UL fflllllll. I 11 II Till: I'NIO.V," estaMfcie-d in 1S11---Mj!8 lo.,i. Bf 0. N- WORDEN AND J. E. CORNELIUS. LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA, TUESDAY, MAY 0, 18G2. "CmiOXICLE," pstaWiMeJ h 1 S 13 W.e Xo., PM- At $l.r0 per Tear, alwnjs In Advance. ilff I- in riCUll!J hEllHEtUT Tar-Jay Mitrnin? & Friday Afternoon. Xc Klierliteniput. STATE CONVENTION. The Pcple of Pennsylvania, who desire -j,;t io unite in sustaining the Nati.n.al Cord '""""" :n :ii :z u .,.;, .i noni snuuiim ij i'"- , tile I'oity of the Republic, and who flesire 10 support, by every power ot tne ""'""' one riunureu m , k......H.se and the rertl. of the held to preserve the I'nmn of onr Fathers, are re- qn"u 1 Ve"'uive"-pre"nfa.io7.ffX 8?ale at tiet Tunes and in such manner as will best re.pond to th- spirit of this call, to . . f ?nnvntMn. at Vm"". Srmt'r-lh l.y Mill nrrl. at 11 o'clock, oo said datr. lo nominate Candi dttesfortheomces of Au.litor General and Surveyor General, and to taUe soch measures is mav be deemed necessary In strengthen t; irernment in this season of common ocril to a common enntrv. p A. K. M'Cl.UKE, Chairman. " -. - -- Almvo i a call similar in spirit to ; ,he haughtiest of Southrons, snd say if Ac that mi'lor which tliu fops of Hebel'iion j couW ulin'a &is yiresent poti'tlon vltlwut fiiuirlit atlJ triumjihci Ttst Fail, ami ( merit T Fremont has achieved military in whii'll nil the SlatP Elfctiotis in triumphs has male as fair speeches as New Ilamp.-iliire, U!io.l! Island, and Washington, Franklin, Jefferson or Jack Conticotit'tit hare been carried by j ,nnhl exhibited true statesmanship, io the rrcsi-Hit . friends this .i.nn- j probibitiDg 8)avery in CMtanimt .5peoi. The inritation embraces not only , h di , j Executive qualiGea-rrio-inal R. iinblicans, but also Union J . , ' , ,, , .... ttons as a surveyor of unknown regions in Ilemocrats, and all other patriotic 3 6 citizen" of the Loral States who are ,he PrM,est P'! '"1 MUb, sincerely desirons of having but one ; development of which, (sacrificing or jiarty in opposition to the Traitors ! riskios his all to aid in suppressing this and their sympathizer. Rebellion,) is idle, probably exceeds that In proof of otir willinsme?? to vote . f Hnncock, Was'uington, and Morris, the for an upright Douglas I 'etnocrat. vrc rich Whigs of the Revolution. History propose Hon. John- Howe, of Frank-, will award him lis due honor in this war. lin county, as the Union Republican j ycti jn the mid,t of his toilsome labors, candidate for Surveyor General. All j fin,j io th9 states. vmfesd parties haye ever awanled him pcrso- j I : t .. An. I nliilif. r.t flint el.. . lllil IUIIMI ll UtlU Wi'niil Ul.t rifv- tiim, which he once filled by election an a Democrat, w hile, as the Uuion f pr-aker of rtie House, last session, he demonstrated that ha had no sympa thy vith Secession or its allies." His nomination ana election would be n : V . ... - - - politic as just to the thousands of; firmest I'emocrats who despise the . , , ' , I;-AiL' inriil ira lji.llAia a-hn ,.il.a nn ., , i j r their party anil apolojrued for cause - lcss Insurrection of the Aristocracy. 17... A n I .". k VI auuilUI Ut-IItlill, SC pil-UlIlCi Hon. TUOMAS E. Cochkas will lave ... ... no serious opposition, ne nas Deen ' t most laitlilul oltieer. as Tht as we Viive heard and if so, it is the high-1 est interest of the JSate to retain one : ofliis experience and trustworthiness. ; a .1 r Ti i . i.n t- t i AMinei -uanassas heoci "lizzie. Our TeWrnphic Xewg indicates in spite of their boasts about being; "Stronrjer than at SaVmstapoI," "ten I miles of the best fortifications" "at least One Hundred Thousand men, ind Five Hundred cannon" "inch Vy inch, so long as a gallant Southron Wathes" "to the lastditch,"anothcr V'l "sicedaddle" has occurred at y-.itowB, as at Manassas and fifty nr places. As soon as they found S'Ollan was ix eakn-kst, they 11 lv TRE.VT.and York town is ours with out a pitched battle, but after several skirmishes, in which the Union men displayed the truest valor and endu rauce.' Gen. M'Clcllen has added to his reputation for military engineer ing. Yorttnwn is captured, just as Manifsas could and bhouid have been captures, Vv.i; arro not by a mad awwlt, but V.y scientific approaches, counter works, ar.i a persistent, res cJulc sice. S wiVis away tho Rebellion ! A FEW MOKE Truss OF SCOTT'S UxlOX "A.vicy.vin," and the Rebellion will hesacrii-hed that no "Compromise" n brin? it to life atrain. Latest News TKI.i:;itiPII. i RKTOWX IS 0U11S ! : JiVars and Stripes are waving over the IU-bcl Fortifications 1 k I Gloucester also occnpiedbyU.S.troops. ttlUSRETREATTO RICHMOND! wio. forces in iiot pursuit ! Of cial Headquarters, Army of) Potomao, May 4 9 A. M. ) T lion. E. M. 8rATO.s: We hae ' '."""'J'' ramparts, their pons, ammu ion, eamp equipage, ie., and hold tbe tire line of his works, which tb engi neers renort a. V..; I n ,i v.uk scrj BTroDZ. nave vJurr,B,em,r'104 artillery in C.Tv ,.J,.P,rU4T infantry. I move ..u., Uivmon. ,i l-sre as I eat by wat '"n, and as much a-T- aVo time shall be Ut. Our Eun Uts have gone up the York river I wr po.se.B. I r,nr,n, ... h "e wall. O. R MTl.Ei.r av Msj. Gen. Cuoi'g ' (on LATER. ne enemy evacuated Yorkt f SfardiT ;.).. . . ova en 1 J eight Thelr army of 100.000 The . "V " AUU.UULl. L. utrm origan 1.1'f'l M l I "t Poiot ,j ;n . . , , " tbe kol. Pal.', 'UU0IT e'Plor 'b life. -.rmy. Our los. i, iBf(1Dlid. wovernmnni ,t;;.i. .t fl11 k ended aay u a,ar ed in 1 1, ; . j ' mJ'- asmcustmn eommeooed Thursday, s Jo Johnson, .g,e.d lo refre.t- altd to stand sod 4hr. Betraying Themclre. "Reader! do yn happen to knnw of any half-mtiKd sympathtz-r with tseces-innisii, who does not hale, and seize every chance to " .".B villify, John C. Fremont 1 We do not." "immediate viciolty," in manner what The above is a pertinent thought, and j ever may have been the motive whose shnuld tead honest men of all parties to ' effect might have led some to suppose that reflect. A crtain chics of ptliliriant nt ! we wcro terribly scourged by some deadly xnk denounce Mm c. . timet lo J'JJ. Vavit one. " Oat of the i mouth speak- Ubundatico of the heart, the mouth speak. , etb. Cao any one doubt that aoch men ar9 jQ rei;,T traitors to the Union T A T-ecimeu of these vile assault,, take the j following, which we find copied in nearly t eTcrT ,hlm. Demfl!r j0 p,per, North: 44 Fremont is a Statesman who has never made a speech a General'who has never won a haul a Pathiiedcrwho alwavs missed the track and a Millionaire not worth a contin ental damn." F.-ery sneer in the above is unfounded. Resd the life of that orphan boy, starting in deep poverty, without a friend, among ,:oioni.ti iec!;i ,a defame bii charactcr n . and hioder his usefulness in this day of our Nation's struggle f jr life ! Aristocrats pout because be was ouce a poor boy West I'ointers and other rivals disdain a soldier, not educated by tbe Government, who fihm in earnest and Tory tyinpa- tuiler. bate and fear one who has struck, j n .oi.ii- or proposed, deadly blows at Rebellion. r r f v I but the true, loyal People, love Lira 1 , .. r . e ' ri'9lJeDt and Cabinet touched Dy his manly, patriotic sul:mis;ion to a very nis manly, patriotic sut:mision to a ery . - , . I J ' O n"Ja,t PW"J bum.l.ation-oonfiJe in;7.2pCrsnI)lilli,.ee,e.nshowtht21of:th.t ..vera in disguis., after learning km f ni.lli.anl front I li mora ..m. ' . . . - a , a. J J ..l:.1 .1 ' in aointy, ana snow more iear or mm than of any other of our living Generals, To Fremont may be applied tbe words of another time, for one, then traduced and belied, whose oraise is now on ever lin ' - 332 3 i3Ir7?A113ZI ST t. Q. WUiTtlXK. N'nr TuixiPf1 Nn? a well the tell And i-itUi-M A.l-Kbiy lU Ac we-i; U'-uV Uiaut tlile Knil trss-kw-tnl m iU miarht? tTfrfct At b, i.VtiUUlllti't tMipr Band pfljei, Ti tiainilvri-J nud the anni.T tri- i. Jo bit u-iuinlian. eourw tura twefc. Hit in nor rALLf ! 1 pf k to MitfJ lhavha.iolc.-aj id unr i-ica viod, 0)h th i4rivn(' li-udiorc ei.ur, Anil turn tu-idt th whirl -rind lirct, Itutdt-t-n ytiritthnMt;htr mtad Wil! eowrr I--t(ir. th hl-ant'of htf trrut.il at tlarai and f-auwi-at ttl( Ft. tiion-h ml ( b d flRt. Il atti-x.iv, iuit 1 1 mn tU high Mtata A Manus 'ojid iht rum Ull. Ilr 18 SirT pLUf!! Kfcry hpr Th t wntlr or ('ulunit;t't boaom, Pf.a wii'l IVnitdrmt't firt tr.fn, fr-m ocQ tbor. fnmt hi land was, Or hT th rkh MncD-lt' hioiom F 'at. suov-Jikti nn th- euitrjr wiod In hvKtiiiiiiiC uuvinl rn biat rart Am bommSK tn liia liifty Butud A n-rd lb- f-Ilvn n-f-r find, A priM which patrioU vnlj bear. Star or inr Wear! A tnillinn tyati Art- turuintr s-fidt unto him. Thx'tiriucMf oil MiJtr.eii lUf.ra hi kiiflliuff luht rrrrwa dim I Am mn kwak iv fntio a drHstia, Ur nflrwirri djtzluij( ti tivtrwjr. And j;w dt fiir hi nirr Imam, 1 h rarm-at ot a brf U-r dn.y. Au. TIail! tbe hour ia feaateainr on, Wbvn, vntulv trtrd l ftlaadcrr'a HamC rnluiuhia, ()!)' h- huld h'-r mm. rnharuir-d. vithnut a laurvl ffontv A fruro U)v Rim uf ft b I'm Th Aotrl'f airdd trio cam f Th Isn't rr-r bH b rfn. th, Iliii 11 wtiiall It-HTf th- mioda of tmtn. And hi;hr (' watt upon l ira) Wtra patriot' future fanM. WTbe Lancaster V)rstatcs that 7 li$ B.Sikuahel. who waa released from Fort r r I . Laravette. nn bia nrnmiamff to sustain the CoMli,u,ion L'oion, has turned up a a ncoei colonel in x ensviiie, Araanaaa. Kilia was great at the "Peace" meeting in Connecticut, and vociferous in declaring himself a genuine Democrat, and true Union man. We hope fur tbe honor of Lewisburg, and bis old tutor (Mr.Aiken,) , thst this Itebol officer may prove to be some other man than a native of onr town. njsGcB. Burnside' official netiee of tbe late Battle at Stone Mills, or Camden, reports 2 killed, 22d wounded and 1 miss ing, in Hartranfi's 51st Peon. Reg. Io Co. E., Capt. Hassenplog's WM HOFfMJV. kilM aarly In tb. .-Horn hK.VJ It HKoL'S-. ki.lcl l Hit: efaara Kobt 11 Irwia.wnundml .heUtljIa Um arm Juho T tftitsrr, .IlKlitly la tb. arm Io Co. II., Capt. Lion' JACOB LFN'IO (S. !lnaT..l vaoi4r4 artaltr Malth.w VaiHin. ll.i.bnrCl .lifflitly ia th haOX II C M'rnTaial(-lim.P"rtali2litlrio th. lag Jacob Huakirk (aatou? tbrouj(b lb. arm. Mr.Lenig was reported still living when at Fortress Monroe. None in Co. K., (Lieut. Kelly's.) Democrats used to applaud Gen. Jack- frr suspeodiog the habeas corpus to save New Orleans ; now, some claiming ivewwrieaosj now, oms claiming that name denounce Pres. Lincoln beesose ... ,., .a . :. fl. anrnru,lt.J ..( .I..t mrit -nndar loit ouiupvuvu i.ueiay sua. writ luouor Constitution) to preserve th Nation' BraThe Telegraph rate to aod beyond Philadelphia were raised, 1st inst.. 5 elf., and 1 et extra over 10 words. KjTt will be seen that tbe Lewisburg Tis" 8ving Institution declare 4 pr. ef. dividend for tbe laet til months. 1 'Annual Report or Mortality. la the past year, two journals have alleged I ., , ., , . . :.v..." - a :,. I pestilence. The facts we give as follows. The Sexton of the Lewisburg Cemetery aids ns in the following statement nf the deaths and interments here during the year ending 1st inst. : Bn rutins 20 years and under V'l 20 to CO U 60 years and over 11 Else here. Total. at .j . i a l" J. 10 21 47 9 - 1 nnse nvor UU had reacnec UU, uu, U J, (!5, 65, C7, 67, 07. 63, C9, 70. 73, 78, 79, 79, 80, SG, 87, S3, 03, and 91 years an average of 75 years each for 21 persons "good old sges," surely. We suspoe these figures nearly correct. The total in Lewisburg is 47 out of 3,000 population or 1 to G3 while last year in 1'bilado'pbia (esteemed one of the most healthy cities) deaths were as 1 to 40. Our ',I,h7b" deaths do not averaee one a ire, and not one and a half a ,. for those, outside of the Korough, "buried" here, even ioclnding 3 from the Army, 2 from Williamsport, and 1 each fmru J r- ey Shore, Milton, Sunbury, Hartley, ke. Of the whole cumber, 25 were under 20 years of age, and 21 over 60 40 in all leaving but 26 deaths of those in tbe prime of life, out of say 6,000 population or 1 to 230. Tbe mortality of children and of the aged is peculiar to no place and to do season whatever. We suppose the West Branch region is j M healthy, one year with another, as any I n,u : , phsnceabls elimatn and vet. j one p0riion may suffer more than another for a year or two, and occasionally more : and rctoroon females. The price of slave than one death may occur in a day, or for , beauty draws heavily upon the pocket days io succession but to suffer alarm, or , book, but does not always monopolize the to excite prejudice, by such providential affections. occurrences, is foolish and wicked. We There is a cave some distance from our should all oriza health and life, and seek l0 etl-nJ ,n(i proiODg them still, we all ., j:. And what tmctarv. reei.ivinv i joust die. 1 lueni Dta cragoa to years oi pronatiou: f9 tb;u tju w juret stamp our locality as h!tby rather tbao otborwita. rSrWt have many rumor, afi .at but all tb. FACT3 iu our posina indicate permament and certain gains by our land ana naval lorcea every uirecunn. Corretprtatnn of th. SUr a Chmnlfla-l Jottings from Central Tennessee. Camp rturnEitroau, April It. You know that little thimjt make the great aggregate of history and mortal b ea J erperience. iow, since i am not one oi those unfortunate individuals, engaged in tb tremendous butchery at I'ittsburg Landing on the G h and 7th, I am unable to claim shares in the glory, or give yon any details, of the battle. But, behind that terrible front of destruotioo, io the fiery trail of the "thunderbolt," we behold features of this struggle, intensely inter esting. For some reason to ns unknown, onr Rg- iment has been detached from N'rgley's i . ... ' Brigade, and is now guarding tbeTennes- J Capital of Louisiana, re possessed ! " ' , il,, s, n i j i see & Alabama Railway. Here we have j I UlCAao, May i. A special despatch ample leisure fur investigation. Here to the Chicago Tribune (ays : . . l i..:..i .: I W.l frnr r.,mmnJn Wnfa'- yoa may iracu vuo gooiogn... u.,wUIJ v. ... - . Work SlJB(lj g ,-oclljl,s uass. Bureau, 3 the Rebellion, from it "axoio period" to i Soet that intelligence bai been received . Toilet Stands, several Baskets, Lamps, lias the "present," aod yoa will find fossillif- from Memphis of tbe advance of the Uoi-j Ware, Window Curtains Oiliee Chair. B-n-" ' , . . . . . T . ... I ches, Fruil Cans, Earthen Crocks, Waih erous remains of African Slavery in every ted btalea forces in Jaoaisiana, and tbe ; Tubs srairietw of Tin Ware, Writing Desk, atai-a of embrvoloiricat development, im - bedded in the brim,tone, which underlie, tbe present combustible surface. No won- der that the tree of Confederate power is withering on such a soil. From this part of Tennessee, many of the Rebel army, taken at Fort Donelson, were recruited; and many home are filled with wailiog and desolation sine the bat tle of Pittsburg. It ia astonishing to see with what Satanie teal these people have prosecuted Ibeir dreadful undertaking. Two Companies of ns are here, twenty mile from the head quarters of our Regi ment ; and while we were waiting in sus pense to bear from our force io front, citizen here were seoretly plotting the deal motion of onr little band, in ease the Union army were defeated at Corinth. I hare seen tbe native nglinesi of "Slavery as it is," and shall never be astonished at any calamity that may befall tbose wbo uphold tbe heathenish institu tion. During the paat year, the oouotry has been constantly patrolled by the "mi nute men," whose business it was to pre vent negro insurrection, and drive Union men from their homes. No two slave . I were ! be permitted to walk or talk together, under any pretenee ; tbey were forbidden to attend any meetings, religion or social; and when any oo of them was ent on an errand, he was to have a pass from his muter or mistress. After be- iog carefully timed, he mast hasten to hi destination, then have hi pas counter signed, and immediately return. If be failed in any partieular to fulfil these renniramants. he received one hundred lathet, aod bi lacerated flesh wag tben tailed, to prevent mortification. (This may seeorjnt for the scarcity of salt ia this vjeini'v ) Many est r eitd ts m-( bj both Hacks and whites, in which slaves hare received Jitt hundred lashes on th i i .i . ... . l . t uaro uaca, otlt iuq ucsu, hi iuc lace, uu ., . . .i,l til even constitutions trained to these out. rages, gave way to the terrible tortures, and death ended their sufferings. Thus, j witb inquisitorial rigor, have the Rebels! executed these cruel details, evidently con st lenng them as a military necessity ol their fearful situation. You now see how : much the slave is left at the mercy of a , cawnrdSy and therefore cruel master. "Truth is stranger than fiction" as ex- j perienco will testify. "The Knights of i perienco will testify. "The Knights of ' Golden Cirolo" are trying to measure I their puny strength with the crushing Cnion power. 1 bey are quite numerous ; in mis vicinity, sou ire very iruittui in ' devioes to caiu some little "sdvantage or : revenge. In order to gain some reliable information consenting their nonibersand designs, I was sent oat, completely dis guised, and traveled among the wealthy planters, mingling with "the higher clas ses," easily ingratiating myself into their i acceptable hospitality and candid eonver- anions, by the filmlons susvity and chiv- . alrie demeanor of the Pennine P. F. Vs. j I have bon quite successful, and will soon j have more labor of the same nature De- tective Felice ! la my rounds I notice mny peeuliari- j j tics of "the peculiar institution." In Co-1 j lumbia, Menry Co , Teno., there lives a: , Mr. , (his hiyh caste will, of course, j suppress his name,) who keeps eighteen i ' young negro, mulatto, quadroon, octoroon, and duodeeimoon damsels, for "personal gratification" in various senses. Oue is to j satisfy bis baser passions; another is to fortify his purse with tbe "revenue" arising from the sale of his oicn nfftpriny I bv this lawless intercourse. White slaves ; eommind a great price, especially quadroon camps, in which some Secesh eavalry har- ! bor, also many refugees from the outrages ! of Northern Vandals. I nronose to visit necessary imuga, u aououoi iniiuer lure hundred eavalry of Unioo brand. One of our men wu bot dead IaI night, hv nni of hi mmatfa. in rniitalt(. I , . j Wf : Co,pDc, d,guic(, , , tfJ x bl Bot I arnatt hia fat ; illill.Ul.. U,Q IUV DOUIU a TO Ol l.tV lb OUTg. icarnea me iaie. , SjiJ B,lldin. l0 be ,.t (o0. A co. Let every man and woman prepare to ', tractors io furnish and complete th part of fill some responsible statioo, and till the : lne buil.linf assirned to them. 1st. Excava , , . .... . , i lion and (irailin?. 2il, Siune Work. 3d, ranks of tociely, for, io this part at least, Briclt Worlt- 4lh Carp.,.r W(,rlr. Sth. the breaches will be fearful, and I would Painting and Ula2tn;. tit h. Tin Vi.rlr. Lrt- : hope that ,uch society will be utterly dis - ' J J , organiseu. A F0RT HACOIJ RE-TAKEN I -It turns out that this fort was bombar ded II hours before surrendering, which ! it did on Friday week, with 400 prisoners' and much ammunition. Tbe loss on our 1 side was 1 killed and 7 wounded, and 7 labels killed. The control of this harbor gives US a tt.lt.r .IiinM il alt Y..r. r.,n.;n. t. it. ' capture of Baton Rouse and the Confede - j rate arse j Tabl1 of D,slASCes. Tbe distances . . h f c . $ Orleans are as follows : Cairo to Columbus, Ivy. ' llickmm, Ky. Island No. It). " New .Madrid Mo. 18 47 64 79 M l II l'oint I'ieasanl, Mo. Randolph, Teno. Memphis, Tenn. New Orleans, I.ouiisiana. 6 . 178 . 245 1014 The new iron clad steamer Galona has reached Fortress Monroe. It ia alleged that the Officer of the Merrimae have resigned an indication that after all their ' boastins the Rebel distrust their iron monster power to eope with our three 10 ; The Union troops have penetrated to Purdy, Tens., catting off Railway commu nication from Corintb, North while Gen. Mitchell has been extending bis conquests east of Corinth. Lib -.HAL. Gov. Morgan (Rep.) has given Col. Corcoran, (Union Dem ) on of j the best office in New York City the ... l: a :i ,:l .1. . a-.. .I.- . I pronts ot It .0 ge to dis rsmiiy uotii toe j orav man o kmiiii -o i. 1 says be ia willing to stay in captivity at i Richmond so loug at it ia beat for the cause. Tbe Court House in Virginia where John Brown was tried and found guilty, is now the barracks of the 6th Massachu setts Regiment. "Jnha Rrowa. body Tta. onldmia la ibagraTl, But hiiaoa! to marching Vl n...f,.nrth nf the sum annroniated ! bv tbe D. C. Emancipation bill, for tbe - 1. 1 eompensation of slave-owner, will D re- qnired, so many of Ihe elavee bavin-- bs n t off by their masters ia antiripatirn of I tfce pssvgs cf the act. ' I Mr. IWkwell, of Canton, liradford Co., j " burned to diath as a enqueues ot i toe explosion oi a ciai on csu, mu wi . i i -i ., . . ,. , . , which she was pourme oil, wi'h a lighted Ump in c,ose 'frgxiDli,r nr hub,nd wbo WM preseDt ben the casualty oc- currtd was also severely itj'ired. Wil- liamspsrt Uulletin. nHanreirartl rlaims to h&vo a Ofin nrl. ll a ;"' I" i, . nnns tt ghiloh. Geo. I'rentiss CDinn speeca ttiico wis londiy cneereo; in iMeuipbis, and the prisoners sung ; Union son;s (including "old John : lirown") and wcro sent off into Alabama. j Gov. Wise and other noted Rebe's at the South have recently been std'y C1 c'- . "I with a new disease, peculiar to the Cbivulry when io a tight vzet TUarlf saal la, IsTU a titlri r.- i SherilT aldrou a house, in Sunbury, ' was eutered one nmnt last weeir, niaomtn- iog carried from bis bed chamber aod $25 in money fouud and taken away, aod papers scattered about. A new bank is to be orginixed at Titns - ville, l'a., called the 1'etroleum Bauk, ' uuuer tbe free banking act. A little boy five years old, aeeidentally i drowned in the Canal basin, above Wil j li01Pl"t. " daJ last Capt. Thomas II. Miller, formerly of Mikuu, was wouuJed at I'atoburg Landing- FTA.M'Dauiel's J'ublio Sale is Thursday next. heat... , .Jj.n' j Qats""" i Flaxseed Corrected Wedily ..$110 E 65 Tallow ...40 Lard 25 Ham 1.50 ShouiSide 10 (; Dried Apples. SIJ5 Cloverseed Firkin liutter 10 Potatoes.... 40; I Fresh Huttcr... 14 Country S lip 4 VU j I NOTICE. I : fflHE Dimfs Sarin; Ir.tituiion of awi- j , I bnrg has tins dav dtrclartd a Dividend i oi Four per Cent, fur the last six months on j the amount of Stock paid in. Payable io ivremy days from date. II P.SHEL1.ER. My I, lM-i Tre-jiurr. Rass Wanted. mnr r-T. f. . y pni.p f , T Jn,,, d Colored A'4SbJ : " . 3 I : Jno. I. .llaiikcr, Paper and Has Warehouse, N. E. I'urocr Fifib and Commerce 8tt April S, 1S6 mJ Philadelphia PltOI'OSATS. SEALED PKOPOSALsj will be received b W. losu, Secretary of the 8oh"ol board, for the erertion a new SJHUOt. : "DR lob'oa ' u""ay 6ot "T next. P ans and snectncatuin can be seen at the office of Win. Junes. Payment to be ma le as the work proeresies. By order of the Ili ard. WM. JON ES. t.ewi.lrurp, Aj.ril H, Is- 0, t 'T- PUBLIC SALE! - THERK will b.- a Public Kale of MouKe lioltl Furniture, at the residenre . of Sam'l W. M Daniel, on South Fourth street, j on Thursday Afternoon, May 8, at I o'clock. The fullowin: articles will be ' offered for sale toibe hishrstand bcsl biciiier: 1 Dininrr Table. Dreakfast Table, 2 i I Kitchen Tables, Dinner sett White Qoeens- ! W3reT' !f" sa"!e 'V 6'ra V1?""-! i 3 Booking Chairs, lot of Ingram Carpet, lot oi i lUg Carp-t) ol of S:air carpet, 3 Bedsteads, j an eicelieni Conking Stove with furniture, Prlr Wood Stove. S Lounges furnished.1 1 Shelving for Books. &c Ac. &c bein the hous'J.Vp.0' """" " '" I TerD" mie VTbonImowEr itovr ! a-hi h. ' ' ' IXatc of JobnWIiltfaker.dcc'd. T ETTERSof Administration de bonis non, I j with Ihe Will annexed, on the estate ot JiiHt Whittske, late of East Bulfaloe Tp. dee'd. have been sranted to I.OKINOA LOW. All naranna bavin? claims apainsl said es- ate will present them forthwith to Gtorge Merrill, Attorney fur the Administratrix. April I. Iff... CARTES DEVISITE Photograph Albums Photographs iaree size at M iwry'a Gallery at Mi'wry s tiailerv at Mowrv's (iaMery at Mowry's liallery at Mowry's tiaMerv at Muwry'a Gallery j Photographs in Oil Ivorvtypes i llall.ilvna. Ambrotynes. and All kin ds o' typ" at Mowrv's Ga'lerT I v nt -. r f tnv .!. . . nc,r Fmlrlh ,ouln ., i,.w,,hr!.. 93S rf . .u. oiwaajli, A.torney at Inv, i.gwi.snrao, cxtpsr co, fa. 10.VSCLTAT10NS had in Ihe English and I German languages. uihce iMnrtb Market M., near 1 bird. LawiabiirK, Jan. 4. W".i Administators' Notice. ATT"1 . ' r 11 OI 7"HEREAS, leiicrs of adminisualinn r the .state 01 or.ic.H.'s Avi.viitnis, IBIC ui itiwiivuii . Lewisburg boru Cnton coonty, dee'd. har. been granted to the subscriber in due lorm ot law, nonce is nereoy given to an per- sons knowing themselves to be indebted to said estate, to make immediate payment; and those having claims against the aame, will present them duly authenticated for set ment, to ESTHER AMUON ) Adminis orWM.DREISBACH, $ trators. Lewisburg, April 1, 1H61I The Union mutt be preserved." NOTICE. The Aecnnmv of THOHA8 Ptll'HER.dec'd. Forward' Merchant, have been placed ia my hands, by his Admin- iramr fo, ,mmed.are se.ile-.-n.. Theresa OVer 1'JW -M-Toum 1 nnw inrrn:. r i, pira& . . . r ,h con.C!ed by the -b Mav. L B- rFlilST, I. P. Lt:sburg. March IJ.M'J Auction ! w 1I.L beip.:se 'to Pu!l.cSa!e at the la'e i"s. dnce it Fnnsm t'siHtv. d-c d. in t'ni!!H I'nq le l'p. . jnli d Co, Tucstl -ly 2lh Jliiy n-ft. at 9 o'cloclr, A M, Ihe lul- j lowmp prof env.vrr. 4 head ol 11 .ries, S Cnw, S voting; Cat'!-. 13 bheep (snperinr stock.') It fine lloijs. a t- bore VVagr-n. rfj-rnii; V .iiin.t!arna?e. Hjrse i Power and Tbreshinc Vat un.e, liiain Reaper ' (HiseyV)IMows,Harrw.r't..ato,s.rai ! t:rjH-i,Hiv Fjrk mJ Hniliut Ticltlf Cm ; Snf!er, H-v Lad lers. Forks and Kales. i.r ram. ilr n i (isis.wiih i creat variety of oihr lm.!ieni wsoaily found on a Farm also 4 or 5 tons Timothy llav. and C-tn in il. V.zr. Tables. I'livrOtoreau". D-d ueads, Be.N an1 B'ddina.Uioi K.licr. tirv lcli and Bonk Cise. S Comer Cupboards. Co-k -Stove and 4 mriasp i .vau f'nrnllriw. Cirn'l YrD. la-?? ' f w0(1i' ham-:, Vio.ar."j C.i.pt K - r - J . ... C ..,-. V' a. . v .v.sia.r , .f K , are of Ho heboid a'.d Kuchea I' ur-- mre too aumrr.ni to snecifv. icnnj uaae anown o me a i JOsEI'rl M NFI'.rr, ChlltijMiaaqie, April 2S. Adniii.i.trAtor , Zt- t3 B ??.-V?jLr7 fe? mwm SOOT STORE GREAT BAIiGAlXS ! T g ! f) and Children's 8 1 Eiots, fiaiicrs anil Taney Shoes, 1 which will be so! 1 l L'M"SUALI.Y LOW j , l'KICEi FOB. CAH : at the Lewbor. I n i j ion I) ,i and e isiore, t-ppostte the Lew:s-1 bure Bink. Tne largest siek rf Home Vale HOOTS and blf OJ: ever offfred in town, ai Whulr?a!e aa4n-'tail, twentv t twen'y-five per cent, r he .per than any t'lher hfiiPe in the counly. Uocts aaJ fc.ioc$ made to order on irwrt fioiire. lon't forget the place onpoite the Bank. Aprtl t:. Ifl2 JO.i.V Siit'lRKcJ. S.4i'oiFii:nt stPDNiriER! t v l ue FAMILY MJAP-MAKEH, All Kitchrn (irra-e can b male into guod SOAP hy usin SAFOMFIEll. L?"L)irecliuDS acconipanvine each Bo. SOAP i ai as.lv made wiih it. as makinz con of C ITee. Manufactured only by the Pafntee i enu a sail Jianuiacturin v-ouipauv, Ko-vn.Traiassu, rniLAUKtPuti. Feb 10, ISriSyl VATBOSA fOll. OIL! X warranted Xu.VtXPI.OSIA E, ami eriual to any KEKVSEXE. Whv buy an explosive Oil. wh' n a few cents mure pr gallon will fuiuit, v'U wuh a per - fl Oil 1 Made only by Penu'a S:ilt Manufacturine Companv, o. I'-T. n .ilaul St., PUIltUtLPait. Feb 10, teIl GEORGE 1U EH KILL, Attorney at Law . . . Lew Mmrg, Ta. (Im in lite KtcorJcr't ('jRce. Feb. 1SC2 FIRE INSURANCE. INsrmxrE company of north AMERICA Philadelphia. (locorporatad, 17'.).) Cnnitnl S.'.OO.OOO.OO Assets, Jim. I M I - - -!. I J-Sl ARTHI'R G. COFFI.V President C HA CLE'S PI. ATT, Secretary tSTBuil.tin annuallvorperpelnallr. fe- chandize. Grain, Furniture, etc, insured, at current rales of Premium. JOHN B. LINN 93ImS Agent for I nion countr, P BLINDS AO SHADES. II. J. WII.I.I A1IS, No. 16 Nor Sixiii 8treet, PHILADELPHIA, Manutacturer of Vt'VITI IV TI IVfl". .mil t-u"'') '"''I IN t'UH MlAPh."!. The largs! and finest assortment m the Cuv, at the lowest Prices. Himds painted and trimmed, eittal to new. made and tettrrrd. April II, Iti8 Store frhadra 1 Sm J. M. C. RANCK, ATTORXKY AT IaAV, jVlTi.Noifry, 1'ition Ctj.t 'a. FFICE on Market St., three doors below j V Co..pr A Lvans . r pfl I, l-M.) " " Last ami I5cst i cws 1 1 Al'E have juM received frrm Philadelphia V and .er York, a very large and well selected stock of SyiYrMEB GOODS, which we oiler at very reduced prices. We have paid particular atteniicn in ihe selection of ibis sioek of G.mhIs a very larce asaort rarat of DRY GOODS of every descrip tion. Purchasers will lind it iheir advantage to give ns a call as in prices we defy any of onr neighboring towns fur competition. We have aNo replenished onr stock of (.Tore- , rlcs, llardnaie,JneeusVHre,4c ; SALT, FISH. COAL, rLASTEIi, ic. always kept on hand. V?"COVSTK Y PROnfCE taken in Ex-' change for (roods as nsnal. N. B. Cash paid for ail kin' of (.rain. JNO W ALLS A CO. I.ewisbnrg. April SI, 1S6S BUFFALO HOUSE LBWHKURG, VS10S CO, PA. LEWIS GEIBEI., I'roprlctor. rpHIS new Hotel is si'mtrd opposite the X Court Hoiise.inthe most fashtonahl sad beautiful part of the rrwo. and for strle and convenience can not be surpassed in Central Pennsylvania. Thos visiting the tTniversiir, or attending Conrt. will find il the most convenient and central pnLlic bouse charges will be the most ra-avonah! and neither time or expanse will he spared to heto-- erary comfort nron those who mnr -at. Parses in the County ---(I b e-is''. tS ri par Lea-;-buT7. April l.'ite. aat-,, Jru'dB Qui Court wce.iyMay VJ. rf-ThS:anlinj; fonmiitee oftbe Trieedt of the National Adto'nmra'.ii.n are invited l meet at ihe Kiviere H"U in l.ewistarc Tuesday. May to. ai t. P. M . on hesmess. 1). JJE.N.M.NO, Chairman. t n cnr.i.'T. tv. Comitt t'jb R. TuVmr rM n. t-Qtetr.TbetMS P.nfir. Ororr- K earsfy. ISutrl R-t. K. V. )iw J. ' -uni"". imki-i s4..t.r. T s. : N-n. r s.i.cc.a.a.us J, , ro, S.I.r. T a. l-arl'I. mm rm. ipeb m. aaw. a. v.tf.r fTfs t v onttpn pnoc T'OL' are hereby ni'lined. that the timt It- ! I now expired for setthnr yrnr luplicies. It is exj-cird yo will make eerv etf rt lis hime ih-m liqui.tairl ry Mav C-.urt. Taerw ' are s me demands on in Tretsury that atiu.t ' be paid. rd tVnn expnes It-M n. t April 85 JOHN A. MKKTZ.Trcas r ' 11 . " : I i-lont'onnlj Court rroclamllo : Ilf HVHr. .! th Knn M 1 M I. S V IM ll- i Presidcni Judf e t..r the Stub Judicial i.f P.nmvlvinia. e.imCiaed nf lh hy ! counties of lmon. M tflm and tSiyder. and Js Wsmi-srws andJoa Walls EsqsAsSfo ciaie J uilgs in I'ui. a c.ou'.j. have isenert their I precept, bann)t date the x-.'d day tf FeC. and to me .'.recira. lor me nowtnj oi a Uri-U-in' C.urt,t-'oon of Ctimmoahteas, Oyer and Terminer. sbO tjereral Uuarter Hisitjia. l I.EWTtLljEO. fur t!.p count ot I MUX. ion Ihe Ib.rd Mun-Jav xf MAV. (bemx lb ll:h day) IsM, and M continue ore week, .None is theiet.re hereby uvea to th Cor oner. Justices ot the Peace aod Constables in and for the county of Lntcn, lo appear in tber own proper persons with their records, inqui sitions, examinations and other rnimbrare to do those thiiixs which of ibetr office and iai their behalf appertain to b done i and all Wit nesses and other persons prosecntina; in beba'f nf the Commonwealth against any peraua or persons, are required to be then and irerw ! a:ienJ:ny, and not depart without leave at tbe-r ! peril. Jurors are requested to be punctual isa Uiieir attendance at tbe appointed time agreea ble to notice. i . . ven nnder mv band and seal at tb flhtr- ifl 's Oi!:' in l.ewisbnrs; ih Md day ot FelTJarr. A D lStii, and ihe 8'h year of ih j Independence of the United Urates of Ameri- -tjod aave the l.'ommonwralth ! L F. ALliKl'iUT, SheriS Issue List for Court, May 19. t J.ihu Saukry Jr vs Ann Barbara SanVey SarHaanah Hummel v Daniel Krnf 3 ti and M Jodoa v J Mtllrr and G H or 4 Jn Miller assignee eVe v B J mica's Exr A tin. Mensrh et al v Sa Long and Wf G same sam 7 Abram W alter s John Klr 8 llrnry Mssser s David Scribnar et al 9 J'thn Winter" v A J Crotirr 10 A J Sampset A R Stocler vs L 9 H-TrW 11 Mary Beckley vs W Deoblrr et H laaaa IS tiedjes & Marh vs Wm Moore 13 Vm P L'nlinerr v Ale Ammone 14 Wm Hartmati vv Jav 0 Marsh & Ca aj IS E Slifer v P Billmw and oth I 18 Francis B Potts vs Abram Waiter I 17 John Brown vs Kobi Candor j is ll V t.n.l. Tvr v TniinffminAVlhlr 51 C Rnsrnbrry vs J C Klrckner i 2S James Scott va Jos Meixel j tj l,,ooihy Rise va Cbercb & MMirhae! ti Ejrd & James vs ti-vi Beet an.t olb 1 "' Wm B L"nangt va J S Heimbach el al " Ann Waruer vi Saml Warner j . GR.D Jl R0B, Maj T. 1SC2. ' KeUy Wiiiiam .Vol', John Dalesman, Iaaaa ntinr, i.aini nuwara I Butful David Hnninj. Joha Jteagler Joseph DierTfnderter. ent.er Kob;aed ! L'tris Abraham R .Mrokcli, Jubn dnyjr. t Henry Orwig, Isaac Keisb ! V'hite l)er li W Askin, Jonas Raucb Xrw flrrttn John D Spuler, David flor I lacher, Leva E Krs!er I a Union li nn Stetlrr, arn'r Hrf Kiff.iixnJutw Forster, Edwail S Miiler. Kit- Kei.h ! F-ml Rujatte Abraham Frederick ilu-tlrti Frrderirk Wormaa LiincsL'ne Enus Fenfer TK.i YE11SE JVROnf. Vmntnnc Wm Katherman, D W Pellma. ' Wm B.i2enreif, Jonas H.y. Michael Millar.Jr tH-irb Chat. H Yoder. Joseph MuaaHtr, R I Nebit.Jseph Meixell. John H Guediaaa. ' Washington (i Bell, David V.Met iU'i Nam. Grove. Jac Kuhl. Jae Rudy l"jiio--Valentin Ktelier. Josefh Shaanoa. Elias Slear, John YonngiSjai j ButrxWm T Linn, Emannal Pontia. Jaiues W eiiin-inton, Aaron Miller, laotna Cornelius. Peter stahl .V- B'rtin Samuel C M.llhonae, Eaba. G Gidt, Daniel Hortarher j Wurfy George K bwope, Gersaam Bidtll. 1 Lrmntl Porter ' We P-rr Wm SiadiVn. Jarob M'Cortev. frbanns Kunck, Joseph Mover. SatrI Dunta. ! ai-n s,nm.ln, p3u Dirilrnderr. JohnOir j Ent Hnff.ilotTteA'k Hippie. Benj SchrecSJ M jR-ntntr Andrew Guteims A-iu 1 miel Krnjler, Jr HVa Buffalie Richard Struble, Beaaevill Reish. Levi R iver Harll y ;.i Braneher. John Klin REGISTEa'S NOTICE. VOTICE is hereby pven to all con- h:tve settled their account m the Register O.lice at Lewisburg, Cnioa ronntv, and I bat the,!,'ilrennn,,,wil,bpr''m',dfor ludtit.a (iii aiiuwHRTre ai iar urpnaai oun to be held at LEWISBL'RG, for th enanry of 1 11 ion. on the fourth Friday of MAY n'eat, being the WAd day of said month, nt: t. The ftnal account ot David Hrbt. Guardian of LeaA .Viai S. The first account of Benjaia'n Mnehi and Abraham Men-eh. Eieculors nf Atmimm MriiKti. Iaie of Lewis U wnship. dreeased. 3. The account of I.rael A. Webr, At mtnistrator of rnrt; Fiea, late ot West Baf faloe township, deceased. 4. The linal arcount cf Geonr FfmeV. Guardian of Lrdla Clapnam.late l.rtt a B' one of tbe daujhters of fmW Biuh. i-t . A. The account of Joel Kanek. one of thw Eiecntors cf Danitt LuJwig, late cf Wbito Deer township, deceased. 6. The rcountof Henry Miller. A Imi!. trawr of Ccmt M..kr, late of BaHalo Iwwa- ship, d'eeasfi. ! 7. The account of William Prai'li. en the Adminiarraiors of JoAw B. Smil. tecrneA. as presented by his Adm'r. Jamets R. Smoh- 8. The account of Ebrrhart Gla;er,ee nf he Execntonof William Gtb.uirt. late ef IVew Berlin borough, deceased. . The account of H. P. Shelter. Artur of William tt'aiiiv-'.late of Lew.sborg boro'.-lvc'd. 10. Tbe arcount of Daniel Mahl, Admin istrator of Cathmnt Ua'U, Widow, Iaie of Keily township, dreeasrd. 1 1. Tbe account of 8nr-iI H. Hig. A J m.niatralor of Ckari't PrtubacS, late f Baf. falo township, daeeasaf). GEORKB MERKII L.Reris'er Register's OiHer. Lewibrg, Apr l i tFUr- BrAIIL Bimk ntntlor tia returnatt to h-v Shop 10 Lcwisbar;. aca n 10 j evend to a'l kips of --.ir m bta i.-ie. "riial 'onz ir B-v-l-. 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