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"THE UNION." establish in lSHVUoIe Ko-, 2.ll.
BY 0 N WOItUliiM AiNU J. It. UUlViM-iLiUJO.
A $1..0 per tear, always In Advance.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 18G3.
CHRONICLE," established in 1S43 Whole No.. 93Q.
nhlinnkd Ki wKtkiT-
f MesJav Morning & Friday Afternoon.!
it-Monday, Tuesday, aud Wednesday,
occur tha concluding exercises of the
Winter Session of the University at Lew-
i.burg. ,
ley-Water is let into the Union and
Tidewater Cnals will be in the Susfiue
Iranna Canal, this week business prom
ises to be brifk.
m A Union Lesau" has been formed
t Northumberland be first iu the coun -
y, with William L-igbow a. resident.
those Leagues no org.u.a. ,
torongh ... townsh.p.
B.Burnside's Army Corps which
includes the 51st and 45th l'a. Regiments
is moviog to the West, to aid Uosecrans.
llassenplug and Lieut. Foster took
the chance of paying fli"S vi,il bome-
. t- . I. n- 1 ..... n ma ntvn a letter
V. I u aQoiuci " " t
iroiu a boo oi 'ue iio ' p-
Lnwisburg
Urinocrati;
Will was brought up in the
faith, but like all Liuion
men he loathes aud despises the sneak
ing treason, wbicn seais iuo u.ui ...
ikimocracy to serve Jiff. Davis in. He
reels .ndknows that anything which aids
to tie the bands of the Government, now,
encourages the Kebels.
Young Democrats of Union county .
read what an intelligent one of your oum -
... . i .1 - ..i
ter, who is risking his life m tbe tace oi
me enemy, tuiuss oi j-ui n..-,
re trying to u.te enemies o. ,ue ue.i
Government under Heaven J lou re
now takinc your position in lite oe sure
o lake it on the side of Liberty and lw,
and not on the side of Slavery and Se
dition.
UtrL. W. At spsch's Singing Class tredencksburg from tbe corps, to rcin
rill cie a second Concert no Friday Eve- j force Gen. l'ope at Culpepper ; there
nine, April
in the Lutheran Church,
Jliftlinbutg.
sjaTHear in Mind the following patri
otic appeal of the Indiana Army officers
all Democrats in their recent addreas to
tbe people of their State :
i,,,,,., ,e y
fWI I. F - ml C ...I. .- f.l Z AM
ft U .r.-.t;m.,blV trr,'lht f.NJLSTiHA-1 J engagement never yielding a foot.
lti.it oi-posiTHiN to the Aioiisistratios j It is indeed remarkable, but shows at tbe
' ''' AIL) CO.MKOUT to iie '. .ame time that the casualties of war are
KN KMV. ' 'J'rk ,tur f OHr not so dreadful aa may at first sight ap
cvuntry't peril, there m lU o road lo j j blf. jn prepr.iion ,n ,coonnt
and I'K ACE, 'hat u, to U a , q( Nj
lirmlu for our Government as tbe
Kebels are auainst it.
Coming Down Again.
A New York paper says tbe decline in .
. , 1..II tlirouKk th. li-a4.
gold continues to smash the merchandise , fro.i wo., u. uoitiaaa, atcaiadan, prfi i, '02, can
and Secesh speculators, and many fortunes J '' TRASsrEBReD '
kavit faded away in a day. Cotton goods ; ihnaB.nfcr, oet. a. m v.s. intt.
" ' 1 m Vr 1 11 ' U rar. do do do do
bare declined 25 per cent lea is on lUiiirurjKii.ni do do do do
, - Joba Stitar do do do do
cents, and otber groceries also are lauiug 1
Cotton could not be sold to-day lo any :
extent above 55 cents. Indeed .11 pro-1
due. and merchandiae markeU are at a
atand, waiting the turn of gold. Just the j
....... It.;, of I ho Richmond market. 1
,c 1 1 ... !
where prices are advancing rapidly,
measured by depreciated Rebel currency.
baguerreotyplng.
Capt. Thomas G. Obwio published in
The Cuvalier, at Yotktown, Va., a grapbie
aketch of bis Twelve Dajs'-Furlough at
fconie, in which be makes tbe following
interesting notice:
rhotographs are all the rase, aid pholo
rranh albums introduced duimg the war
are found as plenty as llibles, and as dearly '
loved, and at much studied. Of course the
favoril. Generals and every oiaiden even i
ha, her favon-e-occupy ihe nr,t pages,
ext in Ihe index conies the absent soldier- j
husband, faiher, brother or lover. The pho.
Inpraph of one wh has luckily escaped Keb-
1 bnlleis and Southern swamp fevers is a
coveied prize by his friends. e)o we had lo
visit the artist and stand up lo be "laken."
It was not very hard to do.bul 1 ihmk il would i
liave been more agreeable lo have"slood op" j
lo uke . K. L. Mowiy, the artist, nn-1
-dersiands his business lo perleclion. His
work is aot excelled by the famous ciiy artists
Brady and others. His customers come
from far and near, the rich and poear. A
soldiers wife was there with two liule boys,
iving. prattling cherubs. She had traveled
through Ihe cold, keen storm all day to gel
htr trio herself aud her two boys photo
graphed lo send to her soldier husband in the
Union ranks in South Carolina. She was
poor, but she had fifty cents to pay for one
picture to end to her absent huban '. And,
. how proud and happy she looked when the
picture was finished, aud the object of many
days hopes accomplished. That piclure, the
aoiuier s wife and her two eherob oos. nas
a place in the memories of my twrlrt day
"w which could not be better filled by a !
yuewn.a Prince. or a King's palace and throne.
What . devoted wife aad mother ! She saves
of her scanty earnings and suffers the bitter
cold a whole day and far into Ibe night o.
her retnra to her humble home, all lor the
love of her husband. How happy must be that
husband when he receives that photograph !
He will know that he is still loved, tbat anx
ious brans are beating fur him, and that there
is aa endless prayer and a constant, long.
weary vigil for his safe reiurn. How strong j
la. .11 I.. .1 L... k. I L. . I
.heurerrdreareJ over U dunng the
ghu How earnestly he will strike lo end ,
-!.!,r.r' tnd for Prewe,ioB of ",0e !
distant object, of his manhood love. Thai !
VISIOB. too. Will nrnl.,1 him from all Ihi.v. .
temptations and vice .f ,hf camp. O, that
home influence, and woman's good influence
could be diffused in ihe hn r .... ,.
oar army and navy. It is ihe wantof this lhal !
maaes.sweaic and lail. In ihe materials of war
we have an abundance. Una ..L..... .
army, a government and nation, exists in the
antof mnral power. Virtae.intelligence and
religion must triumph over slavery, ignorance
and si. before we can be truly a free and
"PPy people. Every oae can do his or her
?n to help establish such an empire of good.
's iip.m earth. It ns hope and piav and
1 ' ww tor the realualiou ol such a
I orious dream of h. f c.
j
' 1IARRISBU..G CORRESPONDENCE,
Tllt'RSI.AY. March 26.
ras engaged in passing
1 be House was encaged in passing 1
; series of bawk-and-buzz ird resolutions on
the State of the Nation They would
I ,
occ ny a column of your paper, and can bo
umjc 10 menu auyuiug ur uwi-uiug,
suit customers. Uoo nr two loyal amena-
mei.dments were adopted, and the job was
finiobed by the call of I'revioi Question.
Fin DAY, Ma:cb 2.
Afflictions spare not men of any
. c,.mte or condition in life. Senator Pen-
nc. jg ,hcnt it is stated, lo follow to the
( grave toe noay o, . nroiuer uu
, day
g" P learning i
beloved sister. Senator Kinsey left for
home iuot the best of health. Saturday,
n estimable Officer, Mr. Work, is eon
f .. i ii . i
nueu to n.s nea. .uus, uu ever,
hand, decay and death stamp their
'
rr l I . 1 1 111 f
, iiieuaceaoie impress upuu iuc vmiuicu oi ;
, rueo even wucn las on mis lair nun in-
! ,pjrjng jy) tue birds resume their loug
bed songs and the face of the earth is
i nnttini. nn her beauteous robes of livin?
. l a o
; green.
j crM)n4i of tb. sur chronk-ia.,
: A Retrospect 0f Co, E)t 5lst p. V.
M mvpobt News, March 1, '03.
Captain Hansen plug ha. furnished mo
, with t(jd requestej m( ,0 forw,rd to jou
, .b() fuIiowiDg atatemeDt in regard to the
j CaMUi,iegj i8S ,0j present state of bis j
; company,
It presents tbe remarkable
, Uc,. ,hat be dled nf dlgeMe ,nd
. but ftfW baTe bcen Mci tnd t tbe
; . throu2h a campaign such as no
: egiincot or company has to record. In
a moveable corps, making the well koown
campaign in North Carolina ; detached at
pushed in advance, covering his retreat to
Waabiogton in such a maoi er as will ever
ri fleet glory upon their commander, Gen.
lit no ; rj lining their eorps at Washing
ton; pushed through Maryland without
rest; again eeut out toward Gordonsville
I as a feint; for three days covering the
movement to Froderieksburg-in
return io Newport again.
KILLED.
rrft. Iwl G. Titus. ounSod at fidrrWuibrf, Dm.
i,., it-ij.a.7,:i-im.uuid.
mu ui.j nn at cuiia apni w,'2, ani,t
Urury do do do
i?K3' t
4s
do
XzrZT 1 Z t
fc o fc . fc .
llwaH llmfma do do do do
Vl.m llanorlaua do 17 '2 id
Hilhamorwifr io do do do
John rtit do do do do
Jvrrmisiti HaulVr do do do do
W il-on FiaDtsj-r, trsnferred to Baod and disKliarKod.
Javtoekf Uauo do do do SO
MSrriARdFD.
rVnrt C. Tl. Trainer. D-C'M,JinLnUynrwssTdi diWl.
rrtrala hxratxrl MnrrM do '.'4, in
l. H-nner, J. 10, 6Z. DiMlitT.
do
Herrrblll H. Harris March 31 do
llenree Hark. May 21 do
Samuel r. Sbearar do 24 do
H.nry llutchtnaoa Juua 17, ' do
rVtliimou Knicla I lee. S, do
Jeremiah Aike Pec. 24 do
iMiaeCnlby do do
Thorns. I.inaehv Pee. S. do
do
do
do
da
do
do
do
do
do
do
corp. Jamas Laker F.b. at, do do 13
do
t'harie. Wnodaard l b. V,, Vli
jbo fjonipany haviog received thirteen
.-. . t. 1 n . igco
reeruits in September and October, 18C2,
two of whom deserted,
RECAriTULATIOK.
nrlflnal aumbci ofoOlean aud bms, 90
Kwruiu, 13 1M
!frmi 2
i,,,,,. l.t
Iv-rtl, 2
Frearnt aomtwr,
The number of their wonnded is 13 :
erct J... I fteehohj, .p(. ij, Sooth Mountain arm.
Corp. Levi Anna on do do do do
I'rirate Jiaieph K. Mall do do do hip.
Frret. Ueorae C. Outeliua, Sept. 17, Antiel.m arm.
Orp. fleorae footo do do bead,
do Jamas V. Cornellul do do arm.
Pneate Jackson M r'aditen, do do lea.
do Charles Woodward do do .Ida.
do Charles Leila, lire. 13,'02, Vndarirk.bunr, lf .
do Cyrus A. Katon do do .tomacb. I
do J.me. Kelly do do breaat .
do Hubert h. irvtn, Apni t-, -92. Camdn, arm.
do John sutler do do do baud.
The original roll yon bare published
before.
Yon must remember that many brave
boys esosped unscathed. Tbe officers,
n a IT ...I... II I....
"I " f f .
gained an enviable reputation for eool and
daring bravery.
Since making these recapitulations, I
have often been reminded of the remark
we often bear, tbat it is wonder to
many escape. Tbe result of experiment
made in firing may be interesting. These
were made nnder tbe most favorable cir-
cutnstaDces the trronnd level, the arms
f . P ' - fcwt
Let hundred shots from good musket
barrel, fixed in a proving-vise, be fired at
. . . , . . r ,. , . .
EOS IUO UlSianeO OI UUOUrU
yards ; one half will strike in a eircle of
25 to 27 inches, and all the shots within
Circle of 4 feet in diameter,
A hundred
s'lota at 150 yards wiH generally lodge
' b J
half the balls io about 4 J feet in diameter,
aod all in eleven feet. A hundred shots
at 200 yards, pnt generally one half into
a target of 8 or 9 feet diameter, and all
within 22 to 24 feet. From eirwrimente
made by firing from the ahnwldor, it msjr
be c.lculaud that very good maiksm.n, j
njy. tw yrjB hit "
e.r, nlnnr ah.it i.nt tha neilin.ru nwoe
age of soldier, will retire from 3 to 5
shots to hit a man ; at 150 yards, it will
ciiuto u uii m una . ai itiu luua. I. will
... ' ' .
take nine shots to hit a man ; and 20 at
2t)0 vards. Let a tarm-l (1 (Wt hi h ami
j r- ri -
of , ieug,h wprc,ol.ti
at a distance of 100 vards. and let 100
. mcB in fir- t mjn tMag
. . f . .
; snft ground ; they will put in, if steady,
! Til) halls, nr 7!) nn oopn anil hard crnnnil.
. . . .,,,. Kn.i.
ing of the ball.
if Ik. k..ll..is Im
; ha,f woulJ bu
f other bal woulJ
i between them ; and of the 'hot. taking
effect, many would inflict but slight
j W0UnJ Al lso 5tis 33 woud bu (he
target ; at '200, but 20. Canister bare
still less accuracy. Of US canister, but
, -Q hi, guch , 5 hu
i .. .j.r.i.. ; u L:.
' IU1' U1CU , aUU Ol IUE UU BUIUC WUUIU UlS
D ' '
same men there would not be 35
.., . . , , . .
i separate men hit ; and at 200 yards, the
: efficiency would be one third less than at
100. liut I can't pursue this. One of
the most interesting reports iu this respect,
is that of ueu. lljsecraus, at the battle of
Murfrecsboro. J. M. L.
From a Union County Democratic Lad.
ICorrertj.iQO'ivDc 0f tlw tar t Chronicle.)
ltrcli 6,lui.
Tbere is no lumber to be had at ibis
plaee, and consequently many of our poor
: fellows were buried with only their blan-
ka ,henj- Wnl u CorD.,iui
(of jwu fornlerly of Lewisburc) is
, now eni?ai!ed to furnish euffiua. It always
i - '
j does ma good when I come across a Lew-
; isburger. Tbe health of this army is
( good, and those in the hospitals are fast
improving.
I procured a pass this morning for Cor
nclius and myself, to go to tbe battle field
which is four miles distant. My Colonel
let me take his horses, and, in all, we
had a very pleasant time. Tbe ground
on
hicb Wednesday's battle was fought
J was awful. The light underbrush looks
j as though it bad been mowed. There was
uarui, . u.u uioro ur
bullet, in tbem In one tree we counted
I J I a L .. a. I a I 1 I
twenty-one bullet boles, and trees that
were two feet through were shot entirely
off. It was a bard fizht, and I am not
anxious to get into another like iL But
a ..u w.i.iug s u m, u., wucukici 1 1 00natitnted a.thoritics. We must in.ti
am called upon. I ute ,es,. Bnd we eooceiTe of no
i ne soldiers oi mis aep.riraenlen..stea!better lbn ,he formition of Unjon
' . , ,,. i.i,.i; .J ...
j to put down this Kebollioo, and we are
going to do our share, or die in tbe at
tempt We have tbe best fighting men
: . t : s ai- i. i i:a.l !
m iue r,.0o ... u.oa we o. - i.i.io
sue uess ucnci.i. no uavo an tuo vuuu-
deuce in tbe world in him. He is none of
your Vallandigham Democrats, if he is an
Obioan. No such men are scarce in this
part of the world, i wonder if the trai
tors of tbe North think that we are going
to propose quietly, to let tbem help dig
our graves 1 I think that it .s enough to , v Ma timt e j nf)f ,ia3 becn destroyed jy our block
have traitors at the South, without having . . . . I ajers.
tbem at home. Shame on tbo man, tbat
. . . j . I .t... i: : - .l-
t,er. a wurU trea.u,., su.s . .
Norib s I tell you, such men would bo
I tell you, such men
handled pretty rough if they were down
here, for old Hose's boys bate them worso
than tbey do the Kebels of the South.
Tbey all ought to be hung as high as Ha
inan, and I would like to put tbe rope
around some of their nec:. If you know
any of the Copperheads that would like to
join old Jeff.'s band, just send them down
here, and Gen. Uosecrans will give thorn
a pass to enter their lines.
Tbe srmy here is more lively than it
has becn for some time. The roads are !
very bad, aod we have a great deal of wet
weather. But as soon as the weather gels
settled, this army will move. Then you
ean look out for a fight, or a foot race.
Gen. Rosecrans is not tbe man to move
so large an army for nothing, if he can
help it 9
The 78th Pa., and the Mich. 11th are
Prnanat Guards at this nlace. We ara
r
havioff Drettv eood times, quartered in
tbe vacated houses around town. But
there are not many vacant houses at
preseot. They are filled with Refugees
and Negroes. Tbere are about eight
hundred of the former here, nearly all
conscripts. And of tbe oontrabands there
are more of them than you ean shake a
stick at They take advantage of Lin
coln's Proclamation.
Ami that Proclamation it hurtinj the
Rebi torse (Ann any fit'iy tlse that tee
could have done to them. Thru won't
have any one to raise corn for them.
Please remember me to all that enquire
for me. Yours Truly,
William C. Iddinos,
of 1 1 tb Keg. M icb. loft.
IAdiom Regiment took a oon.piruou. and honorable
part in that aerts. of Sxhlavsnd t. Stouxbtoa reported
3 killed. 7n wnanded, aod 31 missing a loaa af US ia
raltwed KenimenU
Correspond.aee of the Star A Cbroalfle.
Ooviassirsrr lloamst k tsi !,
Waabuusmt, C March 30, Hi.
A hospital for tbe Insane, is a little
world within itself: a little planet, ihe
superintendent tbe sun, aronnd which it
revolves.
Your correspondent's visit to the Lu
natic Asylum, Harrisburg, Nareh 5, was
ti ww-. 1 aui always le.dy
I devour with eagerness anything that is
' aoM .ith ..,,,l i tl..t mo.lr-1 nf an insti-
tu.ion. Dr. Curwcn is endowed with .
spirit particularly fitted to superintend
num. fieri luisim I y uucu iu eiiot-iiu.i ua
. .. ... ... . .
j that "Monument of the wise liberality of
! tha nroole nf l'ennsvlvauia :" he is ado-
"
1 1 j r
Tremble
not. then, when you arc under tbo paiufui
ncc.fsits of uking , dl.tr fricD(1 ,bere .
; ,.:,.,'. c,)tufort is lha ioctot, c,)n.
. slant study. I speak cot as one who
would siDlP a little son?, to be heard Only.
' h.. .n.t .. nnn .h ..
Tli. aitn.lifin nf ll.ia Kllllilini. in Il.h
nf r moro gran(J ,D(,
, ( Urrill
! ,o- stand and g.xo upon a aeener, unsur-
j ps d ; a voice low and sweet, comes
wnisperiog to our eirs "telling of beauty,
of purity, and of God." Ah !
sweet
' teachers are such seeues. communing with
M(J bMrtg wjlhin tho8e ghomj
! .n. .i. t .i. ..... ..i
WB1I3. lUIIIUS tUCUl VI IUC KIGIiUVM IU1I
' c r
1 grandness of the Creator of all.
. . . e,,- j . -
i designated by tbe wood of
hicb it is
made- furniture even to tbe lookiog-
. . . i.i
glass frames, is made of tbe same wood,
varnished and highly polished; floors are
all oiled, wbieb saves an amount of labor,
Tbe three front wards are calculated to
hold comfortably bat two patients each :
each ward in length is probably one hun
dred and twenty feet; Step with me to
t I fit M nftirpr.A f will tint vnn find
! ,;, hr .,:K: r .h..M ih;V
i ... j j
; o
: . . i j :u ... , ,L s
. aitu iluliiu, wiiu gii, luu tuD aiuciivsu
eagle.
LlNDA.
rs Till ITIl A OHaOSlCLX.
Union Leagues.
Gen. Hallcck, in bis address to Gen.
Rosecrans, giving him instructions how to
treat tbe loyal and disloyal who are or
... , . . . - -. -.
may come within the sphere of bis mtliti -
J
ry authority, says : "A broal line of dis-
,. k. j r.:..j.
ttoction must bo drawn between friends
. ,. , , . ,
and enemies tbe loyal and disloyal.
j ,. . . , . or cn ,
; grolmtcr necessity for the drawio of "!nDt'' lBeJ MW 108 anthoriliea were in
1 brM(j ,ioe nf distioot'lon between The loyal j Mrncst bat BhrDk from ,he 0?ert ct
J
nd di,loyal," here in the North 1 We
. thjnk ht h tim hl. come in which
there is an imperative necessity for us to
know who are tb. frieods of lb. Govern
m.nl anil atha mrm tta ancmina. Ita sne.
miw who f,c:iou.,
Lesgues. Tbe Bible tells ns that once, , resolutions denouncing the utter iricked
when a rebel faction arose among tbe j ness of tbe Rebellion, and affirming the
children of Israel, Mosos instituted a test ; paramount duty of sustaining the Gov
: .b. Q Q)i Ae
by proclaiming to tbem that whoever was
on tbe Lord's sida should make it koown
by coming over to him.
Some of the friends of the Government
apply the epithet "Copperhead" to those
who, under tbe mask of loyalty, are de-
cteving tbe people, and doiog
r.,,.1.
epithet, as applied to them. But content -
, f Unioo ,
! . ... . .
we have been led to see in those persons,
some striking characteristics of the creature
whose name is applied to them. But, if
now, "a broad line of distinction be drawn,
then tbat condition of things which gave
rise to tb'S epithet Will Cease tO exist
, , , L'l-. .
then tbey can no longer exhibit the char-
...... . .
actenstics or tbe venomous creature whose
name tbey bear. A soldier in the army,
writing to a friend here in the North,
says : "Drive ibem South, or hang them
they should not eewape. If tbey were
South, waeonlil whin them and lha Rebels'
Vw-..
army sooner, by far, than bavmg tbem .
. i - T . L. j: : L ... '
luiue isunu, uisuouragiug uiuu wuu, ...
now in the field fitfhtioe for their country." .
OB
Let us then tbe truly loyal, of all former ,
...... I
parties unite as one man, (discarding all
. 'v
Other OOOSlderatlOUS,) npon the platform
of loyalty to the Government in its mca
sures to crush out this Rebellion to crush
it out in the shortest lime possible, and by
tbe most effectual means in its power,
llartleton, March 28, 1863. W.G.
Evert Wobd Tbub. Senator Wright
of Indiana, in a recent speech at Cincin
nati, defined Democracy of tbe present day
as follows :
"Much has been said about the De
mocracy. Wben be was told tbst a man
was" a Democrat, be wanted to know what
kind of a Democrat he was. His Democ
racy told him to Hand by tbe Government.
Tbere were two kinds of Democrats. Jef
ferson was a Democrat and Yice President
Aaron Burr was Democrat inside tbe
same organisation. Jackson was a demo
crat and Calhoun was a member of lha
same organization. Breckinridge was also
a Democrat The question now is, do you
follow Jefferson, Jackson and Douglas ? or
Burr, Calhoun and Breckinridge? No
man is a true Democrat who talks peaee
while there ia a rebel with gun in his
hands."
The French Mioister of Foreign Af
fairs hasreplied to Mr. Seward's last note.
He regrets our declination of tbe French
offer of mediation, and says that in future
f. : 1 1 l . ....,... .f .L.
francs will ixuibiu rpcii.a.ui vi sun
struggle. So that ends the French, inter
ventiun business. N
The Gold Gamblers have Vary nearly
gone under. j
j Keport of the President and Direc-
tOrS 01 J.10rifl8rn leuirai IV. K.
! The eighth annual report of .be North-
"U Un!ra' A f . 71P"7 ?" .J".
nann cnnminoti no inn vciikiiionr if.
, . . . . .. , . i
been submitted by the President, J. D.
Cameron Xbe ri!port ghowi, the ror t0
j 1.. - i.n.i,k. -...1 I....,.,..,;.,, .nr.i;,..
i'c iu ucaaiu j .uu 1 ... y ' " " r vMuuiiikin.
The treasurer's report shows that the
; gross earnings of the road during Ihe past
year to nave neon $i,.rv,uiu vi; ex
penses, $f.i93,2'J9 t3 ; net revenue,
$027,311 (ID. The revenue has been
appropriated as follows : To the payment
ot annual interest on fuuded debt, $:.0S,
4'JO ; balanee iuterest due Slate of Mary-
lnuJ, SllK.SliT 85; purchase of 9 fr. i ht
ugines $9 1 ,:t50-le.vng in the tre.s-
; , - "
Ty toZ S
j tended extenson to Canton, and expect to
j put the work under contract by the first
of April ensuing.
The freight npon the
i ro" D",nB . '"S"'J ncre.aeu, me
road
I 1 .a
. board, have found it necessary to put
down a double track for tbe accommoda
tion of the cars as far as the Relay House,
and contemplate its speedy eontiouaoce to
Glenrock Station, distance of forty-three
miles from tbe city of Baltimore. A
number of first class passenger ears hive
L . .L. ...J .L L
t uccu put upuu mo iwwi mil u.uvra UIT6
; bee for ,nd wiIl ,oon u
. read, for .e. The prospect now is that
this road will soon become what its friends
' have ever claimed for it, one of the leading
! ar,r'M of uefu'ns n prosperity to our
city.
The Northern Central road have com
pleted its connection with some of the
richest coal regions of the State, will at
once command an immense tonnage. An
increased travel is also passing over it
from the east, so that we can fairly con
gratulate the management, not only on its
pass success, but the still greater success
which tbe future operations of the road
will achieve.
Tbe ignorant and reckless persons in
Noble county, Ohio, who conspired to
resist the military authorities in the
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n 1 1 t:. ui UL'uriieis, lUli UIK.UI1CII Ui
i '
,u" PP". u .ore .ne sroop. seni
' t0 enforce law and order, without waiting
i , ' 6
to see the bayonet, and are now h ding
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I themselves. They talked ery defiantly
of crime they had contemplated. So it
will be elsewhero. It is a happy circum
stance that this speek of civil war in Ohio
has passed away without tbe shediog of a
drop of blood.
Copperhead Treason, though rampant
in the New Jersey Legislature, finds no
favor in the Methodist Church of that
State. The General Coference on Toes
ft i u ho . vnt. . l no . .i
ernment at all hazards.
Tuesday Homing's News.
Terrific cannonalins was heard offi
Charleston, by a passing vessel, on the
night ol the 21th inst., supposed toi
bC an encasement between our iron !
Ciads anil Fort Sumter. A power -
tul Antrln-rnlipl vpsar-l. tlin f fnnnnn-
! The IK-antlful Riser of Death.
The River ot Death i. a beautiful .tream :
lu water, flow ealuilr it, .ilrerr gleam
Kxeel, Ihe bripht irate of tbe.uo.
And tliia i. the ..nn that welcome tha throngx
H aoler in, faithful .errant.; well dona."
The Hirer of Death 1, a boped-fnr .tream :
To the pure, il. water, most musieal aeem.
Hut flowlnir to bear them to Ood ;
Where iriililen oars dash, with a tremulous plash.
And Ireighted barks flitte tram tbe Mid.
' The River of Dealh I. a bepeit .r stream.
Whni water. .mua fma Life", turliulcnt stream,
I An.ibe.rtotheherennrret:
I Where soft winil. that blow no wearlnen know.
K.er kissing the wing, of ibe uiest,
' Th. itir-r nf rv.ih i. a ion?e.i f..r stream
j rTaSt1'
rSitW
1 Th, RiTofn,hi,.,,,,-,tr
, "IT "' P-rm.nenl beam:
w urrr iHieH-nfefxi ail I WpDiJ. Where doubt I
l and tears,
ZSZST
Th,Riwor ,,, ,.nfcwt,,.m.
" !" tu i io to red-em
The .weel treasure, lust in the fast:
n that dead the tear, that w.n ibsd
tor the weary aoui., retlng at last
A
.Titian tone, from wine are breathing:
ffracraat immortals the angels are wreathing
Mo sorrow no care; Ihe Beautiful there
Love blending with love evermore.
PUIJIalC SAL.ES,
Advertised in the "Chronicle" or Bills at this offlca.
asr.30A3l-wrrchaailze.P A.Doafhower.lenlsbarg
aprll I Personal Proper!) ri'.faeaskerllnc.Lewlsbg
April l-Han-rhol (.no, of Mrs. Hart LMahasu,
def 'd. Lrnlshurs; al I a'rlaca.
Ap.T-Harkuld FarallBre,Jas.l'hrlsllrJerakharK
VKVIICK NOTES S.r sale at the "Chn.ue-le" elSra.
CorrtcteM Weekly
Wheat $1,35 Eggs !.. f 14
Rye 85 Tallow 10
Corn, old 75 Lard 10
Oats 60 Pork 5J
Flaxseed 2,50 Clover seed 4,50
Dried Apples. S 1,00 Wool 40 to50
Firkinliutter 12 Potatoes G2
Fresh Butter... 20 Sides & Shoulder 8
Rags 4, 5, .nd G Kibs & Shoulder 6
Country Soap 4 & 6 Ham 11
IVIABRIEOa
Ta MUtnn. on the 24th inxL. bv Raw. rt. Wataon. Dr.
II ;. 8TKDMAN, AMintant Htircbn fa the K7tb Rrff'l
Fa. olsad Muu J liJA, oattghtcr of Joaeiih itonudt
In East BulT.loe. SMb last. SAUfl, nnWARD.ena
of Henry aud CaUiarlna oujroVr, aced 1 jaar, ssoalus
and 10 days.
In New Celnmbia, on the tftth Inet, gCsAS, infant
dau.hter of Kobert and Lorretia Currev.
IOUND Recenily, between Lewisburg
i and Buftjloe X Koads. a small black
l iiR TPHI.Iil flie-le.il. wmch Ihe owner u
have t-y caiim.-at ihi ..nice, auihennrdimg.
aod paying foi tuis ddv't. M.ich 31
J
t LL Collectors knowing themselves
&?;?0l ."he" .nth".'!
! ne- by May Court at furthest. All Collrc-
- 1.1 j , n . l .
im win iminraiaieiy procera ami coueci ine
War Tax, as the bounties to nay the volun
teers In till up the old regiments must be pmii
xni for support of the families. The War
Tax is now legalred and apprared by the
Governor. Mari: J. A. M EKTZ, Trea.
MILLINERY AIQD STRAW GOODS!
'aJl 'av ,ne P'raar' of infornung
Vk5l 'ou ll'al w rf ulUr prepared to oflVr,
ai 7ur Old Stand Pius. IUJ, 10 &. 107 .orih
XE(,'I).U St.. I'HII.AU'A. a well selected
stoekof .Millinery and St raw C.ood
in everj variety, oi inr wie inrfiriMiwrij(
and ol the newestand moat laUnonaWe Myle.
OVU STRAW UEVAUTUKST
will comprise every variety of Uonnets, His
and Triminibs to be found in that line, of the
latest and most approved shapes and styles.
Soliciting an early call, 1 remain
Yours, Respectfully. II. WARD.
I'hilad., Maruh 16, 18M4
ESTABLISH EI, 17GO.
PETER L0RILLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer,
14 fc 18 CHAMBERS ST.,
(Vormarlj Ai Chamber. ,trtt Sw fork,)
WOULD ca'l ihe aitention of Dealers to
lo the articles of his mauutaciure,vix :
BU0 5 SMrr,
Macstioy, lnain,,
! B.ppsa. Vure Virginia,
lluar-a Knap, acbiturb,
AaMflran Uvntlcfnan, Coiwbaagaa.
mum suit.
Scotch, llva; Ifes- Seoun,
High Toart Srotth, r.h Uvavj IM Scotch,
lri.u lliga 1'ua.tor LauUfuv&. .rata feuleb.
tfirAUtntum u catlfd tm tht laryt ntluctum la prvm 9
'inc Cta I MKII UHti AWAliy iUMMCua, wAw& astf Im
Ton tiro.
wcisu. ris s cbi i.u.ixa. svoiisb.
Ua i, P. A. 1... or piaia, 8. Jaax,
Biv. 1, CafiiJiFi,urd.wt, liaaui.a,
Sn. a, bamft Sovntva Oruaoco, l.bairr,
SitM.l A3 mx't, lia lil Car eailitb. T.ki.a.
4iranulauil.
i. U. A circular of prices wi!l be sen ton
application. March 16, '6:tyl
BOROUGH OliJJINANCliS.
T.rUr:REA.s, on the 1st day of March.
IHM, the Burgess and Town Council
of the Uoroujh of Lewisburg passed an Or
dinance directing that tbe pavements on Ihe
, - , -- .
I ten feet fromihe buihlineline tothecurb.and
i .! r P.fth irct. ha nf lha ariitrh nf
by lhe nme ltd,atace required the same to
' be made one square north acd cue square
... ,
i0?,h ,rom fet itreet, now,
Be it further enacted by ihe authority of the
same. That Ihe owners of property along lhe
east side of said street south of Market shall
make their pavements in pursuance of said
ordinance, and the same are hereby required
to be made south from Market street lo SL
Catharine's street; the same to be completed
on or before the IHih day of May, A. D. 18W.
SAM I. H. OKWUi, Burgess.
WM.iONKS,ToaChwk. IXarcB 2, 'OS
"ITTHEREAS, it has been deemed expedi-
em. bv the Chief Barress and Town
I Couucil of the Borough ol Lewisburg, to
aoopt a aiaereni lorrn oi proceeding, so as to
change the manner of conducting ibe affairs
of the said Borough with a view lo better ihe
financial condition, and to insure a more safe
and convenient mode of transacting busiaess,
Ac., therefore.
Be it resolved by the Burgess and Tow.
Council of the Boroush of Lewisburg, and
il is hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, 1st, That the Offices of the Board
(to wit: Town Clerk and Borough Treasurer)
shall not be held by one person.
2d. That the Collectors of the Road and
i roor T" of ,hf sail Br"u8 DO allowed.
--;
ever except said orders are issued by direc-
! tion of the Council, signed by lhe Burgess.
ana attested oy ine iiera,
3d, That all orders issued by the Street
Commissioners and also by the Overseers of
the Poor, be presented, by the holders thereof,
to the Town Council for approval, and there
upon a borough order, properly aiiested, be
issued to the said bolder for said amount, and
the Street or Poor orders be charged lo the
proper oiKcer, to be accounted lor in his
settlement wiih said Borough.
4ih, That this act is to take effect, and go
into operation, al the time of the organization
and election of the Officers of the said Town
Council for the ensuing year.
By order of the Council.
SML H. OR WIG, Burgess.
AtTssr: WM. JoNKS, Town Clark. VarehfSX
Furniture 1 Furniture ! !
Broke Out in a NewPIaoe!
BUREAUS,
from slO to 1 18.
FINE DRK.SS1XG BUREAUS,
from $Ju C h3l
SECRETARIES, DESKS, &c. &c,
dilfsTreot priece.
BEDSTEADS,
from 3 to $li (2u diilerent pattarn. and litest styles.
TABLES,
Bxtetva, 11 fret and upwania. Centra. Pier. Krirt. Ctjrd.
IHnlutc (twt SizeM), Breakfaat, antde of an kind of
Vuud tlvirrHt,but Walnut, UaboeTany aud Koaa
WthMl alaajrt on hand for the irada.
STANDS,
TepoT, W hat-Not, ISewiogp Ae. le,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, latest piltcrns'
CHAIRS,
CpytUtf?r-d, 1jrice Arm. Srwinc, Parlor Ch a1 .
va hand; atin, Caa iVat, Larife Kortt-r aii NtinM,
H intlfbor Chain, lance and awall Korkttrt. Table
and Children' Ctuir aiwaya oa bavm.
TO WE IAI A C KS.DO U G IITRA YS,
BOOK and SUOW CASES, Ac.
Furniture of my ttcn manvfictuie, insund
one year.
P. 8. I intend, in a short time, (as soon as
I ean gel up a fine Heare.) lo auen.t in lhe
UNDEKTAKI.NU BUSINESS I will keep
some twenty-live or more different sized Cof
fins, finished, and always ready on short no
nce, and will sell twenty per cent, cheaper
than has ever been done in Lewisburg. Call
and see before purrhasing elsewhere.
KEPAIRIMi done immediately.
CHAS. S. BELL, Ch,imtrhn'$ Mark.
Lewiahurx, rh. 34. ISM.
pHOTtXiRAFH ALBUMS,
for sal by
!""irT,
TO 7 AX COLLECTORS.
Furniture Establishment
FOR SALE.
rriHE undersigned, desirous of closing otx
I business in l,ewihura before ihe mit.
die ol April, otfera, at Private Sale, lUa tour,
outfit nf bis shop, consiMin( of
Tools, Furniture, &c, be,
at ff-rmer prires. He alsooifrrs a Sne Hrsrse.
March S. 03 SOLOMON YOL'JiQ.
rj'OTIIr: ASSESSORS. The Assessments
1 for IHfi.t will be ready for delivery about
llie I'uh of March. Please call ai the Com.
niissioners' OlHce aod receive ihrm.
A. KE.VVEDV. Clerk
LATEST NEWS!
JUST as we go to press, we received a dl.
patch staling that there would be a large
lot ot .
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Evergreens, Grape Vines, sgl-SK
ic. Ac, for sale at this place, in lha epriaa.
in a Xurtery tick tide of ih lKtr.
They will be brought from Ihe old La.ral
Rider Nursery, formerly belonging to Lewis
O. Hammer, but now to biiuu, wvii
Hcr, who have entered into a eo-panner-ship
l .rthe purpose of establishing a regular
uraery al this place. The old Laurel Kidga
Nursery is aitnaied in Adams Co ra., u a
well-established nursery, and contains aa
good a variety of trees as any ia the tfiat.of
Penn'a or new York. Mr. Mummer n.s hvt
maaidrrahla aspntcaet la tha Mm from aia jioatk.
Tfaa pabtie caa axpaet larc". w.U-Sirmed Tra... f LUa
btand hurt iiniia. rcnoa. hia Sa paiib.i.
ol Uii. rm. kwl ballar arod ia thir anlar. ana,
tbat wsaa hrtaatbekiadnderrd: but tb.fa will b.a
lrr broofal from tb. urM.ry in. a will ba awriaany
to all onlrr aad pon-'baatr. caa th.rrfcjr. an tb trwa
bi4(a bayiaa. il thj wi.b lo. W. aaaas a !tt 4 In.,
whlcb mm bar. aa baud ; but raa aot eaavaaiMi.ir
nsamt. tha different varMiea: but tha paUla vtia
Sad a ealaloaaa at tha Dim saTiof lawitula.
ppl trwa. stolo bleb, from is to ca.aaah .
Pnach, from to fcat bi.h. li to IS rta. aach
Stanilard fear, 3 to i ft bich. 40 to So eta. aaaB.
Paarf rar, 3 to " bi.h. 26 ta ctt. aaab.
Ch.rry. S to S Sa-t hif b, to 37 eta .ach.
I'luma. oa plnm utoesa. 4 ta twt bish, 40ata aa...
HeetarlnM. tiiuaeea. aad Apricota.ScU. aaah.
strap. Viae. 1'irU ta a t aach.
Curr.nu. 10 Sa Ijcti Mwb. Oooarbarrlaa. ISctS-aadh.
Mlaebberriea, Seaa. aara. ar T.ta. par ilea.
Ra.ptrrfcia. lo-t aaeb. ar SI per doaea.
atrawberrla. 'iaeta. per duaea. or 7 Seta, par haadrail.
Kaubarb, Mete, aach, tl pnao.au.
Ornamental traaa. rrnm 2Scta. ta $1 aaeh.
Krarara. liana, bnm Ocu. ta II nab.
BHELLER UUMMSK.
Uwlaftarf, Jaa. S, lt3.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MOXET TO BE
S ATED t
TOII.W aql lRES has just returned
from Philadelphia, with another la re.
lot of BOOTS AND SHOES
purchased at the lowest prices. Those la
want of Boots and Mboes, will find it to their
advantage to call and examine bis
large Stock of Ilome-lladc Work.
which for style and quality can not b. sur
passed in Union couniy or elsewhere.
Cents' fine Calf Boots $5 SO
Ladies fine Morocco, bigh heel I SO
A fine quality Balmoral Boots 1 74
Misses and Children's Shoes at very low
prices for Cash, at
jSsuVes' l it ion Boot and Shoe Store,
tVopposite the Bank.
Lewisburg, Jan. I, 1963
Peace Peace !
TrMR frlendi. and kind patrnet. from OTuatrr aad tea.
U WVve Sew boaaS for a a., nirr pr-eM aroataa.
Them ftlee voor attcDtioa. and pert of year cax
And an oar Vxj Uood and other fine tut.
We're IWmree aad Chall-a. and Satin IarbswtMx,
And ChemHrava and (vlnrhama. and Him Wool WftalaM
" 'it lnplin and Mohair, and PriaU lor roa all
Such aa S re guw'a aod Cocheeu'e-juat give iu a oalL
vT-'re MuaHnw and frutlnjcia rVnto !! to rail ft eaala
vYt'n Ptocklfir fnr ledlre and Half Uoee for Kwata;
Wa'ew Clothe at all prtrwe, tr J altera end coal a.
We've hradj-made Ctothlog aa cheep aati.tftokea.
WtVv Cane Itonf- am) Cone-ta, and Crinoline Jkrrtjaj
And Drnima and Cberkiasei for .rmw-ra aod hirta,
W'a 9hirt Front- aad Col Ian lor aiHi and for hej
We've tebaken for Indira, bat doa t deal ta loja.
We've (HKHothre and Carrk-ta to rarer to or fCsr.
Wrv ttmdfe Inr war windowa and Huff for yoajg ap
Wa'v Karktrfa aad Baketa anl KoMw-r- of liita
We've Sagara aad CokVe for PriiHta or Cams.
Wee Brvvhee and KHtre, all kind oft
So rail and txtmin. are baylna; elarwherot
Yoa'il (InH a oa Markt 'trwrtt rnrr of Iww
At SIlKtLKR a-OldStam. R. V.w. AHW tSMWHt
Lewieburiu April 9, teL
REMOVAL!
E.1
L. MOWRY has removed his Photav
craph rsilabllMbnivnt to ibw
New Builiiioe; on Market si reel, recently fe-
cupied by Dr. Burlan, OPPOSITE TH8
bA.sK, where he has nued np one ot Ik
Finest Galleries in the Country I
Having superior facilities aad a Ions
perienee, he is satisfied that his work can H
be beaten. Call and lest his workman"
Lawisburg, Aug 15
New Stand New Goods!
JOSEPH I. HAWN having taken tbe
J room under tbe Telesraph and Chn aiol.
olnces.rebitcd tbeiu,aad filled i. aa eaieasiv
vanciy of
Ilait, Cirpt, Gentlemen's Cloth'tig, At
Also . lartre and splendid stork of CI.OTH8
CA"MM ERKS.&c. which he will makmnmlm
iisarr.as he still continues the Tailorinc Bast,
ness. He is prepared to eieeut all work
entrusted to bis carr.lo the saiistaetica of thai
customer.
N. B. Cntiinw and RepairmgF doni
order. Lewisburg. April 10. lust
SAI0IFIF.K I SAPONIKIEK
L?"The FAMILY BOAP-.MAKBR.
All Kuchen Jreae can be made into good
SOAP by uinj SAI'OMrlKk.
tPirecuons accompanying each Bel
SOAP is as easily made with il, as making
cup of Colfee.
Manufactured only by lhe Patentee
Fcnn'a Salt Maiiufacturin: Cnmpanj,
Km- IK. Wal. at, rIUwEirl .
Feb l. leaS-vl
BLANKS
C. 'srejCK't'' d' '