11
Ml Hfl
Ibllimiiil.
BY 0. X. WOK DEN AND J.
.41 Ir Tear, aUiayw In Arfvmicc.
fel . - - - - -' -
nPLMtll M.ULnf.r.kLl-.
fursJav Mtirnin; & FrMay Afiernonn.
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vjjU bride fixing house for her own
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w b'
than was the army engaged in sweeping
, M rt.i ... .hi- Ml Iv1 ,,
up Market street this (Mond.O morning
for the b ild.cxs who are expected to reach
here the afternoon.
The Grand Jury was discharged, Wed-
i... ;.,.. ... h;il
laving becu .ettlcd, and fout-d mi True tcnd':u oppwJ the inscription, E.u.nci
leu .,f which ... seiiltd.aud all the i P1,iun. UJ Colored soldier plans in Con-
Others tried, an follows : j
Coni'tb v John brooks : fouud gm.ty
0f ,.ult and tottery: hoed SJ and costs.
Cm'lh vUeo llarbe.-ou.tor blasphemy
guilty: fluid T.O cents aud costs.
CouVtb vs V Hutchison, I" .assault
BrtcSSr.!',lt,MILJir
Hummel Jr, tiro llu.i.melJr, Audrew
Iluminel, 1'atbatiue U.nch, and Susan
llummcl, f r ri. t aud au!i and battery
ID New Berlin, lSih ult. Jan.es lluuiiuel
uu a oruioer were a.ou '
Dot fouud. These persons assisted James
llutuuiel, the deserter, iu escaping arrest
by the IJ.S.i'tfiier. George was ne(-iitted,
the others found puiltv, and smlcuced to ;
J.ay the costs, and titles, the first two 6-0
each, two other lluuiiuels SlU each, aud
Ulrieh 5.
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C.iii lU vs same parues, nwi s.
lluujuiel to abaudou U. service. J'roof
eemed sufuie&t, but as they had been
already convicted on ibe Mine facts whicti
ustained this charge they wcte let ill
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Oil paying the costs.
C1VII. CAUSES. j
Recklcy vs locbkraud l.aum verdict
$,7S til for I'.If. i
Rangier vs Audersou l'iff asks contiu- ;
U-ince.
Kdwards and James vs Rooke l'iffs
take uousuit. !
I'atiiel l'.rmen'rout of Reading and Scth '
T. M'Cormick of Wiilntupon, admitted !
10 practice at tue liar 1 1 iius cuuiiiy.
The .iIifHiuburg Cemetery Association
Vas incorporated.
On Petition, ordered that a vote be bad :
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to the new tavern on the lurii ike.
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Onhiril, that, hereafter, the Kegtster s ,
and Recorder's accounts bo advertised for 1
uf Court week, so that they may
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mnA if r,n rtl i...iim tic mde. coLUrmcd
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Xicw" prnnted :
pfiJ r'titi-r, ff llarils'V ttiwnOiif,
J.-liu ST. in. t f Ka-t litiir.io- town-hip.
tti-nry.- Kii-tir t- do
J-uathiui lit i h, t f liufTal' i'a urtilp,
Juhii ljtn ! ! d
Th"m- A-tu k'.f, f t'.ni.iy township,
J. I. Hai.'-ii(fti.-h ' do
Jim- ribr. uf Whit- I' :-r tuwn-bip,
WiliiBiu I- Kiif'T do rto
TftiT tt.hr. 'f l.iiTifft ne t-wn-hip,
J. 1. ltil-T'n, f l iiH-n lown-iii-j,
Huoiu-I Itor.p. of llart'ftou.
ViUimn So do
A.J. f Kdruraul, Lvwi-burg N- W.
C. I- fox do
Jt i. IUti-1 do d
lefi t r'-uil'-y do B- W.
.rif .-tb. l do do
rrifiiln r-h!-r. M:t!1 .ntnir,
Pntnu. It.iUtn. N-w hs-rhu,
liitta-l KM-ku-r do
Alto Ha-hinji.-n Ilutcbi50u, LwMurj;, for a who
Li'juor More.
Licepue r.-fu'd :
Anna 1- M.aftf.cT I-aurelt'-n.
Ao Argumeut Court was appointed .'or
j - .n.l. !..- :
i euueeua j, u m u uu-.. .
6S-Tho Hayes' property was b:d off as
fMl,.- !
Mansion proptrty.W.C Duncan, .0
1 .r . ... .. b .1
Warehouse lot, J. alls a: co. i;uin
Wharf lot, Win.
rms Jr. 4UU
The HaoDt rrntierty as follows :
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Jlansion in Lewis.lo U. .coin, e.1-.. ;
Lot in Hartley
do l'JUl)
Lots io Ilartlcton, to same, 445 and 304 (
Bju.The following are appointed Tax
Collectors for Union County for the com
ing year :
JSrady Robert Cnlwell
Buffaloe J eter Miiler
Kast liuffaloe Abraham Auracd
West Ruffaloe Jobo Gablo
Jiartley Christian Schnure
Ilartlcton David Spigtlniyer
Kelly Thomas Cliogan
Limestone John Staintn
Lewis Jobo Ilower
Lewisburg, N. W. Charles Tcnny
do S. W. And. Kennedy
WifHinburg Frederick Guttlius
New Berlin Win. UoshoDg
lloion
White Deer Joseph Moycr
The above Collectors are requested to ;
call and get their Rooks and Rail Bonds,
this week.
The Guilty, escaping.
Hen. Hummel, Sr , convicted of assault
not, i0., we are informed, is generally i
harmless old man. but a. U can not read. !
is loo much influenced by other men. It
is evident, that, in the offenoe committed
by bim and bis family, he was the dupe
of better informed politicians of the Cop
perhead stripe. lis expressed gratitude
on being left off ao easily (probably 8500
Will cover bis expenses) aud said that be
did not know as be was violating law, but
that he had been told tbey might conduct
as they did; that be should not again
screen the dasertcr (bis son James,) but
would permit tha law to take its full
course. If any of the family can read.
they bave doubtless been deluded into i
their condition, aod inflamed to madness,
ly the class of papers of which tha 7Voiei
aud Anjus are specimens, and by K. G.
t's, who work wires and get others into
iroeble while tbey eku.k behind the cur-,
io. Their stool pigeous suit r, when
really trull v ones stanJ in the dark
I Ud niaa unscathed.
I ?o, when pnr Boileau was taken up for
ttcaabuatk aiUclcs 10 tbo 1'hiiaJ
R. CORNELIUS.
- ' ' - "'-t'
Journal, the obnoxinus articles, he con-
fessed. were written by oth ers, who escaped,
and turned hiui oat (if the concern became
he would not bear the punishment fori
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I hi fit
! "iterance of the law excuses no man,
i "d bnre must be punishment, but it is
, w am(.tlw ,h,t ,,;, le
; Bow themsi.Un t0 pul) bl ch,nt4 out
0f lhe Dre for ttla benefit of the Hughes,
Keeds, aud other party leaders who eo
,
RlOHTv
-The venerable John J. Crit-
gres.s, but like true patriot be says
those were mmsure abont which men may
; uonrsuy amer; dui tue great principle
is still true, tliat tbe llebcllioo must le
; put down, and be calls upon all men. to
, ,id ,,, jrunu.llt in lhe wor.) n(1 fur.
Hies decide. Were aj men who profess
to be Union, to follow Triitendeu's course,
the llebel canso would be helpless Oit-
teuden, pledged to sustain the Laws, is
. re-noniitnti'd iin ins district rirConrress.
rs A K&an, a sl.ii-uuiuci lu Itci 11 mice, MIIU
He says we cau attend to Constitutional , a demoorat, in bis speech delivered at
matters, afterw.rls. .tfW o.leaus, on the 15th of Jin. last,
P?i.Thc advcr'isiiuent desiring corrcs- ea'd .
pon ieuce with a view to marriuiony, we ! "f t,,e fathers who framed the Con
only insert as a joke, for we do not suppose ' "'ro " one solitary m.n
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of wedding a girl so tilly as to bite at
puci, bait. It is doubtful which party
, ;j t. tb,. treM..r f....l I nl p,.h mi..ht
! desire some snort at tl,a ei-musa f a oreeu
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' lad or a simple miss.
Col. Wm.n.Artustrorg (late of
Lewisburg) ia appointed Dep. S.-crefary of
the Commonwealth, io place of Thomas,
i.i . i ,-, , .,
who takes the Military Department, whne
Roberts rotates to Washington city.
K3-J. G. Maic, Ilenrv 0. Dentler
Tb
unas Reed, of 51st I'. V. are home
on a furlough. They left their Companies
south of Winchester, Ky. Capts.J.Cham-
1 "e also home.
The eniifiMion in "ih rani." a-imn
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bemj for peace, and some for war which
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,jr 80,u8 nionths puzzled common peo-
pie, is about to be cleared up. The late
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"rB"'" " a", u urc
j nouiiccd aud repudiated by the Miurt
j Hail wing of the party. They say :
" Resolved, That the paper lately is-
ed at Alt.nnv. nurnnrtiiitf In be the
drew of the I...ocratic oiemhers of the
Legislature, has uo biuiiuc effect upou
! the iJemocracy of this city or vicinity,
'because our members, whose names were
without authority attached to it, did not
sign and do not concur in it, and fceru.
,Hj,,.rr o,:u,.n ,f the
War umlcr the W,V. of the A-lminhtra-
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fion, tvilh nil tlx nhjtfctt, uutrmjit aud UU-
constitutional jmrp-,,. We call upou the
members of this city to publicly disavow
them.
"Resolved, That in view of the at-
' .
temm at Albjnv to Llace the Ocmocratic
party of the State iu a fal.-e position as
favnrimr a einti...ir.ne r.f lhe .r r
e
clad to learn that the mnsret cvmuritiwi
lhe )rmiirnU;,, nr, .; m.t ; a suite
Convention nil an ciru . to the end
that tbey express their own . pinions upon
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mis greai question, inacf eooeiii 01 tuo
SClIlsh ciiriae which has so lonp ruled ml
... .
ruined the prty organization uf the liui-
rjira htatc.
i e raiuej i.ne ion plain iaia. juere
are in the Democratic party ire classes
01 men. iueyrr is composeu 01 mose
e rr , . . .
who are honest friends cf the Union truly
loral men. who will not torn their backs
tiai ... f..e .1,. .,b. of
WfVU tUlrtl VVWII.J J aoWlaU lot uw a7aw v
party. The sreoud is composed of Copper- !
. . i . L
hrtoila in A i:!vmce men arhn rireleml In he -
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for the Union, for a vigorous prosecution
of the war, bat who, at the same time,
are doing all they can to cripple and des
troy tbo war powers of the Constitution,
so that the suppression of the rebellion
eball be an impossibility, iocse men
look one way and row ato'ber: they are ;
political hypocrites, and are very venom- I
ousl The third cuts are such men as aro !
represented at Mozart Hall, and whose
principles are expressed in the above res
olutions. Their hearts aro with the Reb
els, and they are too proud to pretend that
they are not so.
"Not According to the Constitution."
We bear a good (Teal of twaddle about
Constitution. Io a late issua ot u-t-
'J 'r ,here is an excellent cut illustra
ting the absurdity and folly of this trai
t irous bowl. It represents the bouse of a
lawyer on fire. A fireman with an ax in
bis hand is io the act of forcing an en-
trance for the pnrposa of suppressing the j
Games, but before be can carry into effect
bis good design, Mr. Copperhead in a
great rage rushes to the window, and with
rolling eyes, open mouth, and frantio
gestures, shouts angrily to the fireman
who would save bis property, "I know
my boose is on fire as well as you do. If
yon want to save it, play on it from the
outside, as much as you choose; but I
deny jour right to enter without my per
mission : my bouse is my castle, aod any
attempt to enter it by force ia clearly
caH ,d(a tin al-
The Rebels sac tbe Uuion partv could
betler lose Hooker aod bis whole army, I
than they can loss Stonewall J.CkeQO, j
wbuee dealt is UuJuuliUd. '
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, MAY 2G, 18G3.
rR Tiie iiu t
THE GREAT
DELUSION.
We are profoundly astonished, mingled
ith feelings of just indignation, iu view
of the fact tblr, lu this nineteenth century
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10 t!,H ' gH '8,
; ,.. under a Government whose very
genius is liberty ud e-iml rights-ihat,
it this day, tbero should be fouud among
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who are still trying to uphold slavery,
maintaining that it is of Divine authority.
Ail this in view of the fact, that every
civiliz.-d nation in K irope, (exo"pt Ro-
man Catholics Sptiu) and even some
j natiotis scarcely civilized, have found
slavery to be politically inexpedient
disgrace, and a cursa to thetii, and havo
: abolished it. "The judgment of the
wur,j u ?linat u
And this is not .11; ther, is do
! warrant or justifiiatioo for it in the Oon-
6titution of the U.S. The declarations
i f j,H frarnCrs show that they were against
jt. ,jun. ll,lniiUn, an old retiJcnlcr of
r.,... . .!.,.. v.,.1.1... i. :..!.:. ... i
in uu wtiicic turn iuu U4 j nuuij
S(ll,Q c,Ile wllP fverJ wt)uj bo a
reprouch." "Well do I remember when
tuore was not a slave owner in my native
State, who wou'd n,.t. iu the Dresi-nee i,t
,lis slaves, say that slavery was an
, r I
! evll ' Kre!,t ucial, political, aud moral
" '
That the framrrs of ourGovcrnuieDt j
were opposed to slavery, is not only evi-
dent from their declarations, but is also
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evident from the 1st p.rt of 9:h section ,
1 of the Constitution itself, which authori
iz:s the prohibition of the foreign slave
traflick in the year 1803. lJ.yond a
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doubt, if i hej were opposed to tho slave
traflick, thev were tit'iallv opposed to
slavery itself ; for, it slavery is lawful,
, and right, then is ibo tr.Uick also lawful
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.m.wv. ,
that tbey considered slavery an evil an
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be tolerated and endured for a
wu"e euinciinu
w" Drar at hjaJ- Aod we also f.-el war-
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pround, they telt lJStitiL'd in
the fugitive slave law but not at all
contemplating the perpetuation and ex -
tl i'on ot slavery. 1 hey viewed a state
" luvoiuniary s-rviiuae as only l isiiua'oie
, Pa t?ruod uf '.
' apprcnticesnip, in wmcti servants ciuiu
'f10 nJ H'ialiaert f.r the enjoyment of
t,ieir """iteut and loiletensible rights and
liberties. All this would be in accordance
" Apostle r.u. s injunction, ;
rvants, be obedi' ut to your masters.
"Masters, give unto your servants that
which is lu-t and roual which means to
wuicu is j j. i auu eipiai, wuicu means 10
g1 tliel" lbe,r hts.
1 Resides all these consideration, there
! i3 Jet another, that ,orves still more to
; fihn lhe 'ducss and folly of the advo-1
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ca"-a u MllmJ- ,J,Mi u. lu '"'eu.s ,
, a"d purp";". brought to light the evil I
. of slavery, through this War. "He lias I
, "7 a powertul logio ot tacts
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tbo n3ture "nd ovil w rking of slavery,
: "10 uarojruy, ninuinauiiy, ciucny, ireaco-
j ' ' " "77. ul.
1 n li.arehr l.ilnk Hi theip 1 ill nl.pa nee
; .
; uiu.te.c .juiuu ...u.i iu .uo
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"lui i" ""a rtuu u' uuly !
nas a spin. 01 despotism ueen carrieu ouk
, b tLem l Celllu. lur. for vear before.
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; rcfcrrej Ut salj
. veors r . . .
anything against the oligarchy which ex- J
iste.l. I should I.... been l,.,n ,,
; was a ouestion which aff,ctrd me. which
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aff,iCtt'd, imeests, and the interests of
tny children. Rut I could not discuss it.
Is that liberty which takes from ma that
right?"
Now, from all that has been laid, what
is tbo legitimate conclusion with regard to
those, woo, with tbo knowledge of all
these facts, still persist in upholding
slavery T It is this, God has fulfilled bis j
1 wnrrl in fhn.e Alan In that hn haa elvnn
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. ,.r mUn thJr ,iiui. !
strong
a lie. "I will also choose their delusions.
"Is' I
md bring their feara upon (i. 6.
thines which thev fear: "That which the !
shall eomo nnon bim ") '
I called none did answer !
none did hear "He has I
wickcd fcaretb
because, when
when I spake, none did bear." "He has !
sent them stroog delusions, to believe a
lie,'-' to their destruction. They have
beooms self destroyers. He is causing
slavery to destroy itself. And will not
the judgments of God also bo visited
upon the allies of the Rebels here in the
North ? W. G.
Ilartlcton, May 14, 1803.
Senator M. B. Lowry, of Erie, was way
laid and beaten by a gang of ruffians, at
ni"bt,and is in the bands of bis pbysteiaos.
Th(j wouj.he iSg83jDs are unknown, but
tbou"bt to be political enemies, wbo wish
to bush bis voioo tbey did Sumner's
for a time.
Nobtuumbicrland, May 23.
The buildiugs btlougiog to A. E. Kapp,
E'q. of this place, were considerably dam
aged by fire this morning. The fire
originated from a spark from a locomotive.
The buildings were insured.
Lt Col. Guy II. Watkins, the law
partner of Hon. David Wilmot, was badly
wounded and taken prisoner, ou tbe Rap-.
pabaunock, but is released, aud returuua
home.
The body of M-j. Cyrus Strouse was
recovered, and buried iu SSliaowkifitOwn
With hulij.S.
luTVe don't know who wrote the fol
lowing, nor when or where it was penned.
j llndimbt0dlv the author intended to "fail"
j .OBboJ- and if . Co9 f0ow fJ, bi
bristles raising when be reads it, ten to
oue but it means him, "per-cii-'ly !"
MARK THEM.
Brsod ills-mi On their forcltcadt bruBt
gink tt rivvp !
Ltt Ih trit-r'i HbKinel'ul bluoa
Hmtx .lev p.
Brand them. Vn m Cain wan brandwi,
Tlrutf!i I ha w or I.i ;
L-t llitr switiil ortinina be bandrd
If road uufurltti.
IfranJ them Iu th puhlle highways
With tir ivctrnl
til th murk in privaU bj-wya
fcuil Im borua.
From thf board whora trua mD gathar,
trit thnoi out !
Fill th frt vttti KtrDtter, ratbe
Tban this rout.
Tra4 with f, or up with traiigr ;
Who, amid thrtr rountry's dmogcr,
11. d bvr die 1
pl'ttinjr trcaann, foal. Inhuman,
'tUinet thvir laud ;
With Hfh traitor lt nu trua man
tftrika him band.
Tbruugh the rnmine anvratlooa - I
l,t tli -ir tiitmn
By-WtT'l f-r rs-rrtionJ,
rcurn, ana mtoic.
Brnrtd thm dr, though dircit ruin
4 hi tbm ft'I;
Tbfj tto plot their land uudolng
rurtril all.
No time thH to prat, or falter
rk. ttu-m well ;
Sink tli r ni, pmrivt, without falter,
1 K h II.
The Way It Work
Ao Aaronsbaro Volunteer sends borne
the following extract from the JSjltimmc
A mfrirtm the leadtnrr newsnan.r nf th '
, eUte of Maryland a jiurnal, tie orgnn
of the Copservatives and business men :
We wan( ,( l,nl;lulioar Vawn men
to rereem s. That term u ahout phy,l
B WA.N T LWUO.XUI 'lt.Al.
I.N'OAi MEN' to represent ils. , We want
a min ln lhe nexl ;,., Z vi fpeak
in l.iviii of anil vote for all the war measures
lti.il l'lesident Lincoln may recommend."
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"P " "" ou lue
"scund" on the tuain
: q'ttstion aud a sensible, straight Lrward
, business man. no doubt. i
,!iimM ',rl nnrlf alt nf Marrlanrlt '
fc fc d h f R,beli()n ,od W4Ut jt ;
not be done under the r.reaaut srateni.it!
. , .
, ssems tbey are williug to drop it aud try
.... ,
; aootber which is adequate.
Thus I'rovidonce orders changes. Wbco
cur fathtrs first commenced resistance to
the enslaving demands of Great l.ritain, j
j they were sincerely attached to the "Old,
1 Constitution, aud the Uuion as it was" !
but ihey ,ve-11ue) by the war, weaned from
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e:'f "
"ery " posieruy.
; LiTllER did not, at first, purpose to
Dreuj ft froin tue Catholic church nor
from the Church of Kogland-
: hrioht WlN'EB'tFW'Ett and other
; u '"w t" "uu 0 ulr
1 seeeders, to torru Dew sects : tuey 80uuht
'
to reform old orginiiitions : but as they
: f,)Und oppouents changed to cnemios, they
, were ; a maunl;r eo,,;,.,, t0 Btr;ka ut
,
, new paius.
pa!
And so 1'resiJent I.ixc;iln and Lis
Administration at first iuteuJed to do
j nothing with Slavery
they warned the
K-jbcla of the daneer of their c urse : tut
,h.. ; ,heir wanton mailunsa
' and must take the conseciUJQCJi.
. 1
The South must Fight or Submit.
In a recent number of the Richmond'
Examiner the great oracle of the Rebel i
Confederacy we Cad the following aigni-,
Ccant article :
"All reasonable men have corns to the
conclusion tcai anotocr year oi war, ai
! Ie. 18 "." ,uem' 'Da fTa'f ",orf
The peace delusioo is blown away. AeiVA-
er from forrijn itilerrrntion, nor from, the
imicrious decreet nf Kimj Cotton, nor from
the imniii'd jriemhhip of the Northwest,
nor from the stupid rumors about the de-
'. . r i i' i i 1
tnoraizition of the Ynukee armies, does
any h-ipe nf peace ihiicn ujwn the land.
We must fiht or submit. What halluci
nation soever may be cherished by some
! nniili.l.n. I Ii. u . . 1 . 1 i . . r . i n , I, A fi.it. I Hnt
I. ...
to know, and ought to be told, the plain
,ru,b nd he ,ru,n tbat we ,re riPbt
io the middle of the war. and durins Ibis ,
i Sriririft mnA fjumninp t h a niar in tn ha mnro I
r 6 . "
&"C uureleD,in8 ,hsn eTr efore- i
Tha Yokee eaemJ is oulv be6"nin8 '
&hU T ba' P""1""' to h.e "".. at
current rates would call for tbo imposition
of a great debt upon our posterity, such as
would cause our children to corse ua in
our graves."
11 ' I . . : 1 1 . e ' t A - 3
ii uai lerrioio cooiessiou i auu
every word of it true. The editor of the j
Nashville Union declares that never Wlg :
. j
our army nan so oeterminea io uesiruy me
last vestige of treason as it now is. It
never waa in so fine a fighting condition
as it is now. Its patriotism has assumed ! "T TOTER3 of Union County Please con-
. , ,, .i..k. V s'der JESSE M. WALTER. Esq , of
a loftier, grander, and mora resolute bear- M m Cdndldale f,r A5semby foHr ,his
ing than it ever wore before. The soldiers , p,sinst. He is a man of extensive arqoain
of the Eastern, Middle and North western !nc 'bis and Snyder counties, of good
States, and all the loyal soldiers of Ken
tuckoy, Tennessee, and Alabama, now at
Murfroesboro, will never leave the graves
of their kindred slain in battle to be dese
crated by Rebels. Never ! Never !
Capt. Newcomb, of Gen. Schori' staff,
on Monday made four important captures,
three of rebel soldiers, aod the other a
citixin wbo has been eivinz aid and cam-
r,,r, IO .hB enemy.
Nathaniel R. Brown, Esq., who was
Postmaster io Philadelphia ouder bucbao-I
nan's adiiiiuistratiou, is now President of
a Uuiou Liagua in that oit. j
A (?iri'KK!iKA!) Kkoimknt Dr. Kun
jy, fiU'ou of the late 1'iSlb Illinnis
rttgiineut which last fall, while in Camp
Butler, pave nnaoimnm ie fer the
coppnrhoatf ticket, afu-rwari attenjp
tci ia boJy to desert to the enemy,
and are now under arrest for treason
waa arrested a short tiraa eiuce for
Btenlinz propart? beloogiaz to the Gov-
The offijlal statement of losses in the
late battles at Cbancellorsville isas follow :
Killed, 1,90; wounded 7,867. The num.
ber reported killed wilt be slightly varied
when the list is collated with the list of
exchanged prisoners received from Rich
mond, lint then 1,81)0 of the wounded
were bat slightly injured, and wore not
disabled or off dutv tor single day.
An attack hy the Union forces
upon Fort Hudson, was proirreiinp;
f;ivoraliy. Grant's successes, ea.ut of
lckshtirp:, arc COntimieJ. Arrival
fl-OUl .CW Orleatl.i represenla every-
thinir in that re-iou proserin!; for
the Union cause.
A report from Washington, ree'd
at llarriburg, Saturday, midnight,
says Gen. Grant has captured Vicks
btirg and a large number of prisoner.
Tuesday Morn 111521 Xeivs.
telfCafl. Orwig's Company was wall
received, yesterday: details io our next.
Reck, Metier, Kinoaid, and Nesbit, of
Jones' Company, ara also returned.
Capt. M'Call also returned, still suffer
ing with fever
New Yor.K, Monday, May '25. Cotton
49 to 50. Uold 113 to lloj.
Jaytooke Co. sola 6J,30.5UU 01
Gve-tweuties. vesterduv.
Victory upon Victory.
The followiui headings of last evening's
papers indicate the downfall of Vickilurj
pernaps tne narasst 010 tua ruocuioo
has jet received :
Rapid Marches and Continuous Victories.
The Rebels Driven to the Wall.
Five Rattles and Five Victories.
CI l'ieccs of Artillery Taken.
Xioe Thousand Prisoners Captured.
Our Forces up to the Rear of the City,
llainea' Bluff and the Outer Works taken.
I'orter Co-operating with Grant.
He Attacks at Night, and Grant Fights
in the Pay Time.
The Rebels Roasted iiitween Twi FirC9.
, ,. , . . , . .
.m Vilt in , .."t Thirl IL.. II
; Tiifn.-usv AHas., .1 a od.s-t.
i' 1x1 neoXeh
nf ,hr Kva.,n.ei,..i nr,ii.,,. i t.,..,h
wdl be dedicated to the service of the triune
';;;K'Vov,dene.e per,,,,inf) on Sonday 31s,
' ,tt
M ..rin. .,., ., , r.iu,i in th. .;..rn.,n and
1'mi ijnirsmr.. id iiin.'rn.ua iud nuiw, nj.
ii.hunir. I hs ciuuiua imblic I. iunbu k atuwl on
, t";;- Mny ,WJ
i S-IXSJJ--
l uiuu County Tail
j w.jn.-juj to rri.isj. Oct. 7, .nJ9. ira
. . . . . .
Curreclrit Weekly
1 Wheat 51,40 Egis.
.. 3 11
! Rye
90 Tallow 10
80 Lard 10
Corn, OH
Outs 00 Clover seed 4,00
Flaxseed 2,50 Wool UO 05 70
Dried Apples. -5 1,00 Potatoes 50
FirkinHuttcr 12 Sides .t Shoulder 6
fresh Butter... 14 Kibs & Shoulder 5
Rags , 5, and G 11am 10
Country ftonp 4 & u
Wanted, liuiucdiati'ly,
0
NE coed STOVE MOLI.DER. to whom
good wages will be paid in Cash.
U. C. HAKVEi & CO.
Lock Haven, May 22, IMH3 pd
Stray Heifer.
lAME into my premises abont the
ISth
. .7 u. ' "f " uHl
for some lime, ohe u mostly black", but has
a white face and while on back and belly.
The owner is desired to prove property, pay
charges and lake ber away.
AND. M'CLEXAHAN
While Deer Twp, May 23, ISC3
Advertisement
ins Genllemen. (
THREE Yl,onS Gentlemen, of good moral
character, and regarded handsome by
,he lad.es. and also havin an excelleni Ene-
hsh V Classical education, and as regards !
-allh have a sufficiency to render life easy,
a,e fof corresPod,nK with three
young ladies of equal accomplishments.
Address
WILMER, CLA1TDG & CLIFFORD,
lw Academia, Juniata Co. Pa
STRAYED away from the sub
scriber. Monday, 16th inst, a light
red COW, a dark face wiih white
st-ean along lhe back; she is a fresh cow;
large horns. Any information of her where-
ab0uts will be reasonably rewarded.
AL'tiUST NICKOL.
Win field, May 25, 63 '
juugiucui miiu UU1IUCS3 uauiin iiitw.i
IOR As.embly,CapLTHOMA8CHt:RCH,
' of Hartley, is respectfully named, with
out consuliativ.n wilh him. He is a man of
irreproachable character, fair business quali
fications, of true political principles, and has
shown bis patriotism by fighting in Ihis Re
bellion, during which he snlT-red from a
wound that is yet unhealed. His strength is
restored, and altho' as yet unable to do man
ual labor, he could well attend to the duties j
of a Legislator. Subject io lhe choice of
the People on the SOth or June.
993 MlFFLl.NBCRG.
WOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
for sale by
MOWRV,
THE UNION," established in lSl-lvSwle No- 2,519.
CHRONICLE," established in 1813 Whole No.. 998.
UEV GR03ERY AND
nHfIPi
Ml 1 II iMUil all y
rplIB suhscr.ber has Just op-ned a Family
iirr, ,i I'mviMon More, io R.,.fen-
baugh'a bail'dms (late Kreamer's Tinshif)
, v rie
West Clltl of Market HqiiarC,
where he ha josi received a well jelected
asertmem of frh
I GROCERIES AND
PROVISION'S.
surh as fntlee. Tea, t;hocolate, Supar. Kice,
Molasses, r ish, Sa't, fj'ices.v inesar, Kaisins,
iirooms. Brushes, Tubs, Uiick'tsSoap. Butler,
Cheese. Hjss, Fruit, Kruit Cans, Oranges,
l.einons, Crackers, Cluil.es l'in,
j Flour anJ Feed, Corn, Cattle TowJer,
I QCEENSWARE. Wmd'-w Hiiadei, Matches,
j Move l'uii-h. Nots sioU.r, Tobacco, t.'iur. -
and evei whint; else iu Hie liiocery ii:ic . .
I of which he uff.-rs at the loesl price.-, it
Cash or Country Produce.
CIIA'S HOLAN'I'.
Lewisburj;. May 7. IbCi
BES30VAL.-
TPHE snbsenber respectfully in: r ;is her.
1 friends and patrons that she nas moved
I to R M Cooper's late stand, corner of Tnird
: l Market Ms where she will keep on hand
j """?,rjorl?t"A.!v "'P! V W'-N,(J'
Uallaher's celebrate 1 M).P. M.itto
"Small I'ntU a'? Qu'u Jc
It. MMIabon.
SP.Y.
T WOULD respecifully announce that hav-
ing takeu Mr. Cooper's establi-hoient I
shall keep on hand I'icsll It read. Cakes,
also Bran, Wheat and Indian and Kve when ;
ordered. ICE CREAM andConr'eclmnery i
in everv v.irreiv. H. L. M .MAHO.N
L.i..bur, May 11, lM
35 Reward
"Ti7IM. be paid by the School Board of East
bulfdioe township to any person who
will inform upon any one committio; d-p
dations nr defacing in any way any of the
noo: Houses
of said District, during lhe
I present year,
Bv order of the Board :
DAVID SUHKAt'K, IWt
W. I. M.N.N, Sec y
WITH" Fm TUP TTTTTTnW
MUiH. Ui latli mUjlUIV. .
j I
THE undersisined intends supnlyins lhe
citizens of I.ewisburz wilh hure .Milk-,
c
mmenciu" about the lSih inst. J'ersoDS
wishing to be supplied, will please send in
their names to him, at the I.ewisburg Bri.!;e.
The Milk wi!l be delivered (daily except Sun
days) mornin? or evening, as preferred by a
majority of customers. SAM'L SLIKER.
Lewisburj, April 10, 1S63
Five-Twenty U. S. Loan
rpHE I.EWI6BCKU BA.NK. of Lewisburj,
I Coion Co., is A?ent lor lhe sale of the
Lmteit States Six per Cent. Five-Twenty
Years' Loan.
Amounts can be had to snit the means of
ditierent individuals. The Interest on this
Loan is payable and will be paidin Uidd. 'i'J-
' Estate of Hrs. Sarah mile, dec'J.
i AT 7HEKEAS, Letters Testamentary upon
1 V ,he e13 ol Wii"v Sarah Mai.late
ol Lime.one township. Union county, dec d.
have been granted to lhe subscriber in due
;;, kno 1,0
.d estate, 'to make immediate payment ;
a id those havin-claims aza.nst the samt,
form of law, notice i hereby given to all per-
jainst the saint,!
will present them , duly a.i'.hen.ieated for sei-
niem. to MICHAEL M. MAIZE, Exec'r
'ew Derlin, May 5, lr,3
pd
DUAL'S & SHADES.
B.'
WILLIAMS, No. 16 .North Six'h
Sireet. Philadelphia, Manufacturer of
' ! ' .
Vtiril Itl.IVUS and
HIDOn SII.1DES
PiTThe latest and finest assortment in the
ciiy. al the lowest prices. Blinds Painted and
Trimmed equal to new. Store Shades male
and Leitered.
g 1 Estate of PIrs.DIaria EI. Graham, dee'd
t F.TTFRS Tevtampnt.il v on lhe Estate of
J i Mrs. MARIA M.(iK.iIAM, late of Lew-
ibur borough.. I'nion county, having been
framed Io J.-hn ti. Bocss, alt persons indeb-
led ihereio are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims ordemands
ai.un-l lhe saiee will present them forseitlo- ,
I meut to JOHN (i. ISOtitis, Ei.culor.
or A. II. DILL, his Attorn;..
I.ewisbur;. March 26. ls63.
i KNOX FRUIT FAKM&KL'tSLUY.
IjlOK manv years we have ma"e !;; tu'u
4 vation of S.vi ILL i"ltllt. a spe
cially, and taking into account t.biitt.i:
titt and a.iii.iTr, our stock of Vines hi.i
Plants f
iti Arr.BrRnirt.
MKHMURtllKS, MHIs.KlltKICS,
L".s'ii' lllilks, IKK A Ms, r.. ir.
is unequaled anywhere, which weoffer on the
, , , .. ' 5 "
n ..... k . i a .,.,.1.1 A r. u'sll ... .n,r..ninil u-1 1 . '
us, or send for our Price List, which will be
sent to all applicants free of charge.
Oar &ed Store and Ihrti,
is al So 29 nnb S
a arl,cI ,
ulurul House
Street,
such an estatj
lishmenl can be had of lhe best quaiity.
USs J. KNOX, liox 15S, 1'ittsl.urg, Pa.
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership of S. Hcbsh and C.
KoLtKo, tradiug under the firm of Hursh
& Roland, is ihis day dissolved, by muiual
consent. The business will hereafter le con
tinued by H. Hursh, at the old stand. The
Books and Papers will be left at the Store
until lhe 1st day of May. All interested will
please take notice. S. HI'RSH.
Lewisburg, April I, 1K63. C. ROLAND.
R
2
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GOIXG
TIIE SPKIXG ARRIVAL OP
mm wm
AT
N. R. ZUI3IER3IAN'S I
II I i t W ii Cinstabies.lor axl
or s.-iau4 iW,t lhe Chronicle Olicei
Estate of Dennis Phillips, dee'd
I""sTRATORSK0riCE-Whrr,,
1 L-iteri of A'tmimsirauon on lhe elai
" .' ''""'P. ' ,f I-ibw boro'.
' ' tern granted to the snisenber
bJ ':" '"'rPr ""f' '? ''e f"""
iu lw" all persons indebted to ai4
! e,;aie are rnjuestrd t make immediate par
' meut, aud lhoj harinz just etairns atainr
i inr same mav prrrni inem oo j amnestieatfOJ
, r. r se'.tleujent, to the subscribers.
1 .SAVI KL SI.IFEK, f Aduinls-
JOH. B.LI.N.N, J tiramra
I .. ..." "
ITew btana---Wew Gaods!
! JOSEPH L.JIAWN Hating taken the
' J ,rooms on.ler theTelesraph and l'hric!
otfices, refined ihi tu.acd tilled iu an enansiva
: variety of
Jits, Caff, Gtnthmen's Cluthifft&t,
AIo a lari ar.d splendid tock of CLOTHS
1 CASslMERE.-t, Ac, which he will muJuplQ
I o-J(T,as he still continues the Tailoring Buta
1 ness. He is prepared to execute aH work
i entrusted to his care.io the ai:faciion of ihi
, customer.
j X. B. Cuttin? and Kepainn jr dona
order. (Lewibur?, .april 10, 1851
T. jr. KITNER,
I rtlAII.OU over Ca'dwell's Dru? Slore,
I "rp"' Te!e?raPh ani Chromem
v in i v ttr. i? j irjaisu t 'ii uu ,ldKC Bp
all kin Is of w. rk in lhe 1 AIl.tlKLMi line no)
sh.Ti nonce aud reasunable terms. Kepairtn
dune nently. W. rk warraatej satislactory.
Country i'ruduce taken in payment (994
SAPOMFIER,
OK
C'oocrntratcd Lye,
THE FA!.'!LY SOAP MAKES.
rPUC puMic are I'AI TIOXED ajafnst ttA
I XPL'KIUL'S ARTICLE OF LYE ff
making foap Ac. sow offered for sale. The
onlv liC.M'I.NE ani Patented Lye is that
made by the
1'eca'aSilt Manufacturing Company,
the:r trade-maik for ii bem
"Sapoaifier, or Concentrated Lye."
The great success of this article has led
unprincipled parties to euueavor to imilat it
violation ef the Cmnanv'a I'at.ma.
i AH Manuuemrers. Huv'rrs ..r Seltara
th.-ve spurious Lyes, ere herebv notified that
f ,he C.moauv hive einnli.ij as ihe.r Atmm.
: neys.
Geo. Harding, E-:rp, of Philad., and.
Win ! io k-.Vfi 1 rf Pitf Kiifne
' , 'ii w. ...
and that all Maoufaciurers, Users or Sellers)
of I. ye ia vioiaiion of the rights of the Cum
panv. will be I'n seeuied at once.
1 hi SAfUMFlEK, or CVncentraied ly
I is f ,r sa!e by 'l Drugguts, tirocsrs, aad
coumry Stores.
TAKE NOTICE!
The 1'mted Sta;eS Circuit Court, Western
District of Pennsylvania, io. I of Mar Terra
io 162, in suit of " l he Pennsylvania Salt
.Miiiu.racturin Company, vs. Tho.G Chase,"
decreed to the Company, on Nov. 15, lefig,
the E.VCI.I S1VE riglu pra .ted by a patent
owned by them for lhe 'Sirosirita. Paient
dated Oct. 21, ISSG. Perpetual injunction
i awarded.
TIIE PEXXSYLV I V
i , T ' " , r-nVr, ,7,V w
j SALT AIAMFACfLKLNG COAIPT,
OFFICFS
OFFICES
, 12- TValntit St. Phila.Mi.Tifa.
, . -- 1
Pitt St. and Duijiiesnc Way, PittsLnrg".
am jJiiuMUts
I 1 uu-jrisimica, caving icanea nis lorni
vaauc 1 1 i i ii .
. ,urc- , nu ,Di?SMS '
M Minns (or the ptnolrf one vear. and. n
abtiut to remove temporarily from Levisbur;,
lakes this method of returning his thanks ia
'he peop'e of Lewisburg and vicinity for thei
j u-iiiorm kindness and lhe liberal support tbey
1 r- 'e given him dunn? his residence amonj
i Utt l. KIOH A Rl M. COOPER.
I Ler.ijburg, April 0, IS63
NOTICE.
fPHB undersigned, bavins obtained the uss
! 1 lhe furniture, fixtures and utensils of
I Mr- HiCHn M. Caoraa. will roatinne lh
i Bakery. Contectii-nerv an.I Ncimn bosines.
.uetiiu sianj, on s.araei sireei, lor ine pe-
l one year. He hopes by strict attention.
'. i -iness io merit the patronage heretofore
.:v:. led tu this establishment.
H L. M'MAHOX. "
I .-wisburs, April 10, 1SS3
Executor's fJatice.
"OTICE is hereby given that letters tesla
, mentary on the last will and testament
i' JAMES DALE, la-e of Lewisburj
borough, I'nion county, deceased, have beeo
eranted to the subscriber, by lhe Register of
I'nion county.indue form of law; therefore all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
jcaims jns, ;ame 'Wll. prMnt ,hel
prperly authenticated for settlement to tha
1 J
undersigned. I . H. ILSO.N, M.U., Ex r.
Lewi.bur:, March 1.1, 'S3.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
0" and after Jl'I.Y 1st, 1463. the privilego
of convening the present issoe of I.K
(SAL TENDER NOTES INTO THE NA
TIONAL SIX PER CENT. LOAN (common
ly called Five-Twenties") will cease.
All who wish t invest in the Five-TwentT
Loan must, therefore, applv before the 1st of
JULY next. JAY COOKE,
Prs mrTiow Aobt.
Ap. 3m3 fio. Ill S. Third St., Philad
Administrator's Notice.
TTHEKEAS. Letters of Administration tt
V the estate of WILLIAM P. MOVER,
deceased, laie of Kelly township. I'nion
county, have been granted to lhe subscriber,
by the Register of said county, in dne form j
all persons indebted to said estate are reques
ed to make payment, and Ihose having data
against the" same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement, to
DANIEL MOVER, Administrator
Kelly, April 21. lct3
niLUKERY AND STRAW GOODS !
Jjlvou thai we are now prepared to efler.
at our Did Stand Nos. 103, lO.i A 107 Nonh
SECOND St.. PHILAD'A. a well selerte.l
Stock of JlUlluery isdMraw Hooat
in every variety, ol the latent tmprMn:
and of lhe newest and mott fashionable stj les.
OVR STRAW ItKFAUlMFXT
will comprise .verv v .r.ety ot J? "'
and Trimming to befonnd Ibat Ime. o'
lai.st and raosi approved shapes aud sty
Suliei'ms an early call. 1 reir.a.n y
Vonrs. Kepectlii!l. . " "
Pbd''
M.ICS 16. !!