slave States, Lerih e f a ach parts, id than say, "ltie Luija, f-r whleu e L.. f..r si.i.-ii i-.:i .-lr'.'- i fii i r..f cv olc, we djw eoooso to go with th? SeitLcrn s-e t n." do Je- ittve tkera oi th i k-.-pc sultattia-.y enas the rebel. i.u, ae.i iLe i.a:i a cf eiauc;- ration oorap-eteiy u.frms te.uu . it, a to ail the states initiating it. iu p .tail is, Lot that all the Suus ulerat.tg -very wo-.d vjiy s..l, if at .!. ....Uie euianciii... ::, Lut tiiit, v. Liic '.'-e . 1: r is c jaa.ly ri:c to - I, ise u.":o Xv-t.Lru shai:, bt sa:h taitiatioo, uak it carta. a to tee l-v.ro dni.h.iu that lb Li tVeLt will the f liner et ,r join the latter .u tt.c r propjsdCoLieder.:y. I say ' iiiiiiauvi.," .-cau, in tcy judjucor, g'i.duai aua -t auduea emane patiew is be'.ur for an. In the mere huauclai or pecuLi;y T.aw, any u.euitcr cf Cotren, with th coou table. and the Treasury reports Uti.ro h.m, can rcsdily ten f.r biiuielf, how sooa iu current exptiiiifures of this wr wjuld purchasv, at a fair vilui'.ieii, a.i the slaves in an; Laaicii ate. Such a prcpoiiiioa ca the jart or il ' Go.erBateLt, acts up tJ eltia of a right, tj leacral auttorny, u ictc.iers w-.iu SiaTery wiihin iiiato .imits, refernag, as .t d..es, too absolirte control of the tahiect, , in each case, to lha State and its peopta T IUS1TUI.1C1) llllllM. IS Ul J.WJ. ; 1 J , t t e .e ' iutueuittc-W luttroataJ. It I at a matter of petfeetly free chores . toeui. - ; n ,tc Mantle last Deeembfr I ! thought tit to say, "The l ui -u tuusl be ' -jre.erscd.ani hence all in jiiL'.Lsible tc-aiis mast be employed." I said thia not bast- ' ...i .. . ;j;.,...;k-. n,... ' :i J.t.t. . IV L . a. . - 1 ! tbl,,na. A pr,eticl reaeknow!edg.iii..t j of the National authority would reuder the unnecessary, and it would at onee 4ii "owever, resiaiauco ajni.auea, , .... , ( . . . , , ., . , - ---' ""J attend and a.l the ra: which may ! Jom it guct M mtJ ,,, i-pen,;. ! fc,e tf obeiousiy proruis great t eiency toward endiug the struggle, QiUst . and will oou,. j The pro-potion now made, aa iffer only, I hope it may be esteemed no offence to i , , , ., 1 k whether the pecantarj eonsideratioa ' ,.i.4 , i t f . . . , iruvocu otwoiu uu . ui.to .w the States and private persons cote-. reed than are the ioatiiuti n, and property in it, in tbe pr?ect asp-'et of affusrs. Whiie it is true that th ad T'i-n of tbe 1 P"P' 10 " AURAUAM I.INrOLX. &"A box of Ilo.pitai Supplies will be ""d P t Mra. I.yndali's, this w?k ad ,ent 10 lb AraiJ 'he J'ot- mac. 9BC "" " nJ"nog 10 ecntrtoute, d clothing or delicaoiea for the sirk aad w joded or ia m ncy, will please- send in bv Fr.dav next, without Lein ft-ra'la.l nr.nn personally. PUIiLIC SALKS. Wed. ! S Mar. Jarob par.lt. Pnf.i'oe Thors. IS .Mar U'.-ar' It KT. TurT'evii'e Sai. 15 Mar. Wm Ro-h re'-l New B-r'un ! Ittirr-v. I. -r-t-rp. fat. ts Mar. Daniel Itane'er's wor''a"1 .it. 'it Mar. iate Uo. S'ati!.. Kast H'ltfa'oe. Curttclti Werkty Wheat 112 F.C- Ky ft') Tiliotr l orn -15 Lard Oats 8 Ham Flaxseed l,f,0 ShoQ iVSiie. Pried Apples. Sil,ll5 Clov trtfeed Firkin Butter 10 Potatoes 8 12 3 5-3,7.) Fresh Butter... 1st Country Soep 4 Ah (J H "is t alej T.w K-t f 7t- r tth ir-1 . MCM ,T;T I r :..1-itl to : !D;tnt. nl H Ka.LC if t) !i.R- I 1 of in-ni. tmn p !i HI. ii. HiLUii-ii oi .i..Hi LINK IS M-j i-ia. ! irrr..ar. Ht O-Ti -.rt .'Tri ir;t . I.L:V. n RT!.r- cf K .ro ..onr Mid Mi-n MaKTIIA Vi Ai.CXKLLKE of a- iionirt,. By Rt. Mr. White, io r-ri.11ih oH,rlrt. IHL It !.:..! lti i-it 111. t'a , J.1..1 Mi.- ji)6UUA 11. Ii -Vt. f.-rrar'T N-rtl.u!n'.-rliiJ O-. I'a j Dim. ' ! St li r -n'rs,lr. I., wi-: a. Vth u?t, V ITTT. wi Irtr ;.f ir''T Mielen. f 'TTm rl-f f ! W..liJT. 'o h-. ' 'f jr 'V th 'Jtih u't ,CAVI1 AKINT-. :i of Wm Cjuvt. In her i.tii, tatan, fcnneri, fr. ";;;' 7'."' '.'7 ""l, ,. .. A.,1N f i'".i i.'.'.'r"l"l i'' ;..'J i','" Befc..-aLe",r''r.l it.. " - - - I . r-Io th ne,rhborh.j of Eut'.lo rzf? T Tise SnJri'ii if s4e,bit :ear".1 vn r" ir- tus a w Mi.UiA.iaiau ..t. :Maua J illliiillia Tbe Lrouht a C : T lay L.ui in a ' 11 -ii .a.r T '.V .:h J..-L -c r0 tu--e -Sliu.a U- J. : je i ur k j, t.-aie, a u ...; t t 1 .! s ..tt.ra .k.-. : T .a t t Ttii sr-jLl ii- : -ie e. ii. j-:, ia e-.te . A'mI O Mr IL. . i. tr'. I A. ti. . , 1. 1 r.'-r.. .... . t;. - i: r.i.r .- -C- . i. ti.l Jr I. - a. ll-l -..ji -i -i- ; j . et li. e fci.l I. . I.1 . . . T...- t-1 its. Lt-cvi f Ar ; at, :. 1 ,L:iu t-t..t. T i I r L n ti- 1. ,-'.r Ut'.b.; A-.J- " t . e .. L .. -i art. . Ii : L i s:.:.e,-. ,i. i.l, Ik it ..f.l. . . . t.rr .i t l...wl, :i C: :.:. 1 Ley ... --t :.- .1 Ur.i. tii.ki. i... I:: ee r-r.Jl i t 'J. T t .1. rt.j-, ' a .- ' Li: u . i-.s 1, . t. II. e: .v i. 1 T.X...: i. II..;.:.. I e.e.. iu..'..t e le.fcs. Am it r. 's ;:f le. i. ai i.a. I I I I Tlis: ! ivt, h ..f- .it.'.'it a. tun, V :1 i. f.r. ii' . i'e- L . at I j. IL.- ia:t .-i.;, 1 11. .lei.', ,.-1. (... .- --- V. l - :t.s r c- - - . . 0 .1.. r '1V a- 1 1 AV.tfc-l ITU l.lf rfi ' 1. line. ... y atl e.i :.; ini. -.r-ii .etc 1.11 u'rp. B. -. Ir t-r. Uie aait it. 1 d r; JleJ :!.3 i.. -ir t; il- ;. w st int. 1.- -. a. .ei.-ii,..!. ,.i-...i jaa-l, Sei liirt. cir Ir 1 l t Ur iL r , Ii rre l-st !1, ce'er lo tyivf i. niirs. Ji. ti.-lL ia a ii. uLeia rr.rr," Cur t. acLiie. Ji:)r-ie; Aa .a ti.. lutai. Un.i. k t.v Vl r wni. b . iuai.ta o cai, .0 Vl!fc d.ra er. g. -t-ttr.. tcrrai'., Asi K-fl ilr;-. taenia' i..tt; SLe ra. h-r ...i-.r Lntrsiiia-i era.a, T.- ail b.r ; .- h art. w ail e.-.tr. TV. k a. Lcr USt Ji si.&a UU. tel h. iil rl.in ht brida, al iut; An two yoasa baarta, to asala arissB. IsLa'.i 111,1. oilli tu4 iiatrar la Uain. 1Y WAX HANGING ! fPHH toisi-riter is pre; are j i.i do PAPCtt - l.-. ir. a n ure-.'ui.iiv. Hat n z s-r jva a lai. 3-prei;i..-en.p a; tne Paper llacajit. t a.i:.e.s 10 t'h.iadeipuia, he c.aima lo Oe a Practical Paper Hanse. All per'ons ia;enj.i.x lo have Papering j d-Hie this rpr.ce are svi.citeel lo eui; .. v .i.c , subsCnOer, ar. .1 Lave tuCir a... j nf re 1 iM a ' ircrWu-.ani.Ve manner. I Aii orr rs lut at lie Put 0-ace fahere a lane ass rin.ft.1 of Paper is aerii ..! tel t-r..ir.p:iy atienaca" :c. ti. li. LiA.Nci. ' P. tv ii.'f wa-he.1 til.- Parrrel a, i,- ' out laii nr the wash off, at. t -a-arraiiieJ u st.et. ' Lea-islurg. March ;., !t.2. I raw Saa-s . rv. is tthLsKf; ut ... 1 T su'es e a.swricterit SPrtl.iG Af-.O $1VMU GOODS stieh as r rei.cb an " r.r.i;..sb ail wni.l Io b ait wni.j loth. tr on $J..".i up ;.s -..tOOii. K110 ly B ys'Caes sonre. an t . li M t- ! ra-sirr,ers, a!:netti. c Cluthin ' a l J--cripm n.. : Mn" anJ B s Var ni .e aits for i2 jo 'hat is.cIo he -nl, sanr. vest, rassiruere ; ata. Sutiinier si-.nii f. r 5" o". A'to. a iare a s '.-lMienr of Hat. Cap., Ac. 5urh a M'CIel. tiarihahli. tlpera, h.irh and low croa nt i Mais, h se. Hau ti.ereh.e v lol.ars. n.r:s. i i,s'.et,iers. i (nbr-:.s.Xe I .. Ac. I KOV 13 TUS Tihail : to save from 25 to 50 per cenr.t and pel the l.aie-t S' vies. Also, G.M.rts Cm and ma le to orVr. ar-1 in the latest Mv!e. A. ways from five to :eti hanis at work. Cail rfpnsit J- hi Walls Co. 8'ore, VaiWet street. Lea.sbure. March 1 1. 63 X. K. ZIMMERMAN. ICE for the coming Season, T XEBII S 11 II Hi rt:. . on S .uth vt a-.er !t l.ewifborg. We are ma.;,,;, eitensue prpara'K.aa u siipr't mih PURE ICE ' "or 1 n-.r c-r-t Tpre ar.das many ntwones as mty tavc t ns a-iih their pt'rorara. IT Ice wiil be delivered thrones.- it the entire Snninv-r. en as 1.1 arr nir.i..:.i,p a'!, a; a- I "v price a-can I r aS. r did by any .then L-o.-t.oet. I h. it, iea TUKNTIKE ELECTION. rr nt !h n-I elein't". At- 3'"irr a-.l t V"inennnvfrwn Turnpltp Kn. rmnpanT. fhv. an E!fcin w:'l h hM at The h "!r t i i linrv B. Mn:-.tna. in Anr.n&!jrr. cn Tn-k- j day the I !h d.-aV : Mirch nrxt. btTfo ihr h or- of 10 ani 2 ocK cl vt saii dav.to r'eel f five p.Tctors i" m.ir.a:e the c ncern ti" CVu.paTiy f'-r rh r snn; yrsr. PKTilK ll.-MtX. Prc-n! -. Pet. :.. :-ti ;tpl NEW TGI' BUGfiKY F OR SAI.F. LOW. -r 'i bi,...a f.rs c-- ' I tt.1 i;i: .v cn I! r-r. ty KKLMilR, Turnjiiie Llettioa. X'OTICF. is hereby -riven, that an EI.-C'-o fprOiUcers of Ibe l.eti- .btirr Ar li-S o- o-ir? Toropilre Cornpanr. svl! r,a hr-io n 'ii' h .sa of til l,-in li.eht. in f.asi t; i. r Tp O't M n-la.-. -he lO.i ! r I Mre. I-"" t i oVl.. A tf. H. il. P. Vlt I.MS. Pre.. 'S I" LI.NX 1'r I'll. Lra.a.dic, Tr.. . , 1 -C. ? 4- i i -- s T - " I a 1 -iil-hie.j! y'',. ili-ieii L ."3 C-li-r.. - c ' a nr.! i Lir. Fa. tssu.-J I t.;e L'.-iet ; f C. - r:- n f'oraa e( :t- a:. ! t. r.i i.r' r' ', t w iM ei?'.s .rT. ' t iVi.iC rs..e cr t'-ncry. m taturiay, in i U ri .ii : o art. a, a: ioe l'oh..c Uvus 1 . ; M K.-i.i.tr. iu the i. s-uia el" Xew Bcr i ,.n. at in .,'c-. ..k, A M A I thai e.-u.. at. . .i ti i craar.! niuatw i. ii.e : r.-.- .: X. . te: .l, ta . e aoty, ' f. t ... j. n...r'.; .i. iLe .-Li-rct r:ae -t , j.J t l r. u-.-a ii. o the t. jucer i, bouaiect j ; tj.i t .- t..e s'.rcct. a.:a ty Cherry i a w-.si't-. I. t X . li. aad nvrta by Oil 1 '.i-iket s r.ti c n-i i,.:.j in Jtajth tt"i feet, j an 1 iu i iea .ia t" iret, uLereoa are ereciej a .-.uj-a: r v r-i. Leii.t Ki;a. a fraf.e s. a W:: with a rasp, acij u!..er t t.i i,: i. dec. w.ih ;;ie aprer-.naa-ees 1 ;ar pnj'err - i W M. Iiti-IIuMJ. I. K ALBHKiH V, bi.eriiT. Jther.lTa 0 T,r e. Lew;.: or, i'eo. IM. 1CS ti JidJicd for SUe. ' -' T.: subs nbrr re.- at Pahlia Ct.jhhi''-ii'. at iue aease ol Liieieoa Biean. ska?!' a iliili..r t i L.h.p. batunta th. -:! -f Marrh ;.eit. oboal ltO tun i: l .UJ'-li l.AXD. noa:e o taw Xt r u si ,e e. :ue s,.iaa-. .ia it iige. B.irfiiow iv-t-sii!;. .-a ir.- V. :: .a.- ( ' ibe toaia real -- B ii'ile' S It- oi t New Berlin. It i jre.i ccvert t.pnaci al.v w.m .he Chtsoataiiil l ei i. ..i e ... in. i . i ii-re 1 iu ir.eii to su.t ;-.r.-.:- :. .lf ti e nuitte at t v'elocit :r. iLe a.'i-rac -c. at.J c-..Q'..iic.r. n-ate l'nora :y iiAXihi. K&JiULBit. eh. Is, CUAIiLiIAN'S SALE. t "IM- te in .aei to isaie at the he use uf V li.aut ci.i il,.u List !JU"aUe lowa- iStli Mart fa. ISfi'i, .-.cr:! -i Kill Estate rf th ! Cr-OKi.t: si'AUL, late U . nsa.p, .c'i l- aitt ic- aoi tract uf lac I iitnat f i .M.r.cr Jbi.ureo a,.'C ii A., .hit i2- in t'l.t b iri'j' -i a-:.ship. a 'B'n lands r f lieurv tjeliz. tler.jaui.il 1-riK. f-uoiic roaa,aa4 a ilie ii.-iu ty .ae f urip.oie,e.uta.niLg ati't It itKat.i r'.-ir trj in a gJ'J state ja-.V , r rt.ea'.: a. Tb j im r rr veaecta are a r. L'i ii. bl Hut st ana titWli: raTAULE wtlia i..er i tii ra..e.Lis, at. J a WeX A rer.ti.ri tract sf laai situate in ti sarno towQihip. ta uo.ei by latji ri tl.iaa Ero. r.t. Te Cr. rr..ey r...i J-hn iI--crLcenLaiatr. G l(r aed li'J perches about cue half ia clear. A certain tract of WOODI.AXP. sito - ' ' ia ilu.'.ai.e ti-was!.:p. tt urJe f ijridt.-fj.hr. K -latid, Jnc .b I e ie. m l tt. 8iaai-!itc)!,ind otbc.-a ccuatiaitii; to ACTC ar. 1 oc j ereh-i. Saie t. cemri.enco at icn r'ch ca. forecocrL, of saii elar, when terms triti be maie know a by Ptt'tU tit rtli. Guardian March 1. t.i t ol said miaor chit-lrera TO IM1 RENTED, On bnares or lor Cast, j THE anJ SOO Acres ; '' "-'r-"" '"'t-r Lam; and the Farm el llo Acres -n rcr-tis t i .-.laity .ierribtl ; in the otirr-Pua tsiti. tie .Vtrr 4 Caeor.- ' iWe. s etiei HIGH BlLLU. Apply lo him I peraeaa.iy rr ty .'eiter ta u. Ajctt in M.JLa. I tare, I'iiiea ctur.iv I'er Karia. Scares half. Sa.Tr M il ar i Tiiaoer.t'ash ouo, r snares ha, iiie Juttber. 5-oi ..ri, Jaa. 'a ', ls4 JjOii Ihht.t.T. THU Lare 1 ra.i.e t'tVCLLIX J 5 a 1 ,n Mai'.e -ire, i, L a ecu lih at.c o.: , i.iu'.a f. Je. atiMab.e I", r twrt famiiirv, Fer 1-f n.er ;.-.".icii...r.. ii i i.r i f Jan i .' J. t). Yi I. t 'uKLIV. .Ajeal IW) AJjdiirrn; Court rroelircitiu!. Wiiereai. the il. a. ts.xeti Wiui.a. Prc- li i-r.I Jli '. -e f. r l.r Ci.:h Jil 'if;..! T'is' i-t ..f J PeED.y van a, coaip .ie I vt ti.e cai.lies ot I L0...11. ..ai. and .--;. .er. aad J.-ha stall 1 ar. t J hii !.. . -. . . 1. . b' : ,'. ,."n..ci-tc JaJe j for Ciii.-n c .'ititv. have :,.af i rhctr rrrrer.t, J Oeario aaie lae 'a. oay cf k'cu'y, It-a I aii-i to uie a.rcetti, far the h a.r.a; of a Car; j .'1"L mta.i. Piesai I.-'wisr f r the eoax'.y J if L'Lton oa the "larrA .W..rn.-jy if Mjr: tuxi, j oeins me trliit aat ; lecl,ai.i iri.Lii:.t.f e.r.e I aeea, XCrlii'll ui-.rjtire hcr-be e ven to Witnesses ao t a!! persons lnter-slci in the ! Issue List, to oe .bea ana ni re present acj not tv.lin ut it-i.e. Jj; t are rfiocstej uiictuai ia tt.e.r iiittcri.tar.ee a, trie tirae : ani .i.tei, areea' ,e to rn'i.ce. Givt-a uuaer my hana ana sta! n: the Shrr irl's O.i.ce .a Leif.st ar tbi 5 ,S .;.r of t'v A I. I Mitt, an ! in tbe e,r.r,;v.fi .Ta var of in fr.depei. i-. Lee ire tl . of Atnerica. Uod save u.e Coaiiai ri-a-.-altt. ! 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