MIJjE.
Jjlr O. X. VrOKDEN AND J. K. COIINliLIUS.
At if per Tear, nlw.iy In Ailvanre.
'THE UNION'," establish in l-slitttnie So., 2,093.
LEWISr.ORG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, DEC. 30, 18(12.
'TIIROXirLE," establish-.''! i;i 1 1 ? IVlmle Xo., 977.
iilWlSltJmii
rilillMMU SMM-VltKLl
TufSiJaV .Mitrin & FrMaV Afternoon.
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PdticnCO and Courage.
It hns liocn tlirt ehtNTful hope of
everv true Aineiietin, that Ood had
grout designs for gnod in loniuli ti"r
nnd i'.Mirtiiatiiig ilic L'tiitcl State's.
UntrratctuI as we have lieei; noud
nnd wicked as we ait- ami notwilli
standing our cruel injustice as a -o.i-jiU;
lovarls the: li;ek and etijijn r
colnied races and llieir ile-ecii -l.iiits.
elill "e in iy iii'lulji; llie It- J ", that
pur sure vtusiisctut'iil eiule.l we are
yet to lile.-s tii'j win I I us a lieo and
Christian land- True,
fc4lnJ uiot.-. ir. a mjlfrii'U way.
The uue;ieet d magnitude of tac
ItL'bellinii.dcvcliijiiiiL' mouth I'V inmitli.
Las astoni.-lii-'d every one. I!ut it is
jironf luiw lo;:.r it had heen plotted
und liow far aud wide were its M'cret
resources, thrniiirU the North and i:i
Euroie. A full knoa led jre of tlinse
powers of the adversary, some times
is a Ftasserins check to hope, anil a
proof that much Hood and treasure
may yet L-e expended.
Oar national imnaiiencc and want
of faith is herein manifest. We mu-t
liavc all vic:o: or we pine and
despair. liut, in soher truth, that is
tilireasoual 1 '. With traitors iu our
midst, uuprep in.'d for a :---i ..i i I foe.
we have done wieid'vs. ( .1.1 '. ler a!l
VO have aitiel of in 'a. of means, of
hkill, of knowledge, tiad of territory,
and it w .ll lie sc mi that never was
so formidable a sedition so well met,
and such mei-mes put in operation
for its dowt.f.ul. '1 le re!' ne, let no
disaster, or disappointment, or evid
ence of vycakue.-s. o!" prolleaey, or of
undue umbinoii, di.-heartcu u manly
confidence in the liual triumpii of
Liberty and Law, and a glorious
future for oi r coatitrv and m r race.
Another cliarai tei i-tie I'.nilt of our
people is their intolerance of differen
ces of opinion. K.ich thinks his own
road the best, allhoT.'U several lea 1
to the same point. .Now. in the new
and tnottieutous ipie.-tious nrisii. iu
our eventful day, the he-: of men all
aiming at the same ro.-uli may li.-a-grce
as to means of necontpli-himr it.
Cabinets, (ienerals. Editors, and the
People, may disagree as to mean-,
but ajjree as to the end. " la essen
tials, uuity : iu mm-cssentials, tolera
tion : and in all things, charity," is a
iust mutto lor our nun'. tipport, in
i.earty good u ill, thoe in power SO
loutj as iu power.
STICK TO
Vti'n, lnl.l.t th. .rrrk . t fir. .rt I rii..k.,
H h-tf MHOwn- reiel It..- -la- . 1- r.
Anil &Ty drni .ii. .nil -j! keuiiiic .trwH.
Cp... tliv rei-ai.c r-.tuuii.- Itiuna. r,
Th. raiik. rl.i- ue t .n.rii c-uiin.u I,
Till b.mi.1 . f..ii.er Ui j. li. l.-Niti.r;
Coiul'.' I Hi. lurmu. -Ii.hO. tli.-; .l.ii.l,
Aud euaaer.lur liivji rttck t-.gfl&.r.
Vhcn. now. 'mi I U'l
(ur einttrjilrr.' wi.iiis i
Atlil Ctiair fiat Ul lei V oti
of wtH are! want,
Irf tjt ami Usltrr,
our font,
of aii:a-l"f.
totlif Uie liU -k i- 'f
fbsil (ri-wul wjr.-rin ; Imu-I,
Aitl II y lifcr sVntf U-lurtf i tl irMther?
Kn, mJv by utile, a I hu I 10 hml,
tl Uad Hir (ruuuil moU LtcH U-g' tlr.
Go4 jm uu tunfn. ui onr riglit.
Ttw tir-t In b'-tf "ur -tr.-W. thr LLvC
T aHrrU-h nbr-ta.! lii kiu'Iir inilit.
To bl itiiiT our t-ni d: C t.ruiiKT.
Th-o il t'kj - Lroibt-r t.l.
An4 ln.w lit b- I Urlcrr tl.tj wt-t.ther,
If h ant (mi .r il-titr.i- nil,
Yoti 11 Leip Lim up ami fticd ti-rtirr.
M'-
V.No Ciiiiiu in. in ci'iild I hiinc
Clellan fur tk vt Mi to take llielimninl
jililioiili lie l ist .'iO.HiMI men in the li'ort,
fur he doubtless did hi., lu st. Ali etui see,
now, liow lie miirht leive dune lu-tter.
Why, then, should JSurnsidv be ahrt-i'd.
for TBVINO to take Fredericksburg, and
losing a third as many men ? Jtltint it
erer guint'f without trying, l'urt Dimels ui
SEEM EH a harder place to take than Frcd
cricksbure;, but the latter turns out to be
the stronger. All true I 'uiuti tiien ni'iuriied
when M'CMlan f oil. d, ns -well as vtlieu
TSurnsidc failed traitors only grinned
Miisaction, and L'ln:i!ed over the lasses of
the latter. It is c:y onmigh fur any tu
Pec, AFTEttan effort fails ur gains, wherein
it might have been better ur worse, and it
is as easy to condemn a repulse as to huzza
for a victory, although the merit of a com
mander may be citi t!ly great in one case
as in the other. Washing-ton, and other
Generals, were ol'tcner defeated thin
ltuniside h:u bfcu, yet were vaitby of
and retained the confidence ol' the people.
!s.Oti Pabbith evening, 21st inst ,
Alberl IJ. Vorse, formerly printer and re- j
ceotiy member nf the bar uf I'uion C 'un
y, was ord.intd a preacher of the Chris-,
tian persuasion, in thtir Chapel at Lewis- j
borg. Elders K'di. and Uodcubaugb I
officiated on the occasion.
aWD-iu't firget
our Carrier Hoy,
Thursday next. He
has not foreotten
you iu bis over 100 visits the past year
aod all bis and our compensation for ihat
trouble is your voluntary gifts for bis
Address.
Thomas Connelly, of Pry Valley,
who mi wounded
by the premature d:s-
eharee of rnwrl... ; . I.,.
died, leaving a wiftf and three young
O r au uuwia. V . a -J c-.ua,v
children.
, , , . . '
BaSJ. I'oIWl: I. orate 1....;.. i
a fnrl.annti r..oti.il is. 1
....(..-j I i... o j -
6- --,..,1., o.iuiuajf
ttOrniDg, With bis father.
WTMonday noon finds -he West" Hranch '
,i. , ., .. , . :
ciear ot ,ce again and the fcun ehiLing:
a ssnrini! oav. i i
" t
Wrinkle, arc the ruls made by the
Wis of tunc. j
Vhr VllUilMA. Tuia proposed new
State commences on the Potomac teond
comity crt of that in which is Harper's
Perry, ami runs io an irrvguUr mouuuia
et)Uiu wptif unl;i ;t strikes Tu"
l'otk of Ilig Sandy river. All north west
of lhat line id the new State. If erected,
it will embrace more than ne third (if the
lenilory if the old Slate, but not one
ibild uf the population, and tin- ' o com
pare as follows :
Cuuti- W'lit-. Kr s-;,,.. T. t.i
O'l Vir
V.t.l ,,
U 1 .
um s -i.'.i i.w; lis:i "
I!-thtg- Ihvr 11 I "17,411 Li.uii 4:'.'h. l,.'--'t...il5
West Virginia ii the Devest part uf the
0!i State, and i qui'e ftiouatainois on
i's rn-tem ct-s, tm nire sinimth and
iuviiiu, . stai I. It is a health; cli
uiitp, I he s ul is fertile, and, relieved uf
SliiVi ry, w.iuld 3 lurisb almost as grcjtlv
as Oiiin, t he other aide f the river.
tirst.TiioM.vs Li.oyo 1'orTert, son of
Joel C. I'olter, of I.ewisburg, was killed
in the action at I're 1 riekaburg. He was
chief of a pun which w is ouce dismounted
he tm k it to the rear, bad it
repaired,
r.-turntd to the action, and in an
hour
if'er had both legs shot (ff, above the
knee, by a einu n ball. He was taken
to the rear, bu' lost so much blood before
ho was an. fid 'd
to that he died next
iuonnii2. 11
i'j'h lad r
lit '!:th and
: was a m iral, patriotic
ac'ied ihe ae 21 years, last
euii-eel with his brother
(no a Lieu'.) in a Clearfield company.
ItiTd S. Sjnuidoij, I it? of Ij'-wi.linrg,
is Serg. aut M j r f in.- 2l'h N' J K ,
anil wus in the b.-tt'c of Frederieksbur,
with his two brothers in law, Ci : i
.M'M.han and Clinton M'Mahao. All
esriped unhurt, exc pt Mr. Spiuldinj, who
received an ounce bail in bis right aboul
d r. It wasextracicdjoi! h iurs afterwards,
a:al the Surgeon bade him count himself
am '! lie- di-abled for a white, but be
i.evir went off duty.
trThe resp .t.iibilitii s which rest on
the 1'rcM.lcut of the I'ni'ed States in
th. se times are sub as few fit rui-n would
like to bear. We can well believe that
I'r'KiJi'nt Lincoln pp. ke his honest feel
ings, when, da bights ago, ne said to a
per.on who was expressing sympathy far
the sutT ring sol diers, that he fell f ir iheir
ulT-ring as keenly as any one could, but
that be woall willingly, if duty lo bis
country would p rtui', cxihangj places md plantations, once beautitul and fi ur
iETHER. wi'h any s.liier in ihe ranks. ishing are des rayed. Mi-i-ip; i is low
8?g..The Lwi.hurg & t.at Uuffaloo
.
Ii'mIhn' Institute, is to net at 9, A.
M , uf Saturday, od Jan , 1 C3.
The folloing Exercises were appointed
i for thiA pecsi.tn of the luttitute :
Pr-inff. M:-i A. Tl ?tnnr.
Wnit 'ii Anfli . ( lM".u. N m V-J. L. Irfin.
Inm-imi'in h-iil i'.trri.UK-ttl.
A $ br-H. li Ail.n.ht. ;
HiFur J (i H.vt-r.
Tw-Afliinf nl.i.ilreii t r l Mi M P. PKfr.
irv.-ract.y -l -. nf V Mi-,. A. K
lteaiinj;-V jut.'r. igl,t Tbn bin Mii- 11. Iloughtnu.
ibcrt Johrisin, of Lewisburg, is
1 u morablv di-char?ed from servico. on
: account of lii w.iiind liplnnicd trt
, - -
Co. 1. 5th Ta. Keecrves After preach.
ing four limes one Sabbath, Chaplain W-
1. JabD-on was laid by two m hh!h wi;n
pneumonia, from which he has ju
crcd so as tu visit his friend, io Uu. r e,
jayLieut. Wm. A. liruuer, of Sun- j
bury, who fell serving with the Milton.
Company at Fredericksburg, was a printer;
and druggist by occupation, served in Ibe
Mexican war, and bad reached 41 years.
He bad 00 family. On tbe mother a side, Lis attendants. The lom ly sentinel pa
be was descended from tho Urady family, tiently parades bis beat for an hour, but
conspicuous for bravery in the Ucvolulioc- D!fl(riJ ,he DPXt expires, he's heard calling
ary war. - j aloud, ''Next relief, fail iu !"
larSiVm. Uellman, son of Daniel Bell-1 It is scarcely oue week since wo bade
man, late nf Union Co. Pa., enlisted with adieu lo our present camp, not expecting
the 47th III. Keg., and died at Howlirg
"cn Hospital, Si iost., in bis 19th year. ,
We are told the remains of a younger
brother uf Lieut. K 'pier, serving with biiu
in Mojer'e Company, wcte buried in Milton,
Saturday last. .
tuGeorge W. Ue'z, son nf Adam, of
t .. o- : i'i...-..i'j i'
.w., JF t ... v.-i -Y"'.
was wounl.d in the ba'tle of I red.-ricks ;
bur by a shot in the bead, taken to
Ioizabeth hospital, in Washington, and !
died the -d inst. His ag" was about IS
years. Hi. bvJy is to be brought borne
for interment. I
JiafThe Uuffaloo Township Teachers'
Institute, meets at the Farmersville School
Hou.e, Saturday, 3d Jan. 1SG-J
uf Kiercises :
Order
Alj'ml-t !'- Mnhr
rtli..(rri.h l.y S K lol.-irh
iram-"ir i f K T. Vitioiih
Llut-titioii ly Wm Kri-r
t-arWe are told that Thomas S. was filled with tho "cannon's opening; a fire, at llickorytown in Lower Maho
Mackcy K.-o , uf Milton, died, on Friday roar," and tbe army apprised uf the duties ' townsbin. ou Sim la? week, abou'
last, aged about 70 years. Mr. Mackey '
was Asssor of Northumberland county. :
,.f .1.. :....... a I
and iLfluential citizens of that vicinitv.
waav. w. iiig UriHi llllfll'tjrini. FiS ril'"l fll '
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tlbom.s C. lrotter, late of rhila-
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, ,. i i . .. .
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..... ... . n.
urabcrlani Uounty tiann, at bbamokio in
Chrle. W IV.Ie re.ned .nj i
rioted o I b.i.deipbia. "
pThe Sublimity of Devilish Impti-
denre ia the attempt to make tbe Kepub-:
.. . ..... .t . n k
ueuee ib lue anc ini'v iu lua.e mo K.eiiu- .
.'can Administration areonntable for all J
(he failures of L'cm xratic Geacri.3 ! j
tr'e have heloro u the in'uhnt
Ai-ira of the HI: It July, IV,fl It has in
it In article, from the M mtj wry
-V-nV, praising up Jnhu liruwn, ani other-
rxbibitinv iu feeling f r Histinion
and hatred of the Nirth. It onSrtns an
I i t, i . . n that J ihn ltr iwn vtn enticed
intu his seiiielc.-9 aitack uj on Virpiuia by
the plutiiri" einisariea of Secoion an
lee .i in emfirnid hy th'i fjet that Out.
V'-.- Iiii 1 ..f Kriwn's p-ip-TS as sooa
ii p .inle, uu I b pub!i.-bel ouly whit
ani'red his tiurpi'scs.
A tnliia tuunt M lit la la? Kiuiti Writ.
Mk.mimiis, 1ic. 15.
()a tha tIG 1 ult.t tiirto liivlion, of
7,01)0 men aeh, c imiuinded hy lirij.
G.ni rils llenvtr, Smith, si.d I.iainau,
marched fr uu this place, under (Jen
SUtrumi, to C) operate wi'h Cr iu', I )
driee Price's boasted uruiy ol T'J OL'O I'ruiu
North Mississippi. D c -Jd, we arrived
at the village U'yatt, ou the Tall diatehie lo murderous hro. (.en. Ithr, cora- l.barieatob T Ua wbat gr.ua l a e oi'u
rr 1-..,.,!. E,.ml. ..f II..:, ,,; , in.nJiri" the First Irhoele. instead of wall J icks in advise bii paroled New
where a con-id Table f rcJ of the lle.be!.
had been camped, but bad cruss l the
rmT Ue d , y uefore, to j .iu the. main
f.,rce at Oif ir I. 1-j mil s h-v il J. wh. re
t ic citil -ns sai l ihry intended 1 1 link
si, tel. Tory d.-!roe.i tl,e fei ry , and
f,. ,eavy tiiut.er aer i-s liie r 'a i, to re
laid our alanee. A bridge was bioii
built, and the r tad cleired ol I lie ob-truc-tiiu,
and i he next diy we m .re'ied acra-a
A unle fr ua the river, we f iu id i-trai.,:
f itlifi.'ati !!, Hot COTIipleted, ii.d a large,
ilceried camp. Alter des'roying tli j fort,
nrirehed f.iur miles far h-r, .-ml coup .!,
having learn-d that, the II-h .s ,x .l.e
dilii d to J .ci.. -n. I'.. r'ers came
fl -eking in every day, an 1 the stains t .Id
uf their su!F ring were awful but they
had no need to tell it, as tbeirsrpearat.ee,
aud the appearance of their camp, and the
1 -Iters found ihi re, plainly indicted, that,
t) be a follower uf Jifferson luc ilreat, is
a hard lot. In their cattip, I faun I a c 'py
uf the Paily M i.fi-.-irpian, in which was
a reward far 12 ne u thatde.tried one
company of a Mi-tis.ij pi Kegiineut. These
deserters say, that t-iuce the battle if
Corinth, their soldiers are so terrified that
th y do not want lo f.jht another battle.
The e l z ns are submissive, and de..:ro
peace on almost any terms. Everywhere
,.ouJ t,a ,ei.n the destruction and desola
,ioa f wir. Xun and viilaae. once
thrivin-with tusim a-, are nearly des. rted,
i : . i - - i r i...- . . k
"e,;iuilil.g .o reap u a.u o.
aod traitoroni tons no.
Oa the 10'bf our division (Smith)
wan order back to MemphU, the other two
divisioDS retniinini with Grant. We ar-
rived here early ou & i-ur ! iy morning, aud
fouud the city surrnundd by camps of
tbe new troop, that came during our ab-
eeoee. Yesterday, they wero organiz-d
in three di?iionf, and the whole force
will amount to 40,000, which is io be
ctniniaoJcd by Gen. Sherman, on on ex-
a m:.
i i : ia-..u:. l
jnera oave uvea iu'ju ior iuis cum in a uu
u e lQ rcajIIie!iS ty the lSih, to move,
jne we.her has been very fine, and if it '
c 'ntiou.8 so a htile lonirer you may ex-
... 1..... ..r i....a ......I :n .1,:. n.. f
i;iie. W. I!., Sth Mj. Vol. 1
The Fredericksburg Contests.
Near I'otomac L'kekk, Djc. 19.
The grey-eyed monster uf the seasons
now louks soldiers sternly in tbe f C ;
cold backs and uncomfortable nights are
that wo should bo compelled to seek rtf-
ugc in it so soon. Ou tho afternoon of
the 9th, we bad orders to prepare lo move
at day-light the next day. I lo.ked up .n
tbe thousand camp 6res that gleamed with
splendor, arid heard cheer uton chter
mingle with merry songs and tones, aii.1
thought of the poet's dream of the evening
before the battle of Watrrloo:
..nw, nukfriirvnit.
Aud B-i.'i.im - -,,.,1.,. i.ad tb-ira h.-r b,'iu:3 an.J
At o o'clock, the sound of the reveille
broke the stillness ot Ibe hour, and as
u.ual tbe men were ordered to ceok their
coffee, pick their haversacks, and be ready
I t the march. The morning was dcci 1-
!ly bcautilul. Scarce bad the nigbt-gctus
receded in the pushing twilight, liil the
ceutnaud was beard along every line,
"Forward, men '." and on went tho brave
lads with bouyaot h -pes and eager tread.
It was not long till tbe calm morning sky
it had before it. We halttd and bivou-
scked on a broad blain for the dav, the
. t .1..
IrmD Ilflt IK" I II IT II I IS t: b It ll"33 uc
nvpr lleavv Cannonaaing was cpi uu
river- ucjr vuuvu. 6 1 ,. r
.tl A kutl, nnr trnons nhe lliniT
i .
, - , t t f,..,,;.,
theetrv nf I'reilerieksburrr and attCmDtltli:
it vj - -- - r - a
to drive Ihem out.
J.:.. .k. 1 S
The next day wa9 occupied iD hying
P-toon bridges, and our Iroops crossing
the river Oen. Sumner grand division
and a portion of Gen. Hooker's forces
having crossed over by sunset, and taken
. . i .
nav nr crosspu over dv unnser. auu laauu
possession of a portion of the cily.
Larly Saturday morning, cur forces ad- i
vanced uu llie enemy's w-irk-, and (be eu-
' pngement t-ooo lctin? gpfirrnl. Ooe
ciuliuuel roar of niutiketry an! artiil'-ry
wa heard along the wbule line. We
sere rejuire nm hill, on litis silo the
tnvn, nhich commanded a view of the
akulc fi'dd uf i pvra'i ibs. I l l this Fl it:
the linr were planted our heavy :
putis, uhilu on the huig vhiiiii i f i.iil-
-kiriin the city and ihe riv r, on ilm
opji.'Mfe ii p -rha; tliree hon ire pie"
to ii.e reir, ui re dantvd n h -s I ban
11'- lite-a of heavy or luanee. Tiie en-
ein ii g'j
ai.s c enmuuded every passage and
Mrcet of ihe city, and in the rear of the
t-iu, on a Mieiil elevutinu inierveninr' be-
'e n the tame and his first battery, were
erected heavy s'one walls, enlren.-' 'uis,
s'r inj: ri8i-pils. At 2 Vc.-.ek,
ll'u.phr-' tiivi.ioD nuved tLi 'i the
t.wo.an.l soon entered the eoj; lent,
aud from that lime till niht, was exposed
, taking ih right, relino, :i-ried his p lsiiion,
! nd tonk the left. Tne Second brig-.de
(AllabaebV) took the rie.ht, aud, iu ihe
ljii''ua'e of the Ijeneral c Human lie the
division, oaiaintaiuid it hon -rab'y, aod
li k o brave men
The l:lt advane-d
fir'l.er i u 'be imprtvnablo &lo i wall be
hind which the enemy laid in great farce,
Bi.t r ai liu. -l on the fi Id long r, than any
other r giuietlt.
Our troops held their ground, falling
back perhaps Cfly yards uu which they
laid ou Sunday. The pickets and Miarp
.hoa'ers nf bah aruiie. k--pr up Cring ail
day, kiitit-g several on both bid. s.
Ou M niay m .ri.ii'g, it was txpectel
the battle would be renewed, tut the day
I a-s. d on fjuictly, our troops removing
their w .undi d from the city, which was
at the mercy uf the enemy's heavy guns.
The city is one ina.s of desolation and
ruin, nearly every hou.e being eilleT de
m oli.hcd, or almost shattered to pice s.
Nearly all the inhabitant-, (being Sec-.b.)
left the Ii wn, and took up ijuartcrs el."
where. The town was completely pillaged
and plundered of every thing thai was
valuable.
M unlay evening, soon after the r.i:M
shades c .vircd our army from the waieh
of Ihe enemy, if began its retreat acroaa tbe
rivt-r a portion reclaming to tnrow op
f iriifi-'ations ab-ng tho out-kir's uf ihe
town, to di fend the cily, and to bold tho
eui-mv in cheek in ca.e of a sud len attack.
At S "'el ek, I as r.rd rel to furnish picks
and i-padcs for fi.'e hundred men, and sua
the boys were at work but
biforo day
our troops were thid aide, on their way to
tlifir eld cin:p.
We had circtly left, till the half clad
Georgian and others of bis traitor com-
rades g-ithercd thick as vultures opoo tbe
Held, robbing and plunderiug our dead,
It was the most aggravating sccno of my
life curbing and denouncing our dvad
they kicked tbcm over. firt searching
their pickets, then taking from tbeir b d-
in. nil thrlr pl,.t!iinr anl ..e..rm n t,,o,i-
nn LnVi tiiih iKa laui f r.. I
v m-vo " mlvo ui i)'mn
our men bad, leaving not a stitch to ?t-rve
as a winding eheet f-r tbe honored dend.
i was in a position, in company with sev-
.rnl ruber., rnab ini. lis to sert rh,.,,.
prowling over the field w..re than setui-
civi.iz. J barbarians. It was a s uiree ol ,
gratification lo me to know that the dead
of our Company were all off the field
Our troops left a large numb, r of blanket,
,' ,e,i t ii - .
knapsacKs, Ac , which also have fallen into
l ' '
Ihe hands nf the ensmy. We have sen'
to Washington for a large supply of chub-
ing, cimp aud garrison fipiipago, and h
1 1 be able to make theui more cunforta .
iu a few days J. M. M.
'
The Blatk Flag. '
Pavis has issued a long Prnela- ,
Jeff.
maiinn, declaring Gen. llutler and his
fik-ers outlawed, tr be buriij hy any offi
cer who can cifcii him ! and Union i 11. -crs
found with Mave:, arjil cl.ivesi found i-h
arms in their hand-, to he turned over to
tLeir respective- Statu, to h" ueait with
aceordn lo thir law (hanging, we
frii;.;n-ie ) AH (his sh'.vs how much
alarm 'd the K-beis are thit their ri:ht
arm ul detence will be itiKen irom tnviu. 1
It will inspire l.u'ler and the Cnion sol- ,
uicrs, black and white, n it to be taken. i
Some of the independent Pemoersli;
journals of tbe Ntate are complaining that
certain county committee are appointing
delegates lo the next l)c tmicratic Stale
Convection, without due nonce to nil the
tiit mber of such cotutuitteea, and in an
informal and irretilar mautiur. The ob
ject is to choke off the loyal portion of the
tarty in the nomination of candidates, and,
when the time of eleeliun arrives, whip
tbtm into the traces
midnight, cousuni'd the buildings owued
and occupied by K.ias W.est as a store, .
tavern aud dwcllini! bouse. Tuc family ,
i i i ... :.L I
t -
, . . , - ... .
ciothinir. having succeeded 1Q eettinj-: out ;
. . D l i &m . .t l. .. ...
uai oireiy niuo u Lsuawo wuu uaio vi uw
, .,- ., , ,
wn.n a.reit Mr W e at a In.a la from:
nni nne oe'J. ji o- ii iuc diorr euuus .
1. II um
JJ.yOO lo Sd.OUU, but tlOUU are oovercil .
.Mill in S:i fillil. bu
by inturance.
?
jj r,fo5e , g, back into Seccsbdom.
Xbpy M. ,lt.v W(.ra f.,rceJ , fi.bt at first,
and would rather die than reiurn.
i u . ...i... j- .k . t
anil wouiu id.urr uir in.n iciuin. . j
buudrcd of ll.em are Germans, and nearly ;
U fiht 1 Jt LlblI'J aud L"n,oa- i
CrOSS-Ptirp JSS3.
The Oppoi.ioo in the loyal Statea will
prr&it iu their assurinc that they are
utterly hostile to Ii'ihioo that, while
they d -ire rear, they hive no h"p- "r
i-h to -eeure it at the npe"i"of .N i'i i
a! dKae'in'" rne'iit. We tnjr sii
wlii.jnr ..t d-lit mi ilii- pMif.
Tin; K heln, "U lie ir i'
iiitl xii'le ii- d.e I't-vi r. n. v i
t.i a r.'-t-'riM.n of tie li.i 111 P.
are atiXMin f ir I'i'aoe, hut mul i.evcr e -n
eut to n r cmaidi r propmal f a any olL
than a l.-uiii.iu l'eace. Kr iin thispl.t-
f nu, we hear no aiuglc whi.-per of public
(Kehei) dient.
11 nvr is it, then, that all the triumphs
of the Nulthern Opposition are bailed
with cxull-t'.iijii throughout the whole
r 'i iu owning the sway if JilT. DiTi ? l
Why do they lead to waste in baluits uf
the scanty auJ precious powuer ol neuei
llanip-ihire pi Lumen lo go bouie and me
the I'i moeralio ticket and then we ahaii
soon have l'vaee ? j
Which of ibi se parties is deceiving it- j
followers, and ihe c iui.ry
? Wtiica I-
swindled New V 'rk, ur S .u'b 0 .ro'io. ?
Which is ihe deceiver Fernanda Wuod;
or John Letcher 1
Here i, certainly, gross fraud, on one
9ld-j or the other. Which is it 7
We can ouly partially reconcile them
by auj posirg Ihe liebels, deeming them
tt'.ves vulnerable only through Slavery,
and seeing that the N..r:h' ro "C m.erv.-i-tivis"
in.-i.t that they ha!l be left uu-
t .uehid on this piint, regard ihe latter as;
their practical allies and protectors, what-
ever they may profess or protest.
If there is auothir tipSanalion than
this, what is il ? Where chill we seek it ?
(jcn. Ilmks reached New Orleans, 1 1 th
inst. all well. Cen. llutler is relieved,
lo report at Washington.
Sunday la.t, llebel C.valry were oper-
ating at 1'uinfiies ai.d Oee. quao.
I.oi isvii.le. Dec. 2'.. Morgan' eav
a'ry have cut nil ooiii.nuuic.tion between
Na-liville and Louisville.
J If Thompson was moving near Pilot
ICnoo, in Mi.sourri.
Cla.l'. Jaek.no, l.te U -bel (Invcrnor of
Misn turi. il" 1 at l.eilr 11 ii-k. Kih inst.
S xfet ii stean.crs were ceiled at Cincio-
11 ua Mjudity fur the ue uf tbe army.
1 1 icy are io Le ust-u, oi course, ur ilc
laup jriition of iruop and hupplicj.
Tbe Uebcl (.eueral, Jones, with 2,501)
men, had occupied the place Ibr
wei-k previously, but had left, g ing to
ward Stjuolon. The Wioeheter lUi.r ad
bus bteo entirely dtsfroyed by the K-bt's
and the irou curried i ff Col. Kc ye
in ovt-d from Koiulify and took po-e-ion
0f Viucheter
1 uod iy mori.iu.
The
Au'i-S av.Tv rU'-ii in Koijlio 1 b
' "f )" a ft
c'ivi y. I'll- i
i i-
c;t.rj; 1 1
of urjr t-
mancipation "CI'tv ur- -
lte pi.tlltluetlC" to in- -i. I
illalieljtiii in, an J at hi u .
ere nu-iasue juu-..aery ma., iu
as lieiT
to t Kpris -inpi hy
A un
'iiv.rv pol ey in .Vtjnca.
lCreIary tlhase a Unauclal schenio r.
peals the proci.iou uf the act of July ia.
which allows it-g! tehder n-ifes to be e n-
"""""I"1"8 .uruo.os.x per cen.
uoii'is: and auihor z s Ihe Secretary to
.,.: , u i
borrow nine hundred nnllious in any o!
,lu mit.lei heretofore authorized for mak
ing loans. It also authorizes him to issue
fractional pari of a dollar, in the form ol
bank bills, iu lieu ot tbe present postage-
curreucy.
Our W&sliinirritit ti i.r. .It-I, c.iva ftiat it.
,iie c,,ur.c f ner.tinn, Ihe President
sijj i,,t ie would uot withh Id bis New
leir's proe!aiu.4riou of Fretd-'tn if h
c uIJ, and il.it hi e nl n -t he if would.
I ir (ijck kii i
-it d -ldiers in ti:,
h't-pi.aU near Wliuitou wero ma t
lijj'f y by gi ui Coriffiuiii fare, cutertaiu
Uithl, ,V'e.
The Philadelphia ex Kile and Northern
Ceuiral ILnlro.d Companies have I ur
ciiaseu the liru-K buil-liag tormeny occu- '
pied by J. 11. Zimtuirtnan, at the corner !
uf I.aei.berry aud liailroad Streets in :
Sunbury, and are fixing it up for a depot I
f;,r both roads. j
.'ti-s I."e Iris tec ivereii r. ,.uuu Irom a
man named M ts", in .Maine, lor a breach
"I promise ol marriage. A man in I ties'
Co.. l'a.. was lately mulcted iu SjIHI for i
ttA in a mpan nninnnl .ot
Ij'po. Henry li leechr (son of Henrv
Ward IJeeeher) dUringui.hed himself iu j
handling hi pi c? of artillery in a akir- 1
miih ou the l.laekwr.ter.
Christian
Kehr, aged about GO year-,;
Z on tbe mountain near Cen-1
bile lainrinj
a r Cl,unly' 18 1 ae.a-proba.
"'3 "um F"'J" -("T'eaj.
iicracuei . uouusod, win nu itir ine
n , . ... ' .. ,
President oo the Uouff: lieke 10 IftUU,
tt a t v t i . r
oas oeeu eiccu-a 10 me irauur oeuaie b
. J
,
,, . . . , .
c
The Emancipation 1'rociamation can
injure uo I y il man. U I y, then, are
certain people so much concerned lor the
disloyal f
Jatn-s Alfred I'earee, U. S. Senator
from Marylaud, died at Cbestertonn, Sal
urJaJ la6i bf,J fl J84"'
W ilf!i-' Irjlil. In arCM'liiiiff w;ih a
tt'Il- '.-It .r) , V;t t l ! I- :h ,T- l ill
ft.- M H.t l.nr. )i -.f r.i- im.i. h I I,- - ri -Ul -,- it
: i -. . it T M. lii'i-f ij, j.rr ii u ,;'""-
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u ..i j Mi. J.nt p.
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In t.t t!-if,i. 1 -Ot
W it hi. -I M .r, e.- ' rt.ii.
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n o - r. v
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ha. jo-t rtorri.t
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h lvatita
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l.ir-e S!iik nf IIiiKie-..
whifh fT tle an t -i'ia! 'v r
pa- "- I r.i l.'.a hi co'tw v or 1 1 -t;-r.'
;, c.ii l?
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A I. it' -il:i V u ...if...? 11
ltNf nr.! I ' r., . !, vr'a
be sur
o
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I
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pr ct I-if t a-ri. at
.Vy..'iV L'ni.n H t an-1 i'v-c re,
! ";; .v.;e the Bii.;,
I.fwi'.biiri;. Jm. I, I" J ,
AiIitilnlMlraloi Aolicr.
VoTH'i: is licr;'!n iivt n. tlial UIW '
iv el" A I.nin:-!r;i oi upioi ll-ij:e ;
rsAUUI I. VA.NVAL.H
Bui!. I (Tf.
rnioii rmiie v, lee'.i. I,
I un.t'T-ejneJ. l ihe i:.
-n L-ri!.'.' M.. tiie I
I I i.;en C.iUl.'V. :
in lue ie rm of law 'I ot-r-:
i ni'lerite.i lo said e.tate are re
i imme.!:ate pavoient; an-1 Ih
.-re. .ill per..IS
... .l.
e Iiav'in? any
jn.l rlaiii'9 are aNo r,.npii.t h prrent ihem
li-gatiy auihent:catd I r M"Tmnt to
J. F. V.WV l ZH,
s. u.Ki'.t:u.
Dwr 17. 1W2. A ituio trmcr9
Illnatratei Scientific Amoricin,
Eij;hTeer.!b Year. V.ui
VIII.- Ktw Sciics.
A
NSW Volume o(
tins ppp'jlp.r J mrnal
oiine..ees on til- fir-: , i J.iiiUrtiv'. 1
h-il V- eek: i . an. I evei y . a. Ci:ua.n
Iti pag.s i.i u-etol :n:ui mitian, anrl lro:n 5 ta
IU oriktuial Los ravins-, ol new inventions anil
.,.-. i..r,.e,, ... .:t capicany pre-
parej fi.r US Ci lumilS.
li .'ie M i ti'iiitt: unit M mttfirr'iirfr.
N.i per.cn ensas-,1 irt any of The manufac-
turins pur-uils shoul.t t.auili of iJuin? wi h-
oul" loe sleicniuie Aioern-an. Il c..-t tut
six ceni pfr weli ; everv ii'i.nltrr c atams
iniin sis u ten rit'r.tviiiss vi new nianniiir
a'i'l invmiionv, w ii ch can not be IuhJ in .
any oiner pan icaiioii.
heXM-nt nc ri;iTw.in k irr rnen.a!. 10
fvrv iiiviiior. as il ic l ' itiv r "tiam iliu-- i
it
lb 'If
a. fi nuiii'
iiiven--r
p."i-
F.ll-Ml!
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Fiji:
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' nti in iii-viiam
Ollllll
V -ha I e.iti:iii!ie to f r.i ri-t- r hr
. ur ri'lirnn rp)iio -s:rars lVn.ii ine-c
journal ol wh.vevtT we may ilcem vi inter
est to our rt',v!ers.
A pa iiph'ei vi in-irur! ' n t.i th'? 1-t
nicie ot" i'hi;iinit.; .,it,rs l',iii":it on tu n' iu
ventions. i turnih"'! ff-' on appl ra''.i.
M-'srs. Mo tm have a'-r-1 a I'areiit
S tlicihtrs It-r nii'fe ih.in vv nvn y. ,;r. ;n
r.intc I'lM-n witri ihe p tttiica;,, :i -t t h -mi -titic
neriran. arnJ thfv r- lf-r i co.inio pj:en
Ices fir whom ihv J.ave i!.'nr t u"ii.--s.
.n pharu't i hi i.i- h-r rx.initnms si-ctr-he
anil mi'i!rK of n.' invftiii' -v. a'"! I.-r a!i
ins inv.'nti.rs as ro t!ifir pairhtafoii'v.
I'h.mUK A'-rh't' fs M- 'h r':;-'is f-'irrn rs
Tne Sci'Miiiiir A m rn-Mi ui!l lie ii'.ifnl a
mnl Usftill J liri.il in t!:.''n. A I l.fV
tlisr reri'-s i it no ci t- i I f nr'.ii,-'rv :trr
Kiven in i.s roiu'iiii-.. a;i I i ii : r- 1 ".' tfi
ai'-li ' r.i ai ! cat ffoit-r an i- ' -vt i ... k-. 1 ;
ml the new inv-iiT'"iis ;m I -; , -r.-vn !" an- i
! perl oea. - la
rinn Wfrii la
; l'..rni ei.oi e
i wiil'Iiw aa t
' il.e r.' i e n 1 1 ti .
I lie -e joo -o . . i. p - i-i
w. I ., a; a-i I P-.IC. .it
Mio.ti In il.e ll.'-le-i. i ii,
ii.nl ewtiT. w :l; he r - n-1
Aoierie.m, rlirti oil" oi-
ihev can n t p
- nn-e. Si' j-n
ii'. 'Mi fr oo i . I
it ie ti Ml oo r-- "
e.le.l will ! e It. mi. I l-.-ii-m-I :o r-,- -, :
l!ieriean : m.'.t nt'lhe impr: iv.....: : -
rirultiiral nnpteitieiit. eeits lilu.lr.iUit in .Is
i
Calooin-.
IHKtsi-.Ti mail s,iv.rrihrr. :
Tiirre
t", or
i liie
H-.ilar,
vpar.
I.
mths. Th- V't!u n
firt of Jaiiuarv ami Ju y.
rrc.t:.t'n Ctipis
W1" J,("t rv io av part ..f 'he e
nriirv
( l3na !:df in .nev or 1
fire .tamp iakri at pir for M;!'srrt; r-i
t-anatian suhsrrihrs will p!rfse t. ren.a
tweniv-tive cpnts e:ra en ira;h vear's sub-
vcnptlun to
;
rpjv p.is'a .'.
;.. ti ('.. Piihiisri'r.
17 IVvli K w N. V.
piIOrOl.KAl'H ALIil.MS,
1
the most suitable Holiday Presents,
Fur sale by
opposite the Hank-
MOWKV,
I.ewjshnrs.
Lewlsbarg Bridge Election.
vroi'lCK i. hereby eiven to ihe Xiorkhol-
rlers o! Ihe l.f wi.hurs Bruize Companv.
mat an llleciion wiM be hel I at the o.liee , I
ihe Presi.leiii, en M.indav. the a. ii il.iv ,t Jn
uarv. lH:I. ffT the pmpa.eol eleetms mt
Pre-i-lent, six Manager., Treason r. ai.J a
IJIerlf lo ci.ittliiet the couce. n ol ,nci Com
pany I'tT i. oe year.
Wli I.MM r.AVFRl.v rr..ii.i
la .6ur;, flee. I, I1"'!
f:t M.Mt':Tr,.!.,u-i.tr i.r
... 1 ti'...Ut T JilltH.
t. if .'i 1 i:i,iu-t.rj tTOH. infaiit
h I'-.. '.It.
tu .j . hrt.-r1ii. hi Ii i 1- tli in'. J '''lt a :.-.!
.it :i .,tri i -ii tiic J"' ti. it. iti!..nt I ; t t it tl--
J l .! l. ..k-l tl.--aL -t i Alt. .In ir- U -I uiu I
an ! N-tiili H
In l.-d-' ur. .7t!i uf. I'lMlllo l).w.n ui haiiLt
Ktil Krn ii-. i, i.i h:- -i . r.
!n Ct.fi:... i : - -t'. . ..t ..- I . i. ,-J 1 j,ar i-,u.-h
t-r .f It-r in l. t i -..i:,n..
In h:i?l liui.r..--, -.-t . fL.U f Mr H-Try. .!
I.. : -Tt.l ;.-t . W I I.I.I IM M . s.-U i-t M.r
V . . .,( H.-l 1 .-r hl.l J 111-Mi-
M Ii i V :v . I., i.- . ; !: -. i -'. U...:.l ;'. .i X
ii-tin ..ri.-r: I h t( J :. A M
"j-n- Ktl K. -i U -I K.i - ti I L -v.t.
dtrr-ct'il H.iAy
VhMt il -Jl F.;'l t 13
K-e 7" Tallow 8
la.rn, old ,: Lard 9
lot, I" I'ork 5J
f bis- eed 1 7-i ('lover eeed 5 75
Dri.- i -'-n l. ? $I,IM Wool 40to50
1'ii k in Latter 12 I'o'atocs 50
Frc-h llutir-r... !') f'-untry tioap 4 k 4
Ua; t, 0 and G Oid ;apr 4
Hew t.ta!id---i;ew Goods!
TdSLl'JI Lll AWN Laving taken tb
I r...eiis t:i; !er llie 'i clecraph aod Chn.aid
i'i. .-.reiiiu-u Ui,-ui,au(i tiileJ in an citanaivf)
variety ot
Hits, "";, Gtufl'natni Cbitliimjttit.
A! so a l.ir-.'e an 1 sflen.ti.t Moek f CLOTHS
I AslMt:l.i:s.Ar, whieh If miil up to
-(ir.a- he Mi'l r-.nieiucs ihe Tailoring Bu
lieH. ile i- rre;-:trett to execute all w.rk
eiero 'r.! tu b. caie.uj the aaulacuon of lb
nit..'i.i'-.
N. U.
r.ier.
C "'i::t ant! nepairin? jf ?ont I
l.e-i-l 1:12. . j.nl IU. 1KS1
i v w Is-fit Mt. fu., i'A,
i.i:y is ;::t;s::!M rroprttor.
'Plhs f,- w It. vl ! uart-tl rpposit th
t'inrt H (" .in ihe uvi lashumable aoj
L.rau'i:.i! ; art, 1 1 t I tiie luin, iud tor Mylv nJ
r r.vtu.i :i( a:. :i 't te buriafU in Central
I "e '.(: , v,i
Those V
m: rf . w.
ver-itv. or atlencliD.
5
e. .t convenirni
i .e ee. will be lb
ie-.;-. r iiinenrexpeaw
w every coiiiti-rt upira
le .
ii. v r.-!';. I'. ra n- in the Cuunty
r.-e t i :s y-r raea!.
rir. A; r:i I, l-r,i
TlTJl irjSUHAHCE.
IN-sfir-Ncr: r..:i'A.v i
A'ir..li . i'm . ..ieiphia.
OF NOHT
1, 1 a-.l. I, iT.-l.)
;;;,::,! 500.0fiO.0O
A--l:.-, 1-1 - - 1.1,719.81
A". :'et K ' Vvri, rresxueel
en i i.a r r. san-ciary
l' I.i ainuary ur prretnalljr. Mik
e!: e: -, ii. e.n, Foi ni'Ljre, o.c insured, at
en.-ieol ra.ei et l'ouuutn.
JOHN' B. L1N.V.
Oi'm l Atj-mt f. r I uion ccuaty. Pa
Peace Peace !
n"MI f:
' l' ,
it ! pntT'ii frfn rrontrTni tow
s. t r "u li. riartf (Tiit-p rv ilawBt
: Ttii-n nrr . .i'- n ut -'ti. ne t ;art o! jrttt CwaTVy
in I st uur Lry Ouvtla and otti.-r t.u vix.
hVjf I.-!"-;. :i 1 n.!il'..f. Rilvl Satin lMirirtf,
Anl Clt'u'.';iv- si: I whil'I am-. ! tine Uo.,1 - miatm
We Vr I'.'VilU!! Mil I I -i.ai,0. il .1 I t.-I U t J U nil
f r In
r.. h
We c r (kl UjJ C,.:L.lr ' mo i.
W-'r- t
; n t 1
- --. I erinean. Skirl.,
. r e a.t i i -larln,
. ir. ;. r ti-n .ihi N.r bvyt,
J.u l etd IB tija.
U''r. II ! nlh. stv l',r . tr e t.t XnttT Pltr-T,
n i-t.. s. r r ..ur .i.ii. or-.n1 l;ll.'.r y.-ur 4
w'.t- r.,.-K - .t.-l ii ,-liet- an 1 l: l.ri nf si.o,
M e ,c fiur. .uU Cttff n ler i'i. ji ic. or Ciuaa.
; w, rtr,.!,, sr l Kent . . .tl lin t. of QmnfM-
j ... mil .--.l k:.,-:v-. . s- t uvirj .1 h-i:
I Jt: .nti l t o'. ' i ...i.i
! "''"- Ani: .'. ': 1 ll.F.A ACE EB0WS.
'
i
i AUIiCJI I A?s 'V 'X VILOli
;rnJ!1iirn.
AM)
l eu n!ihln? Store.
Mirka aSV..y.st ti.We th IaiuU$
i.Ewisntia;, pa.
f i'ne sMrribT ha rem-, ved iti!f the new
J fi'tnl an.! cntniodi- lis St irTooin t f Thomas
' lieSer.l- re he ha j-rl received a large and
, well M i' rf s.t'tk i f
jii:ns clothing,
Cloths. i':'n:frri, S;'ks. Shin. Drawers, Ac.
I aNo (IT A Mi MAKCTO (KIER i the
es stv1 most re..- nal Ie terms. Eeine;
a pracurat Ta.l r. a-;.! eTnploym; the bs
j W'-rkmen. I cm rtui'. 1 1 : t v invite bv'h titd
' and A ?- ".' -rr-r- ii,. n; U rset ;he Sign
' The tied Door !
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el !v i-. I! ir - i. ( H'i'. is-l 1'G THE
it .K, -a:. eie te- hav :..tel up one or" the
Finest Cii:?-i3 in tho Conntryl
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pero on e. lie s.i'ie' - ! :t it li . m-. rk ran Hot
be tea'en. I'a . an ' te-: in. werkmansbiia
l.t-w.-t uru. Aeg ia
IV. R. Zimmerman,
M KIM ' 1 1 ANT TAII.OI I.
M
ARKHT rs-i'iare. Lewivlum, is new pr.
par.-,! i, turnish ti-ae.-r.' yii:itaiT
I lotHiirt acc.r.i.i.i; t.. reiil.ii,,.o ai short
i i. tire. A --I a rreticf..! a-., ttrncnt ol I'l. 'h.,
I'as-imers.Ve.iit.s at. i reiiv-ina le ta thing.
Ask al Zimmerman's R:.!, White A Btue
t. tpinini s : s u'liMi'irifi
O U lue t'.Wiil.V .-I)A1' MAKER.
All Kitchen lireae ran If roaile into good
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