' r-X WIfl "THE UNION," established" in 1S1 .--whole Jio., 2,584. 1)Y 0. X. WOUDKX AND J. R. CORNELIUS. LEWISBUUG, UNION CO., PA, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, 18G2. "CIIROMCLE," established in 1843" whole No., 903. At $l..'rO per Vcar. alwai In Ailiamr. Tin's. lay Miirnins !t Fri!:! y AfVrnonn. UNION STATK TICKET. Ir tudliur (.;.irraU THOMAS E. ('itCHItAN, of York Co. WILLIAM S. KOSS, of Luzerne. -rlOMX J. l'AT'l F.IIM'n. of JimuM. HEN 1! V K. 1! I i T F.R. ..I' Snv.l.r r.oii.ty. ukorgk w. .-'mors!-:, ni'.im.i;.t:i. ruryrv tickkt. Far Pmthonn a!-. -JIUH . MMK Ml.THniur:.'. rmmutiHJrr - tiiH.HII' 111! If. Iif.nl.'). Ktrtrt ttn.rni-j-UMtMl llU. l-u, . l.mMnrs. Drpulj simrjnr -I UMi I !l s.lh. Mail, lori-sl Hill. tudllnr-J. P. II tl.l.V.ol .1. I'.nirtj. Ieef"We shall endeavor tu rouuie our regular i-sui s, next we. k. Afti r the great l.tiHlcof Wi-.lnrs'luv last, ulotiir iliu Aiitii'inm t'rct k, near liarpliui-y, 'Ii'ii. M t'l'-'l ni aurrr.l tu an nrmisticc on 'J'Iiiiiiliiy, iiii.I.t wliioli tli IJcii. i-i ici n :i till iivur tlio I'utoiiiac into Virginia, with every thing of tmirli value. 'J'lic Union men nn.l (he Reln-Ia liave eaili !i!:ul.; allaeks i:pnii the tipposite t-iile of tlie river. )!y late-t jiecoim!.-, tlio Unimi iiniiy i.- i!i!-liii-ir the Ilel'fls l.aek up llio Sheiiamliiaii. (iiMi.li.i-'eiiiTaii- ileleate i llie Itchel (len. l'riee at InKa. (leti. lttaL'S is llirenti ninij I.iiiii-i-ville with a liL'e l.'i ln l tinny, while IjucII i. moving tijion l!iau".r- rear. Rkti-rxixi:. The Minute M?n of Peiinsvlvania who iv.-inii.l,'.l .o iiuin erotisly ai.il iioniiilv to the (.iovei h or's call, to L'liai d our State n;raiiit invasion ly tt-aii"rs, are generally discharged, ami are coining home. They left when real danger threat-' ened did their duly, patriotically were successful in their ul.jccl had "a good time" in r.ll resp'vts and in peneral will only have to regret that' the "canipaigu'Vwus so .-Inn t. The Lew i-diurg Companies, we nre told, moved a few miles south of 11a P'Tstown, while some of the meinliers visited the battle field of Wednesday, and .aw the famed l'otomae. They arc expected home, to day, in a spe cial train. Welcome! and may they hereafter ho like '"The Firemen ever ready, but never wanted !"' 4a?" Court closed last Fiiday. John M'Call wis forcn li of the Grand Juryt which was dicharg.'d oo Wednes day, after having returned four true hills, and presented two Democrats of M'filin burg for trcaon-iblo words spoken (we understand) before the passage of the law under which they mbt have been indicted. Four Demons were convicted of riot at the White Ieer Furnace, and fiucd, two tte Er,t ,im0 in history-make no noroi 10 each, two each and csts. na-i .as! Tbry are tryiug to tempt Judge ('oiu'th vs W. Auderson guilty. Coua'lh vs Lincwcaver, not guilty, prosecutor and Defts. to divide lhe casts. Daniel Daugherty admitted to the bar. I'avi.i Leahy, natural. z d. Miller vs Hursh,d. Verdict for Defts. 1'otts vs Walter il'Ji 12 for Fill. Rosenberg vs Kleckners I'.ff. takes Don-suit. CuL J. Wilson Shai kh, n w in service at New Orleaus, sends to Freep rt a lead- Rebel radicals came to "emancipate" Mi ing editorial from the Xvic (Jilrntm Jt-tt'.i, ryland they came, but the l uion cause 1 in favor 'f arming slaves when practicable in the State seems to have been strength- 1 to fight f r the L uion. The Am says: ened by the visit uf their m lalid-looking ; "This is a movement in the right diiee- "deliverers!" j tion. It is time this )rrjn lire nhoutd be put to the test of ixpeneuce : it li'is utvir ' taTit Senator, (Henry Johnson,) cxittztl iii tlie. Siuti." j one Assemblyman, (Heory K. Hitter,) Col. Shaffer says : : both candidates for Congress Senator F. j 'This was written be th editor Jol.n Round. J. Woods lirown. Win. A. Schrer- ' C.'ark, heretofore a pro-slavery Democrat, .. . . - ' ' recently editor of the conservative Ronton (our,fr. He publi-hed (iov Vates Chic- go speech in this papr : it was endorsed L .,' - ,- 1 ;, r our entire arniv. J.tirc ami cuntuhtc f.manc'ii'itiuii. the watch-word uf this army. ftaTLt. John A M irris, Aid to the late brave Gen Ke-no.relurned thro' Lewisburg ! . a . .a . last Baturday. liaving accompantta Itie . remains of bis beloved General to their - l.m...... : .. ii......... 1 ' 1, lutciuicu., a.oniou. aiiuo nas . . J ' Fennsylvanian, married in Virginia. At . me cioscef the battle of South Mountain, Hear Middletowu, MJ , Sunday, the 11th lost., Rno was shot in the side by a sui- . den volley sent among bis staff, aud lived but a few hours. Lt.Mom...arene..ltr. 1; for bis services in .1.. . fr..:..i t - , j - i - - Geo. Reno. j WTA-The Hagersto.n and Chambesbur. ! Banks sent their sp.cie northwards and it .. ' "warus, and It is said securities were taken away from llarrisburg. In the latter city, time f the "untcrrtfied" began to g -t up Seeesh 6ag, and bunt nut old newspapers having ' their names in resolutions against "the : Aholitinnis'a," to prove to the Rebels that they ... ... right on the g.oae." Had the Rebels git into the interior of Prnn aylvania, tbey would have found guides, and secret or open friends, who would not bave been those styled "Abnliti ni.ti." fcay-l'ost misters arc by law exempt from military service, but among the "Minute Men" we notice (Lrfe I'ostmas'.ers Cant Forrest of Lewisburg, private Ii rgner of the llarrisburg Telegraph, and lr. John -i u.c la.jjunliir- Lepublicati. j nS.Tht 1 i I'a. sutr p il severely l it the iate contests. J. GlI.liKKT liKAVMt, of Lewisburg, (Linn's Company,) vas in li is 22.1 year, and stimun'Ji'i by cvery thine to make lift" attractive all offered on his country's a!t-ir. Lt. Col. Rell also fill iu bittle. Adj George Sliuiklcy was wouuiled in on? hand nr arm. Wounded i f Co. II. (Linn's) Ord. S.-rg. .Matti.ew Yaii.iiiic, iu hand. .1 ..n I ! i ii , ii: lip and teeth. Jus. I. Schooley, right shoulder. Ilct.ry 1!. U'uz l, iu breast. I'aiiiti M. Wctal, lift arm. At.tl.nnv Weisenbach, tl.igh. II. C. .M'Coriuick, kit shoulder. Hugh M'Clure, miIp, slight. John FrJl.-y, temple, soilp. Wounded of Oo .. (llissenplug'.-). Si' Til- .lames L. Seebold, Liiflt. Scrg li C. (luieliu-, right nrin and left hip. Corp. Lvi Amnion, arm, slight. Wounded uf d. K, (Titus'.) Sorg. Aii.crt Suvir, leg. J iiM pli Snyder, r-iile aud arm. J -i!i ii lluher, chest, l'aul M'lipde, wrist. Vales, foot. Irving Richards, right hand. J oscpli Sai ba, side. Sau. m l KoyiT, arm and leg. Daniel Ficl.tt.au, hip, heel and ankle. Samuel Crossgrovc. Of Rough's Co., C'h Reserves. ("apt. Ko i-h, (at hoini ) wounded in ankle, i'avi.i Sehell, (son of liei j ) killid. lieuiy Mowrey, wounded. Joseph 1!. Zellers, and Jonathan Sny der, of l.ew.sburg, w.-re iu the Illoouis burg potiipany, new F-d Keg., and nearly live houis under lire ut thentietam or Shai'p.-biirg battle, and escaped unhurt. John M. Hassenplug, lite of M.lllin burg, enlisted with a l'auvilic couipauy, aud was recently killed. Eleclions of maim:. New Hampshire, 'eriiiont, i Massachunctts, lib. .dc I-land, Conneeneut, Wilmington, (Del.) i Illinois, Oregon, snd CALIFORNIA all the Ltyal States that have voted this year, have voted IN FAVoil OF FX'STAIN IMi THE Ai.MIMSTBATio.f of l'residuut Liocoln, without ift or aint. j Sh'itl p'lUi'i'ir J ntifjh-tiiiiit vote with 'the ether loyal States 7 or shall our vote be a-jiiimt the aVdministration, as Jeff Davis would have it J laTtt m. H. Armstrong E is nomin ated by the friends uf the Administration in the Tioga district, for Congress. After the California Flection, it seems that the Democracy up thero dou't seem to think it will "pay" to run anybody, and for 11 aie wno 19 ij'iue as "mack a Liincoin man as Armstrong to run a third term as ao ind 'potidcnt candidate 50 weak are the Ilrcck'iiiiJg. rs in that district. ! "My Miri'iiin! .' my M iryttml has been the "yankee doodle" of the Rebels for months past. At Richmond, they bad a grand parade, wherein a young woman .. i.. ,IT li...;. t....i ... . ...1. i.:.k he cut loose, and she was free. Thus, tbo ' 1 cr, &c , of Milton Lt. John 1). Wallace, ! Corp. John Vanderslice, and a 'pile' from ! Wiiliamsprt.JerseyShore.itc.-Judge W. ; .... ' ' , , . , , ! I). Kelly of Philadelphia and hundreds J 1 of thc wealthiest and most prominent men : j in Pennsylvania, are enrolled among bcr j ".Minute .Men. leTDr. T.S.Christ writes, near Ilacers- - - . ... . ......... ... (own, lUtU lost., that Uul. U eleb 8 4 J-h I'a. Vol., in the Sunday afternoon's fight, r .i . : . : .. . i. : s .i - 4 i.- nao utic ui lue uiosi. iiiouaiueub iu taaiug . B three Rebel batteries at Rlue Ridge. He , and the assistaut surgeons were engaged that afternoon, all Light, and until noon of the day followiug, without cessation, in waiting upon tho wounded. lariae .M.m.nnurg Candidate Minu- laoturers are trying to foree A.M. Uill J-.-q. into the field for District Attorney, altbo be has repeatedly and peremptorily decli- l"pu" eu " . S , ' 1 VT , e ' -..hnut r).,nu tin.r bin.) for County Sur- (without consulting him) for County Sur veyor : he authorizes us to announce that be is not a cindidate. "constitutional Democrat," named ''zl,nh, from Franklin Co., I'a., was rrwn,y caught i the IUM army over in - the man who betrayed John r.. t:.iolr tn I. w. a . ; - Liberty and to Law alikf, he should be ' ma le an example of. It is time a u.itor ' notorious were bung. Tromit. Ily this morniog, three box es of hospital supplies were forwarded to llarrisburg from the ladies of Mifilinburg ,nJ ieiui,7' oT . he Draft is again postponed to ; tbt iy.1 Out. i.'rr.'fi"i.!"i." 01 tin- ah t ei....iii.!t..j j Kiinc confusion, our ri'j;i:n"nt pused I Co. C , "1 Wet. Minute M-n I'a ( ; through tluiii, and in unbroken line phn t Cam i" M'l'l.l iiB, Sept. 10, lOJ. t. J our colors nn the highest eleva'i in of A few p;irii. ulats iu reft ri'i.eo to the the mountain. I!ut S ineu had strangled whereabouts of the men who recent I j left from the regiment in its long inarch, and (.'.wisbiirg uid. r (.'.ip'aiiis Shotkley and the fih had only 1 killed and 1 J wounded. Furre?t, may be of interest to jour read- The Iiucktails, and the lst.G'h, 10 h and er?. They coiititute Oninpanies I! and C othrrs suffered heavy losses. Uut we had ' of the I! 1 liigiiiient of the Minute Men of gaim d the day. l'enn.-lvai.ij. Col. Dorris is a. noble fel- 1 low : wheu first introduced to us, he made a telling t-peecu then to .k out his liible, ntift .ft. l..uiii.t r..n.l a nl.!ir ... Ua i.fF.r...! ; prayer and reipiested that every Captaiu tiavi morning aim evening worsn.p. Jt. Col. button ai.d Maj. J ri.k aito made patriotic ad. ir. r-.es. Camp M'Ciuro is thrco miles sontli of Chain bersturg and about twelve miles from the State Jtrie. Tiiire nre some 5,00U f Iroops 'o.uiiteers and Minute Men ! tl.rowu km ail between this place and j 11 agerslown. Car boys are cheerful, and thoroughly in earnest, and but a liale time will be f rpurcd to render them good 1 soldiers. We expect to go at least to the ! Slate I ine, and lurlhtr if reiuircd. The couniry here was almost deserted, but siliee the ariivalof troops the people 1 are returning. The passage uf the trams through the Valley fruiu llarrisburg with thuusands of the Mins uf the old Keystone Slate, ixcited tlie wildcat enthusiasm. We weut the evcnu.g after the receipt of the recent gh;rt'us news of Kebcls defeated, wheu the towns along the route were one blazj uf illumination, and the whole pop ulation seim.-d to be iu the atreets to bid us welcome. Such ovations were well cal culated to inspire the soldiers, and recou- cile them to all the trials aud dangers of : the service. : Oue uf the most interesting features in ' camp life to mo thus far has been the ' case with which tuen fall into the r. utiue 1 of camp duties. Let me give au illustra I tiuti. A Kev. editor, formerly a pastor of j one of uur churches, visited the camp this ; morning but imagine bis surprise to ! himself brought tu a "Halt I" by the veu ! eruble President uf the L'uivcrslly at Lew isburg, out on guard ! It. (tjfveriof Co (' , Xntth ll'r. Is:icithurj. I'sptaill (iEO. W. J'ORIlKsT. 1st Lieut. Andrew II. Dili. 2d Lieut Wm. I'. H 'illcy. SEKOEAMS. Orderly D.vid li. Nesbit. 2 Wm II Nesbit I I John 1' Miller 0 S llarley Slifer 5 Oivcn Mur:y. Cuttf.'U.M.S. 1 Klwin 0 Wuifo I 5 1. I) I!rwer 2 .lohu C (jundy 0 Win M llintcr o James Ci.ristii 7 x V M'Liiihlin 4 Leu It II rust I 8 l! A Kiufuaau. I'rumiurr Frank lientley. Co. I' M Jos. M. Housed. .V'..- 3. I'a. .'., , 1 f nrl.,.lrCul in; Jiri,,.,.,W. lltnry Ji (.ormf'i, acting Jtrijit Colonel Wm Dorris Jr. of Huntingdon Lieut. Col Win C. Lawson, Milton. Major Wm Friek, of Chester. Adjutant Robert 1'. Allen, Wmsport. Surgeon F. W. Walton, Clarion Co. Assistant Jacob S. Lender, Cumb. Co. i lartermaster Char's A. Linp, Luz rne. do S-Tg. I ae. St am baugh, Juniata. Chaplain I It. L 1 .mis, Lcwisburg. serg. .'1. pr .Joiiu u. i.ttin no Fostmastcr J jbn M lj icim, Huntingdon. COMPANIES. A Thad. (J. II .gle, of Milton. 11 ChaV ''. Shorkley, Ltwisburg. V lieu . I'orrcst do I) Clia's J. Iirunrr, Snnbury. VI V.. V. Crawford, M ill ntown. F tleo. W. (jarrctson, (i Jos. Johnson, II Stanley Woodward, Wiikcs Barre. I Agio Kicketts do K John Trout, Williamsport. Haof.rstown, Sept. IS, 1S02. J bs, ! ' it 9or a on joined my old regiment on Saturday with the intention of remaining with some days. The ciliz ns of Frederick manifested the greatest joy at being again uuder the pro tection of the Stars and Stripes. 1 oung . . .... rt 1 , glrl9 ca",cu Dtn'ure nigs up anu uowu tt.A alraiila 1 irna aar.1.1Jl alltnr friaiTI o!mOtl: fl '"- ""fc" v J o ; pofim hivtiiD hmw .-rn iitN vtrn wivnu. luo sollliera werO PUrpltta WllU water. CaKes. . t.. . ...... ,t . i 008 0lJ '""J ''P" ''"" j ,r0UQU ,ue """i u,m deliverer iwl a vounrt lad v kissed 1! urn- side's horse Rut one Rebel fl.g was : exhibited , .i -. i when they were m the city, and y got one recruit they lost three ou. where they got by desertion , . . . . SuuJay mornin", we left our camp, and 1 marched (myself riding the Adjutant's ... .. .. . . i S9a,b M"UDt"m 4P rH"er' l. l i r...i: .k. ...m. .11 J,. w. u. nu iroiuj .u, iu, ....... were filed off to the right with the rest nf , . Hooker's corns, and drawn op in column of iliiisiins under the mountain, lue Ruektails were then advanced up the ' mountain side as skirmishers, and the dif- j feren, regimen-s of ,be Keserves .o.,o-cd - in eolumris nf divisions alone a line Ol ., ann ,nl", mi,e bot " ,0") " but as soon as tne ISacktails became engaged, we deployed in li... at l..,,!. il.r... reiment. deen. and 1 n..l ,.n rewr r.vlts and brushes, i j . t . : ,k. f.. n a i stomps ana stone lences, ,n ne o. . brisk fire of rifle-s, shells and grape, wbieb . nrougtit dowo a great many gallant iei-1 t IOWS Ul Oilier regiments. 1 e lu.iureu to within a few hundred yards of the sum- Jiuiwheu, the liist btiug thrown into 1 Monday we di-sconded the mountain on ! this side, and halted in line of bafle near Cadyville, but no cngig.-nient that day. : T.. .-I.... na ..r.l' flu. nilcuiln llflVn in the enemy's pickets towards Sliarpsburg, pamci tlie wooJ,, an J restcJ on our arm.-. ' At uight, were much annoyed iu the dark ; by a party of 4 elan ringers who were concealed not Iwetity yards in front. Wc.liieday morning, were engaged until our ammunition gave out, when we wire ordend I1.110 the field, and fresh troops went forward. Hy four o'clock the entire buttle ii: J was ours. This m .ruing, the enemy were out of sight, aud cili us report thorn re-crossing , the J'otoniae iu confusion. M'l'aJJeu was not present. Cot Fishel this moruii.g made Scb. f.l', Captain, and M'Call, 2d Lieut. T.H Itoed, II.S baudis, and I'eit.-w irth have been wjundi.d, aud Yesterday li, .until (Williamsjort) was, I fear, mortally wounded. T. 0. Visit to Hagerstown. It was about 5 o'clock, Saturday morn ing last, that the troop train iu whtch I had been thumped ail uight long, got to within about a mile of Hagi rstowo. Sonic ouc told us there was a liue of ou'-posts in the fi .Ids near by. Sure enough the IVnusvIvania Militia were doing duty there. Tuc railway was blocked with trains a 1 the way to Hagirslowu. I c .0 - eluded to walk. Meeting some ac.ua.n - . i,.. ...t.l m .1- -A.l If...,;,....... ... some two miles beyond the town, 1 in ved Just near the ceutro of the town, . met Orderly Sergeant Moore, of Co. A Olsfc I . ., who saiu no uia uiuum .. ii'i. V. . . e . " i i . llollon of that company, wounded, to .- ... i- i i i. ; . i i. t.. ii . . r , town, from the battle field. He was lying recommend the adoption cl practical mea " - -. r- u .1 . .. .1 .. i...: , .i.. in llie eniry Ol laveril, suo luruuu mo jaws from one side to the other. I lurii"d out tne vt iiiiaiiisport lurnpive. j ue roa.i was filled with straggling militia, the fields black dotted wuu ibem, inbiv..uic: baggage wagons of every oondesciipt kiud they bad pressed the farmers for them. About two aud a half uitlea out, glancing to the left, there was a re-imeiit of stacked arms, aud on a r eli, bie.b up, I discovered lhe form of Lt. Col. Lis iu. before biui lay spread a table cloth, am ply hesped with eatables breakfast six o'clock j-lly cake, poundcake, apple pies and d .ugbuuts aitii sandicb, roll and butler i .j. Friek with an apron un, Sergeaut .M .j. J .liu H. Ltnn, and A.ijt llot.ert Allen, u'.niating in various c.,.i- i cities. Judge Kelly graced the least be ! a private in a I'iula le phia compiny of .rtillery John li. backer, am mg oiher ""'ao1" privates, i '" Coming hunting for a canteen of ,he T-nltcj States, shall be then, thence down the hill wasairre.it , , , . ,t ,1. .-, - , - - - , as guard, with big, blue overcoat, great : black hat, pauls rolled to tho top ol the ; boots, aid u.u-kct over the shoulder, , marched f'rof. Randolph. It seemed I comicd, and, at the same time, g.ve an earnest cast 10 one's thoughts, to see so ma ny of our peaceful citiz:us thus engaged. The two companies from Lewisburg, and one from Milton, bad been thrown out mile beyond, toward Williani.port, on picket duty during the night. hey were . 1.... .1....1 . 1 ..,.1 1 .... .i 1 171 e.i'.n. iu m uuu, aula niiiu ifuiiiieio were variously eugagi-u iu preparing Dreas- 1 fast. Col. Christ had a long yaru about I toting a baggage tram arouud all omot, j having lost their way, and arriviug just I then but, withal, it seemed tun. l'r .f. '. , . ' was lugageia , u, . nlcmbcr3 c!l0Sen thereto at elec- hue chicken, and from tho drum-stick be ' .-at r 1 held up triumphantly, it must have Leen "0D hem the mnjinty of the qualified I a Shanghai. Mr. ircisbach was frying voters of such state shall have partictpa- eggs, and Ksq. Rauck, prodding some fat ted, shall in the absence of strong coun , looking sweet potatoes boiling in a pot. tcrvaliug testimony, bedcemed conclusive Truly, I thought, as I sat down on a stump, eiaence that such state, and the people Lucie Sam must have improved his com-;, . . . ... . r .1 i o .i .t,;. . ! thereof, are not then in rebellion against missary, if they draw all these things in . . j their rJions. It was a Cue grove tbey i ,n Lnited States. The attention is here were iu, aud soft grassy he-da to lie on, but , by called to an act of Congress, entitled an ne'er a rag to cover them. ' act to make an additional article of war, It is a very bcaut.ful valley a rich iriaiu Guuuti uuia iud iii-uc.s uaauc gram country, and the Rebels made , fa (if hej rajJ e i . . . I I .1. at 1 .1 11 guiui, uuuuiu iucu a iurm.-auu uuiiars ! ttiirin nr no, in inr finDintrain cprin firriri 1 .it j: lfC-ilinfi .1. 'Yt uu uuo lunici uouvsuu ui yxuvv wunu r a .l i nf tl inr iti fhf. Bim.i m.nn.T ! T1)cre werc , elt of cur WODntI. .ii i. i " j .u. i. i o ' i n.. :.!. i very kiud. Surgeon General Smith said ,h.t , ,hn 9uhr,a,uca flir his sick and . : . e - . j i .i i - .wounded were , furnished b, the people without the asking. , hJ.t0 m,ke y j'eas Bh"rt s''"' 1 misseu lue iraiu. uui luriuuaieiy i:ui uu . . ,, , ' . , ',r , balf H from Ch.mbersburg, we were ' . .... . . 61 . . . PP "7 locking ot the road with i 7 , J I ahead, and some to it I found Serjeant I . . " . , t s'-r ',h B""n- L"" I tha .V.I n( aa 1 ,4 In nt a I ff.irrVfit frt I(ll ! . "!.:ti.i . ,.tvk..i" I you, yonr L.euieti.nt is killed." "Who?" f.I .il... M. h.art almost brokn. t if ..... jf. h.,.rt.l.ni k.,.b.i i ,,,,,'ioned eagerly and anxiously to get a gleam of hope that it might only be a ; t-tr that bis body, with that of Lt. Col. Bell, '...... , ..... . wgre ber o . b,r. . nore lcft nl0. 0 wear, 0D the wars mty, the comely ' t.o the. destrov. I could not realize it. The last year of intimate association with him flashed over roe. Oftentimes death d hw but uuharmed, and as we thought f it t eould brine into my mind be Idea 01 0t8 Ueain. J ne possiuunjl UI my own and of oiUers, Dai otten crosses tuv, but bis, never. l rcmcmuiT ui eoi It was late the niht before the bombardment of Roan - oke. We were walking the on the hum- cane deck, the fl .'Ot lying on the calm nnfp ll.nt H tlllkfd about it. Sound, all around u, audwe wore talking occupied oy renei torees, anu anerwarus if the mnrrow's battle. It was to Be our , occupied by the forces of the L'uitcd Erst. He said he felt perfectly easy, come Stales, rthail be deemed captives of war, what niL'ht. I said that all that made ; and shall be forever free of their servi tni! feel uuea-y was, that if I were killed, j tude and not again held as slaves. I knew what distress it would cause at , tin-tin T n, "And be it further enacted home, and if it were not for that, 1 would (je p,.,,.,. s,ti-fied. He eaid that did ' I1()t tr,,ublo him, he did not leave home until he knew that his mo'her was sails- ! fi. d that In should po. and that if he were re.i(,i(,Bat all tiln(Hi anJ under . aj circ.mturico.. J never knew of any relaxation. He was very brave. Afier : lawful owner, and has not borne aras Newbirn, our company was euthnsiastie ! against us in the present reb- Ili in, m.r in over him, and afier Camden, this adtnira 1 any way given aid and comfort thereto, lion knew no bounds. I'pright in private j Mo persnu engaged in the military or n life, a eenlleman in social relations, gal- val service in the I'nited Slates, shall un- lant and fearless iu the hour of peril, tad as is his death, no braver record cau any one leave behind him. I'l-'fO' ii loirl. In h nn.i h-iirt nrv wi I' ..til .l..ul.t H.'t licit It "i. ... IriM Th.Tr mu.l U' ii'.l.r w..rk l. a... A...I l-'lite Llia Pm.-.l.in- f.r Itni.. 1 in .!..-, Ami tl.. it l.w.-jtr. Ir.i.T rr-.wii ll.aii i. wr-u'.l. ll.t m.n .-all w...a liim. He was buried by the side of his fath er, at Millerstown, Juuiata county, on . . i si i Sunday risi. u. .'i. u. Frotlamation of the Fresiient. Washington, Sept. 22. Hy the I'resihent nr the L'sited Status of Amkkica. A I'lH.tCbAM ATION. , ,. ', ., ., .... I bellion, opon tho restoration of the con I, Abraham Lincoln, l'residcnt of the ; . . ' 1 . i t !... ;, .,,,1 ',n.n.l. i 1 , ., . , er,n-cUi.,.ort.ieArmy.Du.,avy,nerec,,, do hereby proclaim and declare, that here-1 , after, as heretufurc, the war will be prose - cuteJ wjth lue ulject practically, of n- ' ., ... . i i ,: !,, , 8,orln lhe "'!"'"'UDal rcll,un bc,"cc0 the l.'uited States and each of tho States and the people tbircot, in wliica States that relation is or may be suspended or disturbed. That it is my purpose upon 1 , . r . : the next meeting of Congress to again . . f . . suiea ii-uueiiug .etuut.ij ie . ine .iii. acceptance or rejection of all slave States, so called, the people whereof may not then be lu rebellion against the Lulled States, and which ststes may then have volunta rily adopt immediate or gradual abolish ment of slavery within tbeir respective limits; and that the iffort to colonize per sjLs of African descent, with their con- sent, upon this continent or elsewhere, , honorable conduct, in a prompt response ; w nd ivafcr ransurcuisa. with the previously obtained consent of to the Governor's call a rally to the Old wn Bro.h ,nd KrttiHi.atii.isafQonjM .. J I'l 1 . 1 l S. fall and .xam.n.'. tTr bn. n.' rlarwbfrr; the governments existing there, will be i lag so numerous, so ((uiokly, and with so y..u o e .1 - n M..r.t .mt.cmu'rof town continued ; that on the first du, ef Jan- o!d a front, as doub.le,s to have had no """"tT ' , small influence in saving our State from uary, m the year of our Lard one thou- auJ drivlng tue KcbjU bcck iutQ I ICS...It .E... C E I sand eight hundred and sixty-three, all Viroinia. n J ' iririuis. rtiur ...- .1 nn nn .n irn (w t.a .o"u ui sun, m designated parts ot a state, tne people whereof shall then be in rebellion agaiust loiwaiva uu i'jiu.ii lice, buu iub . w - tive Government of the L'uitcd States, including the Military and Naval authority, thercuf, will recognize and maintain the freedom uf such persons and will do no act or acts ta repress such persons or any of them tn any 1 Boils they may make fur actual freedom ; that the Kxccutive will, on the first dav uf January aforesaid, by proclamation designate tho states, lnj , ,llrt9 0f statcs, if any iu which the peo- 1 ..... ,.U tl,,.f r..anenii..v. shall then be in . 1 1- 1 c 1 rcueiliuu a':aiuai. ii.e 1. uueu 10111-?, auia 0 tho fact that any state, or the people thereof, bhall on that day be in good faith represented in tho Congress of the United ,rpr0vcd, March 13, 1802, which act is ;n the -ord and E-ure following : ! "lk it enacted Oy the Senate and If , use f . - f the Ctu'tnl State of ' .--.. " .... tf..t hor.i - -l'far.tv . v -1 , - ixrv . ,, hrt g shall bo promulgated I article of war fur ibej as an additional army oi army of the United States, and shall be my sen observed as such article All olucers or persons a .n. military . or naval aervtc-u ui iuc emuu eiauii o hibitei tom eoipi0jiDg of ,he d tm coa)lnaBj9 ! fo, the purpose of returning fugitives from I i : I .k. ir..;,.l I . .t ii tr' service or labor, who bave escaped Iron, ; y P"on "bm ' .TnTnme r" hnr he claimed to be due: and aov officer. - - y,, fjond . . ea'urt ti.l, of violating this article, shall be dif . ' ., b .. missed from toe service. X-rtim Hxaud, "And be it further en- 0'gu f,u"., D1 fte' ,U PSe- aotcd that this act shall take effect from Also to the ninth and tenth sections of an act entitled an act to surpress insurrec- . " "T V ',i f, ,i.., ,. .r.rn.ad Jul. r r ' -"".."Z .,1 x" "au words and Dgures loilowmg Section aV..i(A, "And be it further en- acted, that all slaves of persons bo shall betn(tKt b, eng;1ged iu rebellion against ! the Government of the United States, or wno shall iu any way give aid or comiori , . --..) . r--- anu ..a.ug .i.,.So -.iu ( .-.v -i J " ... . "'a-. , persons, ot desirtcd by them and coming ' under the control of the Government of! ! the Lotted Slates, ami all slaves ol suen , j persons found on or being wiiino any place j that no slaves escaping into any stare or ' territory or the Di.-trictof Columbia, from . any other Stato.shali be d-liv.rid un or in any way lu.pcucd or ninuervu 01 m ou- 1 erty t.cer.t f. crttuo or soma LHei.ce. against the laws, ule the person claim- ! the person to whom the labor or service 1 of euch fugitive is alleged to be duo isfhts der any pretense whatever, assume to d cido on the validity of the claim of any person to the service or labor of any other i person, or surrender up any such person I to the claimant, on piiu of being d it mis- ! sod from the service." j And I do hereby et j iin upon, and or der all persons engaged in the Military ; and Naval service uf the I uited States to t -i i i . . t ooscrve, oucy ai.u imorce, wmuiu lucir respective sphere of aervic, the act and '. ' . .ii. sections above recited ; and the Lxecutivo will in due time reiouitucud that all citi- zens of tho Uuited Slates, who shall have remained loyal thereto throughout the re- States and their respective states, and the (tbat ? ...... . .nmn.n,,j ! , , ,, , . ., . s. . . , ,. ,, , . ... ! i In witness whereof, I have hereunto set ! . i,,nj ,.j .,j ,i,..t,f th. fr.itfd ' gtates t0 De Dae lt tna cjtI 0f Wuhington, this i twenty second day of September, in the year of our Lord ISoJ, and of the in dependence of the United States the eighty-seventh ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Ho tha President Wm n ttEWARI)i Seot'j of State. Tbaraday Morning's Xewa. Home Again! Wednesday afternoon, at 4J o'clock. Captains Shorkley and For-1 rest reached Lewisburg after twelve days' , . i i ? i , abseuce. 1 hcv thanked their men for their ( J ne Laptains and the privates seem to bave been well pleased with each other. The Companies look bronzed and thin with uuiotcrniitted hard duties and occas ional poor and scant fare, but have gained something of the soldier's erect and rapid tread, and are io giod spirits. To their latest d.-y, they will be jutfy proud of their armed visit to Maryland, Sep. 1802. More details, and complete lists of the Couipauies, in our ncjt. ! 8, A. M. Tha morning train ba s not Northumberland: so weg) ti press ' ooanue morning . new.. t Al VirVitif.lttli.rv ?t fit et w J JVM.. ' CvrFfctetl W'rrky ti-i . cila. 011.- l- Wheat illJtocll,) hggs.. jj 55 Tallow i:ori) SO Lard... Oats 110 Ham.. S 10 ... 12 r, tdtu50 flaxseed 1.-0 pnoa... Dried Apples .1,25 Wool hirkinhutter Fresh liutter... 8 Potatoes SO 12 Country Soap 4 G 11- Rkt PS. Ilrnnm, ll'h tn-it . Kt. tA VTT1 PPFV Cy.ll. .f ft. i'lr-a..uL, aul Muj T1L1.11 A. lit L LI A or rtnuj. In BitfTalrw tp "lt in.!., LIZTIE K-, daasbtTof ,.,,,,.,,,.,, at Willi' , and kLtaKltS i a UUUIJO Triomphe Ee Glad Strawberry, j i I Mir Mlrk Ol r dfllS Ol mis unriVriiif U CirilW- I ill. -.11aJ ( . , , , Derry uuqu4iica iiywucic. we hhk t:..oo hlitrK tlM.t ruK SALE-! of auprrior quality, of the IMawarC, JHat.3, llartlorU I'rollttC, Concord, Klsiogtiur";, Cuyahoga, C reveling:, and atso other new an.l valuable kinds. As we have every facility for keeping up our . r... supply, we utier crrai in.iueeroenis lo Fall purchasers. tji Send tor our Circular. ). KNOX. Box lr5. Pittsburs:. Pa CAKD. The commencement of the Fall j Session of the l.rwisbtirz Aca lemv is post- poned until the Flh'sT OF OC'i'OltEK. The j forbearance of the Patrons ut lhe institution is respectfully solicited. .Sept. 19 JXO. RANDOLPH. University at Lewisburg The next Srseion will open on Thursday morning, slept. a.in, in lhe COLLF.CK. AOAhKMV. ami FLMALK IN'pTITUTE. J. R LOOMIS. President IV" The ITiiioa Sun tin. Cemmitie are re- ,,,, , m, , tha KnMere Hoa-r ... I, j.bur. Saturday the S7th ii.si. at 1 oVloel rw- 'clock.P. at. i m i..ii.s a.rnr, .n,i. Slwarr. Jam l.l...-r. si..m sp:a-'nii.r. r--.i.i . I'l.ar... ivoav. J-h uull., MuLaal hlcekurr, ,urr, Juat B- a-1 T0n- ixPCX mammoth Furniture Warehome, SO!) & SI 1, Chestnut St, PHILADELPHIA. . , , c. , 1-ate L.CVV & UTJ UOOUa oiora. f EO. J. KENXELS. Foruicilr li 1, Walnut SC. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. THE underisned, having removed fir Watch ami Jewelry establishment to one ol the rooms recrntlr occupied by 1 tios. ti. Crier, (a !j onin M.ss Amanda i' Mitl.n0.ir Shnl Vnrlr.l trpft- 1 bJlwr f-rini an.j secmd.she is crrpatedtu JJ,.njjr WdtclieS, JeWflrT, Mttsical Instntmontq ; m the mostapproved an.l sal istactory manner, j slw kp, han, an assortment of cboica JEVl KLUV, tor l.adiesan.t lieiillemen.whicla stir oHrs at pnre to suit ine times. Also C'LOI-KS and WATCHES. All woik and wares warranted a represen. ir.t. mai;ia s. zuuEa. I'Aitiiti i. iit onte. LITTLE the best place in town to gel ' your I ,n,n:s te";: J m B...rous to ,ention. is at C. MBSSCH'S. Bo say the laihes. I N U.Siore removed tu Keber BuiluiD& ' lsro nor, wfs, f ,he b,,. i- !, m.j -, iwi-a l'caccPeacc ! DFIR fit. nl-.nil hin.t pntroB, from roontry r.tw UV New I.ihIs r-.r y..u all. n.- rici-s nr. iluwaf Th.'n ?"Ur .tti.tKia. anJ fsrlol Tour cars, ial ir uur fry UwoOs mbu olhet bM war. WVt. B.rr, and Chsltt... ana Safin DnrfamM, A...1 e.isuii.rav, .ill ti.ii.ffj.ai-, and ft... W"1 Ur'T. rnelip. Q'I M"hnirs. anJ rniita fcr yoa all Sueh a. ? (.ragur'a abd CAxlluu-jllja jiTe u a caiL W.'tp Miwtin, an.l .h tinirfam m to TVatraaaBtaf w.'v Ste. ailirf. f r laain. and lUll ll"M tnr evnta, W c'fe 1'l.ah. at .11 prirea. lor int.lt-r .M mtta. W e',a r.-aly -naaa ClolluDg a cheap aa M. Stokva. W'v. Can.!!' an.l Curwts. and Crinotlnr Skh-ta, An.l l.'nim ana m.ff.nc. lr araarra aaa Bbiria, WVva Sl.trt rr..DU. .n't Collars f..r nwn and p.r buyaj W v'f a sbabrn lor taaiaa, but. don t deal la toys. w,a oil Cloth, and c.rt, to cpwonritoor. 1 ' Shl , t wind.., ao.1 aaaa far tmMl w '..- iiu. . and n.-a. t. a 0.1 Ku..b.n. m una. 1 HOI 'UK lame enouah to supply all our I pirle with Ice dunn; the whole year, lea wtil be delivered m town, laity, at a rheapaf rate than private Ire Honss ran be li!le.L ffall on either of us on North 4th St. et at the Ice House below lhe River Ilnd'e. H.A.WKinENSICr.. L-wi-l-orr.NrtT.29. ISM VIIA.NK. ANliSTAIir XT'Ei-r BRANCH Instiranre Companr. V ot Locli. Haven, I Insures Property in both Town ani Coo try on as reasonable Terms as any othe g.'i d Company. The lane increase of rretntam Notes makes it a reliable Company to msore in. imiunt it rremiun nlr aow la r.irrr. S3so.0OC.IH J.H'.l'uiMiJ, See. (i.C.Haavii, Pr LAKIbO-S riiOS.-s. Ajtrnt. Dec 16, 1S61 I.ewiburj - Land Warrant far Forty Acres IIOR SAlaK. Enquire? at lhe Ollic of lh Stiir V i'-lronicf', lewil-sur?. -aV . . ' IIOTNTV LAND WARRANT blanks lor a!l etii;a2''d in the service of lhe f. S in the War vt lVZ. and tor their Wulows, at the Otlice of the Lewis'uri; I'hiomcle pllOfEUIES VJ The most rx:en-ive and rarietl ifoek ot Groceries in Lewirur2, i now itrtfrefi at the lowest price by E V A3 & TOPPER i We i are in receipt of Prime No. 1 A .Mackerel and Herring, also new Cixiristr- which we are ulVerm? at reduced prices. EVANS A COOPER A 11 1) WAKE. Persons desirt'O of purchasing RarJ- ware for baild.n? or taroily use, can find ft . . . .....( . laiit; jiut.1 wit..vv. ..'.M - EVANS St CflOPER PLTLERY. a iarje stock of Table and Pocket rut- j lery jnst rec'it by EV NW A I'ODPEK j AiUUDEN Ware, Hollow Ware, II HRI SUES. Ac Hou-ekeepers sh'd I rememtirr that we have an extensive slock of : Tubs. Buckets. Churns, Baskets. Brooms and every variety of llouse-turnishina timi.ts. EVANS A COOP EK PHINA.u'ldss and Earthenware. hnve a larse slock ol Iroo Stone, I China an.l Tea sells of new patterns alto Ulasware, Earthenware, and Crorkery of v.rv jescriplnn. PI'ase rail and etamina , EVANS A COOPER'S (JIIOE-Findinss. e keep constantly on hand a lar?a assortment of Shoe Fin.lin?. K.t Lasts. Mo rocco Lininjs, French Calf Skins, Ac. hhce makers will be able lo select from a larja stock of the above coo. Is by calliop oo EVANS A COOPER. I ewibnrs; DAINTsTOilTciass, &c. X A large slock of pure While and Bed l.ea.l of the most approved brands. Chrome (ir'en. Prussian Blue, and oiher colors, Lnh erae. t mber, l.msee.l O.I.CIass. Pony. Pa.nt Brushes. Ac. Please call and eiamine out stock satisfaction gnarantreil. EVANs A mOPFJt s I'G lU-cared Hams. Jnsl rreeneJ a larse lot oi upn hVA.NO Ot tO'JJ LB 1 Pno-fr HaovUL
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