f! Ml If IMK i
BI O. X. WORDEN AND J. R. CORNELIUS.
jit $.1.50 per Year, always) In Advance.
"THE UNION," established in 13U--Whole No., 2.G00.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1863.
"CHRONICLE," established in 1S13 Whole No., 983.
ion
n
rinilsitin KKVMt'KKKLT
Tuf?1-r ",Il,rn'nS & F"day Afternoon.
a-l't.e valuablo Hates' (late the
. It'll t . ... 1
Hunter hi Mill property, back of Union-
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town, is for sale. 1 Vrnn desirous of con. j
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lulling about it, can u id the proper person.
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at tbe premise, to trmrrow.
r . I
Another St. litrSch wanted. The Lan-
easier Exnrtst savs come uf tbe loyal I
Irishmen are calling for another S. : oull s'" ue Kdbelliuo is
Patrick, to exterminate tbe Copperhead, i "U!il,ed ouf' if hvf' wuulJ P""
, . ... ... , ,, - , ,, ! It requires tou;:h meu fur lhoaruiy,tor they
from the Inion. Were the Patricks j ujm gre,, au, Urd to endure,
all like Mcagber and Cnrcorao, the snakes , s,)ul0 bave it em; and nice ; but I
Would soon be scotched. ' allude to those who have to be in tront
""" ' j wh' bave often slept ou tho eold wet
Remarkaule Loxqevitv. A gentle-
; ground without a cover over or a blauket
man in Centreville, iuforru us that Mrs. j under them. I bave laid ou the gruuud
Margaret Kuhns wag buried in Outre when the water was mi iuchcsdctp in the
township, Snyder Co., on tbe Uth inst., I nuruiug wben I got up; but wueua rum
, iii i .1 . i is so tired that be can not sUod up, he is
Whoso ace wu one. Iiunifre, nml three . . .. 1 ,
r ; fil.it tn lln rlion if it id in tttA t..lui ami
years, one month and Kcenty .one days, j
loWa shall be tha'iVul to tbe
officers of tbe different Election l'.iard
throughout the county for tho names of
all township and borough officers elected
to-day. Please fjrward them as sjou as
possible.
Bey-The remains of Daniel FlmflVr, of
Ibe 14!th P. V., who died of typhoid fe
ver, were taken through this pljce to
Msdi.nnburg, Centre Co., last week, for
interment.
BfTbe M fllinburg Tclnjrnph avs a
number of boys were arrested iu that place
recently, charged with maliciously break-
!n. sairtftnara V.n Hiahid fullnd fivi of
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them guilty, and fined each 83.19, which !
tbeir parents bail to pay.
had to pay. I
A concert will be given in M'ffTn-
linrg, on Saturday evemutf, 28tb inst., Iy
the liffl;.nburg Singing Class, under the
direction of L. W. Auspach.
Kt A few weeks since, Wui. Mover, nf I
Hartley township, caught seven wild tur-!
keys in a trap. I
tQrPersons wishing to replenish their
horticultural deriartuieut sill find it to I
tbeir advantage to patrooiz? J. Knox,
arbese advertisement is in to-day's paper.
- BaLicu'. John B. Linn Las buen hon
orably dcharged from service in the army.
BfljUOn Tuesday of this week, a stove
pipe was removed from tbe Uf oir part of
aoiaJI frame building adjoining the rei
dence of Mrs. Wm. Cameron, Jr., in order
to facilitate tbe removal of a quantity of
rigs stored there. The perxous thus en
gaged forgot to replace the pipe, and on
Wednesday morning, thinking all was
right above, tbe folks below fired up tbeir
stove. Tbe rag room was soon filled witb
moke; and tbe sparks igniting some com
bustibles, a conflagration was imminent,
but tbe firewasdiscovered and extinguished
before it did much damage.
6rTo offset the appellation of "Cop
perheads," which has been e properly
bestowed upon tbe dieloyal portions of tbe
Northern Democratic party, they in turn
apply the epithet of "Niggerheads" to tbe
Loyal Unionists. As a "nigger" is a
man, and men being all made of tbo same
description of flegh, we eau't q-tite see
where the reproach lies. Call os some
thing else, or we aba n't get mad.
tSTbe Union citizens of Franklin
township, Snyder county, met in Middle
burg, on Saturday evening last, and
organized a Union League. Samuel Wei
rick, K-q , presided, and Joho S. Uackcn
burg acted as Sec. pro tern.
fcSTC. R. BuciiALEW, in a letter to a
friend, lately, stated tbe following, which
we recommend to those who are eon'in
naily fiadiog fault with those who conduct
tbe war :
"Great allowance is doubtless to be
made for an Administration charged witb
the conduct of a great war, and particular
ly a civil war. Tbe difficulties to be
surmounted are great, and often the course j
At such,, generous mind will not setk!
occasion of offeooes. and can overlook :
small points of objection in reviewing ;
public affairs.
M&'lt the assertions of tbe copperhead
editors in regard to arbitrary arrests were
true, every mother's son of them would
now be in durance vile. Tbeir own liberty
brands thein as liars.
James Buchanan is said to have bought
traot of land in Cheater couoty, upon
which to raise flax. Some propose that
be should try and raise hemp, instead.
JtTork A. Woodward, wbo was
wounded at the battle of Frederickburg, 1
nd carried srisooer to Richmond and !
afterwards released on parole, has so far
recovered as to be able to 0 about upon 1
erutches.
Important to LAwreits. The Pres
ident Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas of Allchen. ,o.... ..... nn,i,.
recently, that all lawyers practicing in J P,0T onght B ,ct please them from
tbat court, wbo did not at once pay ibe i tbe obligation to construct a dam so as to
excise tax, should be suspended until allow fish to pass op tbe Susquehanna,
such payment was made. This is right. Roughter of Lebanon, Bucher of Cumber
Tb, pillars of the law should always set j Und Wjgon of Ti .df0Clte(1 l09
the exampie of its observsnee, and we hope ' ,, , . . . .
h,t ihe determination of ibe Allt-henv i
.Judf will be emulated by every judicial
t lb loud. Juityruplt.
A Soldier on Coppsrheids.
BSThc fullowingex'racts are taken from
; a private letter to an a. qiiain'ance of ours,
' U - II U L M 1 U Ua 1 If 1 LIUUIIV.'lUUi . ll
,
letter is dated Convalescent Camp, near
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Alexandria, March 11. Ibe writer was
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sun 6tru.-k at tbe battle of Cedar M juu-
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tain last August, and has been unlit for
duty ever since. He says :
"I am not tired of this war. but-!
mU(L S()eh .0.jierjIlg l C,U tonUt
Those soldiers who are guarding about
Washington and other places in the rear,
are what we oil 'Sund iy s ildiers.'
" We have pleuty of traitors here in
our midst, but th"y are kept down pretty
well. They dare not open their luiutbs;
if they did the soldiers Wuuld string them
straight nu; of their bouts.
i'iio N inborn traitors are dating more
harm to this army tbaa the men we have
to lilit against here. VuU ought to got
up a party, an I go abo'it aud hang every
Southern sympathizer in your midst; if 1
was there I would take nlcat-ure lu it. It
they are for tbe South, drive ibem Sjuth,
or bang them, they should not epo. Let I
tbcm come here and talk iu favor of tbe
South, aud tbe soldier? would not spare ao
r. i ir.L ... ...i 1 1
iiii-uui mem. u toey were n.iutn, wecuuiu l
whip them and the rebel aroiv ucker by
inch of them. If they were South, wecould
lijr baviug them la the iNortb, dis- j
C'lurauiriir men that aro now iu tue Uiilii .
fi tiling for their couutry. Hang ibem, j
i.v,.ri- M T. I
every one.
! 1IARRISBURG (CORRESPONDENCE.
Mii.MiaV, .March 10.
Riding from Lnwisburg to Harrisbur
this afternoon, 1 find tbat for once there is
uu iu ma laner oiaco uarnsourg
lok4 mgt ,jk -
nnwt q.'i I- U I . . i ir - i
An increasing annoyance of trivelers,
is tbe filthy habit of smoking. N it con
tent with a cir devoted to that monstrosity,
ery frrq'iently we find some unwbolcsomo
chap silly sucking an uoliglited cigar for a
while ; then lighting it, and ejecting tho
fetid offering out of the window; and,
finally, a dozen at it 'at once, filling tbo
car with their disgusting stench. Unlaw
ful and unmannerly follows of that sort,
it is useless to bint to, or remonstrate witb,
or quarrel agninst the conductor, or other
officer or agent of the Road, is the proper
one to abate such nuisances.
The House has been compelled, recently,
to retain all its "sound," sweet-smelling
members, to enforce a rule absolutely
prohibiting smoking in their Hall. This
was necessary, at times, in order to see,
bear, breathe, or inhale anything respect
ablo witbm ltg precincts. Tbe poffirig
tribe may still poison tbo Rotunda with
their polluting clouds. The Senate needs
yet to be purged I gay purged not by
sendiog tbe victims of the weed behind
the Speaker's ebair, and thus infecting tho
transcribers' rooms, but by turning them
into the Rotunda, or iuto tbe open air,
wbere their foul eructations will ascend,
with all other evil-odorous smolls, away
from the pure air needed by human lungs
to enjoy and prolong life.
Mjndajf eveninj. The Senate Las spent
the evening in passing a bill to give up
part of the iulerest uf the State in tbe
Wyoming Canal Company. Tbo Central
and Eric Railroads having bad big share
of spoifs from tbe State, the Wyoming
speculators want another of the same sort,
Tbe bill passed releases some $3,000 of
interest now due tbe State, which tbe
Company don't intend to pay. Passed, 19
to 8.
A bill to release the Columbia Dam
Company from tbeir obligations to let
sbad pass np the river, (from the House)'
pMsed ,0 geC)nd readiDg
J.IM0"ET, principal EJifor of the
Tdejrajh, was recommended by the Gov-
ernor for State Librarian. Rev. Dr.
DeWitt has filled tbe office, with careful-
n8s and fidelity ajfor many years, bat the
infirmities of age render bitn unable to
attend to it longer, personally, witb tffi
cieney. It is a convenient appendage for
an Editor, few of whom can boast as good
a Library as friend Forney will bave for
reference and recreation.
Tuesday, March 17.
"St. Patrick's day in the morning."
Tbe trees are shining with frost, from the
cold of last night.
Tbe Senate committee reported against
the bill to sell real estate of tbe Buff.loe
X Rds church it being a power within
tha re,cn uf the Courts. Half a d r;n
similar Church bills shared the same fate.
Ao animated debate on the Susquehanna
fisheries, occupied an hoar.' If we under.
i.i. ... ...
aln0 ,D8 CMe' " " ln,,: " com-
"guiaiion so in... pu.u, Ar.,
may navigate as of yore, to the manifest
advantage of fisheries, aud private persona.
Iliestand of Lancaster said tbo passing np
of shad had declined before the alleged
obstructions were built, and that that
interest was much lcs9 consequential than
that of the Public Works along tbe
River. Iliestand carriod the day tbe
fish remain under the disability that bai
so long made our mouths water and our
pockets suffer for the delicious finny tribe
our fathers bad in such abundauce at so
small a cost.
Tbe Senate hereafter bold afternoon
sessions, Tuesdays and Thursdays, for pri
vate bills.
Wednesday, March 18.
There is some ciciteiueut here about
the nomiuation for Mayor. Tbe Demo
crats last year bad 400 or 500 majority in
tliis city. Their Mayor, Mr. Itepuer, was
defeated for re-nomination, by Geo. A. L.
li iuinfjrt, who hag tbe confidence of tbe
Copperhead element whose friends are
usi'jg nightly exertions in bis behalf
and who is or has been in tbe interest of
tbe 1'enu'a Central K. It. The Unionists
bave taken up John Till, a boat-builder,
aud an eo'.busiatic rally in bis favor came
off at Buck's, last evening. Friday will
tell the reult.
Yesterday, the loose got through with
the Appropriation Bill.
Iu the evening, Hon. Daniel Agicw,
President Judge of tbe Heaver district,
lectured iu ibe Court House to a large,
attentive audience, demonstrating bow
perfectly adapted are tho legal powers
authorized by tbe Constitution for the
suppression of tbe llcbellioo. It was
suppression of the Rebellion. It
8 ""i caimi patriotic argument w
i u t i
wiu cnulJ le DearJ or reau oy every cui-
zoo. Ua moiion of JuJua 1 earson.Juuee
Anew was tendir-jd the hearty thanks of
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his most respectable auditors for bis able
and nccisiotialiy truly el q ieut address.
Few of those wbo prate so much of tbe
"uucocstituiionalitj" of every mea.ure to
put d'iwn the Rebellion, were present to
i bear this discussion, bv an eminent Jud?c,
of the points about which they cavil
Gov. Curlin gave his usual Legislative
eotcrtaioinenr, lan evening.
TutinsDAV, March 19.
I am told tbo Republican State Com
mittee have called the Uuion State Con
vention for Thursday the 1st of July, to
be held at I'ittsdubo. .
Two full Companies of stalwart soldiers
left here for Washington, this morning
We bave new, by private sources, of
the capture of 400 Rebel cavalry, near
Fredericksburg.
Prof. Amasa M'Coy is to lecture, this
evening, on the London Times and the
Great Rebellion.
Tbe first of the Bank bills came np this
morning tbe Lineaster County' Baok
being tbe applicant for re charter. Ibe.figDl;ng Delnocr,t. It appears he does
Committee on batiks, desirous ol graaual -
ly introducing tbe United States bonds as
a foundation for banking, bad limited Us
extension to the sufficiently long period
of five years. Motions wcte made to ex
tend the period to ten years lost; to
seven years lost. It was then passed
at five years.
Hid a call from Jos. G. Rurcbinal, of
Fayette county, on his way to bring bome
tbe dead body of a volunteer, a brother,
in the army at Yorktown. He inquired
kindly for many of bis chums aud friends
in Lewisburg. W.
Loyalty of the Bucktails.
We copy tbe following from tbe Pbila.
Pre t of the 17th inst. Tbe Major
Cbaoiberlin spoken of, is our former
young townsman, Thomas Chamberlio;
aud Company D, commanded by Capt.
Crotzer, was principally recruited in
Union connty :
CtKr Kua Bella PtAIS, March, 12, 116S.
A meeting uf tbe officers aud soldiers
nf tha 150th Regiment Pennsylvania
Volunteers was held at tha regimental
bead('iarters on the 11th day of March,
1SG3, io pursuance of the following call
signed by all the officers of the regiment:
The undersigned, officers of the 150th
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, re
spectfully request Colonel Wister, com
manding the regiment, to call a meeting
for the purpose of expressing oar earnest
loyalty and devotion to our country,
and our detestation of tbe Northern trai
tors now endeavoring to paralyze tbe
efforts of tha army in tbe Gold, and insid
iously to overthrow tbeir country's cause.
Lieutenant Colonel Huidekoper was
called to the chair, and Adjutant R. L.
Asbhurst appointed secretary.
Tbe object of tbe meeting having been
stated by Mnjor Cbamberlin, after appro
priate and patriotic remarks by Colonel
Wister, Adjutant Ashbnrst, Lient. Huide
koper, Private Philip Hammer, Co. A,
Lieutenant Wm. P. Dougal, Co. D, and
Quartermaster A. S. Voorhees, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, offered by
Major Cbamberlin, were unanimously
adopted amid great enthusiasm :
Whereas, After nearly two years of tne
most natriotie sacrifices oo tbe part of our
people, and the. most desperate trials and
struggles on the part of our army to restore
our shattered Union and maintain onr
national honor, our Government finds it
self assailed by a class nf persoos at bome
who would yieid it Jodas-iike, into Ihe
bands of Ihe enemy, or sully It by dis
honorable compromise witb tbo bosla of j
treason, and who are even now trying to
Muce the masses to resist in lawful
authority in oruer me iuvuci iu gem u.uii
hellish ends ; therefore
Resolved, That we hereby express onr
firm and unalterable devotion to our Gov
ernment and its laws, and declare our
determination to stand by it at all baxards,
pledging to tho restoration of its entire
authority "onr lives, our fortunes, and our
sacred honor.
Resolved, Tbat we looh upon all propo
sals, from whatever source, to give up
this struggle on any other terms than the
unconditional submission of tbe traitors
in arms against their country, as disgrace
ful to those who originate, and to those
who, for a moment lend an ear to them.
Kesobed, That we condemn and repu
diate as unworthy sons of their country
those who, staying at bome in tbe North,
are striving to cripple tbe bands of tbeir
country's defenders; who, under tbe garb
of a false patriotism, and an assumed zeal
for the Constitution eavil at all measures
calculated to prostrate tbe rebellioo, and
wbo endeavor to bold baok and paralyzs
tbe strone arm of right, now outstretched
to crush the foul treason which attacks
the life of the nation.
Resolved, That we have no sympathy
m fifrint in pnmmnn with those who.
f nr nretended admiration of anv 1
man or eeueral, would make their earnest-
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ness in tbeir country s
cause, pernaps
loyalty, dependant op, or subordinate to,
their personal feelings; tbat we are ready
and anxious to fight for onr country nnder
whatever commander we may be placed,
and nndor none with greater alacrity than
our present eommaoder-in-obief.
Resolved, That as we believe that
"fighting for Southern rights" means
nothing more than warring for the exten-
'" f slavery, which we regard alike as
a curse to tne vina, auu a yreui. mwn
tcromj, we hail with joy tbe President's
proclamation doing away witb tbat insti
tution in every State in which rebellion
exists, and hope soon to sea it forever
blotted from our soil.
Resolved, That our feeling towards
traitors, both North and South, is oue of
implacable hatred, and tbat, while this
army his bullets for those at the South, it
has also beels broad enough and heavy
enough to crush the vile "copperheads"
of tbe North ff they persist iu their insid
ious attempts to weaken and overthrow
tbe Government.
Major Cbaoiberlin, Cipt Widdis, Co.
A ; Cnpt. Reisingcr, Co. II ; Quartermas
ter Voorhees, and Adjutant Asbhurst,
were appointed a committee for the publi
cation of these resolutions.
On motion adiiorned.
II. S. tlciDtitom,
- -Lieut. Col. 150th Reg., Chairman.
R. L. Ashburst, Adj. 150ih, Secretary.
a traitor to bis country, wbo deserves the
scorn and contempt of all honorable men.
So says Gen. Rosecrans, a loyal and a
, 00t appreciate the acts of those wbo carry
'peace petitions tnrougn tno eouoiry
asking for signatures 1
latest Hews
A rcconnoisance under Gen. Av
crill was made across tho Rappahan
nock, on the 17th inst. They forced
their way across the river in the face
of rebel sharp-shooters. They were
met by a body of Stnart's cavalry,
when a scries of conflicts took place
which lasted about five hours. Our
cavalry charges were acknowledged
by tho rebels as the most brilliant of
the war. After having accomplished
their mission, and securing about 80
, SV. twit j nmnnre vrlmm i.4 Mni.
Mioouv.0, -a -- :
KeAfl1rinri.lo nnP furf P3 returned.
u..i!...!,,-. - - -
havin whipped the rebels SO Com -
3 - ' . a . .
plctcly that tbey cot
them while rccrossing
..i.l.. iUi l.otr o..i.I,i nnt nnnnv
jnutv-.j '
Fop.tress SIoxroe, March 18.
The Richmond papers of yesterday,
copies of which have been received
here, say that, on tho 14th inst., Com.
Farragut attacked Port Hudson, and
was repulsed. The United States
steam sloop-of-war Mississippi was
burnt, and Com. Farragut went down
the river in his flag-ship which was
disabled. Tho laud forces did not
join in the attack.
Tlie Kiclimona papers aiso contain
news of the capture of the city of
Mexico by tho i rench army.
Ob th 10th Inst., by KT S. W. ("eib-rt. CnARLKS W.
Wo,)l)WAKl and Miaa MA11Y M. WILLIAMS, all of
Lewialinrff.
Ta Lewlflbury, on the ISth Inst. after a llnrerln. Ill
aena, horn with Cbn.tian fnrlitude. MARIA M., relict
of Alxandr Urahani, dee'd, aired 76 yearn, S month,
and la day). Fun.r.l to-morrow, (Saturday) at i P. M.J
In Mifflinburi. 15thinrtMlNMK.dauphleTofCbarl
It. sad KliuUth V.Bhriaer,ngad 11 anontha and M
days.
Ib Whit Deer town.hlp. 1.1th inat. JOnS ALBCRT,
bob of John and Catharine Moore, acd 4 years 3 month,
and 1 day.
LIST or Irellern remaining in the Post
Office at LEWISBURG, Pa, up to
March IS. 1863:
Adatnaon J D
Arlley Levi
Brown MarUa '
Bins man Jaa
Cumming Mr
Coap Poter f
Dunk I Peter
Doll Joe
Renter Mia Becky
Koarr Dae'l
Leisr Jacob
LelMr Una
Lytle Che S
Paige MiM
Khaea Bb) A
Smith Theodore 3
rMrhemer Mrs Mary Jaa
hilliBit J A
Farnworth Mrs fiancy
Snyder Rebecca
gtahl Peter
Ptahl Jae II
Stab I Una A
Stahl Daniel
StrahB Peter1
Wolf Stephen
Wowier Jacob a
Waller Joa
Wearer Martin L
Voder Joha
reat-r J A
Ores John
Oloier K V
(Iced, C
Gbm Ron
OrooT urnvld
Hardeaatl. J
llMkok Allen
HwlfaCyro
iloffiaaB tieo
JnumB Mr
long Joha
4T.,
Persons rallinc for tbe above Lettera, will
please say they ar -advertised
r ' 010 W FORREST, P M
Words of a Loyal Democrat,-"! claims agamsi the same will Ml pri.perIy. i,,e a i..
am amsz'd that any one can think of peace, 1 properly authenticated r.ir settlement to me i n th. WM1,h by st. c.tharine'. trrten the act by rence M. Haves, dee'd. situated io traur
I u , - , !,:. ' undersi-'ned. T. H. WILSON, M.U., Lx r. Blarkherry alley, on th n..rta by Lot Nn aol on towirshir b'ninn f'n Pa
on any term.. He who enteruins this b'-rnsrM,rfn 13 ,ti3. ,.., b Th,rd .trct. .um,red ln tb. ee,..r.i pi. j ,owlh'P. -" .,,,.....
entini.nf is Bt Onlv to be a Slave: be! I ' ' Boroiuh with tb. number one hundred and 1
sentimtnt, is ui oniy io ua a sia e, uo thirty, .i-h th. .pp.rten.nce.. e. ,i.i . th- properte j P.S. I can also be addressed up. n the.
Wbo Utters It, at this time, IS, moreover, )T.; W I .I'.S I fJi- rmtr an.1 other., un.l-r proe-edin. in far- , .nhi.,.1 al li:!ki,. Pll :!,. V. a,.
I
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PUBLIC SALES,
AdrartlMil la tti. -Clironicle" or Villi t thi odes.
Marrh it Real s FrrMtmil Prnjiertv of Mm. S. L.
Ian Vaixah. sc-', Bullaloe
Mai-rb 21-Taranl Luis ot brl-llua - LrajUbars;
Marrk H-Farm Murk of Kirk. Illrkrl. lt ItalTalue
Marrh 35 Farm Stork or Harriet Slahl.Kast Ruflaloe
Marrk 4 Farm Slurk el SnatHrl Moyrr. VtlaNrU
Marrk K-Farm Niork of Fklll irtaberlla, kellr
Mar.2H Penuiaal Fmperlr of E.t aambrrlla.LrwMiK
MarSO&.l Merrainlize.F A.lkMrhuwcr.LtwNhurK
April 1-FerMinal rroariiy of t.tiembcrllaclewbbc
VKNDl'K NOTKS for Ml at lh Tbroalcl" offlm.
Corrected Weeklg
Wheat 51,40 Eg? 9 10
Rye 80 Tallow ' 10
Corn, old 75 Lard 10
Oats 50 Vaxle 5
Flaxseed 2,50 Clover seed 5 00
Dried Apples. 1,00 Wool 40to50
FirkioButter 12 Potatoes C2
Fresh Butter... 18 Country Soap 4 &6
Rags 4, 5, and 6 Sides & Shoulder 8
Ribs 6 Ham 11
T A. ELI. IS will open a Select School, at j
II, the Town nan, nvwmy, up"
Terms lo suit the times.
March 2u
KNOX FRUIT FARM & NURSERY.
1 "OIt many years we have maile the culti-
r ration of SJI t ill 1 11 a soe-
clty.aml taking iniu account vaa.jTV.
i and hvaliti, our stock of Vines and
Plants of
I.KPK. r.UfKRERRIES,
hrillUKKP.RIKS, LOilMltHllllllS,
KAM'UKUKIKS, tlKKA.MS. cnke
is unequale.t any whdre, which we offer on the
most favorable terms. Parties wishing to
purchase would do well lo correspond with
us. or send for our Price List, which will be
sent to all applicants free of charge.
Oar Seed Store and Jhrtiettlural Urnte
isai Xo. 3!) Filth Street,
where all articles belonging to such an estab
lishment can be had of Ihr best qoaliiy.
933 J. KNOX, Box 155. Pittsbur;, Pa.
MM. METZI
a UMldl Oll
METZGER intends opening the
mmr-r 1 erm ol detect ccnooi, i
Oi. .VIOIillaV, .Marcn au. I erms Ol mmmi aij
from SJ 50 lo t.75. according- lo studies pur- j
, .. , t,,-k i-i.-n I
sued. ISo extras. Lew.sburg. March l.)t.t
Furniture Establishment
FOR SALE.
rflHE undersigned, desirous of closing ont
business in Lewiburg before ihe mid
die ol April, oilers, at Private Sale, ihe enure
ouilil of his shop, consisting of
Tools, Furniture, &c, 6c,
at former priees. He also offers a fine Hearse.
March 0, '63 SUI.DMOX VOL'.NG.
Executor's Notice.
"VTOTICE is hereby given that letters testa-
meutary on Ihe last will and lesiamenl
of JAMEf IJALE. late ot" Lewiiburg
bnriwMir "i '
oroT.,1 i the .hsr.nber. bv ihe ReEister of
1 . j w
I tnon county ,in due lorm ol law; inere.oraait
persons indebted lo said estate ate requested ta
take irumediaie payment, ann tnose naving
VENDUE.
W'it.L be sold at public sale, at the Farm
ol Wm. L.Harris, on the Pike, iu East
BullJoe township, L'nion County, on
Monday, Mirch 23, 1803,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M., 5 bead of
horses, 5 Milch Cows. 3 hea t Young Catlle,
head of Sheep, 8 ShoaU. 1 Sow, 1 Boar, Threahing
Machine, Wnjtonn, Slcd, tannin Mill, Cutting Boa,
UK ,'orll. Hope and I'uileya, How. Harrow. LuUia
tora, llor-iiarrf, urindfloue, a barrel Cider and
Cider linear, iron Kettle, UedteaJ, OookinK and
Ten Plat Stores, Bureau, Corner Cupboard, ink. !
blea, Chaira, anl uiner llutaebold t'urultur not men
tioned. . . ,
TaBus. Under $5, cash ; over 5.7 months
with good security. KICHAliD UICkEL.
r'ebruary IS. lsi-
VENDUE.
-IT7TLL be sold, at Biehl's Hotel, in East
Uuffaloe, on
ire,7iitWa, Mirch 25, 18C3,
the following Personal Property, Io wit:
3 Horses. 5 Cows, a lot of Hogs of different
sizes, S Wagons. Sled, Threshing Machine,
Fannin? Mill. Hav Rake.heavv Horse Gears,
riows. Harrows, uulnvators, nay
' ..a . ' : r'.w.. p.em.n. I.nlements.
Plows. Harrows. Culiivators, Hav Ladders,'
ici..r.i ui ''. ' .
1 Also, a lot of Hoaseh-.ld and Kitchen Kurni-
I l , U.J., I) . i . I , .. e. T-lhl.
I lure, such as stoves. Beds, Bedding, lames,
Chairs. Stands, a lot of Caroeung.C.derVin.
egar, and a variety of other articles not enu
merated.
Sale io commence at 10 o'clock A. M.,
when Terms will be made known by
HARRIET ST A H L.
Feb. 25,IS1. Widow of JenmUh 3thl, ix'i.
VENDUE.
-IT TILL be sold, at the residence of the snb-
V scnber.in Winfield, Union townsnip,
Oi Thurtday, March 26, 1863,
the following Personal Property, vis :
I Horse. 4 Milk. Cows. 1 Heifer, 6 Pigs,
I four-horse Wagon. 1 open Buggey, 1 Sled,
? I'l,, nans, l side-hill Plough. 1 shovel
- f "'r?Ji . "J ' ."
J?r ' Hore ,.ea; t0gether with a.variety of
oiher Farming Utensils too numerous to
mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o clock in the
forenoon, when Terms of Sale will be made
known by SAMUEL MOYER.
WioO.ld, rb. at, 1863.
PUBLIC SALE.
On Si'urday, March 28, 1863,
IHE subscriber will offer large lot of I
I n....MH and Kitchen Furniture at
.i.i." o.i. .. k.e residenee. consisting of
l uu.ii. c, ... . -
H.Htt.ailv Hureans.
solas, unairs, ioirs,:
Looking Glasses, Stoves, Garden Implemeois,
Cow, Pigs, Ac, sc.
Sale to commence at 10 o clock
Tsums. Under $5, cash; over, months
credit, with note and approved seruriiy.
ELIZABETH CHAMBERL1X.
Uwleburg, Feb. iii, lbSS.
VENDUE.
-tTTTILL be sold, at the residence of the
subscriber, in Lewisburg, ou
Saturday, April 4, 1863,
the following personal property, to Wit :
4 Horses. 3 Bueeeys, I i-arnage. i
en Furniture.
Hale to commence at
10 o'clock in ihe
forenr-m . whe. lerms o. MBERL,NG-
known by CUKISI.
Ilareta IS, 1S63,
- r a.i. ;ii K miila
horse Wagon, Hrns. Ac : also, 1 Boreaus.
Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Stands 8Mf.
and a variety of other Household and K.lch-
U. S. Internal licvenuc.
" 14th Cu!Iecion District, Penn'a.
""kT OTIC E. The Annual Assessment for
the County of Union of all persons re
quired to take out Licenses having been
completed, notice is hrrebv ei'en, thai the
i taxes will be received daily (except on the
! days below specifieJ) by the Drnuiy Collec
j lor, at bis office at Coma Furnace, on an.!
after Ibis date Marrh 10, IH6J until and in
cluding Saturday, the 2&h day uf the same
month.
For the accommodation of persons con
cerned, the Deputy Collector will attend
At the Oommiisianers Office, Lewisburg,
on Ihi 20th and 21st insts.
At M. Kleckner's Hotel. New Berlin, on the
23d insi.
At Jacob Deckard's Hotel, Mifilinborg, on
Ihe 24th inst.
At H'm. Wolfe's Hotel, in Hartleton, on
tbe 25th in St.
In Hightown, on Ihe 27ih int.
All persons who shall fail lo lake out their
Licenses, as reqiired bv lair, on or hefure
said 28th dav of Marrh, !Hfl3. will incur Ihe
penally of THKKE TIMES THE AMMLNT
OK SAID LICENSES, in accordance with
the provisions of the 5l)ih section of Ihe Ex
else Lav.
Money of ihe IJ. S. only received.
No further notice will be riven.
A. K. FAH.NESTOCK, Collector.
Hirritburz, Pa.
JESSE BEAVER. Deputy Collector.
Marrh 10. 1s-3. Union Furn.oe, Union Co
SHERIFF'S SALES.
By virtu of a writ of Pluria Fi-Fa., issoeil
out of the Court of Common Pleas ot Union
County, and lo me directed, will be exposed
lo publ.c sale or outcry,
On Thnrvloy, April 9, 13C3.
. . t 1 1 .i. v r
i.bure. county aforesaid, al 10 o'clock A. M.
. , . f. , - j
Borouah nf Ur!Ktiir. trouoty foriJ. ttumVrr.J with '
the ti r tti kiwo pUn thrwe bunJixi ai twfi iSAMU '
houai4 n tb t by Kmnt Mtrret.cn th wmth by
Uit o. ot j. ob me wfot dj rturiref iiw. n-i tin in
rurth by Lot No. 311, ooUiomz tiijr-i(,urth of xn
Arr, mrr fr wfiTfon artt rivruii Ur tno-itorey
trieK livff limit I i tuw.br ttk Kitrlien, brick Hash Hnu-t
UixkJ UouM. fraio Ul iv, Writ wtlb pomp, and itbr
outtiut.ti-.ngHwtta tn a;'puricubct.
ill. A. niu, Itci'itiu bill ui umuuu, iii-
nt in the L'niiTit ;itniin of th. Bo roach of
l.wibar. It being Lot Bumb-r fifty (f. hounjrd e.t
bf Unw ,.wtiVu,h b, i. t ..ii.rt uiui
j mile., anil n-trth by Lot No. 4. eont.inlic Oue
! Fourth of id Acre, moreor !, wiui th appurtenance,
iuce,
Ac.
.Mi. 3. itsn, a certain i.ot oi ttrnona,
i :
...!. ti,. UomuTh f L.witr. eoontr afiremij
bounded on the north by other lot of Tbo. lUye.oii ! jnv $ division and sale into lots qil lie Coll 11 -tbe.j.tbyri.er.sa-.i.wbanna.anrton
the malU by -t. ' cnr,ia,nin l-, (r,.. IB (f adieu
J,.n-. nl..it.HU the n.er. and oo the ant by i n'enl- cootainin, lire". l wont
lotof Williim llro.n Jr..ront.io.n Onronrtb of ! jfjare well limbered. A Mnail Stream I
Acre. minor tr., anereoo iaerected a Hharf, ailhtiie j . , VVater llivs nearly through its centre.
an.urtn.n.-er. c
No. 4. A!so,a certain Lot of firound.sttnate
in th Borour.il ol Lewiiinnric, nouno-a ontneweei ny
u-.,...... o. ih. nonh h. otn,r lot of Ti.oa.HaTe.!
on th. ...t by tbe ner Su j.banna. on tbe anoth by
lot of VI m. Brown, Jr and Lot o .1 eboee dwiWl,
whereon are erected a Wharf, Wei-Q-Srle and ORi'-e,
ei'iitaininc Tbree-iKhtb of aa Acre, mor or tw, w lib.
the appurtenance,,
No 5. A certain lot of Ground, sit
uate in th RorooR-h afureMni. bounded en th wet hj
I v.le etreet. on tn aortb LyMrtef J. mall., oo Th
4 ' ,1m itniiinh.a.. aud on tb .oth hT Lot N
ilniilnh.... aud on tb
nl.-l. ciiitsiiitti ii... bi
I '""' rn'l'"ril,'"i,?rieh'r'
, m .r or i .nipnq i nn-wu ir.iue ' ' .
wber-on i erected a frame IVerenooee.ailh
th appurtenaDcea, ae.u tb property of Tnoaiaj iAiyex.
Also, at Ihe same time and place, by vir
tue of an order of the Court of Common Plraof Tnioa
fchrrilT Office, Leaifbarr, liar- h, 0, 1st.?.
DR. JOSIAH SMITH,
HAVING located in Lewisburg, solicils a
share of the public patronage. Will be
louud at the Riviere House until April 1st.
Lewiiburr, March 5. lSod.
"jyrOTICE is hereby eiven that the Copart-
nership heretofore existing between
Thomson G. Evans and Albert S. Cooper,
under ihe firm name of EVANS COOPER,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent- The
Books and accounts are in the bands of T. G.
Evans, who is authorized to settle ihe busi
ness of ihe late firm.
, .?,,.. . ,
please call at the old. stand, and seu'e the
All knowing Ihemslvev indebted will
T O. EVANtt.
ALBERT S. COOPER.
Loaisbnrg, March 2.
NOTICE.
rTIHE undersigned having; purchased the
I interest of Albert S. Cooper in Ihe late
linn of Evans & Cooper, will continue ihe
irm and riiiilon business at
Vrr .ana " l
. he ot Stand.
I take Ibis opportunity to return my thanks '
to the public for a liberal patronage, and hope:
by studying ihe wants of my friends and en-,
deavoring to supplv Ihem to merit their pa-
tronage in ihe future. T. G. EVAN'S.
Leaiaburw, March X
Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware.
No. 623 Market St. PHILADELPHIA
ruc 1 : I i,
ion uiiiicrMguru wiiuiu
'Stt5- respectfully invite your at-
, Mw.K , tSoM ,nrS Silver WATCHES,
Fine Oold JEWELRY, of every variety of
styles comprising all of the newest and most
btmitiful drnignt.
Also, SOi.ll SILVER WAKE, eqwd to
Cain and Ihe best make of Sirr Plattd
W.ire. Each article is tcarranted to be as
repreiiewfof.
Ci" Watches and Jewelry carefully re
paired and saiisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB HARI.EV.
(Suernscr to Xtuuffer d) Hurley.')
February 27. IS63.
FAMILY GROCERY!
rilHE undersigned. has opened a New
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FAMILY GROCERY SfORE
' in the rooms recently occupied by W. M. Ellis
i Bear ihe old Hayes stand. Market streei. Lew-
w.a. i u. .1 ,r.,t i.
uun, .unc ..c .ij Ficr.n
lurnish ihe oubiic wim ine oest oi
Coffee, Tea. Susar. Spire. Kills,
Candles), full., riili, llwur
&. Feed, clieeite, &c. Ast.,
together wilh all other articles usually kept
in su
such an establishment al ihe lowest prices
Jail and give mm a inai.
Drake's Plantation Bnters for sa'e.
Jan 30.'63. NATHAN MITCH ELL, Agt
Executor's Notice.
"TOTICE is hereby given, that Letters tes
l tameniary on the last will and testament
ot BENJAMIN ANGSTADT, deceased, laie
of Lewisburg, Union county, have been
granted to the undersigned, by the Register of
Unioo county, io doe form of law; all persons
having claims against said estie will present
ihem, aud those owing said estate are reques-
CRU8 BROWN, Ejeeutor
I JwUberr, Marck t, ISO.
I ' .
. tea w auu iinmeo.aie pirttirni, io
UNION SEMINARY.
rilHU Seona Qoarirr of the pr--nt
sinn will cHimnr.e Marrh anl Cju
i:uue till Jone HI. IH3.
KiT.JilH.''" H.LEAS.A . M-Principal,
a.,: ,.ik.i Prof- '' C. l!..ttn. A. VI.
1 ( Vis? KtTa Swiaituau, rrc
NVw B-rho. Much l'J, 1".
in
Tffm VC 01 I 1C OOaflll !
A 11 1
IVEW GOODS!
FROM miLAD. axd x.r.
new coons
NEW Goons
NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS
For the Sprinp; anil Ptimmnr.
For the Spring and Sumtnor.
For tlie Spring and Sunm?r.
For tlie Spriu ami Suiurusr.
Call and Sf.e.
Call and Ske.
Call and See.
Call and See.
Jno..II GoiMlraan, Market St.,lfvi3hg
J no 4 I.Cj' ood m a n, NI a rk e t S t. , L e w JilH rj
Jno.il.Goodnun, Market St., Lewiaburg
Jno. II.Goodman, Market St., Lew i3lur
LVAII kinds of brain bcughl for Cash.
r,() UDLS. Mackerel. Nn. 1 aaJ 2,
in naif aad whole barrel,. IWr hr
J'. II. UXIPHaS.
COD FISH for sale l.v
jn'o. rt. rioonv?f.
WHITE and Dlue Planter f..r sa'o
ty Ji't n. ciupmii.
S A L 1 ' 10 l,arreli and sai ks f,,r ?a:
K7 hj JNt. II. viO-jI-MW.
iT) f(C BUS. of O.lfS Watltt'J.
sJ mJJJ fv.v;
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Heal Estate.
FOR. PALE.
ii-jATEU moily in ihe Borougti oi tii
11 L'.M'tL) mostly in ihe Borough oi liar
Ueton. adjoining ihe village on ilieiwT.b
ana extending almost lis entire lensm, aaa-
' The ImprovemeDls are a good Frame
I Hon5, anJ Ban Barn WIlh a Tenant
, , . f , ,- m ..
House on the north end of the farm. 1
Apple urcnarc... one in lull oear.ng, lua
Orchard, one
vounger beginning lo bear.
Also. Hit Acres) of Timber Land,
situated in Hartley township.
For Terms, apply to
Maa. AGNES S. WTLSOX
rCB.'i-x of J. F. W.em. wef.
937m11 . OlM.i.minDUle, Tt.i i.i.,-t -
""OTICE is hereby given, that I will meet.
Onon the premises; on taturlay. ilie
-il ot Marrh, lsvr, anv persons iZeiriu i
Two Vacant Town Lots
AT I'TJBLIC SALE.
ONE on the comer of Second s'reel and
Cherry alley, opposite the resutenre ,.(
K. M. Musser; the o'her oo .onh t'i! n
street, furn.erly tcropied by the Christn.,
Church. These Lolswiil be exposed io J'ch
lic Sale, in front of the Riviere House, a: 3
o'clock P. M. of
Siliird'y, Mirch 21, 1SC3.
For particulars inquire of James Christie.
Dennis Phillips or Martin Hann. 4ys7
rUBLIC SALE.
TIIHE rfhdersigned. Administrator of lhe
I Estate of arah L. Van Ya zah. late of
, Bjffaloe township. Lnion ceontv. deceasert,
; ff . ' , ,..,.
will offer, at Public cale, on the premises, r-y
virtue of an order of Ihe Orphans' Court,
Sttutdtiy, the i l j'Mtn Ji, 1S63,
the following Real Es'ate to wil .
a good far:,
! i"ateri in uuiu.oe ...wnsntp, in said cnon-y.
"7 v i7 . "L . V .
i the X ll..au t . . kVr.iB.Mlh by hwd.1 W5.r
Sarah L. Vin Vl-i. drVii, nut or Md IttnaJioy tu tu
nd Ande-w ll.u.k. and wrt b lauda of John
DU "'"" n'Jnir.
ABOUT UNE HUNDRED ACRES
f i.n.l of tin i quality. a;i :ar-.i cpt about
j i;. ..-re,. The imiru.rui-nu ar. v ir.me
llwelimi; liouM. with ail tbe necee-ary li,liii.a - 5
j inii. A larenew BN& UAU.N. 1 "UDJ Oiel.ai.J '
I of choice r ru.t Tree.. Ac Ac. The f irm i, atleantaceon.
j It I'jctrd in one of til moat dcairabi localities ta bulf
' aloe alley.
Al the same time and place, a lot of Per
! sonal Property will be effered.
Sale of Personal Property lo commence at
10 o'clock A. M. of said day ; Real Estate wi.l
j be olftredatS o'clock P. Mwhea Term
vill be made known by
I J. F. VAN VALZAH,? , ...
Feb24 8. S. BRBER. JAdmra.
! FOR RENT.
STORE ROOM on Market street, Lewis
burg, belonging m Wm. Frick, now oca.
pied by Washingiwn Hutchison.
Also, Slore Koom i f Rev. Jacob Kcden.
baugh, and Uaguerrean Callery immedi.if.y
over said room, on Market sireet.
Inquire of jan26:i WM. JONES-
A Farm, Saw Kill, & Thater Land,
VLL adjoining, for sale on moderal term.
The Farm contains about one honored
and foriv (140) acres, all in cultivation, wilb.
goi.d iwo-storey irame xwriiing f"
i House and St. ne Barn. TI
ne raw .i.i.jl
has the Urge wa'er power of Peons Creek
with about SOO Acres ol 1 imher Land all
( ....... .- -
, l.,,nesmne To. I.ntnn Co.
Appiy io ai a ". nxei.i. eiiuin.
burg, lour miles from ie premise, or io
HUGH BELLAS. Stinbury.
FOR RENT.
rrtWO-STOREY Brick HOUSE and-
I LOT en North Fourth street. Jl I
March II. P. M1EI.LLK.
AdmiDistratdi's Kolite.
T7HEREAS. Lelters of AdmiuiMration to
the esUte of KEBI.tCA UAWS'i.V.
deceased, lateol Ihe bom'oi Lewisburg, I nion
eouuiy. have been granted lo the subscrirwr.
by the Register of said county, in doe lorm i
all persons indebied lo said estate are reone.
i j .,,,, n.t ih.. hnvmv eiai
j ,he same will pren shea duly
; .",-,..:.., ,u, .ettiemcoi. to
Ig L H. Co" nUH.l.4.'
LlwUburg, J. 1843 - -
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