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TuesJaj' Jlornins & Friday Afternoon.
I flioa County Fair
Watfaraiay to Friday, Oct. 7,1 aa4 9,
TnlON LettlTiie. The Lewisburg club
meets SATURDAY, May 3,1, at Independent
Hall. TURN OUT !
.wiyTbanks to Master Beo. F. Cornelias
of Nashville, Teoo., fur bomb-shell
which was picked up on the battle Geld of
Murfreesboro', having been fired by the
Rebels on the 31st of December.
STA correspondent of the Selinsgrove
Timet goea with Fred. Smith forre-aooex-
log Soyder to Union county, aoa idioks
that " half the votes of Lewisburg will be
given for a re-uuion "!
tcnMr. Hates is continued as Deputy
Superintendent of Common Schools.
Mr. Sleuker, Auditor General, and Mr.
Barr, Surveyor General, enter upon their
duties to-day. Mr. Slcnker has appointed
Samuel 8. Barton Esq. of LewUburg to a
clerkship.
aLieut. A. G. Tucker is home on t
furlough G eorge H arbeson,d iscbarged
oo account of wounds, is making bis way,
Tocal, to his borne in West Buffalo
Capt, J. B. Orwig's (originally Mover's)
Company will be discharged about tbe 6th
inst.
MaT-John Patterson, of Liverpool Corn
Market, is visiting Philadelphia, bearing
tbe tbanks of Lancashire for tbe gifts of
bread from America to the starving in
England. He says the hearts of the peo
ple of England are more and more with
the North, and agaiost Slavery, in this
conflict.
Tbe Panoramas of the Rebellion
exhibited in town this week, are much tbe
best specimens of painting wo bave ever
seen bere. Tbe artist, Harry H. Davis,
is a man who stands high in his profession,
and we beard bim spoken of very favora
bly in Harrisburg. He witnessed some
of the acts be has transferred to canvass.
cja.Pearson, Maynard, and other of our
ablest Judges, in recent charges to Grand
Juries, have enlarged npon the present
duties of good eitiiens to sustain the Gov
eminent, and enforce and respect its laws.
They thereby incur tbe displeasure of the
Copperheads, who bate to bear treason
denounced from tbe bench as well as from
the pulpit.
Bradt Tp. The old Hunter Mill (late
Hayes') was bought by John Bower, for
48650 The Taxes in the two Bradys
vary as follows :
Brady. Caton Co. Brady, Lee. Co
Coaaty T.I 1 mill on Um dollar. aiilli
uuTax S nulla da 4 do
Total 4 in
1 Bill la aim an a formor dafleiener.
If oar information is correct, Taxation is
more than twice as heavy in Lycoming
county than in Union. We pay 4 mills
on tbe dollar, aod they 10 mills.
a4Mr. Fnrness, in bis highly interest
ing lecture, noticed tbe faot that Adams'
Express Company has atowed away thous
ands of mis-directed boxes, or boxes ad
dressed to dead, noknown, or removed
persons, who eoulu not be found, or did
not know where the boxes were. It seems
to as articles for the soldiers generally
would be better distributed by a central
power like the U. S. Sanitary Commission.
sWSamuel Milleb (son of the late
Hugh Miller of Lewisburg) received a
ball in tbe forehead at tbe battle of Fred
ericksburg, and died instantly. He enlist
ed with the first Buek tails, under Col.
Kane, and, by all accounts, was one of
tbe bravest scouts in that famed and use
ful Regiment, who much lament bis death,
fter nearly two years of arduous service.
II is tall, thin form, and long, streaming
hair, made bim marked man on both
aides, and although going under another
name bis grave is eaid to bave been marked
by the enemy and may be identified.
M9We have never known a Fast Day
better observed than that of yesterday.
Prof. Bliss' sermon was principally npon
tho neglect of tba best and most intelli
gent of onr people to realize tba blessings
f good Government, thereby permitting
its mementoni intaneta to be whollv
controlled by tho moot corrupt, worthless,
nd unfitted of oar people. Many of
hose who vociferate most loudly for the
"Constitution" never perused that instru
ment, and my many of tbea aan not
read tbe very ballots they deposit The
sermon was listened to with the best
atteotion for over an hour, aod was,
TboagtMp,rtelMr: tkoogk rrntlo, aotdaU:
Strong, witbont rac ; wltboat ovafSowtnf, fall."
WThe "copperhead" badge takea off
one of the nominal organ grinders for tbe
Artjut, by a furlooghed soldier aod other
was taxea by another soldier to tbe
Army of the Potomae, where it is passed
around as a trophy from a home enemy.
Tbe despoiled editor sued bit assailants
before a Justice' jury, but the evidence as
to tbe affray was so conflicting that the
jury oonld sot igroe and was discharged.
The legal question arises whether tbe
unexchanged soldier who assisted in taking
i half Rebel badge, has Dot broken bis
(role with tbe ful: fledged Rebels 1
ITaee Xew AdverlisemcnU.
I
R. CORNELIUS.
ARMY NEWS.
JcyTbere are in the Union armies, as
is evident to all, downright traitors. We
do not doubt there are, also, good and true
soldiers, who still (from old associations or
misrepresentations) adhere to and vote for
modern "Democracy." Individuals and
occasionally a Company vote that way,
as they have legal right to do. There
is full liberty to vote as they eboose. Yet
we doubt not tbe overwhelming majority
of the soldiers loathe and detest the spirit
of tbe sham "Democratic" leaders. The
fou0wjOg j, , additional proof:
Camp, Co. C, 66ih Ree. Pa. Vol.
near Pratt's Landing, Va., A p. 21. $
Messrs. Worden it Cornelius Please find
enclosed $1:50. I have received the Stiu &
CaanmcLa almost one year. I have also been
taking the Argiu the ame length of time that
I have been taking your paper but I also
sent tbe Argus a year's fee and told him to
discontinue the paper, as there was too much
GipperkraH dnctiine in it to suit my princi
ples. Why, the greater part of my Company
blackguarded me for leading such a paper
as the Argun. But yoor paper is very well
liked by the boys ( my Company. You please
lo continue lo send me your paper for another
year. Yours truly, Uio. F.Gi'ixa.
One more illustration. John V. Miller,
one of the most respected volunteers from
Lewisburg, was ooe of onr most ardent
Democrat, and even enstained Mr.Hedges
after be bad voted against those Union
resolutions in Conference. On bis late
visit borne, Mr. Miller j lined our Uoion
League, and, being asked, said, the Army
resolutions against Copperheads were, as
be believed, the honest, earnest views of
tbe soldiers faeiog an armed foe.
tssTh lady writing to us from North
Western Calfornia, says : "Your Army
Letters continue to interest ns, and many
an item, nnnoticed by onr California
papers, we get in tbe Chronicle, which
comes regularly, now that tbe military
keep a weekly express running from this
valley oat into tbe world. We are having
a war of extermination against those wild
Indians who wont be civilized, whose out
rages bave caused the Governor to call
for volunteers. This will drive many of
the Indians into tbe Reservation. One
of oar squaws ia looking over my should
ers, and saya aha would like to leant to
write. I bave tbe satisfaction of having
taught the first one in these parts to read
some, to spin a little, and knit a good
deal Two san read small words, and it
improvee their talking wonderfully. What
a ridiculous idea to talk about a North
Westera Confederacy, and leaving New
England oat in tbe cold ! What are we
eomiog to, that men who advocate such
monstrous ideas are permitted to live and
addresa publio assemblies? How long
must we suffer defeat and disgrace 1 Wo
like Butler tbe bett of any General yet."
Corraapondeoei oT tba Star A Cbrooicla.
Near Vickeburg, Mai4h 30.
Oar camp ia located about 100 yards
from the mouth of tho famous eanal, and
in good view of tbe ill-fated city lying 4
miles doe east The canal, as far as com
pleted, ia 60 feet wide, 14 feet deep, la
miles in length, with 5 feet fall There
are now about ten feet of water in it, and
had tbe lower end been cleared of stumps
''nit trpa a.nrl been duo aumftientlv deen
-- i o
before the water bad been turned in, any
vessels could pass through. Dredge boats
bave been at work, but the Rebels shelled
them and they were compelled to atop.
If tbe canal would be a success, no vessel
but ironclads could get through, for,
opposite its termination, heavy batteries
are planted, and they have acquired ao I
correct range as to bo able to blow any
transport np, that might attempt to pass.
They bave also good range of oar camps,
and scarcely a day passes but they send
tome of tbeir toys over.
On the 10th inst., fire of the ironclads
and four mortar boats, accompanied with
500 infantry of onr brigade, stated on an
expedition to try effect a passage into the
Yaioo, above Hainea Bluff. Proceeded
about ten miles np the Yazoo, then
turned into Black bayou, a narrow bat
deep ttream, and tbeooe into Deer creek,
at the month of which tbe infantry was
landed and went into eamp, while the
gunboats proceeded np. The stream
became very narrow, aod nothing larger
than a skiff bad ever been teen on it.
Yoa may judge of the astonishment of
the people aeeing ear monster ironclads
moving through tbeir plantations, often
within two rods of their doors. It was
amusing tosee theoootrabauds : "Da Lor
hab merey ! Metta Linknm'i too smart
for tbo Sondernsl Bound to whip 'em
out," &o. Tbe gunboats moved about
twenty miles to Rolling Fork, where a
battery of 18 or 20 gnns was opened on
them, and a large force of infantry eome
rushing oat of tbe timber, as it waa thought,
to board tbe gunboata. Tbey were twept
with canister. Wa were then ordered up,
and before getting to the boats were fired
into by a body of Rebels in ambush killing
one aoo? wounding two. We returned it,
killiog tiz of tbem on the spot. They
felled trees across the stream, blockading
it, sod it became so narrow that it was
found impossible to proceed further and
tbe order was given to fall back. Tbe
gunboats bad to back fifteen miles before
tbey could turn. Tbe Rebels got in lw
rear, in order to ent off our retreat Ibsy
LEWISBURG,
then opened their battery, and wo bad
quite a spirited skirmish, bat 'they were
rented. We then cleared oat tbe obstruc
tions and moved on down, having been
gone twelve days and lost four killed aod
twelve wounded.
To day tbe weather is cool, but for the
last two weeks it was as warm as June in
Penn'a. Tbe woods are green, and peach
trees were in bloom three weeks ago.
There is considerable sickness among tbe
troops, owing to tbe atsgoated water
about our camps. Wii. Reed.
Another Union County Man, Out West.
Cornaponaaoea or tbe Star a Cbronicla.
Camp before Vickeburg, 1
Co. C, 13th 111. Vol., April 14 j
A few days ago, Wm. Reed, of Union
eounty, called npon me. I was surprised
to see him, as 1 supposed I was the only
man from that good old county in this
branch of the army. I could scarcely re
alize that nine or ten years had passed,
and I really was glad to see bim again.
I was ooe of tbe first to enlist in tbe
service of my country. It will be two.
years, tbe 24th of next month, since I
left my borne, and the dear ones there,
because I thought that duty called me.
Our regiment is the oldest ia service in
tbe army of the West.
He spent the first summer and winter
in and around Rolls, Missouri, marching
once to Springfi:ld under Gen. Fremont
then participated in tbe arduous expedi
tions under Gen. Cnrtii, through Arkan
sas to Helena on tho Mississippi last
Dee. joined the army of tbe Tennessee,
under Gen. Sherman waa in tbe unsuc
cessful expedition np tbe Yssoo in tbe
rear of Vicksburg assisted in eaptnring
7,000 Rebels at Arkansas Post and
sinee the 25th of Jan. has been again be
fore Vicksburg city, in ber traitorous
beauty, which, be hopes, will be oars be
fore another month passes by.
I am glad to see tbat yoa dislike the
faction styled "Copperheads." Tbey will
soon run tbeir course and I hope tbeir
days are few. Tbey should be pat
down, and made examples of. I bate
them more than I do tbe true traitors of
tbe South.
I have been gone from yonr eonnty so
long, that I may have been forgotten,
though I hope not, and it may be my let
ter will be read with interest by soma
whom I bave not forgotteo. And now,
with all my best wishes for tbe Pennsyl
vania soldiers, and the brave Illinois, I
will bid yoa adieu.
Charlie C. Wilson.
Upton's Hill, April 13.
I am alowly recovering from an attack
of bilious fever. Yesterday a eitixen came
from Falls Church to get me to attend
a funeral, atating that tbe people bad
been waiting three hours. I ordered my
horse, but could with difficulty mount
him ; found tbe house, and a large con
gregation, and though hardly able to
ataod, managed to get through. In the
afternoon, held service in camp to quite a
good congregation. I bave no desire to
leave my Regiment, as I bave more in
fluence on the men tban I bad at first,
and bope I may do some good. Besides,
I should like to be with tbe boys when
our colors are planted on the Rebel capi
tal. A. J. FuBMA,Cbap.7th P.R.C.
n&Dr. George Lots has been detailed
by order of Gen. Biroey to the cbargo of
tbe Hospital of 1st division, 3d Corps, at
Potomae Creek Bridge, Va. (via Wash
ington, D.C.)
Hot Pleated with the Connecticut Elertlea.
The "Peace" Democrata hoped to carry
Connecticut with their favorite Seymour,
(who has been Governor heretofore,) and
were never so disappointed. It seems by
tbe following, from a Richmond Dispatch,
tbat tbe Rebels, also, don't like it :
"The Connecticut election bas gone
against the Democrats Tbe importance
of this defeat ean not well be exaggerated,
for, if the result had been otherwise, the
Northwest would have riien,the Peace party
would have litem organized on a permanent
basis, the next meeting of Congress would
have bee followed by a summary abroga
tion of the imperial powers bestowed upon
Lincoln by the Abolition Congress just
ended, and a cessation of hostilities might
have been eocfideotly looked for at or
before tbe elose of tbe present year.
Tbe Rebels are so near exhausted that
"a cessation of hostilities" is now the only
hope they have. Conld tbey get Govern
ment to recall all ita forces, give np all it
bas recovered, and thus save the Rebels
time to recruit, raise crops, and import all
tho arms aod munitions from Europe they
need, the Rebels hoped (in tbe midst of a
Presidential canvass) to secure Secessia as
an independent power, or to make Slavery
tbe ratios element in tbe old Union. This
was their 'hope,' which cruel Connecticut
baa blasted, and tho Rebels have either to
eonqaer or be conquered.
To thb Press or thi State. We
ask it as a great favor that the press of tbe
8tate, annoanoe through . their eolamns,
thai tbs Huntingdon "Globe," the first
Dooglets paper in the State, bas been
read ont of the bogus Democratic party for
Ming guilty of eopportiog tba a Jir.ioiatra
tioa and the government, and for rfasing
to endorse the Vallandighsm & Ci. Dem
ooracv Huntingdon Globe.
UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1863.
Latest Hews
South-Wcstcrn Pennsylvania was
in "a great scare" this week from
exaggerated reports of little Rebel
raids in N. Y. Virginia, which
turned out to be small affairs.
It is believed Gen. Hooker's army
commenced turnip? southward, Mon
day last, and the Rebels must fight or
run.
Another attack upon Charleston,
by land and water, is daily expected.
Gen. Banks' forces are said to have
poscssion of the Opelousa It. It., (in
the most rebellions part of Louisian
na,) and to have formed a connection
with Coin. Farragut, on the river,
above Port Hudson.
The French are making advances
in their sciijc of Puebla, although the
Mexicans make a determined opposi
tion. The Rebels have been driven ont
of Tuscumbia, Ala., CO miles cast of
Corinth, by the Union forces under
Dodge.
The "Anglo-Saxon," with 445 pass
engers, was foundered, in a fog, off
Capo Race, 237 persons with the
mails, were lost.
JSfA very large Union League meet
ing was held in San Francisco, participa
ted in by tbe best aad strongest mon of
California, without regard to former par
ty distinctions. Among tbe speakers was
John Conness ; the new U.S.Senator, who
indignantly denied tbat be had any "Cop
perhead" about bim, bat ealogind tbe
President, tbe Cabinet, and all others en
gaged in putting down this Rebellion.
New Orleans dates to tbe 19th are at
band, and bring good news. Gen. Banks'
progress along tbe Tecbe toward Red
River baa been highly successful. Oo tbe
17th he reached Vermillionville, in Lafay
ette Parish (nearly west from Baton
Rouge), after a severe fight at tbe crossing
of Vermillion Bayou, where tbe Rebels
made a desperate resistance, but were
ueteaiea, wnu ooosiueraoie loss on oota
sides. It was supposed that Banks would
be in Opelousss with bis whole force on
tbe nighl of the 18tb. Among tbe results
of tbis expedition are the destruction
by tbe Rebels themselves of a drzen or
more of boats, one a very powerful goo
boat abielded with railroad iron, the
destruction of the Qaeen of the West and
tbe Diana, tbe defeat of tbe Rebels when
ever they made a aland, tbe destruction
of a large quantity of ammunition and
provisions, aod tba breaking np of a
(probable,) plan for tbe recapture of Now
Orleans.
Washington, April 26. Official dis
patcher received to-day from the comman
ders of tbe army and navy before Vicks
burg announces tbat another fleet has
successfully passed the Rebel batteries at
that point, and joined that which passed
them a week ago. Five hundred shots
were fired at them, and almost every ves
sel was bit, bat no gunboata was sojured,
and only ooe transport was sunk. All
tbe barges loaded with coal, of which
there were a number, safely reached tbeir
destination.
Gen. Curtis bas issued .orders in his
Denartment fSt. Louis. Arkinsnn. An 1
similar to, but much more strict, tban
. 1 , .
those of Gee. Burnside, with regard to
intercourse with Rebels.
From Nashville we have news of the
! .
capture of a force of Rebel Cavalry known
as tbe Texas Legion, numbering 123 men,
including eight commissioned officers.
A Federal cavalryman writes home from
Virginia, "The roads are impassable ; we
can not move for mad ; bat if the Rebs
attack ns we are prepared to welcome tbem
with muddy bands in horse-pistol graves.
New Origans papers give apparently
(food evidence that the Rebel gunboat
Webb, the moat formidable eraft of theirs
on the Mississippi, was destroyed during
tbe fight at Port Hudson on the 11th nit.
A Rebel schooner, tba Alabama, was
captured on tbe 17th inst. off Mobile.
She waa trying to get in with a contraband
cargo from Havana. The British schooner
Tampico was captured about the same
time, having ran tbe blockade off Sabine
trass with a cargo of cotton.
California is poshing tbe Pacific Rail
road vigorously. Beside tbe regular State
aid, several connties bave also voted assis
tance, and it is said tbat Ihe road will
soon be finished across the Sierra Nevada.
Tbe first division is already graded.
The Treasury Department bas stopped
printing Postage Currency. Hereafter,
all that ia taken in by Government will be
destroyed, aod new sheets issued when
wanted.
John Minor Bolts is relieved, and re
tired to the country. He keens still, but
said to be a staunob friend of the Union,
and hopes for a speeiy restoration of its
authority all over tbe land.
One hundred Negro Soldiers bsve been
recruited in Franklin eounty within tbe
last ten days. Tbey are intended fcr tbe
blaek regiment now being organised in
Massachusetts.
A number of persons bate been arrest
ed by tbe military aod civil authorities, in
Southern Indiana, charged with running
contraband negroes into Kentucky, and
selling tbem back into slavery !
Cspt. J. C. Cook, alias Lee, a well-
known alave-trader, who bad run away
from bis bail in Boston, was arrested in
Brooklyn on Saturday niBht tad sent book
for trial.
Havrb de Gbace, Md., April 27.
A body was fonnd in tho river here to
day. Papers found on the person indicate
tbat bis name is Charles Folaabee, of tbe
15th New York Engineer Regiment. He
wore a medal awarded by tbe Investiga
ting Committee for gallantry in White
Oak Swamp, and other of his effects are
in tbe possession of the Coroner, awaiting
identification.
Montreal, April 27. Four steamers
and some small craft are in port to-day
from Winter quarters. Navigation is open
to below the Sorel. The ice bridge still
holds fast at Quebec.
On tbe 18h ult., James Barboar, Eq ,
of Pluoketts Creek township, was kicked
so severely by a horse, upon or near tbe
stomach, tbat be died last Thursday.
Lieut. Jackson M'Faddoo, (Williams
port,) of the 109th Pa. Reg. bas been
honorably discharged from tbe army, by
reason of wounds received in battle.
Rev. Mr. Schuliz, of Middleereek, Soy
der Co., has accepted a pastoral call from
Vera Cruz, Iod Rev. Mr. Reardon
bas resigned his charge at Sunbury.
Toledo, April 27. Aloozo Brown yes
terday murdered bis brother's wifa and
two children, five miles east of this city.
He afterward killed himself.
Counterfeit $10 greenbacks, altered
from $ls, are in circulation.
C7"Vm Cameron. Henry Frick, Jn Walls,
J M Nesbit. Hush Martin, J D Dieffrnderfer,
Eli Slifer, Isaac Frederick, G F Miller, and
George Frederick, incorporators of the Lew
isburg It Cnillisquaqoe Tornpike Company,
are requested to meet at G F Miller's, at 7 P
M of Saturday, 3d May, to lake measures to
organize the Company.
CVRer. Mr. Minck expects to baptiie in
the Husqnehanna, Sunday morning next
JUtDifltmrs JUarfect.
Corrected WecMty
Wheat ....
Rye
Corn, old....
Oats
Flaxseed....
81,40 Eggs S 14
90 Tallow 10
... SO Lard 10
60 Clover seed 4,00
2,50 Wool 40to50
i Dried Apples . $1 00
Potatoes 62
FirkinButter 12 Sides & Shoulder 0
Fresh Butter... 20 Ribs & Shoulder 5
Rags 4, 5, aod 6 Ham 10
Country Soap 4 & 6
aero,
Tn Danville. 30th nit. of enninmptton, Mb AMANDA
L. ZUUKR, roomily of U-wtil.urg.
In llarUrjr lownihis, 221 oil, aged Si yean, JACOB
ZIMMKUMAN.
In Limortona, Uh alt, ac 11 Jaia,OEORaK .
on of Ocorga Loifthtoa.
In SetinagroTe,2Sth alt, agoS aboatyeara,J05XFH
SIIAKlFr.
PUBLIC SALE.
T
T virtue of an act of Assembly, the snb-
I) scribers, as Trustees of tbe Buffaloe
Presbyterian church and congregation, will
offer at Public Sale, at 10 o'clock in forenoon
of STCBDAT,lfith May, 1863, on the premises,
TWO OR THREE LOTS OF GROUND
adjacent to the said Church building at Buff
aloe X itoads, Union county, Penn'a.
jam a laWSOX,
WM. HAKHEK,
April , 1163. WM.STBA.Nd.
(BOUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
J Messrs. Editors: Allow me thro' your
columns to recommend Mr. C. E. HA US, of
Mitllmburg, as a suitable candidate for tbe
office of Superintendent of Common Schools
for Union county. Mr. Hans has for the last
eleven years taught in tbe common schools of
our county, and has during that time always
. - , i
! V1"0 a7 acl"e F" ? D"le' "V"n,T anu
; A1311 Itvl Ill.HtmiCW llijliiuoiiuuai.HVBi.o...,
literary qn
moral character, and speaking abilities are
well known to all the friends of education in
the county. Our Directors ennld not choose
a belter man for the office than Mr Hr.
April 30. BL'FFAU)K.
C?"Capt. JOHN A. OWENS, of East Buf
faloe, (at the request of many acquaintances
and friends) is a candidate for Common School
Superintendent for Union counly. Mr.Owens
bas been identified with tbe system from his
youth, and for nearly eight years has been a
Dractical and sur.cefnl Teacher. His abili-
! ties, his character, his varied experience and
general adaptation to the posilion.we believe
to be undoubted. We submit his claims to
the Directors. UNION.
8100 11EWAED
T7IL1. ba paid for Ihe capture of HARRI
W SON J. LYNN, delivered in the Lewis
town Jail. He is a man of about five feet six
inches in height, about 27 years of age, of a
dark complexion, downcast look, heavy eye
brows. light gray eyes.the right eye very weak,
sometimes wears spectacles. He has been :
shot through the right wrist, speaks broken !
English, and often changes his name. The ,
above reward will be paid by the undersigned.
MAROARET DAt.E.
PKI.IX McCLINTH'K,
ROHKKT U SHAW,
April 22, 1W pdlw KOBKKT MEANS.
Estate of Dennis Phillips, dee'd
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Whereas,
Letters of Administration on tbe estate
of Dennis Phillips, late of Lewisburg boro',
deceased, bave been granted to Ihe subscriber
by the Register of Union county in due form
of law, therefore all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having just claims against
the same may present them duly authenticated
for settlement, tn the subscribers.
SAMUEL SLIFER, ) Adminis
JOHN B.LINN, trators
Lavlatiarg, April 01, U3
BIILK FOR THE BULLION!
mHE undersigned intends supplying the
I citizens of Lewisburg with Pure Milk,
commencing about the lath inst. Persons
wishing to be supplied, will please send in
their names to him, at the Lewisburg Bridge,
Tbe Milk will be delivered (daily except Sun
days) morning or evening, as preferred by a
-. . r . a. it It cf iron
majority oi customer. o.tn u out en.
Lewisburg, April 10, 1863
SUNOS & SHADES.
T J. WILLIAMS. No. 16 North Sixth
JJ. gireet, Philadelphia, Manufacturer of
VEXITIAN KEISDS and
WIXDOft SHADES.
tyThe largest and finest assortment in the
rity.al the lowest prices, diiiios i aimcu a..u ,
Trimmed equal to new. Slore Shades made
Blinds Painted and
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and Lettered.
"THE UNION," established in 1814 Whole Kt. 2.613.
CHRONICLE, established in 1843 Whole No., 991.
Court Week
I'nlon County Court Proclamation
WHERCAS.lhe Hon. 8AM L S.WOODS,
President Judse for the 20th Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties of Union, MilBia and Sny.l
J.fo WSiaoa-T andJonif Witusi
' a,lJ
so-
ciale Judges in Union county, have usu V. iheir
precept, bearing dale the aist flay nl teby,
18C3, and to me directed, for ibe t.tfii2 of an
Orphans' Court, Court of Ciirm" ;ieas,()ver
and Terminer, and General yuarii - Sessions,
at LEWISBURG, for the county of CMON,
on the Third Monday of MAY, (being the
ISth day) 1863, and to continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner, Justieea of the Peace and Constables ia
and for ihe county of Union, to appear in tbeir
own proper persons with their records, inqui
sitions,examinations and other remembrances
to do those things which of their offices and in
iheir behalf appertain to be done ; and all Wit
nesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required to be then and there
attenaing, auu noi aepan wiinoai leave &i weir
peril. Jurors are requested to be punctual in
their attendance at tbe appointed time agreea
ble to notice.
(iiven nnder my hand and seal at the Sher
iffs Office in Lewisburg the 17th day of
April, A I) 1863, and the 86th year of Ihe
Independence of the United States of Ameri
ca. God save the Commonwealth!
L. F. ALBRIGHT, MheriU
GRAND JURORS, May T. 1863.
Hartleton John Dale, John Yarger, Simon
Katherman
New Berlin Reuben B OMuDanl Horlacher.
Butfalne Jackson Wolfe, Martin Dunkie,
James Irwin
Union Lew.s 8elsor
Lewis Charles Hower
White Deer Geo W Askin, Jacob Leiser
West Buffaloe Jacob Kline.Levi Shoemaker,
John Hildebrand, Berthier Thompson
Limestone Peter Wehr, Emanuel Walter
Lewisburg Charles H Cook.Peter H Beaver,
James M Mowery, Jackson M'Laughlin
Kelly Peter Stahl
Mifflinburg George M Royer
TKATERSE JURORS.
East Boffaloe E B Walter, John H Brown,
John V'oong, Adam Aurand
Union Aaron VanBuskirk. Noah Stealer,
Wm Hummel, Saml Ruter, Saml 8 Walter,
Buffaloe Adam cheekier, Howard Anderson.
Andrew Kuhler, Thomas Toms, Henry
Dorinan, Richard Jordan
Limestone Wm Royer, Martin Roebach,
Elias Hoy
Kelly Thos Clingan.Wm Xoll.David Grove.
While Deer Aaron Messinger, Ang A ;
Donaskey, Jonathan Deiffenderfer, John F
Richart I
Wet Buffaloe Daniel Fisher, John Hare,
Benneville Reish.David Mattes, Levi Kaup.
Mifflinburg Wm Bngar
Lewisburg John Pross, Peth M Bond,
Curtis J M'NeiUas Blair.Thos M Donacby.
Lewis Abram Rudy, Danl Krauss, Wm E
Smith, John Reish
Hartley Jos Richart, Michael Schnnre.
Jos Milter, Jr
New Berlin Jos Kleckner,Saml C Millhouse.
Brady John Corwell. Jacob Baker
Hartleton Wm Wolfe
Tavern Licenses.
VfOTICE is hereby given, that
X DaTid Stittler, of Bartlay Sowaahlp,
Anna M. Moor do do
John St-in. of Salt nSalM towoablp,
GrK Krefohar do do
Jonathan Uoeb, of Went Buffalo towaahfp,
John Lawrenno do do
Thomaa Arbnekl,of Srady township,
J. P. llacenboch do do
Jooaa Fivher. of Whit near townvhlp,
William L. Hitter do do
Petor Wahr, of Llaitone townahfp,
J. r. Gtbeott, of Union tnvosblp,
Samnel BHp. of Uartlvton,
William Wolf. do
A.J. H.iifcnaaol, Lrotsborg X. W.
C. 1). Coi do do
K. O. Mtl do do
Lr.i Cnmlry do 8. W.
Lewia Jib.l do do
PriMilla Stealer, BfifSinbarf, and
Bma.l Rnum, New torlin,
Mirbael Kleckner do
have filed their Petitions for Tavern License
with the Clerk of the Court t.f (juarter Ses- '
sions of Union county, and they w.ll be pre- ;
senied :o the Court upon Mosnax the ISih ' s
day of May next. , r
Also Wirbiiiftton Hutchison, L.No-?, for a wbole
Liquor Stop.
J3. W. SANDS, Protbonotary J
Lewisburg, April 20, 1863
Issue List for May 19.
1 Abm nnd John Anrand vs Schatli.
2 Mary Beckley v WmDeobler it li Baum j
3
4
5
6
7
Danl Renaler vs J et W Anderson
Edward & James vs Levi Rooke and oth
C H Shriner vs Wm Rule
Kellers for Rule vs C H Shriner wilh not
J N Menseh's Exs vs Youngm & Waller
J & J Yonng vs Jos M Tbomas
Arv Clark's Ad vs Church A M'Michael
8
9
10
do do
1 1 Cyrus Eaton vs J M C Ranck
12 Geddes, Marsh & Co vs Jamas P Ros J
1.1 Chs Cawley vs Menges & Penny wi no
14 Mi Klrckner same
15 CJeddes Marsh St Co vs Wm Moore
16 Cbs H Shriner lor use vs Wm Rule
17 same same
14 same same
19 S R Baum for use vs John M Baum
20 Peacock Woodside 4. Co end. same
21 same same
SS Commonwealth TS Wm Brown
23 Wm Dreisbach vs Brown At Dunkie
2t Twp of Limestone vs George Slear
25 Timothy Row vs Church & M'Michael
To the Physicians of Union County.
AN invitation is hereby extended to the
Physicians of ihe County, to meet in
Lewisburg, at 10 o'clock A M ol Tuesday the
19th day of May nexi.foi the purpose of orga
nizing a Couuty Medical Mociety, and the
transaction of such bosiness as may be tbo't
advisable. A general atleadaace is requested.
A PHYSICIAN.
Assignee's Account.
VfOTICE is hereby given that Caians
CiWLtr. Esq., Assignee of Michael
Klerkner and Wife, has filed his account in
the Prolhonotary's Otjire in Lewitbure. and
said account will be presented for Confirma
tion, on TavasnaY, the 21st day of May next,
to the Court of Common Pleas to be holden
at Lewisburg for the county of Union.
ii. W. SaNDS, Prothonotary
Lewisburg, April 20. 1863
TO TAX COLLECTORS.
ALL Collectors knowing themselves in.
debted for taxes for the year 12 and
previous vears will pay over iheir indebted
ness by M'ay Court at furthest. All Collec
tors will immediately proceed and collect ihe
War Tax. as the bounties to pay tbe volun-
teera to fill up the old regiments most be paid,
ard for support of Ihe families. The War
Tax is now legalized and approved by the t
uovernor. iiar-ij j a ..onu, i
f a UL-U'I'T 1 .
BLANKS t the Choaidt" ftfKs
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
N OTICE is hereby given, to all concerned,
that the following named persons hava
aeuled their accounts in the Register's OtEc
at I.ewuburg, Union county, and that the
aid accounut will ba presented for confirm
ation and allowance at the Orphans' Coart
in be held at LE H'lbELRti. for ibe eoantv of
j Union, on the third Friday of MAY (next.)
. i,,.,, ,! itav of said month, vix:
i Tbe account of J A Menx E.q, Admin-
I jsirator of Benjamin H Bruute, late of Lai
bullaloe Two. dee'd
X Tbe final account of Jas F Linn, Esq,
Executor of AUxindtr Oraltam, late ef Ilia
Boro' of Lewisburg, dee'd
3 Tbe account of B W Thompson, Exec
utor of Mary Urutbitch, lale of Ibe itvfo' O
MilUmburg, dee'd
4 The account of James Marshal, Admin,
utralor of Henry Wclth, late of White Deer
Twp dee'd
6 The acconnt of Samnel Bechtel, Admin
istrator of O'rorge Sluhl, late of East BuUaloO
Tp, dec d
6 The account of Robert Foster and Sam
uel C. Tate, Administrators sf UiAum lute.
1 late of Hartley Twp dee'd
7 Tbe account of Robert Aikey and Wil
liam Aikey, Administrators vf Leun Aikry,
late of Wsvl Butbloe Twp dee'd
8 Tbe final account of Franklin Krieder,
Administraior of Levi Wtguner, late of
Twp dtx'd
9 The account of Maria Bell anJ Samnel
II Orwig, Esq, Administrators cum Test. an.
of BerryhiU bcii, late of the Boro' of Mifflia
burg. dee'd
10 Tbe first and final acconnt of John
Gundy, Esq. testamentary agentor Trustee of
hurnet Lluyd, andrr the last will and testa
ment of Nicholas Mench,lale of UieBoro'
of Lewisbnig, dee'd
11 Tbe account of John Gundy Esq,
Guardian of Sarah Ehiru Ut'ffman,;miaor
child of Mary Holl'man, laie Alary Walter,
dee'd
13 The account of John Gundy Esq,
Guardian ol Jam and Sara Sihencovd, min
or children of Mary Bilverwood, late Mary
M'Paerson, dee'd
GRIGGS MARSH, Dep'y Register.
Register's Ol&ceJLewisburg. April 15,163
LIST OF VENDERS of MERCHAN
DIZE, subject to License, wiihin the
County ol UNION, Pau, for the year 1S63.
(au.Kratt, Cfctt Aiwanl
iiwifBum t inmnuKM
Job Walla 4 Co 11 ltaXWIIIfam Yonns IS 1110
Krvmar. Long A Co 11 lo:"0'oofr A naracr 13 luruu
Kniwn A Urutbrra 13 10:tt! Wolfi A H7 - IS l'c(4ft
I murl llurjh 13 100 1. A J. Young- 13 linw
! Jvbn H tlouumaa 13 Hw UaaarnplagABlddl IS lick
! Wolfe A Wetzrl )3 1U:U J. I. S. Iial IS 10:uo
iAI.aAmmona 13 lltOU-S. V My.rt 14 T
j W. Ilmrbi.cn U IJJ. al'tlnrtrt 14 T:0
It. W.CruUtr U ":oo U. U. Ktswl - 14 70
I J..lin UuugbluaaftU 7:X) llinailor Scbirnra U IjW
1 f. H bVaver H i:1': afcW BUftlUi
I'atw Unr,h It 7.tu'E3wnl WiKoa. IS 1H
P. A. OooihowOT 14 TaA.UrOM A Lota 14 lt:uw
Nathan Mitrbatl 14 M1 K"b-rt awiaaford 14 T
O. lorreat 14 '-) kdwanl SnUta 14 J.JO
; J. Hakar A Co 14 7:Uv aaaiT iftVSUil
Jobn Sttuira 14 "aftVGeOTg K.. Swop 14 7r00
I C. W. Scbafll 14 TSK.il. p. A C. Alkn. 14 I-uO
N. a Zlmtuvrman 14 Truu tWnJunin Braon 14 1
J. L. lliva 14 X A. J. lunwa 14 T J
I cbfar. Walla, Sari- I aunroi
nrr.At o 14 7:00 William kiUMV It TK
' Charlaa llalna 14 'Itb'K. V. tiloror 14 T.
I B. U. M'Mabaa 14 Imu ibem Spistlmyer 14 1:00.
T. Q. Lraua 14 7:00 wiamlJj
kichard M. Coopar 14 TMrBnmrtCa 11 lko
P. 8. t-aJd-U It TwChark t'awlajr 14 Tt
as. T. Bitmyr 14 7?tt3asual Waltart 11 T uo
John 11. Uaal 14 TJOt biwi row
Mm.C. Monach 14 ":0u Cbarlei M. king 14 7:00
rVter Naviua 14 7mH roust iaua Wgaaa
PbilipOooilmaaagtU 7:'JU t S Uunler 14 T.-0O
Mra.IL Mala 14 ?:M)i atrraioi a aoiM
Johnd. Mareb 14 7s L A B llauck ,n U HHX
tfrorge Oolatrioa 14 7sXii al'f aloi nVnua
T. Nvflbit A gona 14 J Ml Rod A UlanjaV
William Peglty 14 -.swj nkb 13 10:00
D. uinlrr A son 14 TrOW auaruT TOau
J. K. IHaOendarfcr Barb Ualfpannjr Id TiOO
A CO 14 7:00 u.,u.
J. S. Marah A Co 14 Ta)u;0 Karat 14 7sjO
aau Towxaair uuani'ntMini
Jobs UU30xaa 12 IfcSti Joa S kaudVaanah 14 T:0
Jacob Knock 14 ;i wnrrt sua rvv
saw cotrnau jVarr A ttrid-y 14 T.OO
J. P. Conor A bra 13 taOOi wiar Krraus
Solomon IJonrUag 14 T0
EATISO 8ALOOSS.
LIWUKLBd
Nathan Bawn T llMKI J 11 Wainer T 10:90
airvixiBcM
Wa Baark T luwO I Samcrl Slalr V 10:00
I Sa Inboil 8 o
Nl Bmn-Iaaae King f VtzM
BILLIARD lAPltS"
Liwnirao R O liauol, two lat, $0; SO, $10 40:00
AN APPEAL will be held al the office of
J. A. Mrriz, Eq., in Lewisburg, on Tnesday.
the r.hh day of May, 1SG3, between the hours
of 10 and 2 o'clock, whn and where all thoss
i ie themselves aggrieved by the above
silicauun may attend if they think proper.
.w Berlin, April 17, IvjS
m. nuMiti.Mi, srreanuat 'Appraiatr
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To Trespassers.
V"OTICE is hereby given that all persons
l entering without leave upon my grounds
in ine oorougn oi l-ewisourg, mat ibey will
be dealt with according to law. Parents of
boys making paths across my lots to reach
tr.e crtez to swim, will please take warning.
April 22 JOMEPH GLASS
Estate of EIrs.iaaria BLGraham, dee'd
LETTERS Testamentary on Ihe Estate of
Mrs. MARIA M.UKAHAM, late of Lew
iburg borough. Union connty. having been
granted to Jobn li. Bogs. all persons imleb-
lej thereto are requested to
ke immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands
again.st the same will present ibem for settle
ment to JOHN U. BO(HS8, Exeoitor.
or A. H. DILL, his Attorney.
Lewisburg, March 26, 1863.
KXOX FRUIT FARM & NURSERY.
IOR many years weahave made the eoltl
; vation of SMALL FRI STS a spe
cialty, and taking into account viBiTv,a.cas
titi and tuuit, our stock of Vines and
Plants ot " , -
catrit?, EucsBEwtira,
STBlWSF.BRIES, tOUXtKriRUIB,
RASPBLKIUet, 1 1 KttAT r, r,
is uoequaled anywhere, which wr-oder on the
most favorable terms. Parties ' wishing tn
purchase would do well to correspond with
us, or send for our Pi ice List, whiirh will be
sent lo all applicants free of charge.
Our Seed Store ami Rortii-ulural Iiuiun
is at .o, 39 rinia Street,
where all articles belonging lo such an r stab)
liahment ean be had of the beM quality.
988 J. KNOX, Box 1S5. Pittsburg, Pa.
AOLOTIWaV '
THE partnership of 9. Ifraaa and C.
Ruuna, trading under the firm of Hursh
oV Roland, is this day dissolved, by mutual
consent. Tbe business will herra'ler be con
tinued by 8. Hurxb, al the old stand. The
Books and Papers will be left at the Str-re
nntil ihe 1st day of May. All inierrtrd will
please take notice. 8. Hl'Rsll.
Lewisbnrg, April 1, 1H6.1. C. ROLAND.
Executor's Notice.
N'
TOTICE is hereby given, that Lrlferie-
Inm'iiarr tin Ihe la! ui anil tci.tmeri
ol lir.NJ VMI.V AMiSTADI . ilereverf, ra'8
of Lenris.nr. Union cotintv. birr been
) granted to the undesigned, bv ihe Rrsisiev of
! Union eouolv, in doe form of lw; all per-ona
having claims against said esuie will preeni
(heni. and those owins said estate are re.jn
teu to make tmmediaie pavnirnt.
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