m HIllIM C Bl' 0. '. WORDEN AND J. R. CORNELIUS. .41 per Year, aliiajs In Atvaarci THE ISIQS," established in 1S14 V.nole i'o., 2,507. LEWISBURG, UNION CO., FA., TUESDAY, DEC. 23, 18G2. "fHBONIl'LE," established ia 1843 Whole No.. STG. ml ililKIi, rllillvHM) MWI-lWIkli Tuesday Miirniiis; k Friday Afternoon. I'tililM' llrci'pllon at the I.ewishorj Ar-s-lrniv, t"-m -rn.' ( e.liicd.iv. Dec. S I,) at J i'. M. All arc eurdtal'v invited. J HA.MMH.PH. COURT svljotinioil Saturday uoon, linvinjr finished its business. The llram! Jury rntiirnoj five rvc Mil?, ijrnnrcd three, and were ilis cliarired lVeilne'Iav. Wilson An'!i'iiii. cnnvicto'l of lar ceny at Sept. C'linrt. sentenced to f 1 Cue and costs, and 4 tnnntli.s iu Jail. Jfl:v T!:t a I... Coni'th vy. Tliiimas Arliutklc not guilty : (".unity for costs. Com'tlt vs. Margaret Ibmaeliv. fur ltcciiin-r n disnrdi i ly inn.-e goiiltv : to jtiiy 1 line, cu-K atnl months in tlail ; 2 ehiMreii to tio liuuiul out, and the oilier 4 to tin' ll.iii-r uf Krfj;c. Coin'th v S Miller Hr. mi l Jr. and J. Dtinluji D, fi-- n"t guilty. I 'tit cadi ''faction'' to pay half the co-ts. ainpsel Ae. "vs. Ik-mild f'r Deft. Jlartir.an vs Mar-hoVCo. for I left. KIcekner vs. J lifers iWJ 75 lor Saturday Homing's News. The Ileliels em, loss- the lo-s of ,"fl() billed, ami '2 ."inn wounded :j.(i(i(t in nil, beside prisoner-, ineludinif tlen. T. H. C'uhli, killed. '1'hey eotife.-.s that, our men fought heroieaily luit that fjt)lt,0iM) men could not iIisIimL'i; them. They report our Cuii. Hooker killed. Fra's Wilson. Jr.. uf Mover's Com pany, mj-. Kui.nu. Su.der, Ilt-ury sues anj e.eurr. l.b-l., KM- killed. m. Ala.ey.Wiii. hurl I. .1 l. r, b.i. Ilursh, M.T, m Ki.Min.il. sd.I in,- ,,f Hi,, t!,,,.,. Kiln- ...mil. I. Lw-ut John II l.tnn. fli,:t.tl.v ...iiii lr,l in tired. IVtor Lelliti.. iu le i t itul with rl..uinHti.m- aWlVrs ins itii'iirmg f..r l'eunsvlvanta ioldiers in Washington, hospital-, ire dircc- ('ur'in G 'a Cameron, and oth, r l'eun ted to call at l'enu'a Avenue, four doors sltn'ans have prevailed in obtaining an west uf Nineteenth St. orler (as we It arn by a despatch from Samuel lirown writes that Steinmett Sec. Mifer ta Capt. Uundy,) that the nick had one arm Iroken, but none of the other 'JlJ wnun 't'1. "ho cau be removed, but Kast Huffaloe boys arj much iijureii. re u"fit " Sl ""t nl,y be brought into G. Curry K.;lly is iu Wa-hiugton, at a "'.c !fu,e- M lh,t mbit b''a' nearness of hospital. friends may impart may ke measurably if G. W. Schoch, and Wm. SearKs, lave 1 0 Jt "'"'"y -i j ,yed. Hired nurses ar. reached home, their wounds not iu a dan- "pJ' '"d.fferent.aud bad. Hut thousands gerous c mdition. They r. port Mes-ra. "f bfate ani g''"111' D ,J n"w M'Michael aud iaylor of Co. 1, Oih lie- c'"j ,heir Scw Yl'ar home 'Bin-" eerves, missing. I U'edn. sd.y, the' 17th June, lf.3, In Capt. IS.'y's Company, mostly from 1 is appointed for the D.'mocratic Convcn M'atsoutown, Joseph Lodge, rf White tion of rennsylvania, at Harrisburg, to Deer, was slightly w uri.ied in the foot. ei?-Capt. T. I! ick. 'fellow J ,ne, had one man killed LiuJis Sterner, (Jroin the office of the Suobury lix tie,) three miss ing, one of whom he ibiuks is killed, and 16 wouuded- -oueof whom is Hunt, of CbiUi-quaque. Capt. Jones received a ball through bis pants, but was not Urmci. I - - - ItarThe Pottsviile J .urual has tbe loilcwing notice of tbe rj.lt h R-g., com miDded by Col. Jacob G. Frick, late of Northumberland, and Lieul. Col. Woa. II. Armstrong, late of Lewi-burg: j ''Our regiment was uuder a deadly fire ' Dearly all the afternoon, aud charged on a I battery that the Uli'h and Ui h refused to do. ltotb Gen. Humphreys and Gen. Tyler say they ncer witnessed such a charge. The colors were shot diao live times, when Col. Frick seized them, and that too on horseback, and lid on the charge. lie is a brave and noble soldier. ' His men fairly worship him, aud when he leads they are sure to fullow. Lieut. Col. Armstrong's burse was ehot uuder him," (four times ) Fit EI! ERICH SBL'RCt, Dec. II. The battle began Thursday morning, but up to SaturJav .hero was no rnn.-r- 1 ment of infantry. SsinrJay niorci-iir. t ' - cc bout 7 o'clock, oar infantry advanced' Lieut. II. M'Clune, 135th P. V., bis from the city on the enemy's works. Tho ' bceD found Sui1'' "f Crtnduct prfjudicinl rniitot.,ni k i i to order aud unbecoming an officer aud engagement soon became general, and an .i , r .. i ; , . , fc . gentleman, also of uttering disloyal scnti incessant firing was kept un until 7 o'clock ; D,i h- i.. A .1. in Ihe evening. The figbt was very ter- riffic The city of Fredericksburg is al- tnoat entirely ruined. A large number of .on.. hp;n p.,tir! ,1mi:.l..,l I,.,. while other, are shattered so badly that thou im wnrtlLt,ca ... ..u.s.,. I At 2 o'clock, our division received , otderj to move over the river, and at 2 o'clock entered tbe engagement, and till -ii. fc ' 0 clock io the evening they were in the , -est of it. The 131st R,g., P. V., ' as the last that left tbe field and had i the first brigade (Tyler's) not broken, our division woull Lave 6t',ruied and taken tbe battery which fius the kev to the i enemv'. stro.,hn i 3 enemy . stronghold. (Jen. Humphrey re- marked to me during lh, tngaemcut, , tha, the second brigade behaved with great bravery and coolness, and in panic- n ar referred in lh. l.Tl.i n-L 10 kiuen, irq oetween uana l"U . I sequent disaster in Central Virginia. wounded. Company A Capt. J. M. Taxation Those who grumble about ! And so with Cameron : be early advoca Moyer lost as near as we could learn, as the war taxes, North, bad better travel ' cated, while tha Nonh was warmer and follows Henry Stees, MiiUiuburg, sup- straight to Dixie-land, whose Revenue Bill ! more nniled, calling out a million of men, posed killed. George Lishells, Hartlcton, provides for levying one-fifth of the value 1 to conquer and possess as they went : be mortally wounded. Sergeant Treat, a of the products of the land for the nreced-1 advised the Cavalry now needed, and also slight woood io the bead. Henry Kline, , atnnnf in .1.. .1.1 k -t- . -. -v . .mgu. fl,k-.y, ine oi i-:, tut, Wm. R jtsman, ' eriously. , io Iutkbolders, and -wc wuuuucu, lui noi seriously. i i i i . . tester Jay morninir. our rciziment was taken out in front to watch the enemy. . Tbe whole line was frong'.y guarded, Oor men lay flat nn tie ground, ii a bed "f mad all day, about 'JliJ yards frim the i warkc. It liirj uuday, tiic two I armica remained quiet during tbe day, Hear a Loyalist from Missouri ! except an occasional f'ring among the In Congress, 1 7 ; h inst., a t'nion Rep rockets. The advanre frn. during il,e reseolative from Missouri addressed the day, was relieved after dark, and while I D coming off the field the enemy fired, kill ing several ia the regiment. Among them was Emanuel Snyder, of Company A. To-day, we eipeet a renewal of the conflict, t-'igt I ia now ou hand, with a strung force. Ou Saturday we were worsted, our loss being greater than that of the enemy. Our artillery did tut little execution, aud the enemy having atroug fortification', rill -pits, and atone wall", to protect Lim, repulsed our troops at every attempt. (.Vol signed we think it is from Capt. Mover, serving as division commissary.) Urimins Home the Unserviceable. It has been the ardent desire of ptreuts and friends, to have the sick an l wounded 6'iIJierj n nr their own watchcare ai p ssihle naturally supposing that they would he the beit nurse. Military and prudential reanns have prevented high authorises deeming it inripedicnl, for the suff.rers themselves, to be nnder any Care but that of their own more experienced and competent physicians, nurses, and surgeons, nearest the scene of action, in the large hospitals where every needed want is anticipated. This is doubtless true iu many eases aoJ yef, it is natural to suj pise that every family would do its best, and that the social stirnuiants to re civi ry, aud the personal enj lynieuts of the paticuts, must be far greater undi r their uwn ro ifs than under stranger Lands in general. Whatever policy may be best, thousands will be glad to learn that (I v. nominate a candidate for Governor and drop ol biood, every a oiiar oi cx-raorui-f,.r Judge of tbe Sapreme Court iu place nary expenditure, and fir all the irrgti of Lowrie. lariiies cmimittc l. Mr. Noeil proceeded CuThe L iek Haven Democrat says sixty-four persons or firms suffered by tbe icu vs sue late fire there. They estimate the losses at 13S.0M0, of which about fTo.000 was covered bv insurance. " ratB If tccru hjila raises the nrica of 'mrvthimj, we dou't see who's going to be thegainersbyit: It's six of one, "half . on in or me otner, ana iwiie tnrce ol toe rest. Flcase "cipher it out.' (tzV-'We understand that Charles S. Weti 1, of Lewisburg, is the architect or builder of tbe new aud superior bouse of worship to be dedicated on Christmas morning. Js-y-The less tnow in your ice for sum mer, the better. There is now good ice and no snow. The sooner you get your supply tbe better. , I'Ror.ttF.s-!. Tho following paragraphs prove the e'rengtb and iutegrity of the Oli'.u lug B'letiiz'u mm iuiii;iiiv ui luc . , infirnmpnt 7railn.kl 'c nvprenmirtd .ta an. crct and open enemies in this its "struggle . for life. Let US bit. J fnj tot lie I bcst kna . 1 prived of any trust or honor ni-der the U. S , and confioement in tbe Old Capital ! prison during the Rebellion. Sentence of, v,our. maniai appro.eu. Li oe lenow was a ranting Hreckinridge "l'caee" Democrat : from L,nrlster ,.,,. r t ti t. .v. Tf ii C1IUU1V. I i ijinMs iiL.siua, wuooi ine nvroi makes a martyr of on aecount of having tcen ' ' Capital prison.) has made confession ackuowlcd-ing having sworn to j a fals. hill miainst ilia liiivernment and i " . . " , ' ? . . f. , "Z '. ,n "j, !,,, P ' $ quietus to ; Another man. whose friends have made . great outcry at bis arrest, and fjr whom several Senators have interested themselves ,ni1 Pro,c",;1 ll innocence, lo-d.y restor-1 ed fiftv-lwo thousand dollars to Col. Da- , f, . ' ' f' hi" I dVter msde to ' prevent the continuance of frauds upon ' the Government, to protect its depleted 1 ...i .k. ...w ing year; one-fifth the value of the increase j to . " . I nnrscs, asses, came, snecp anl swine; same : aud one Uttn tbe yearly income of each nerson. The heedless Rebel arm. prhiz"rs will Sod this Io be jumping from I the frying-pan into ihe fire. If the main-' tenane. of the Union costs a rood deal, it ' costs those who are attempting its disrup-1 tioo and deatructioa good deal moro. I .-.--.i-, .r.--., v.i., oun-i .un Bwlueiilbe Union ana noi agaiua. 11. mi eoc, one-fifth the products made in feeding the ' now, lhat those views were correct : both i same ; aud one fifth the yearly income of thoae gentlemen realized and foretold the i llouc as f illows :1 Mr. Noel (of Mo ,) argued that the present organiz -d Pemocratic party did not reu ler ur.ipalifit J support to the war, but was continually throwiog obstacles in tbe way of its prosecution, lie undertook to say that it was delusion to think that 'k' war lu'(;ut DaTe prevented by the adoptiou of tbe Crittenden compro mise. It was true that some of the load ers of the lt'.'bellion had voted for that com promise ; but the history of subsequent events ahows, that, if ten or more votes had been necsary, they could have been procured. lie would go further, and say that there was nothing in the Crittenden Compromise that would have prevented the U 'bcllion. The en- mies of the Ad ministration held out the idea that the war was not f r the restoration of peace, but f ir the abolition of Slavery. But this was untrue, although such might be the rrsnV. They assert that the Adminis- trati.m tramples on the Constitution, and ' ' all the privilege ualer that instrument are to be swept by the board, and that the Union is to be contended for without tbe Constitution, lie bad witnessed some of these so-called violations of the Consti tution. When the war broke out, the eui'tnies of the country were not corfiued n the Hetiel States, but were scattered all over the land. Never was a conspira cy so well concocted Notwithstanding the fininion of llie Juices Tanev aud Story as t . tha 1'rcsi.L-ut being guilty of , . , , , . . . a violation of the Lonstnution in tuspend- ing the privilege cf habeas corpus, be - jn-tifi -d 1'resident Line dn in doing 60. It was his duty to use all means to sup nm. thi ItehelTion. Tht confiscation of ' . . , .k ...... f . Rebel property is another pretext for 1 1 J . . making war on the administration. Those of the Horder States, wh j have been trampled in the dust, take it as un- ...... ... ... i kind that the enemies of tbe war expend their svropithics only upon the wives and children of men engaged in Rebellion. Tbe Horder States wi-h to see retaliation visited on the Rebels for their crimes, A-'ain, the enemies of this war exhibit a fnghiful picture of the fioaocal cood.i.oo Ol tbe Country. JiUt IhOSC WDO fiOt Up the Rebellion are responsible for every ' to contrast the course of the anti-war par- ty of 1S12 with that of the present day, . . . ,, . , ,. .i't ..., .... . '. ' .... , , ... UeUel streng.n, anu inc quest.on is pre- eentod between its perpetuation and the preservation of the Uuion. then let the former die. He would so act, in Ihe sup- prcssion of .he Rebellion, that Slavery onouia never seam prouuee results similar to those now witnessed He was agaiust who wero now compromise with men endeavoring to break up the Government. ,, ,, . . . . , , I e wou d agree to nothing but absolute b a ...l.n.tdii.n nn ihnir Mft. 11 rt sniikf. the s. r - t opinious of the straight nut loyal men of the Horder States. Iu couclusion, be ad- vocated Emancipation iu the Horder Slave States. He stood by the Oovernmcot, by such men as Andrew Jo hnson There ' ' Kr war' ,ne wcro but two parties, one oilier ijt cooiprouiisB. no uio uui lend himself to any scheme to produce .. . . strife mjo the peop , to divide the . mi1 '"o r I n4tional C5Uncils. tai weakcn ui unnerve .1 . I .L. .a.. .fiJalunilthatl t "t,ra ut I HIC t.H.O ' " USU... .1.. ....--n nr tl,n n..n.ft . enemy. : The Committee rose, when tbe rcsolu- lions under consideration were reported i and agreed to. 1 hey refer the various branches of the Prefitdeut'e annual we3- sge to the appropriate Committees. Ad- JJU - n,:d - Fremont and Cameron. No men have been more abused by Ihe . nf .k. Administration . South and North, Iban the two named above. We ihititV tho (trr.itest mistake the President e . ; has made, was io losing the services of , those men, in deference to an erroneous if ! not trai,or0u, public opinioo. Fremont', j ...... . fro-ee""" f St. Louts, made it a splcn- operations. IDs early starting of tho Gunboats proved the salvation of , many of our armies, and Ibo loss to Ihe j Rebels of many cities. His mode of deal-1 h the , 0f ,be outlawed, is : ? . r- . k 1 1. . "hat the Government has bad to come to, And had he been properly sus- tained by Shields and M'Dowell in the valley of ibo Shenandoah, be would have 1 -t 1 11 use tbe power of the slaves io favor of ! ... the Union and not against it. All see, ihoae gentlemen ...... ..a .... ,.i .k. tnhl!inn .nl i wisely forecast adequate means In check it. One year'e sad reverses fi ids them again ! mov. in tho ronfi.lenei. of the Penrdo and i f the Administration I baa they were some nn Mildier Daay fcave an limy manias tiasc lcjuutry. Latest Hews Last Friday, Hon. Win. II. Seward te-nilered his resignation as Secretary of State cause not certainly known, j ! ien. Ilovey returned to Helena, and Sherman to Memphis. The Ke-j les appear to le ma.-siti"; for a blow ! at N'a-h. ille, aud many rumors come Irom that n zton. It is now thought Ocn. Hanks is to .,. r,., ,. , ...i,' .r !,.v;(. Operate tiotll 111"? (Hill ot .u:XH.O. Mote l.dids were killed at I'rairic Cniviv Ark. than tlu nnmlifr of ion men killed at Frederiekslnit. Humor sug'ire.atsj X. I. llankj as successor to Secretary Stanton. Capture of Kingston, 0. Fortress Monroe, I), c. IS. 0,-n Foster'aforceshavetakeuKingston, North Carolina, capturing MO prisoners, and II ptiC 'S of aruiUry. The Kichniond l)!itih has a dispatch from tioldstioro'. N. 0. statioa that :).0U0 .. t.i .1,-- . tr- Kebe s fmiL'ht the Abo itiouists at Kin!?- ton the dav before from ci,-ht A. M. to one I'. M. : that, aficr drivini? the Abo- litionists once, tbe Rebel (Jen. Kvans was ni.ii i . compelled to retire leaving the vauuals to """PJ e un- Xo report of loss is ... u. ... (j.-.j uj tbe I'nion bombardment. The advance of (!on. Foster to Kings ton places him within "5 miles of G ilds boro', where the hue of railatay to Yii uiiugton A. Charleston can be cut. I AI Mot I it D-c 10 All quiet to-day, with the exception of two sh its tired from our hlii side batteries, to disperse the gathering bauJs of Kebcls ... .i.. . i .: """" l'7'u Several iiiembers of Ihe Committee nn .e 0, t(e War , ,he s .nate ,j H u-e are here to-day, examiuiug into the cau-e of the recent repulse. The reports of our losses in the late bat- tie make ihe number less than las been reported : less than 1,400 killed and 3,000 ' , ' , ' , , ' wouuded, a large number of whom are but ,,1(,lltly WOUDjaJ Wa 0,t fcyij prisoners, aud took about as many. , ; ( A soldier was shot at Fort royal, 1st . , . . . ,....,. , , ',. j, Volunteers. The Rebels returned ,ie deserter, on the plea that a man who deserts could nut be trusted. There is a! trick, in this returning of a deserter, be- I -"""""i? ,ha Rebels. Ihy rcqnrt'ttl the fhg J M ranJ buf io . ttf -....r-, ti,PV m, K dUannnintP., I Tin re is reason atid justification for the desertion of a soldier Irom the Ri-hcl ar mies. Those deseriuus aro an evidence of re'urniug loyalty and are njt of a character to be compared to the desertions from the lunon army. Uu this account. tlie I'hels will fail of their trick. 1 . Nash mi.i.b, lec. IS. Gen. Sullivan, ' at Jaeksou, Tenn., teleuraphs Gen. Rose- cr,ns ,hat Gen. Uojge telegraphs him from Crinth to day, that bis cavalry have been fi tlnu.it K.irr.r ll n.i with ,500 cavalry aud Eve pieces of artillery, having left W.yne.Lo' on , . i Bi-Rev. Mr. Howbert, Lutheran min- i.ter, who has been for nine months f" rt'cc S!1 S'01 "ppn'nttd by the Uovern- or of Ohio to see after the wants of the , , , ,. , , , . . , , -niiiicrs Irom that Estate, arrivpfi in k..d ., t i- .., '. " . 0I ,i,e uuuies oi M uijr llcnthorn and several privates. Mr. II. was twice upon the field, under , protection ot a Hag ol truce. i lh- luUU uripffl our .Iml vpon the I ...1 II . ,t. ,.l l.l. il... . .1. Ii l i. e. ' A' ,he ' " thn luMt hr. mnttrrrd about, an.l our mm art n.iW. Mr. H. assisted io bringing ou the wounded, tbe great oouy or wnom are: now at AlexanJna and Washington, where 11 i t they are well cared fr The North American saya Hurnside's .1 A-Ai.is.n nl 1, -..t amtn Ir j K.i a- . T . aner uis uaru uio. i au ciureocuru auu ' Blier u s UBIU u usi at bu en irououru IIIU "'"ng I0 neyonu u, - siauus in a more '"wable light than Napoleon did after u,s J ue 01 " a6"ra ts , l i 1 1 ... X 1. i . r.k i7 . i i.i' correspondent of tbe Huston Journal, telis in II.K i "iiuricipu. dr .lev aura Ihe followina: G. F. Tram is here. amusing our citiz-ns in Ihe debate with "v C. M. Clay. One of the best things said was uttered by an old man in the further part of Ihe ball. 1 rain was showing the . : :..n nr.i i s..n.i ... H.U VI uu... ...,u ...uniwK o ueuigu luuneues ui Biaveij, uia iiuuu up the climax with the remark, "Slavery is Divine Institution." "So is hell 1" said ,he old "0i nd boD9e "mB down- ' Ex-Gov. Charles S. Morehcad of Ken-: tucky, having been liberated from Fort V,rrcn, and got safely over to Pari, wrote b()ni8 ,0 an i friend as follows: i .-if, under any circumstance. Kentucky I ver returns (!) 10 the I num. I will abure h'r. as I will me enure South, if she does not fih Ihe man klllcd for ntr lndf. pendence." (The "last man" Io be killed in that ca i. of course now snugly acros. tbe rtiiauiic.j I day Io a Mississippi plantation stocked; with two or three score of slaves, and this j made a traitor of him. We see soma scmlSeceah papers com nlainin? about "Lincoln prices." Will they compare his prices with those paid . . . ..... V .IT T:. r o wnero uis ujf'i'uu-iu. .s.fi..0 . - prices" arc three times as "high" as Father Abraham's. Bat if these editors dou't where bis opponent reigns i -neu a.vw lil - A nld Abe's rale, let them clear out to JctUoro, where they belong, and "fee how they IdjhatJ n .,.., rum elected a Prostdent, and ana til , .. . 1 I II M KMRF.K. arret Iloui- Jutumt J r- rol.1 .! .on 1. wiMhl all wot- d- fir. Bo go Irt .l.t rmtiv wmltlVr Ih. fM .11 ,r. N .hor f wrmr. ti- niiur hn-la iff ffmt tjgjjr. II. . h. iir frOK'D fcrt llf rl,ia ito h-l V- rsofctn v"m " .b'ry int.nilir Iff phi.rtD' kit II.' r ..nt,, d. ubt, h, tchw, t mL. Dinakr. i V.attj fstr. Important Decision. The Attorney (jeneral has j-ut dalivered . 0,4 00 ,,,e "e color:' : men citnens of the Lu ted States r i The "c, on l'icl, " u,e(1 r a'ated The facts 00 which it is based are stated as follows : "The schooner Elizabeth aud I Margaret, of New Hruoswick, is detained by the revenue cutter Tiger at Perth Am ; boy, N. J , because commanded by a as follows : "The schooner Illilibelh aud Aoni k ft'na Bnt ie'"z 'f the United States. Ascdnred """era are numerous "in oar coasting trade, 1 submit to jou the question su, gi'sted by Capt. Martiu, of the liiier, jiscuvenes. all of wbich are txpreaalj pre Are colored men citiiena of tho L'uited r-red l. r us columns. Slates, and therefore competent to com-! To the. Mihanir .tr.l Minvfirlurrr. .'.1.3, O li". 1MCIBIIIIC fcUW I . . . a,,l" American vessel,' . As some incorrect statements have gone forth id regard to this opinion, we give the chief , r . . , , poiuts. Tbe Constitution doc not difioc the word "citixen," so the Attorney (Jen - . , .-.:. h atnrv anil tlm law from tbe days of Rome down, for its mean ing. His conclusion is that all free per sius, without distinction of race or color, if native boro, arccitizeus. A distinction ' 's n"-'a between the inherent rights of citizens, aud the political privileges of c r : tain classes. All cina .ua have a r;glit to protection, but only certain clas.es en j y the privileges uf voting and holding tllice. iiitberio, not only the public, but jurists, have ofteu confounded the two. A child or a imin is a citiz.n. though . not always privileged to vote or hold of fice. The paper concludes as follows : "And now, upon the whole matter, I give it as my opinion that the free man of color meutiooed in your letter, if boro in the United States, and if otherwise i qualified, is competent, according to tbe 1 ict" of CoaS"; " b master of a vessel eDfc'J6c-l - ue eoastiDg trade." Getting Tired Of tht War. t M.oon (Ga.) Trhjraph of the 10th has j loog article oa peace. It J9 'We are so anxious for peare that long ing fur it is never out of the mind nf any j man, woman or child. The war distresses us a tbousaud times more than the north.1 How much longer must these distressed lt.-h..! lnm f.ir n-.s l.ef... fl...c..li 3 f J secure it by ceasing to fight and accepting ' the benton c overumcnt ot our aud tbeir cood fathers? A lad named M Nasi., employed on 1 boat between Cmciunatti aud i'lttsburg, who was an inveterate tobacco chewer. swallowed a quid, a few days since, from .he eff,c,s ot which he died. j he Huchanan Diners do not think so Tbe Kuchanan n tiers do not think so "ell of Gov t-prague as they were won. iu , days past to profess to do. Reason I isprague is too honestly and earnestly loyal to suit them. j We learn lhat the largs Hotel a. 8hippen, Cameron Co., occupied by N. L. Hike, K-., was entirely destroyed by fire last week. Tbe furniture was all saved. 1 Democrats in Congress are taking no ' . . . . . . . r nnst of the time in offering resolutions I eB1barrass the administration. Col.Thomas Welch of Columbia Fa. has been made a lingadier General. Tuomlny .Uornlug'o eii. New York, )ic. i. A special dis- r ... . pa.cu Irom ash.ngtnn stales .bat there w,n De n0 ChaDg0 ,u ibc Cabinet, that all ... " will h. wb, ,,,, In ,helr rcsign.i,ons ,,; wi,h. dr,w th,m. I HayMong Shaw Loo, Ihe Hurtn.se Stu-1 dent in the University at Lewi. burs, will ! J . 1 . .: : : f . i : uenver ins ruirr a d iecmres. uunou .k ll ii a- . r n tbe Holiday A acations, as follows : Wed. Eve.. S4ih Ier.. in New Columbia. I (tn 11.. t'nim ibri ) Pn -,' ,)rc ,n' K1,m,'porL Eve i71h ec., in white Ueer Mills. io tb srhimi 11 n i Dedication The n-w Kvanselieal ,ulneran church edifice at Danville will t de,i,Caied to Amushty Hod, on Christmas mornms. at 10 o'clock. A Chrisimas Dinner wi" he provided by the Ladies in the bae- ni r the Church, auer services. The '""Jy"1, rj-blare inv.ied attend. riahtirrt fWarhft ftrUJlflUUlfl linaUbVl. p " .14 Wheat 91, '.o hgtrs 1 Rye .0 Tallow H cjrD o, j filJ UrJ 9 fMs 45 Ham H F1secd ,,50 ,;,, seed 5. Jo r,rie(1 Arpes. $t00 Wool 10to50 Kirkin liutter I. roiaioes uu &4 CHRISTMAS GIFTS! A LL SORTS OF CONFECTIONERIES, TOYS, &c. at Mns.DENORMADIES'.Wesi Market St. ESTRAY. I'lurr nnon ih- nr-mis-s of Ihe suhscnber.near the DreiharhChureh. aiK.o, ine last o. nemoer. a isa a. a.. it"ui I a years old, reddlh Color, no parnroiar marks The owner is requested lo eome. i prove propeny, pay chnrrrs. and take h.m - - i-tsjfmEvi-n i u. si.it'!.. a. i fuffdlee Tp. Dec. 12, leM New Lewibur Mail Arrangements. To Soutoirv. Ilarriburi. I.ar.rasirr, Ac, ('!ailv)i Wavmail ilosct al 1 1 J A M I'hila l. 1'hronjh mail cl .es at S1. P M T" li.niville. t I'awisva. Badine. .New Vurk fvia Mili'tn. rfail) closes al H, A M To Wh lter Y:'., Munrv. Wiltramsput, Elmira, Ar. ( '.nil ) r! ise at :f; Mi. I' M To Wintiel I, New lirrlin. Mi.id'ehuig. As, I'llailv! rinses at 4. I'M leaves at 7 To M Hiinhur;. Ilartleti'n, c, 'Jaily) clo ses at a, P M lavs ai 7 To M:it n an l .New (. imbia, ( laiiy) clu ; ' , . x R a.t 7- nt, leave, i -x R ''V:. M. n liv. Tnorsav an 1 t n lay al er Ihe arri- , va , lh. nii. ! " iv 17. lsnj. li W FOIiRE-i r, P M Illustrated Scientific American, Tilt Btst HimiMiti rirtit is ihe hhi;lii. EhTc.ntb T.ar. Vulumo VIII.- New Setiea. A KV Vi.liriie ol lb:, popular Journal nirn' res oi ih. firsl of Januarv. It is publish-! Wcrklv, and fvny .No. cioeatu, l. p i2i uf iistitl itifortnatiioi, anil itloi 5 to III i.rptfttul Kn'Tvmirr i.t new inurnl:ini anil i ..o iriMi t-iisKii in rfur i't in-; in u 11 . a,' ! .. . Zt. ..i i .h.-L t .. -..h : oni" the Hrienllfir. Amrnran It COMS but " P"r """" cnia.na Irom su to ten ensravinrs of new marhmrs ; anil lnrnllos which can uot be tounj in 1 any oiher publication. ' ! tit lnrenfir. ! Thf ritritific Ampncan is indjp-na-b,?to ' ; tpvrv inventor, as it net .-n'v cnnta'n illus- ; trated ilrtcnption of nearly all 'be LtM mveri- ; lun ih-v rom t ut, liut earh nnmlitr r on ' tains an OtnciAl List vt 'he Claim1; o( all the P.iients issue.! lrt?n the I'mieJ w:ate- Patent Oilie (iiinns Ihe wielc previ'-us ; triu- g i vna i correct his'nrv ot the prnrt-s i f irivi-nti'-io in this cotin'rv. f art nSo r - m sr rvTV the b?t scientific j iurnan t-f Isrf-Tt Britian, Kfa:ie. an 'I Of-nnanv ; iht p!;,f ins in s'lir pfe-sii n a., thai i lran5(';r ir, in niecheitiica! senrnce anJ art in :he old c-juntnv We ?ha 1 cviinnue to irantcr 10 our ct!u?nii cnpuu extracts fr.-in these jt.urna's of whatever we may deem of inter est io ur ralcn. A paiiph'ct nf inrroction as to the be.t mrile cfebtamins I.eiters Patent on new in vetnioni. is furnished free vn app!.catnn. f Ves-rs. Mtmn A Co. hav icted as Patent Stihcitors for m're than sevenen vars. ia connection with the ptiblirati-'i) "( -he Scien tific American, and they refer to Uii.impo paten tees for whtm they have done business. eharze is made ftr eiamininz ?iietrhes an ! mode's i.f new inventions and for advi--ins inventors a to iheir patentabiUiy. t'hmt'fs, Anhiterfs, M'lftrn;hts, Ftrrrt'rt The Scientific American will be found a ; movi useful journal io them. Ail Ihe new ducocenes in the science cf chemi"rT re ; turn in it rolumns. and the interest ..f ib- architect and carpenter are not overlooked; alt ihe new inventions and discovert ar j pertaining to thes. pnrsuos bem. publislie.J j from week to week. I'sefo! and pracnral in fiTmaiion p.rtaininf to the interests f mill- E-his an 1 mill owners will be toon t in the Scientific American, whteh iiifiirm-nipn ihev ran not p"sib'v obiam from anv mli'-r nrr.-. S-jMcts to which farmers are ,nt,r. .e.,l I,, f.iiii,.! '.r,i,..,! n Ik. s. ; ,,mPriean : most of ihe mprcvemrn-s in ar- ; nrnaorai imrieinenis ocing illustrated in its , col.".T.?.'.- ... ' nn,r . ... n... n.it.. ' r... ...... mo,h, Th(. commrnce on Inr first f Janoarv and Ju'v. tipecimen copies will be sent erafs Io anv ran nf ihe rountrv. Western and Canadian n-onev or l'..st-e.f. lJT Ta' " r' "criP"un to r,7rV CO ' Publisher. 37 Park Row V V. pHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, the most suitable Holiday rrc?puts, For sale by MO WHY', opposite th Bank-I.ewisbur.. . Lewisburg Bridge Election. j I -yofK'H is hereby erven to the Storkh.nl. I ' d-rs ..f the l.ewistmra llridjr Citnipany. : mat an Klecnon will hel I at thi" orlirr of ; j the Presi lnf, on M.,ndav. the .rnh davot Jan. I ' wary. 163. for ihe p.nposeol electmc r-ne Presilen!. sx Vannarrs. I re a ore r. and a. Cierk. to conduct the concerns of said Com-1 , i pany ft-r one vear. WILLIAM rAMKROX, President, j l.ewtbnr". I'C I, . I R)R SAJ.K. I , X Invrntory was taken of Ihe Stock com- pns ini; H. W. Until O AtUt.1 X Ol Jtlti, i i. " , . . . ' .-.n : nun" B" ' " ''L1. . .'. "''l'"'n.- dorms his late visit home. 1 he Captain now otters Ihls splendid establishment for i sa'e. ll is impossible lur him Io aiiend to business mailers. The sword and mtisket now demand his whule atieniom. 1'his is a capital opportunity fur some individual who i mav be desir.ius v( invesims in ihis line of trade. The establishment possesses wMi n" tiineiv. an extensive pa'ronar. andts located in ihe most nleaaani Dan of onr villaee. I Terms liberal. IN-r. 'B." REMOVAL! TIIU undersigned has removed her Millinery Establishment t.i th- ri'oms rrrenilr iTcur-ied bv Thos. (t. flner's Jewslry simip. Markei sire-., between j r r n t anl ecenil, where sue is preparea io Hake and Trim Bonnets, Hats, and other arncfes in her line, in the best and handsomest manner. -he has n hand ra enensive varifiv ot the mo-l aorarnve styles of ltuiinpt-.( apt.( liilslrfia'o Halt, Artllif ial i'luavrrN, Itlbbuun. and other Millinerv Trimminas, l.. wbicii she m viles the atlenlinn i f tbe public. Thankful for the favors heretofore em-nded to her, she hopes the same een-roo. patrnn aze may be retained; and she would also he happy to secure a m.-r- evens've arq iain lai.ee. AMANDA L. ZLULK. Lewishnr-;. April 3 IHf-2 Administrator's Notice. VOTICE is hereby given, that Letters ll of Admini-iraiion on Ihe Ksia-e ot JOHN II. KI.-sHEK.laie of Brady tnwnship. l inon Co, deceased, have been granted 10 Ihe nndersnned. by ihe heeister ol I nion i countr. in due form of Iiw ; therefore all per- j sons knowing lhemselvea indebted In said; rsiaic .it- ir.,,.-.-,. ...... r , menl. anu muse navoij; ju-i tiou.m i ihe .une are also reqii'M'd to presrnl them pr.iperly auihentieited tor settlement. i.iiiKi.KMiii.Am ii:uhM.b HILL. Adm n r Prair Tp, Cec. , Ife fi JOHN H. BEALE, MKIiCIIANT TAILOR AND Urmtlemrn'n I'm nKhins Stor. JU ilitrkn St .juft ahn tht Iiauh, lWISHfRII, PA. '' inbsrrit-er has rmoV'l into tha aaw fi!ttt an-t eoniTTodieu-s M--reroi-m e( Thumaa Itf her,wnre be has ;ust received a large aaiii well selrrf ! stck vf CLOTHING, CInths, Cavniprs, Silks, hir-, Jrawr, Ac. 1 ais i;i;t AM) M AKE TO ORDER is lh style nn.i mos reat'iiabip ternu. BiDg a pr.1c.1ral Ta!or( ami cmplnyin; lut bJt workm'-n, I can couti-frntly invite biih VUM and Arte Cutiuntrt do u: fnrert the siigu The Red Door! May 2, lM J II BEAl.B New htand-rjew Gccd.I JOSEPH LHAVX having taken tbe tj rooms under the Te'eerai h and (h no tela i ti'ce,refitttl ihcm.and Uiied id aa eiiniTt variety f Hits, f'y., Grnfl'Wn't C7 t1itrfj dec A I so a larsre and splendid ti.ck f CLOTHS CANftlMERES, Ac. which h will mukeupto ordtrt2LS he stili ct'ntinues the Tailoring Bu&W nes. He is prepared l expeote all work entra-ited to Uu care.io the sau&uciioa of ih customer. . B. Ctfttint? and Repainmr jrs dont t order. Lewiburz, pnl lo, lCI nBUFWLOlSOUSE LEWissf nat t .vo.v ro., pa. LLHh .i:ihi :r. iroprltor pPll!-i new Htitpt it si'LiutrJ opposite loa 1 t"i i-iirt Ht ii-e.in the t.i -,r i '-is.hu nai le and bi-.intifii! part i f ihe louii, and for style anj c nreinertr-e can not be btir; a.'i in Ceulrai iVnn-y.van'S. Thc-e vi:t:ne the T n'rcr-aitv, nr ariendinf Crrrt. will tind it the mvt convenient and ceniral puLhr hnu-e charire, wtlt b la mist rea.o nable and neither timeorexptas, will be spared tfi bestow erery comfort opca thoe who may rati. Perui m the Uouai will be ci.arifed 23 f ts per meal. l.ewisburg. April !, N. R. Zimmerman, M F. 1 1 C 1 1 A N T T A I LOR. MARKET :S,jiare. Lewibar?, is now pr pnrrd to iurn;h O.Ticrr" Military lollillilt accorlinp to recola'.tons at taort tiotice. Ai-n a general aortment t-f Cloika Cassimer-.Veurigs an l ready-made ClotbiBdf Aslr at Z.mmerinan's R-d, White & Blue UNION ROUT AND SIIOB v' " AHEAD! Come rne ! come all f xamine fur renr-elvps Ihe largeM i. k a and ch-iffl smrk of Home made Books an t ?b' es in I'tiion c in !v :?-J osi r-ceie.,l n KI:!!T rpPLT of C II y Iliad work at unu-ua 'v low prices. ' Cjuiek r-alos an l Sinai! Profits'' is the orJer of ihe day at MI lit l:S', Opposiie the Uaok, Lewisburg I 7 tl'OMril.li f SM'ompikk! I? I ne FAMILY MiAP MAKES. II Kitchen (ireae ran be made into ffootj ,-w ; .A SOAP by iKinj s.iroIHi:K , te-H.rec.mn. accompany .cir each Box. SOAP '". J fasllJr "naJe w"a " making a cup of I. t.ee. ManufaetureJonlybviheratent.es Feb 10, Isf.ivl FIRE INSURANCE. INsI'mSCE COMPANY OF KORP AMtKIC A Philadelphia. (larorpuratrj, 17.'1 I Capital .00,000.OO As-uts, Jan. lfil - - 1 .254.7 1U.81 ARTHt'R n.mrriN, Presideat CH ARI.tiS Pl.ATT. Secre ary t7'B'ii!dins annually or p-rpetoallv. Meat, chandize. I.rain. Furniture, Ac insured, aa current rates of Premium. JOH B. LIXX. 9llm3 Agent fi r I nicn county, P PeacePeace ! r E,R fri..,...., lin., p, 1 ' nr.- ,. i i.,ui4s t .r . n . fmn Tactrvaiivl fsa all. -in - t rii-i mtr imwm. Th-U t"1" "'r i'-"tio. mi i-rtof . urtu6, aVtiii .ur lry Miis nti oilier tut- j-e. wvt nrrA nt o.i:ie-. ntt $n:)n Pnr-htn, -nJ Os.tnt.r-r. ,n1iiirt-!,iim-. r ) fl tr U.-.l lf tpaja I'litMMi fjD-i 1 hairi. Mtl-J i'nill i f-T Tf 11 Curb r(jdv ati tw ht-ct-V-jti-t ;Tt ui nail. W.'t. S!i.:iT. n,l Sb tln. fr-m tfv fn twutv mla . ,t .n pri.. ..r ou-t-t. ' Hi ve rrailji-mail. Hulking a. rlutp ii. stoki-a. w.-v-r.n. Ilof. ,n, rwt. .b-1 rHnrllm-Sliimv 1.1 1,.,. ..iVvn.,. r,.r.ir..-r. ...i ,!,,, ""i,,....i ..:..,. ..r -a f., b-v . l,-r. k-r iwi but duu't dr.i m l.ja. Vr.'T. oil rvtk. .nt r.rrs.1. tn is .r yor ftsv. W .. si,.,.. s r vntir .in-ln. ni Ku.ft r vonr dV. IS.., liu, fci. .n-1 h.-krO. .n't Kni.l.rii i,f ioef tts . Su.r. ana Ctff-e li t l'le.-stcr. i r Ciustk . W.'v. llrii.hM .ml K.ttl.-.. .11 kin 1. f Qu.tawai S-, mil sinl -.aniniiv. .r. frm ipn .lh, r.: Viiu'll finO ii- o. MsrS.I ..rcrt. . i iil-v i t tv.wn at SIIU.I.Ki; s i.i.l sr-n-l lwi.burv. Arrll S. Isi "i n r. .Bt iiuowv University at Lewbhrs. The nest ss.nin open ca Tharaiiay raoniini:. sfpt. "in, ;n ihe (oi.i.i:;i:. ACADKMV. nnd FKMALi: IXSTITl'TR. J. K. l.tlilMls. President I.auRciiIit-lm'M !tew Jljle .1 .tnMlrally tulurrf rictanav f.irlh M.iy!c L inter J Distult at'j Yieic ojtparatui and Latik.m. anl Apiisrsta"-th .11 th. taf.-l Tmprovv m.ut.. Sr i-utillr .oil irtt. LitilMtien.. Tbr.tlnffn. not.in. it-ti-.n. fi- Si-rl llt"rv, ni.l and N.. MivnO-Vitw. in Hly l.nU HwHorV 1 th. I'nl Stat.-., .n-l tli. ir-s.fit liriH-lin.n Piicrin . Prttfr T.tn-.rn.s. Pietur Natural Htitlty .sj othr bmni-h-. el srt. na Art. Viol in.mi.-imn. irit.n li, pufh...r. Ft a fvnipl. CatAloaiw ol Hi. abov., ai rly Ui iv i.AW.rviinw. lcl-'SS P.O. B.. U.S. rt,t...k.i,biA. I". ItKMOVAL! 11 L. li WRY has remove ! h:s I'bolo j. crapli l1al"llsliii nt o in. rw Don 'inr on Mark-i sirri. rerenov or- ron e.) frv Ir. Burlan, t'l'l'ilsl l'li Tlia BANK, wh-re he has hue.! up one ol the Finest Galleries in tha Country: Having superior ln' n-- and a I" is -prr.n. e. be 1- salisfi' t 'bs' " D, -...tl. Ci I ait t iet his w.irk.jai. a Lei-b'j'j. Aa. ' 1. 1 o r
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