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BY O. X. WOKDEN AND J.
At ilAO prr Tear, alwaj
riKlMHB M'.i-rnil-
fnesflay Mumini & Friday Adenimn.
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rft letter ir-ml i i iuui '
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the fact, if the, aut the direction ox pa
per chaff d.
ietf-l'.!.!WKU., iru;;::t, believes
in advertising uc J see hi. c .iuran,
on tin fig. And whrn one eimoes
desire to ro'.rj:e lu.-ims., J' rn,
be
ure there i a chanc- t r g'"J iraa...
ftrf-jpniig i certain., lanLwaid, this
-.too. We have heard of but little
ploughing yet, and no oats siwed and up,
a u aome tiaies li.e ce i
timci the c.se at tuis a
lint Wheat has --ed through the Win
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ter in excellent order.
.Tbe L?wiburj: Academy exlulition
Oocwr th'ii cienii.g at luJep udeut Hail.
Next Mondi, tscuiuj:, liecUmations of
Senior Academici. Tuesday evening, 'f
Janior Collegiate. Tbc Seminar,, (we
uppose) Mouday I'M to Wed M.
teg-'Tiic K"i-i-:k" is the title of a
little paper pob.ir-h d at rand no by the
Soldier-l'rint r of Camp K iward, Tenal
Ijtown, Marvlaud Julin T. Howe, of the
North lirancb, one of the Klitors, Pub
lisher, I'ropriuter?, 1'riuters, Couip jsitor,
and Devils.
e.5a!mou 1. M'mson ha j i;t return
ed from a visit to the Hull Kan battle
field and Mana-a. He rejrts the c un
tr, from there to the l'..tomac as a!iuo.-t
wholly ruined, a by fire. A quantity of
Sccesh type in "pi," be presented to us.
Ou Monday, he left Oil. Siairoor.s' 5;b
l'eno. Keg. at Alexiodiia Cjp'. Thoaias
Chamberlin, and bis men (with all tie
In on county men as fir as be knew) in
perfect health, and ai.xious f ir ra al
vanee movement, tut ignorant of where
it would be.
tef-11 in. Joha W. ICillitiger has for
warded as a quantity of Seeds f jr j;ratu;
toos distribution Kery persou who will
fatrly try, is requested to come aud taKe
5 a rack a e
? "There's nothing like trying." Mist
of our best grains and fruits wero culti
wated, and brought here from other parts
of the world. We may fail in some
efforts, but a great advantage is often re-
: allied. Joseph W. Shri8er informs as
that he pets 50 cents a bushel for the
seed of all the Poland 0ts he can raise.
H. experiments as much as any one we
know-and ,et Lis prefi s on this one ,
thing more tnaa -pays .or nis 10 se u,
efforts to improve agricultura in this re
gion.
(WThe Centra! Penn'a Conference of
tha Evangelical Association met, Gth inst.
at Jlillheim Uishop Orwig iu the chair.
The Union Seminary was commended, and
its Agent from the Hast Pa. Conf , (itev.
J.Veakel) welcomed. Four voted against
eipresing, by regulation?, their bjal-y to
the GoTeroment. The fjllowing are the
ppoiDtmr Dts for the
SoMurtiAnn. I-i-trirt. ?. W ?nLrTi1--
VuiT; r. E.
I'.utta.'t rirr tilt
T l!:tH. II A l-i:ri-h
UuliWl t- -lt' i '.ell.
A Krt-u: I" u.tMl.
l.vr--nnn rir.
llinrkh'iU- fir
CbrtT rtr A lrt-'
Lui-rrtf i ir V rmirim.
VV.rU.ini-Srt.il-?' K I'lTI.
tiurat ii'i-'i 'D- f W 1
Wiilnm-i rt tu.-i'n f W .'Tn't.
T F Its-iitit-sf r. A ;fLt f t" 1"r.i ii n.ii)-rj.
J U Lark. t'r -t--.or t I ni-a c..urj.
4.irT-ol rir J C FurranfTih.
4sctrr'jrc rir S Anr:.n(... M PinfS.
Cbtrrir. J Ustrtx.tr. N lrt.M. r.
l.Ket. J. V. II eicf", ou leaving this
flace for hia new charge iu ?brewi-bary,
York Co., this week, was the rccipieut of
Some partial, extra tokeDS of approbation,
chiefly if not who!!, through the instru
mentality of those curious I'niiu loving
"politiciani" wba approved his negative
ote on the Union resolutions before the
Eist lialtimore Conference ! The semi
fiecession organ iu Lewisburg and ia Sun-
bur, will doubtless make much parade of
thia puffing game, (which bas general!, ning, quartering at Camp Hamilton, three
been known here for some months pist;) fourths of a mile from Fortress Monroe,
and we deem it proper to say, for the whof,e 40O guns in position behind its
information of friends abroad, that what- frowojDg walls seem to bid defiance to the
evtr may have teen their respect for bim wor!J. In addiiion to these bull-d-'gs of
olturwise nine-tenths of the members of
tae Lswistarg Methodist b.iciet, disap-
lRCourt broke up WeducsJav after-
I noon, Judge Woods having cleared the list j
Of everything real, fr ,tlli. A LarIiber
f of eases were '-sworn eff " a process that
ometime locks like a elesi-v. t0 evade a
trial. Such trifiing can not Ug be borne :
With : parties must r.rer.are for trial
-uff-r non-suit or judgment with csts, .DfJ
notUowthep-:aceab'etobeaBnov.d.rr
tV. J '
vouuij iq ue on expense, to erat r v
I "barrators" or the indolent. Some Junrs
were Cued for .Ueoce at rMlw. u;.. 6
fliAaa- t,..,; , ,
nvii.rr .T,r- T.;.' '
were had :
Forster vs Porter veriict S157 fvT p;ff
Re A Co. t K.ockiMaXe (T KiT .
CmaiiDg8 rei.b.eu-l' lks nu0.sl' !
f Wb,t ? ;,P"-:;;rJirt f r 1
LonJb-1: I
lu.Io.eph C H.chcr.Di.trict ttorney I
I ami, pgnry, hj- removed his 4.ffica I
proved that vote of their late preacher. Mer lotinsr wistfully towards Sewall's rouoa' 01 8QC"' uru". , , 1 Ipectors-llonry K es, Wm Cook
The, , re true and outspoken Unionists, ,.oint fjf ,Dj,bing in-the share of ,De .! Fria.ncr. Shields force slept or. Constahle-Jolin l.e.x
nd .W.1 not le classed with tbe band- Merrimac (alia, Virginia.) Her shells, their arms, Sa'urd.y n.ght The General Directors '.iehl Schnure, Da li Kerst
full nr. ,i, l ... Lrtt , . ,j , . was slightly wounded at the first fire, but Supervisors m I cos, Jna Katbcrman
ii.i am. cg .Uta ha ,ra bdJ to te UDeb,rged, weigh 4Sd pounds: some of " " t . ' : , ' 1.-., r MoorB
Othenise. i 6 . ! ,., e ' aided in directm affairs ail da,. j -i-sessor j-.d c .uoore
E. CORNELIUS.
In Alliance.
go-Tbe War l'su-rsia advertised to
be ia Lc-i.-iurg,"yaruidi, .fumo n end
evenitc of Of xt wcit, tt: tt.k will le
..rk Il i. , Mr,r.n,mindvd.and
... Kc wsu"mi9 wni a.-...-
f ,vo,r... of srn.i,,, Md mar, if
.be pecu:;,. of .atUM of which
rjau mi;.
Itaj-Mr. Iuj: advertise jin io our
e'iumm Lis t'aiill Tru.t N iwrr, ncir
l'lttitur. We hie 'wJ f und bim to
be a afc, correct, rtliible dcJir. He ban
'.o eauhiiabcl a See l Store ao 1 H Ttic
nlturjl I'opit tt X . i'.t, F.fih S'-, neirl,
r.jpoMie the l'lchaiijic lStuk, l'ittLjrg.
HirWj 8e the mm of C'l. J. W.
Shaffer on the Stuff of Gen. lluntir, on
., : w..,k r,r.
Una.
iCrrji: lroce ot th Slr a Ct.r nil :
nules above Savannah, Term 1
Sundsy, March 10, 1S'J-.
After tbe battle of I'. rt Iionelson, we
returned to quarters at I'ort Hicman.
l..f,.t, (i n . nrtlrTS to have
three days' 'rations in our haversack, and
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be ready at an hour s notice. Soon after,
a steamer landed near our camp and we
; marched aboaid of her that evening. We
' did not m.ive imimdiately up the river, as
; we expected, but remained there uutil the
' afternoon of the 10th, whrn the l'iect,
nuuiboring about CO vessels, containing
about 50,000 nun, begin to a-cend the
river. Sbarp-sbooters wero stationed
arou-jd tbe boa's, to be in rej lincss ia case
an attaek should b? mid ' froru the shore, j
but no one app.-are i aul we arrived here !
the cvenio' of the llith. At every village i
and residence on the bar.ks of the river,
citizcus, in troups of a hundred downward,
were gathered to see us pass. These, al- I
most 'jitlioat an exception, chend fjr the i
I'nion. M.-o, wimeu, and children, ap
peared almost frantic with j 'V, waving '
bats, bonuets, aj rons, and aoy'liing that '
came in readiness, and je!lirg like as ma-
ny Indians. It was reailv amusing to see I
ihcm jf it are tiLctre (.hich we be-
licve they arc) no fears need he entertained
but this part of Tennessee is all right.
Ou the evening of the I2ih,. seven reg
iments and some artillery marched about
five miles up tbe river, but returned Drxt
dy without seeing any et.emy. One old
Kebel set fire to lis cotton-bouse, stored
full of that article, and theu ran awy.
Tt waii still Luioiiiir when we rasscd.
treitujeat the Kj ,
,t . 64iJ ihere g t b I
still on the boats, hour Ly hour expecting !
orders to move on upward. j
There is some sickness amoDgtbe troops ;
but no more than could be expected. The
weather is warm, and raining almost eon-
stantly. If it continues so much longer,
we will be inclined to believe this not to be
((je
?uduj" but tie ''llaiDj
South.
(Jur cimQ ,1 an.,1Dg which
were two enf ies of the Chronicle. I will
uiic t'-l i (.1. iu lii.i iu iu n.oii4ii -
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the number woundtd m our l.cgiment at
IjDc!son : itisteaJ of -0, there were about
o0 W'junJcd. as I intend-.d sfarinr;.
AVm IIefii, (o. II , 8th Mo. Vol.
Xear 1'uutulss Mii.MtoE, Mar. 22.
Ou the 1S:1i, tjen. Hamilton's division
embarked at Altxaoiiia, thirteen steam
ers carrviog the iLfanlr, alone, aec.'HJf an-
ied h, five gnu-boats. KicU boat, crowded
with toioiers, tbe band piajiog arid nigs
s:reaming,took its position iu line a grand
magnificent scene.
The cun-Loats were,
intended to engage the U-'bel batteries
along the Potomac, as we were not alto-
aether certain but eomo of tbcm might
nave been re-occupica, ana mis wou.u
have been an excellent or. portuuit, for
them to test their woiks.
The fl;ct arrived safely, Thursday eve-
mar tnc tig gua "Union" has just been
mounted ourtide, and stands like a mon-
had to cave.
The other anJ latest wonder is I
nowned "Monitor." At a small di:
tbe re-
tance.
it is quite an insignificaut looking thing,
laying with her tides almost submerged,
aod scarcely anything visihlo but (as ol
J: 11 :. ..1.' . .I.L..I... " .nrl .hn-. !
L4b 1 aa a v a
in no sien, of lhe ,crriffio ordeal she pass- 1
.. 'a. mu,., ' nt
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where tbe paint was
ruuoea on uy iub ,
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giancinz 01 tne cannon uans
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She
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mUj fc I r
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h fc
fl ''i,1 1Tr , ..
,Tbc oW '"-horse Oener.I oo , twi-
T Je5ler ?v , 5 ? "
bQt hl tear.og-old.erly. lie wears
JJj'W" - - 4 UuWS fcnJ deS hu
Ujt B0W( j .nrp, be most defriiable
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PAn FRIDAY,
here. 1 hat i wnat we would like to know
ourselves. We only know we came to
C.ht, no di.Trrenee when or where. One
r.prt is that we re waiting oo Stev.-ni'
luterv, which, wi'h the Monitor, will cu-
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S- M - ba.ter.es .Ion;
the shire, and we rncetd br lund to V rk-.
t.iwn, mennrable ia R ilutijoary time.
The ripediiion U.eimposel largely of
l'cnn!rn'un?, of whom I hope tbe State
my auon feci proul.
All the proleetijn c have here eonsints
i.f oil cloth blankets called "oheiter lent,''
from two to eight of which are looped to-
gether. llcing Ijw, and black, at nigl.t
sjuio of the men ou'side will stumble otcr
tbese ten's tef re the; arc aware of them.
causing sums little swearing.
Hut it is
Rrwti howranmen adjDt theoi
ves
to tbrir accomrnolaliims. J5ota encs 01
those tcuts ore open, and various means
are devised to clo-e them wailing up
with sod, thatching with brush, is. While
t.i. nr.l.-rtv .,..1 I is ..r fl i n i, nn il n haiT
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to lauh outr'iL-ht, it looked so much line ;
" fc 1 ,1, ii
P'a-'-u-u" J u" :
mates used to niase when attending J jnn ;
Brown's school in hast liuuaioe. It
brought back so vividly the day. of my
i 1. 1 ,i ,. T ...'ik.Fllciilii ,1:.
boyhood, that I cou..l hard., realizo this
as one 01 tne stern realities ana necessi
I
ties of war. Io a few dajs, I expect these I
little black mole-hill will be broken up, i
unihreaJtd, and each man take his part to
strap ou his knapsack, or, in case of rain,
ue it for a cape, au l take up the line of
march. Ilegiment after Hegiment is pnur
ini in. V'uercvcr we go, we hope to be
tle to gtvi a g
Lid account of ourselves.
Tim's S. TrtoHr:ri;t:rt,
Cu I. l':U lie;. IV-ua'rf Vol.
J-T'eut. lieech 0- Amnion sends home
the following "Auld Lang Sync" Song, a
compjsitiou of a plicate iu bis Itegimeat.
snr, of the rr. 10L
rtK I'l-tlrO'.ll MI' "t" llr.l
t.ir tlrr lii'..l .111.
lI.
O'if iijj io;;
W.. n.r i
Tti. tr.it r .h
-il'r S'.arn anil Stripes
toil i
ilr .-i-ir-a
t. i t.. -t.un.
ir f t I -" tiiw in frtTina,
I ,i ..ni -.n- ini t-i.iidteioki
Onr eallnt 1i ii- V.Krr us a,
i t.tr ' !'i r- ir- tr-i
T-' tra-t i:i t::-m. tl. -T trnt io ns
HU'oii..t.,i.v.K
e..w II l,r ,.r or ,.r tt:ir.t
U Lit" I' .t I raT. V.'.tt r. i full,
An-I h- n i.ar r.Or nF .11 .r. 'vti
We'll .101 hue IrO . Mm-
Vflj'-n K.Ih-1 V.stl St ilnrlt aDd &t,
A- if t
Vie o m.e- tli-iii l.! our -lnrf. pwordVrtc!,
An-1 h -lo lhoia our r.jna.
Fir ..!! Ii wlii' no oyari,
11-11 :i 1 in 'h. Itireh.
An I ei l.'.w. a- .0 know.
v wt iru-t in '.nit out- a.
Tli-n let u Fins . t.ilTV .TiJ
Ar. on I f or i.t.l tire Iri.-l.t,
rf rn. n l t ro.ioe the drl. w. lcTe
llr'li tl.'.n'. t f l.'n in ti. oulo :
T . . re.: u"n Hi. irn un 1,
l!.-.le e.t b tru-t en.
W e :: Jr .m -1 I r. 0 ..o.- fir away
Ot brittle t-'Uint .tul won 1
ta-M. li. Chambers sends us from i
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North Carolina, No. of The A.uicrn
pr,jrcti ln aLkee hands quit an in-
teresting paper. Long may it live under
its present control 1 The city is favored
Ly nature, under good government, and
many who kft it in aUrm are dovt retura-
iwj.l cair Ul JliJCtkilis Stall vj j(.iAaca
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CVimoiiUce f.-r tbe ue of the V oiunteer?,
waj aeeompitiiecJ by the following terse :
BmTe .entrr' in mur lonely le!t.
M iv li-. - I u- r..n;i a.irtn your f.'.tl
An I wlieo tr.on wr an.l r.miiii y-.o pari.
May eome :ir .titter w.rm initl lil'art;',
fciTThc Panville
"American" eays of ,
r,r.t i; II II assenr.lu". at the llattle
of Xewbern, "be escaped with a slight
r--r-
injur, in crossing the abattis in the Co a.
jmrge.
gM,Capt. Klaek, aud Lieuts. Milton
A.. .e..l .1 llrrmis am in til I.eei-
. ,,, n i ,
mitig (Muncj) Compan,
(Murrav) was killed near Winchester.
f QHTS BEYOND WINCHESTER.
lilcldts aud IlanlaM trlumpti.
WinciiesTkr, Vs., March 25.
On Situnl'y, at 2 o'clock in the after-
uuuu, mn m.o, co-o- .-c,o..o "1
mile and a half from Winchester. Gen. ;
Jackson bad been informed, b, inhabitants,
that the town was deserted b, the Union
troops, and he advanced to retake it. Gen. !
hields brouoht up his forca and fired.
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1- y ; t,
Jiamhty mirniny, at sunrise, Jackson,
being reinforced, renewed the attack, near .
Kearnstown, three mile distant. Tbe en-1
emy's force consisted of 500 of Ashby's ,
, . ,,n ... n . t ...;i t
cavalry, 5,000 infantry, 9 peiees of artil-
-" " r 1
lerv, with a reserve of 18 pieces. Tha
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fir5ht "P UP t"1 noon' when ca"-:
"J bJ Ohio 1dU' '"""' !
" lat "i nUJ ,hc,r 8. !
drove them back half a mile, wbeo tbe j
.:.:, ..: in
cnem, got tucir guu iu uoi.iou -a"3 j
. .u.: ;n
deoso wood, flaoked by infaotry, and
, A t rinrt tirltTlnrV etl iTS ff '
arOte US Uac.. aBUUitiiuucij ug-s--
meet eneued, when Shields ordered UI. i
I Tyler to turn their left fl.nk, which was i
'executed by our troops, but with los, tbdj
, protected by a atoua ledge,
1 The Uh Pennsyltauia and 13th Indiana '
j rctife(J
i 6l0wly, bringiog their guo. to bear at
' every opportunity. Our men taVued for-
, r 1 1 , . 1 L . .1. I . - . 1. " e-- - -
enem, ensued. Oar troups Ldlowod, and
drove them til! dark, capturing three gus,
three eaissoua, niu-.et, equipments, Ae ,
inturoerahl". jr Iroi-ps birouacad ou
the CjIJ, and tho dead and wounded wtro
t
seat here jesterd., noon
Geo. H..nk was aUent Saturday, tat
' tok the Geld, c-ffieieotly, Sundiy.
Good ju I4 siy the enemy's Ia io
over 2GU killed, ;.C0 wounJtd, and &.)
j priionern, inclu linj aa aid to Jtck.n.
' L'uioo lo-s iu killed, U 100 ; ia wouniil,
about 30 J.
j Washington, March 25.
I Gen. Shieldi li.s received a dirpitch
' from M ,j -G-o. !5jr,ki, dated :
"1'lVE MILLS liCVl'NU SlUASIU Bn.
4d'hs cuemy are still in retreat, and
our forces in hot pursuit.- Tie loss of the
Rebels must have been enortujus. They
have aba?id.iLe 1 wagons aluti the r -ad,
tiikd with dead and ilvine. ; tbe boU'i s on
tie route are crowded with tbe wounU-J
acd dead. The dwelling in 1 tbe towauja
cent to toe tia'.tie L. il ot oolJj', are also
r...,i r:i-i;,u ,:. .,.... n. ;
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habitants a: led Ueb l aoiit.rs in carrj-
iu- off their woaoJed during tbe day, and
la burying them q'tuk y as soon aa dead.
( )or artiiiery tuaiics terrible havoo amon
the enemy iu their flight, and b. r .u- ;
Ills f.nr to be ouu of the most oreaifui tf
Aiir.iVAl 01 I'ill-OM.i.s AI B'.LllHOUE.
March 115 Two buodred and tLirty
Itebel prisoners, captured at the battle of
Winchester, arrived here this afternoon,
and have been provi 11 with qnarters in
the north wiu of the new city jjil. The,
are as mivruble, dirty, and about as ul
soldierl, looking crowd as ever were seeu.
(Joe of the prisoners, on reaching" thd
quarters, threw up bis hat an 1 exclaimed,
"Thank God, I atn in tbe Uuited States
once mre." O:hors congratulated them
selves at lhepropct of getticg scaictbir
g ,od to cat, which thej admitted the, Lai
not had for some time.
Gen. Shields' arm bas bad to bo r
set, but it is hoped be will be able t.) lake
the Held again in two or three weeks. IU
eoujmanded l.mder's ineo. Himsolf and
Gen. lianks, have the thanks of the I're.i-.
dent fer their skill and cournge iu this,
cue of tbe most hotly eoutestrd scries of
bard blows in our history.
Union County Spring Elections.
CONCLl'DEU.
BUFF ALOE Si votes.
Judge Jacob Kaufman
Inspectors Aaron Miller, Adam AUcman
Assessor John Hauck
Overseers Jihn Wise, Adam Sheckler
Countable Win lleis-r .
ltirecturs Joseph Lu ff.-aderfer, Andrew
Kohl, Martin Dunkle
Supervisjrs Andw Harris, Abrara Euh
Auditor Wui 'f Linn
Wlisr Iii:Fl-ALOK 102 vote. i
; Judge Wm Taylor
Inspectors John Kleckner, John Hayes.
Justice m lleechler
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i'u,,.LIe ItuLwri Tavlnr I
Jijreetors Jos Hoffman, Jos Klingman. I
Assessor John M Harbison I
Supervisors Jere Musser, Ju Eagelhart. '
Auditor Philip if-Iey
LlMEsiONK SS totes.
Jinl,ic ViiiLiitiDe Waller
ii' n .i -rrT-.
Io-Pt rs W ax tatherman, J II Leitoer
6scttMt J4mcs iVn-rove I
Overseors Kiuiul Walur, l)nul SeeboIJ. !
Constable Aaron Kin.
Dii
.. l..n,.a 11.,. Ie.t, C.
i Supervisors Jacob Kloss, Peter Wehr
Auditor darnel Keler
L1.W Is ,S votes.
Jjde Wm Urvtij
. Iu-pLcters 11, I) Moll, Jesse Thompson
, ... 11 ...1 i 1.
,a?,i s- :r- 11 u'tsiiii .'ii usiu
Superris. rs Ja K ithrrman, X Blngaman
Ciinstable Wm Kiiryuiau
Directors Kd G Urm, Jot Sander
(Iverseers J ihn llewer, J"ml Arne,
Towu Clerk John 1 1 M ;uura
Aud. tor Jacob Spigelmyr
I1AUTLEIUX 43 votes.
Judge Wm Whitmer
Inspectors Jno T Charles, Saml Ilaupt.
Burgess Josiafi Mock
Counoil W K Wilson, Jos Sampsel, Wm
Woif, Jno 1' Charles, lliraru liorder
High Cons'aMe Saml Ilaupt
lOirectors Liimel J.ong, John larger
Assessor Daniel Spigeliuyer
Constable J L' plrv, A F Charles (a lie)
Overseers Philip Whitmer, K.ias Orwig
Auditor-Daniel Loag
. . a 1 "'r'. r"
Judge 1 rtderiek Wormao
U'erseers josnua rno
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Col. Wm. G. Murray, Sl .h Penn.Vol.,
among the Union men killed near
Winchester. He was a native ot Xew
...... , , ., . , ,
1 ork citv. former v of llarriahnr? and
n,iljjaT,bariT. The L.si3!.,ure appointed
J O C" 1 1 -
Committee to bury bim with honor.
. Wde'1 '-iUiPf ".obbtd, in '
for rroc.a.ming b.mseif a D,s-
unionist. He bilterl, opposed the election
01 iiiucoiu.
of Lineol
. e t : l
j
; - . ir.; i
7 a.". aal( a ") j
f .
iorter'a ,ortar fleet, and Butler, were
nearing New Orleaui, at lat acciunts.
The KebeU report three Generals killed,
and one mortally wounded, at Tea Ridge..
Tbe man "taken" for Yaocy is now
tfa;aght t0 be w other maQ
AU U quiet on the Potomac.
Trim your ticca before the sip begioa to
rus much.
rr, ona f reuericx
MARCH 28, 1SG2.
LaSosfHews.TO THE PUBLIC !
1!V II 1.1:1.11 1 1'lJ.
5r Lull-i, Marrb A special de
spatch to the -yu;(V'in, d.twd Dear
l-.'and N.i. It.', evening uf the 2ll:h, i.vs
ot,lj tl.r'.c shells wt re thrown by the m r
tars to iiy, t whlb Do reply was made
by th fcensy.
I.iHI-VII.I.It. March 17 rd. Wil-lie':.-'s
Zj.1 t. ii im Uei;. o. cufi d Coluin-
I. n.jTenn. l'draou lfoblow lcvea to-Ja,
for CiLcicoati.
I l'ltliitss MoMfiE, Th'irslay, Marcb
II. 'lncie was a r-cnuoi-ance made by
our tro ' this norning, txti-ndif to U:g
llethel, which was occupied ly ahout
Lt'teen bun lied lU-bels, who fb d on the
a pr'aeh i.f cur f ic.s, without any bjjlile
deuions'r:tion. I s.ir tro"i' oceu;, it.
The rep 'rtfii tnktot; of K Tt Macon and
Iicaufort, X. is not e uti. nivd. A ves
1.1 w.is burm l iu the hirbor, but the
Xaahrille aa:n CsCipd, and is at large.
Com lupoDt has taken S. Anjn?tias
'he oldt t ci'y io the 1". S ,) at,d Jnekson
v:lle. The Unionists bava now "retaken
,.j rt,p,Pf5P1,-. maw lLan half of the old
S'ate of I'l.'iida.
PL.T.LIC SALES.
Sat. ST Mar late On.S'ahl'i. Fast BuftVoe.
ilo ("av-lev- srore. .Np-a- Birha
M. n 31 Mar Wui S llr-wer's. WoliVs Mill.
XT? Rev.I'J.(r av u ili commence labors ia
the Lea iii or M II. Church, nei: ab; .'.iri.
KMI'l.iiYUr.ST.' jj.'Jj!
AG HNT.S VAXTED.
We will piv tfom 5-; i - p"r month
a'i'l ail f ipt(ie t.. active Acfni, ur zae a
mn::-: n. rar..fu:.ir- st-ul Irtt. A i Irr--l.ne
.S.-w M.f hi f ('t-mpauv, K J WIU.S,
tie-tjT.-il Ai-nr. M.I.in. i;u ' v
Il Ih-Jlufs H delink Corji-il uiil not '
rure. iu in-: !a-t s;'i'"i df f.'ii-url.r:!"n, we ,
kfi twin expent'ri::e il ail"rt.s reat reliff.
I'vspep-ia i- a tt Hi-a!: disease to cure, bn
H'tnlLnKli"' im45 lllTTLUt Wt 1 SH n UVlT-
c: ii.r it. Ilea t ihe A-l.'t in another column.
TiiUL'-Tabie Lewbbur K.K. StuUon.
MOM.u A OA.
Freight A: Arcum'n pa.ies l.rwist g A M
Mini Tram do 4:-vS I' M
.;ghi Liprcss d.i 11:14PM
XOVIXG SOLTH.
Ma ! train pa-i'' Ipui-urj A M
F.-r.sh: V Arct"-iniiiL.J4i;iun dj ft:1"- I1 M
y -iv txr-res d. 1 I'M
Corrtettd WecJiy
Wheat $112 Kgjs S 12
Kvc 55 Tallow 8
Corn 40 Lard 8
Oats "5 Ham ;
Flaxseed 1,50 Shou.iSiJe...
Iried Apples. l,-o Cloverseed t,00 j
Fitkiu llutter 10 Potatoes 401
Freti h Hotter... 11 Country Soap 4 & G '
nr-irn I
i(i'.uiiii.l. i
ItwReTl.W M Sh.i re. I .1!, in.r.s II. .ST-VK. tleiitur
Tj. I.. Moi. sLSANNA k iLl.V. b. aver. wiJoi'a
' I ! .ln ?inile. l..tt. ir..: . KM 1'kVM KMV' KER.
Joi.;.: Iu . auA Ui e'A 1 II. kollkKK. SLir..v.ourb-.
br Ker II iii.ath.r. 17th met.. K.f A J AMI-KM
ani M.i UALV C Ai.l I.K, .Nt w tt. Wrr v eo.O.
Dt.D,
In pAtiT:!.'. ZUt io-t . WM TiUTrt. ti
II- mm a th Ir.-ft to r,. n l Ir!l
tin tf th in-t . cl -"3 w-t. MAKY .'ANK, wif- of
U-u V .Liu. rjF. un i .:ni.i:-r t.l r.i H m tl...:.
la .rrit to. f - trl' t frfir.: Kth m.-t . WIl'"N.
tjfl 1 tt. r d i.rt tti- '.'-'I. Al . asi-il 4 JrW chiiit-ri-a
i f ( olJ.' llartisiur., il OUl I t un Kr.
11 Thit L'ltion must it prtirri-el.'
"Y""rri; P.. Th- Arr.mnts if THOMAS
I'HU'iiLlli.dec d. r'urwart's Merchant,
have been placed in mv hatvK by hii A-lmiu-ivtrat.ir.
I- r nnmed,a!e settleniMit. There are
over loO arcouuts Thi.e liueresie 1, pieap
call an I seme an i save costs, IiT they must
be collected by the Vlinh M-iy-
L. U I'lIKIsT, J. P.
I.ewibur?, March -.", Mo2
Knox Fruit Faim and nurseries.
J. Knox, liitx ir.riiib!iri, P.u
.ri.ncr lists or strwvbkkr.es
IOK we uiil turni-h h-0 p:anis earh uf
trie lot'owiti; len (: TrM'mphe rte (irtml,
J ri .Vp's Vict na, B irr's iew r'lne, JfDiiy
I.irtl and Wilson's Ait.anv.
K.t we will iurofsh XVtt plants earh of
the fr.'.i"Win choice kiruN: Tnomphe Je
(.ani. TroiU'pr" Victoria. ic('m-"e Hri
cart de ThTirv, Kill:nirr. D'Wiir's Pr.'hfo,
Burr's New Pine, S -nny Lm l, Cmter" Sff.1
liu?. M Wvoy's iS jprr.or an1 Wilson's Albany
For rJ,r'rr,'ion f tt-i-s aiir nl unriTIJ 5lniw-bt-nw.
ft Mir -!ri"u r. Wt- wiil furin-h nn-it
Tii tt.- !'"' A:bu,y, liaw two l-iios k.nJ-s t Ui
Tut m ilt in Oxtrt r rvtif f-r 'ti"ir. pr I!:
5,Xi f r H'.ii"3 fr iC f r I'-ti. ..r tin-
It.li'V rr -. b" rtietr'.rd f r t e kin.
I 4: Klnf, WnV9 ihxt r-ni pr "iftj:-!.. ! per
l i ,t.ih)0 1 if U t ur;- r in.irtuie at nt t r
Slot will liir:ii-t l'1.' ' I i t It.'. (V.
UiSoti'ti A.riiiT- '. f"-r c nt. will bt- kl.ow cLrjti Lr
Li ft-r It- - s m l kinK.
p..r.- t v MAIL.
TT will et'l t. ah ' ffl v Ir- wx in tli rvmntrr,
p"-t i ' t. ftt t tnUy rut up "ft v t cr- ia ir, mip
liU' 'lrr-t I.;...t- t I ai.T tin ry id r'ir rats.
I ttii nt tt. r-'"-" T f ntn-xr I. i r iTT.rn--", -
wV.i-on'- A.'n- f T l'"J l'roii' p's icU.ri t-"J, l'JV
Tti' trph- d-vi io.i
J-r rr..r tv ! f-r i-!nt t-T ninil f-r ! thin
orn doiUr'" r.r'h. f any Vtn 1. ti1 li-n li ihu
leu ate crdrei. it mu-t be at tL. -t-i. n i.icv.
frinrM-'! 'Vine n4 Frtrj'-n'u f 1 )t Lt'ti. ? fwr
tfm. j.'T It-"-'. Y-fr,ifi. Rufr I.Tr.-" Frmtel W nit
K. Kn-u'i' (.innt. II il-o ! itt An: ti. I'.a-I Artt
rje. VVihiT t.trp. - a" Mirty. . . r-u: .-r .Iri-n.
I -', tii par Im: - t Aoitk-o Liac
Cap, -y nt r-r itt i-n. i rr i-t. -" j -t .'t.
SKI.LCT OF R VSl'BEKP.irS.
F'rf;'. w will firr.i'h l.fi Bnn-lti'i. t.rr.f. tb -Bfr-t
fl.iti'tvd k(-:rry. a eli on? t in lari !,
mol trtitiful, ainl ir.1i:cli; im KrLi.rio-. a nrr
innrt ri-i! b-rry, i f ir"l rt iror. fnorw u-W rr'-4ai ti;
l j lait roit-1 Ani- n'aii Hian-t C'.i;. much iarsT. mvit
juicy, brtrt- f.aotvJ. wifti ivw-r wt rtvry t
nup-riMr L- tin fvinn.-'u i!:j''k '. T::f f.ut i ritir-:T
har-t. Terr vn-.u(-r,?e, aud the lvt.it U aoch fouil.t
i(u r in tbo mark t-t.
X )- nUiT iiimi- induJ1 tb three tnr Tl. rtrn,
at, biac-b. nJ furb -h a i-l. -ant turir-iy of dvor. VY
r-crd Oit-m a ttiv t-'t f r LHuUuri, au4 Ua soit pro-
tiulrle kr mart.-t rotiurv.
ItlatKbrrrlrt.
ff ltich-n'. 1 pt-r dutrn. $j per lJO, ? per 1.
?TOi fr doo. I-'f(l.iitrr, T5 rt-p' rdf.zn. $ p-r
1 t-:- lT th"nfaTi.i. Nrniao ThornWa. -t-T
dosn. j.i p.r iwt, J p"r 1uk. W wilt iw iid lo ftwh
of tLr atst.T thr a;ujr f.r JIO. atrlvirb vrfcanr of
Straw fwrry ana Hiae.Wrry ianU Kill txuUil. prmtrd
io-LrurUc.D6 for ru:tt iiMO.
F-.r pri of f.7Mm rTKRAMX. COOFRFR
B1KS. JiH HA KB. J.W.I ff-.G' .V...f- r.tir trruaar,
wttli'b I1 I- twnal t nil a;-(-.-i-iI -m l-iD .-tawi.
Wr bat PfwarJ at Vv fil-h Wtu-f' .
tVr a. I arti-toa Wl -orinj nuefc an wUbOavIajat
eta be h-i, ( th t?t qu.i'j .
'THE IXIOX," eMiMicJ in l&liVi'luIe IN-.,
'nirvOMCLE."faMMi"l to Xo., 937.
1, z minimi
3IAMM0TH DRUG STORE
OFFER the grfai?t ar.ftj of
GCAL Oil LftS5?S,
Of the Finest S'jlcs, and at tbe Ter,
Lowest Kates.
SHADES FOE LAMrS,
of lieautiful Patterns, very cheap.
I'UIIF.ST COAL OIU
waraoted u I to expl de, aud comp.r alive
1, free from smell, at oul,
Fim CENTS TER GALLON!
I cfT.r also, at great', relaceJ pi:e?,
an elegant assertuicct of
PERFUMERY!
EXTIIA COLO XE
gair (Ecaicsca! pressing!
MKS. ALLEN'S,
BAiCllLI.Ori'3
biouirs,
LiON'S KATIIAIROX,
KOM.V SOI AU,
UAllUlSON S,
UOOo'n and
. Jit' UN El's.
SOAPS! SOAPS!!
Nice!, Peifumcl, cheap !
Trusses ! Trusses I !
The largest assortment, suitable f r Men,
Women and Children, at the very Lei
prices.
BalQWil THQCHZS!
The Great Eemcd, for Coughs.
BURNET'S KALLISTOX,
Wt Bt.auuf)iDg the CumpUxbii.
GLASS! GLASS!!
Of almcst an, iiio and quantity.
Motions ! Xotions ! !
patent 31!f ilirinr s !
Ajer'a i-arsapirilla,
Uuli's Sarsapanlla,
llelmbold Sarsaparilla,
Tuwusend's arsaparilla,
l'eruvian rup,
German Hitter",
Cbcrr, I'ectnral,
Jatne's Kipectorant,
Co'nati'ution Water,
Cod Liver Oil,
Swaim's I'aoajca,
Esenwein's Tar, Wood Xaptha and l'ec'.o
lal ; title's Tar, W i!d Cteir, anJ
Idoarhonnd.
Pills! Pills! Pills!
Wright's, O'CSnneH's,
M Clintock's, llollowaj's,
Brsndrcth's, M' Lane's,
Ueonett's, A,r'j,
Jajne's, tfpauldirg's,
Moti's, Soul's,
Judson's, Sir Jarns Clara,',
Heath's, UiX'.Tcnharg's-
Ltntal anJ Swsical Instmacats.
rnv?ic!.xs' rnEscurnoxji
Carciull, compounce..
Caldwell's Magnetic Salve
e-REM EMBER the best place la bov
Goods at the Cheapest rrices, is at
F.S.CALDWI
Ltwisbarj, Marcb 2?, 1802
1
t I V :
in I
RL'S.-LLL'.S
GIin.VT PANORAMA
I of tne War of 1S612.
I "II I. ce eahibited in
V lnd ;t'uclcut liall, Lewiabnrf,
sat-rbr Af;ernoon nJ Eve'o;, April
S'tb.at 3 and "i o'clock.
41JO at A . leu J 11.11. Vtt.T .V. on rRtnat.Mk IfwU.
at- 3ao. :Mk.M.
The Panorama eiriibin tt i iatinet Viw
an 1 lars? coving Panoramic Sceoenei ot
;;nui.-hcs, Citicd, phipping.
U.i!;ics, liarbors,
KueutnpTnnU, iiimbardmenlB,
rr,1 r.earlv rverv principal Place and Batllw
. ; n.tere-'i ceaLeci d w,:h the W ar to lb
prent : ime.
More than too 0r0 peneBS, 10.000 boraM
and earr.aees, many of which appear lifw
i,f,fa:i Ue .ten. It baa been copied mostly
fr. in Pa,. -jnphs, laWeo by Turaer, App'e
ton. Brady. Benjamin, and others, for tha
occasion. Hence us correctness. Ta fol
loanij are ihe test oi the Views :
A .iew f rfcr'..ton Cit.Ourinc lb. Saaabai
F e Miic T' r 1:: it :o Tuoiai..r, I iee j tlmi of Bmltt.
o.v- V. (l. 1- -r.l Tro-1 Heroine af Ik hJf
N Vtr-1;..: -(:Or-lU-tiil UUW of bail Aan
;.u"" .:or. lo iUiio-."Ct St H'raintai fljtlw wt
l:. '., Mi .ji.'aii. 1 .;r.-.l l"m ilu.l Kca Battlaf MUI
e. virr s aul Latin a ih. Satlta wt thm
: . tl. :.. -L.;.: t.,e .-'..roi : 11,-ir bin.rio mm4 Ban
.1 ii u- K rt llti il - B .birim- al of f.-rta 111.
i rl n! Wj';.er t,nife-l. of k-Wla froB .afcet
, '..ra.r . rtJ.ri.'; -Ncn rrawJtIUgileaaalaiwW
61 N-'W i. rS.
Tne l'arjr rama present many very excitinf
scenes that attract the atienuon of all. Il im
l.Sb'e I up wuh about 70 burners, (ihe a row
diiernouQ and eve&inir.) aad room darkened,
li sh ws wtll.sivia? tae feeble, those from
ei-:ar,ep, r,ml Si hoola, the adrantae?l ol law
day eiiier:a:nmen:s. TRMS :
Ai.T..-l a aU
A 1 vt,:. . f ?'T r-rwrj fl.oO
hi Ir. n ao-i-r lit ..r la
S L ih- riiGoo.tO vntaencfa aapH.
A.J. B:iif!!. Leis.a-.ir. J. O. Utile, lUaaew
AITEALS State anJ County Taxes.
l)CRsr"AXT to law, the Commissioners of
I ("oo n coo-tv v iil meet to hear Appeals
in in ihe Triennial A-ses-ments fi r the sets
ral lVmnihips aad Bjrcus'ns, asfollowas
to. -. .tt: na- rar-efa Mimlaf, April 14
New Oer to wi o.ei Kl-efcacr' Turwlay. April l
I -Ui- -'. u- -iv'o W.l.i a WaOn. April IS
La--- t .n- l. -il-LotueTliar-lar, Awrtl IT
li..'t.. t.u-t:tloii llw iriOay. A.ril IS
I...,. Satos-lay. Apnl 1
V lih-i-. V m l::ti -ft" MowOay, Aofil 21
a, ; Ho;: wlo leeeKarJ'a Tulaj, April SB
l ... i.eoW. '!. .ln. April SS
li.ii.j -J-t,.- Mvr-i-tta Tburwiay, April S4
he ..Jim.. L.iwi.u"i Klay,April
Wt -e I.-r ti.-o Sclera aturla, April 2
Br . J e lliOt oi:L Moa-lay, April
Le. -.fe N" u" c'jiaaa" Oflsa Tueftlay, April 'J
SOW. do- We-lnaa. ApiU a
Anprals wul be held from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M .
V.'iion a I uiav aitend who ihinic proper. By
oilier of the U'os.rai?siorers.
A. KENNEDY, Clerk.
I-ewisbar;, March 17. lstil
T. ATTSIJTIOn.VCLiTIITIIEllSt
aiU
B V auihoniy from the Wr Uepart-
s" - ni-'nt. a pcriiiai.rui iM-cnt. i
IV ST vriON is esiaMished at LEWIS-
J fcLRti, t" mon Co Pa. Aoy on dei-
rom of serving hi eoaatry im lw .
c
eryiiiir.s r.cesiarr oy applying io mm
from the J-v of en isrmcnl, aad boarding and
loiir. furniue j io rec runs at the suuoa
nritil arri.'s-ec!? are ma ie fur furwardiDf
ih?in t- iiit-ir rfpecure re?in.enu. Hopiny
ih-?re are marv mm who wiil feel it their
prm!e c- o vanJ by the siJs of those heroins
bt-ys tt oo have a'rea?y left I'niun andaJjoia
ing cotint to urho! J ihose sacred stara and
i rrr pes wh'ch have -o Ions waved over ihi
b-Ivjveti rtinrry. wbicti has enjoved mor
I:ber:v an 1 prv.peruy than aoy oiherponioa
of the eatih.
S'-atun BaiTaJo House, opposite the Court
llju-e-
l. T. KREBS. M. D . Reeruitins Officer.
Cl. Merednb's 5fiih Reg. Pa, VoU.
I-fwi-shur?. March I. l6i
Impoi t.iut to Shoemakerm.
TVANS iV eonpEn hive a-lded to their
'j s'-e!i a cnnip'ete assortment of SHOK
A .V.YG".n". Soueroaers w II find il to Iheir
aivatiia-e to call aid examiae our suclr. la
is coopeie. arid oilered i'heapftor Casdi aa
oi t sian t. en Muiket sit. between 3d and
!t!i Lewi-bur?
I.KjMAL! KE310VAL1!
(.nttr uttcfwiixsi
THE siibcriVr respeciful'jr informs th
citizens of l.ewi0tirw ar.d vicimtv. thai
he has rr mot rd liU Hoot and bs .
Store tj me lari:e and ccmmoOioas store,
rojio lately occupied by Mr. James Scott, osa
Market Sinvt, eppo.Mte the Bink.
wht-r he will be enaVe! ti nrTer-
IV UUEAT I.NUl I EMEXTSio',1
p rsens waning Hoot and I
MlOf. His stock will be k.on.1 vert larg
a id selertej with preat care, and will be solel
af prices to suit the times, and binv priort- -pal'v
ot hi own manufacture, he will be able
I., s-il a UOOD AKl ltLU AT A LOW
PKII.n.
Havinj j ist returned from Fhi'ade'phia
vnh a well-selected stock of Leather. tbua
in want oi a rord pair of Boots Srnes. Gafc-t-
rs or Ch iU;rtrn'& hoea. will ficdit to their
a Ivantare to eaarn.ne his stock beft-re pur
chas.r.i; rlsea tere, as he wi!l orTr the
Largest ?tock of Ilonie-Mailc iVorlr
in I'nion eoont,. Per.rns in vrant of City,
male Wort, or Gum noes, -ill be able to
select fr.on a larce -ticli at prices lower th'asi
ever b-fore uiTr-rrd in Lew.stcrff. Aluu, t,
full anr'.raect if French "ait fxitts, Moroc
co. Ki i, ,Vr, w.aolesale ai l retail.
IV S K.ve per cent, disccant on ail sales
abore K.ol'i.i'S, Ucn'l fcrjel Vne place
i pp. .site iHe l.ev.abarg Bank.
March 7. Ir.i JIHIN SQriRroji.
GEORGE 1MELRILL,
Attorney at Law . . . leffiarg, r.
OJ'cc in i Kccoriier't Ojice.
Feh. S7, IS6:
l.iaiaa.
; TIIHE sufriber rerjuests all barinc nn-st.
I I e.i aceona a muu nim to al and setilf,
a he is giuiii: to m.vr awar m a tw 'ara.
Lewi-l.un;. March II. JAVES rjCOTT.
F03 nrriT.
iVtl Tl.;:tV C...-iw HI4.-JSB esc!
L'lf -n N- r'..i ? r' sine
March 1, "t."
M f. MlELf tH
i 1
t i
II!