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BY 0. N. VTOEDJSN AND J. 11. CORNELIUS.
At $1.50 per Yrar, altraya In Advance.
'THE UNION," established la lSUWlule No. 3.831.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1863..
'CHRONICLE established in 13 13 TThole No 1.000.
rlKLhHKO NKwI-vtKKKLi'-.
Tuesday Morning k Friday Afternoon.
j"j'e .rw Advertisement.
Number 1,000.
This week makes One Tnoi'SANn pub- ' defend Slavery as divine institution
lications of tbe Lewisburg Cbrouicle." who seek to thwart the General Govern
It is a long period of toil and auxicty, but , incut iu its struggles for existence and
although one of its founders b deceased, . who apologize for tbe Rebellion which is
Very many of its original readers are still j deluging our land with blood. Men thus
it readers. There re also many hundreds ' acting, do so iu utter violation of thtflctter
of new patrons, and regularly increasing, and spirit of that church, aod have no
May it be the lot of numerous readers of . right to claim its name. To prove this,
to-day, to peruse Num. 2,000, in a Uuiun
Undiminished, and where every human
being shall enjiy Liberty and Law !
.
Onsuiizs Union Leagues.
Last Fall (a. U ain.it) Pennsylvania
iiasi can a mn ia. j ,
Was lost, to the friends of the General
Government, by a lack of o-ganuutiun of
its friunds. l!v oiioa.mzation, we can
. . t
earr, ,t .oo. r
Just now, tbe seUct.on cf Candid. es
absorbs tbe attention of cur fr.ct.d-. Uut
wa propoafc, that, on the Primary Election
day Saturday, 20th June t Union
League be formed in every Uis.rict where
tbore is none.
Turn out early after dinner-have tbe
J
form ready, and get every voter to sign
It read some aioumeni, an l proviue ior
getting papers, future meetings, &c. j a teucely to leave them the power of
Thus, easily, much may be done, with- 1 moral action. It exhibits them as depen
out loss of time. aT K member, and i" ."f others, whether they
TRV to form a League. 20ih of June.
Hot "Oar Congressman."
Some true Union men last fall voted
for "Generaf Ym. 11. Miller for Congress,
on aocouut of personal objections to bis
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opponent,anacoLniinginui3proiesutiuu8lricDd,. whBlber lhcy shall preserve
of loyalty aod devotion to the Union and their cuastity and purity, or regard tbe
tbe energetic prosecution of the war. Rut j dictates of justice and humanity. Such
lie is now elected.and Saturday week nude re '""e o tDB consequences of Slavery
speech at a Demicratie meeting in ' consequences not imaginary, but which
rt i- i - r . conuect themselves with its very existetjce.
Carlisle. Ine tranklin. Jicnutitoru civcs , .... , . ... li i
. ' J h lhe evils to winch a Slave is always ex-
the followiog account of the man and bis pn8ed of,en uke ploe in flcl ,nJ in
speech, from which it appears that he too j their very worst degree and form; aod
it a regular "Copperhead," and some of where all of them do out take place, as we
those who voted for bim mads a ead
mistake :
rrom bis general appearance,
his bar
hanging over his eyes, and the style of his
address, it is but fair io conclude thai he Is a
finer fot'ject for some insane asylum, or some
prison, man for the Halls of our next Con- i
gress! He is surely insane, or deeply dyed
with '".son. Nearly every sentimeni ,
ottered by him, might readily have been ap-
plauded oo-lhe streets of Kichmond, and ,
could have been done with perfect safety. I
He appeared bninlull ot sympathy for the '
Rebels, not a single sentence as utiered bv '
him against them; but Eivin- himself full
.v.?. he clamored a,.d "" aa.nsl JPr,;
Urill Uincuiiiuiiig was strtt as. n.uu.uo.i Busuot -. ,
the 'insufferable u-urper and despot.' I ot one blood all the naiions of men to
"In referring to hisfrieudand 'lellaw Pem- dwell on tbe face of the earth it is man
oerai,' Vallandiham. be said, there ai? i ifotly tbe duty of all Christians who
plenty of men who wonld be very willing io i enj ,he 0( the present day, when
Irr. 8,Vei ioconsistoncy of Slavery both with
-We ray, down with the villain who thos I humanity and religion, bs been demon
boldly bares his traitor heart, and is hypo- 1 stratcd au is generally seen aod acknowl
critical enough to mingle with his treasona- I edged, to use their bonest, earnest, and
b!e speech pitiful whiniiips lor lhe Union, j annearied endeavors to correct the errors
Do his friends who endorse his course not of otmeT ti tnd ,pcedily a possi
fur for lhe resu lt Do they not see the seed ; . , . . , . . ;
, I . j . , .. . .. : be to rtl tre thi blot on our holu reh'iion,
of discord and disloyalty which he is so in-i " v - c
dustrionsly sowing, and which has to some ' nd to uton the complete abolition OI
extent taken root! Every man is an enemy j Slavery throughout Christendom, and if,
to the Government who publicly proclaims i possible ihrouglfut the world''
ma opposition io measuies auupicu ty ine
Administration tor the suppression oi ine re-
bellion, it matters not wheiher his name be
Vallandigham cr Miller. It is teachiu; diso
bedience io the laws.
"Pursued by the jeers of some briys, who
had heard him defend Vallandmham and bit- '
terly assail our Chief Magistrate, Miller was I
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esconea o n.s note., am, wnen ne tnongn. ne
was safely out of reach of the tuveniles. he ;
ftreM,nlt0 Hi.S ,Dd'a"a b--julatinp, '
the blackguards ! 1 here was a storm of ,
laughter, which did mischief 10 no one save '
the speaker, who passed into the hotel and ,
was seen and heard no more.'
Aftersuch exhibitions, the truly loyal
peoole of the Union will be more careful i
.
of hstentng to the fair prom.ses of any
roan who gets the "Copperhead" support.
The so-called "Dcmocratio" machine is
BOW rnn by tbe Rebel allies, although
insny bonest men do not suppose their
Totes are thus bought and sold.
t9The Peace (Mozirt) Democrats
kul. had a meeting in New Vo,k rlt.
and ..lfed. State Convention, with . ne. !
State Committee. This splits tbo party in
that State, again. Fernaudo Wood said
the Sooth wa really independent ; took
tbe Secession ground that the Union can
Dot coerce a State; demanded a cessation
of hostilities ; abused thoPresidont all be
eould- and declared that War Democrats
just as bsd as Republicans there
wa really na difference between them, fa
atatement, that last, nearly true.) Wen
talking thus honestly, do less harm thsn
pretenders who favor putting down tbe
Rebels, but cavil agsinst tbe legal ways
employed by authority for effecting it.
Fernando Wood visited Washington to
disown certain reports of bis traitorous
fcpeecb, (which was no worse than those
resolutions.) Soldiers hissed him.
US-Col. Ai.ex. K. M'Clubk and
Hon. Jouh C. Kt.NKLB,
expeot to be io Lewisburg, Saturday eve
ning of thi week, on their way (Monday)
to Williamsport, aod will le invited to
ddres tbe Union League. We presume
tbey will do o. Our Friday's paper will
be more definite.
Ie-Mr. Worth, nf the Lebanon Conr
, having resigned, Mr. Funk of tbe
Jiilioutan is appointed Superintendent of
fuNk Printing.
BOGUS PRESBYTERIANS.
Urns of IbM rburrk on Nlavrrr Rrbelllon.
Prebytcrianism against Slavery.
There are men in the North, claiming
the honored Darae of Presbyterians, who
, we make tbe following extract trow me
i nnanimnut declaration of the highest
j amhoiity of tbe Presbyterian church :
I j0 213 toe Assembly auaoiinously
1 adopted a repon ou this utjeCt, pnp.rt4
b Ureen ot. ir. .r
, ut irgiula, and Mr. Hurgess of Otilo, of
wlm.h (hJ flowiug js , piirt.
44 ye cooM'icr ilia voluuiary enslaving
1 of one part of tbe human race by another
! ! irpKda viii!ulitin if Ihrt miiKt firm-inn.
! ,nd d rights of llUIUM m
illCnnsl t.Bt with Ine Um of jod(
i r(fjuir(.g Uj. 0 ,ove our ni.ighbor M
j our..jve ; BI1J totally irreconcilable
wi, ,ne pp,rll auj principles of the Gos -
pel of Ctmst, which c.jiio, that
I flilfiavta W-holLnuCP V A Hi. .11 111 that fflfl
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8.l'ou"1 Ju ". d" veleven " tbeu'-
! Ngare nru'itui a ra s- .a if 1 w in I h mnral
system ; it exhibits rational, accountable,
( ,uJ ima,rtll4 teiuns io su:h circumstances
! " reeelTe "SIUUS ""' j wncio-
er they shall know aud wurship the true)
Gd; whether they shall enjoy the
: nrdiuancej of tbe Go.pel; whether they
' Per,urm lne ul'M "a ca" ,pu ,Qe
i it t .i i . J i
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i parents and children, neighbors ana i
r,'J "ca t0 S4J ,b4t 10 n,D7 instances,
i through the influence of tho principles ot
bumaoitv aod reliuion on the tuiuds of
I masters, meyoo noi-siu. mo S'ave is
. . . ......
; deprived of bis natural right, degraded as
a human being, aod exposed to tbe dan-
ger of passing into tbe baods of a master,
who rosj j,.fl,c, npon him all the hardships
, . . . hj fa ionuID.nitT ind ,vwic0
J '
ml u(-'l?est-
" From this view of the consequence
resulting from the practice into which
Christian people have moBt inconsistently
M o I18lttvillg , portion of their f
of niankiufor God b, made j
Tbe same Assembly recommended pa
tronizing tbe Colonizition Society, the
ins'rucliun of slaves by preachiog.Sabbalh
schools, and by giving "all proper adcan-
ti.r fur oru,ln 0 knowledge or their
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ilutii l.nth tn Iwiul nntl man ' 1 hpv fiav
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Iheir church is amon? the first in lis
ahhorrence o SlaTcry. uut; in vicw of
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the Laws of tbe land, and peculiar diiBcul-
tjes uai uii,.ht modify the offence, tbe
j only pain and penalties prescribed are
1 Mul.inait in thn f.illnariniv .rnilinn
, . . . , ,, . .
3. "We eni no it on all Church Sessions
ni 1rc.bleJric.f under ,Ue c,ro of thu
Assembly, to discountenance, and, a far
possible, to prevent, all cruelty of whatever
kind io tbe treatment of ilaves ; especially
,L.e crao,,7 ot ep""g nusoaoa anu
who. Dire II IB IUU CUIIUICU uu u
which ooDsifits in celling lives to thoie
who will either themselves deprive these
unhappy people of the blessings of the ,
GePcl' r wb P0rt them to
places where tbe Gospel is not proclaimed,
or where it is forbidden to slaves to attend
unou its institutions. Tbe manifest viola
tion or disregard of tbe injunction here
given, in its true spirit and intention,
onht to be considered as just ground for
the dUciplioe and censures of tbe church.
And if it shall ever happen that a Christ
ian professor, in our eommnnion, shall
sell a slate trio is also in our communion
and good standing Kith our church, con
trary to hi or her will and inclination, it
ought immediately to claim tbe particular
attention ot tne proper courcn juaicaiure.
and unless there be such peculiar circum
stances attending the case a can but sel
dom happen, it ought to be followed,
without delay, by a sutpension of the offen
der Jrom all the privilege of the church, till
he repent, aod make all the reparation in
bis power, to the injured party."
Siuce tbe division, both tbe Old and tbe
New School branches have time and again
re-affirmed, and have never repealed, any
part of the above declarations.
In 1S45, a new ques'ion wa raised in
tbe O. S. Assembly. That question was,
whether "tbe renunciation of slave-holding
should be made a contlition of membership."
it was decided in tbe negative, in a paper
drawn up by a Southern man. But, in
1846 tbe very next year lest the action
of 1S15 might seem to be a receding from
tbe former testimony, tha same Assembly
took paiu to adopt (which they did by a
vnmimons vote, see p. 207, Mio. o( 1816)
the following explicit re-eoacttnent of the
above quoted views aod laws of 1818 :
"Resolved, That, in the judgment of
this boose, the action of the General As
sembly of 1815 was not intended to deny
or rescind the testimony often uttered pre
vious to (hut dote."
This act of 1845 is dishonestly paraded,
by tome, so as to convey the impression
that the Presbyterian church is in favor of
slavery ! ! I W hat a monstrous perversion !
If being honestly and eartestly in favor
of "the complete Abolition of Sinner
j throughout the world" docs not make
"Abolitionista" of tbe Wilberforce aod
Franklin school, we know not what would.
They are not of tbe peculiar school of
Garrisooians ; but they are, nevertheless,
"Abolitionists" in a legitimate sense.
Term of Communion, is another ques
tion from tbe right or wrong of .SVuivry
, Kach matter must be considered by itself.
i The Seeeders, and other tranche, of the
Presbyterian church, it is trne, do refuse
coaimuoioa with all slave holders, aod so
! do some orders of the Baptists, Methodists,
! t0(1 other Christians. Rut oeitherthe Oil
j gahooi Bor lhe Sew 8ohool Prwbjrtrianf,
I '
as bvdies, have ever taken that ground
so that the decision of 1815 is not at
variance with that of 1818.
The condemnation of Slavery by the O.
S. aud N. S. Presbyterians, therefore, is
before the world, unbroken. Whether
Slave-holding, the doctrine of Election,
Uaptism, &e., should or should not be
j held as tests of communion, are different
matters entirely. No one has a right to
cast upon tbe'ehureb the stigma that she
is anything else than an open antagonist
of that System which bas iuvoked Civil
War as a mean of extending its aooursed
chains.
Prethytcrianitm against the Rebellion.
All orders of Presbyterians agree sub
stantially in tbe followiog from the O. S.
Confession of Faitb :
" CllArr. XXllI. God, the Supreme
Lord and King of all the world, bath
ordained civil magistrates to be under Him
1 over the people for his own glory and the j
publio good, and to this end bath armed
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defence and eucouragernent of them that
are good, and for tbe I'U.nisiiment or
CVIb DOERS.
"4. It is tha duty of tbe people to pray
for magistrate ; to honor their person ;
to pay Ibcm tribute, aud other dues; to
obey their lawful commands, aod to be
subject to their authority, (or conscience
sake. Infidelity or indifference to reli-
cion, dotb not make void the magistrate's
just and legal authority, nor free tbe peo-
pie from their doe obedience to bim.
Both Assemblies have yearly, since tbe !
Rebellion broke out, earnestly and point- j
edly condemned tbe instigators of that ;
horrid crime, and have exhorted all good '
I ij ..i iiniari nn. nn, .v..,in .
rv. v. ..j.v.... i-
sustain tbe constituted authorities in I
their effort to restore peace by tbe estab
lishment of rightfu! authority.
The above cbapt. 23 aod see. 4, contain
the distinct recognition of tbe "Higher
Law," noder which all rnlcra should be,
aod by which just power are sanctioned.
According to this view, tbey are Infidels
who scout tbe "higher law." Tbe Clue
"Magistrate" of our nation is the President,
who was lawfully, peaceably, constitution
ally chosen. "Tbe sword" is rightfully
, j . h; fc d ,f fa p0ni9hment of
r r
evil doer." Tbe greatest possible "evil
doers" are tbey who, by causeless rebell
ion, have plungod this people into inter
nal war. What, then, shall be said of any
nian, (minister or layman,) claiming to be
Presbyterian, wbo in tbe face of tbe
above quotations from the Assembly'
declarations, and their Confessioo of Faith
defends Slavery T wbo abases and belie
the President, personally, and "wishes"
bim abducted or murdered f who deniea
the right and power to punish armed foes 7
who refuses Io pay taxes, or trie to indues
ignorant persons to refuse T wbo seek, to
hinder the operations of tha draft 7 In a
word, what are tbey who take sides, prao-!
tically, with tbe "evil doers ?"
Reader ! if yon bear any parson, pro
fessing Presbyteriaoiem, defending Slavery
or tbe Rebellion, or railing against "Old
Abe" or tha "Abolitionists," snow bim
the foregoing extracts from tbe standard
authorities of that church. And then tell
bim, as yonr private opinion, that be is as
false to Presbyterianisu as he is to God
and the country, in these "times tbat try
men' son's
tbe tru,Dl
aod you will tell him
Advice to Coppebiieads. We most
respectfully recommend ono or two sen
tences of Judge Leavitt's (demooratic) law
to the editor of the Democrat and it cop
perhead brethren, and hope tbey will
adopt tbe wise suggestions. JJere it is :
"Those who live under tbe protection,
and enjoy the blessing of our benignant
Government, must learn that they ran not
atab it vitals with impunity. Jf tbey
cberisb hostility and batred to it, and
desire it subversion, let tbem withdraw
from it jurisdiction, and seek the fellow,
ship and protection of those with whom
tbey are in sympathy."
Gentlemen of tbe Copperhead faction,
yon are not wanted here, and you ean
depart in peace witbont leaving a lock of
jour hair. Courier, (Union Den )
"Times have Changed."
I.. . -
n the aeaaon of Peace. 2 to 6i) vcars
, ,
ago, in spite of our treaties with Mexico,
men and monev were onenlv raised. North
" o, i
and South, to enable the Slate xower to
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wresi j exas irom iuexico.
u ..u uu.au. u.j, .uo
in every Northern State were engaged in
f- sr- l i L n ......
breaking op Anti-Slavery newspapers or
... ' . . .
mi.khina Ami S.wnrm tnnnli..na nr.il
mobbing Ann b avery convenliuns-and
mey anowva mans io oe roooea ana anil-
Slavery papers excluded, at the whim of
ever. Poalm.ater. -, of ch."
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ana "freedom of the proa" and "the rujlit
of the people to ammMc," were all crushed
out, aod iu few of any of the Free States
I was there any law for those who dared to
! speak out against the "dark idol Slavery."
Ia the South, men would have boeo mur
dered if publicly speaking or printing io
opposition to that accursed institution
"tbe sum of all villainies." Ajcsmat not i
one of these flagrant, palpable violations
of Law and of Justice, did tbe Democrats
of that day "protest," in Mass Meetings
or Conventions; neither newspapers nor
oratora of that stripe mourned over tbe
destruction of guarantied privileges. Oo
tbe contrary, laading Democrats headed
mobs apnlogiied for them aud laughed
and gloried in outraging all the natural
and chartered rights of "Abolitiooists."
In thort, any crime to favor Slavery teas
perfectly "conttitutional."
" Time makes all things even." Now,
in time of Wab with our Nation strug
gling for "self-existence, tbe first law of
mature tnose very democrats Have to
awsiiow ineir own meuicioe, woicn nas not
(like wine) improved by age. Tbey suffer
(though in a far less degree) tha wrongs
tbey so recently inflicted. But they think
it all wrong for the Government or its
officers to exclude treasonable, incendiary
documents from tbe mails all wrong to
break np the K. G. C's plotting to rise
io arms against tbe Government awful
bad to lock up open traitors very cruel
for the Soldiors to demolish Copperhead i Fsrragui'a fleet, without cessation, beiiev
newspaper. To call them "Secessionists" j iog that be could capture the works
tbey think an insufficient excuse for their
.nff..rin. U ,.;.
tfieir outrages
.....
unit Kcuel,
anaintt utichen turned aaaimt
p, - -.- . ..,
are very "un-con-iti-tu-tion-aJ:
"But it ia your bull that bas gnred my
os," quoth the Farmer. "Ah I indeed,"
aid the Judge, "that alter the cae."
People speak aod write against Slavery
now, all over tbe North, and in much of
the South, fearlessly.
Then was Peace now ia War. But,
wa condemced mobocracy then as now
we advocated freedisetission then as now
yet Treason aod Sedition should be cowed
down by publio opioion, aud punished by
law, although there are fifty reasons for
arbitrary aod unwarranted acts where one
existed in the time to which we refer.
. .upuva. ui.u. mi
ssince writing tbe above, we find tbe !
nn;n : .l. tt,...i.,i. n.. ...... . !
Mllltftrv law ia filltntnarv in it nnor
tion, but it is a much tbe law of tbe laod. i
as is tbe civil law. It is a essential to
tbe defence of tbe cation, in troublous1
times, a the civil law ever is to tbe i
defence of the rights of individuals. Lico-
foeos, wbo have approved Geo. Jackson's
course at New Orleans, in first defying tbe
authority of tbe Courts and tben arresting
tbe Judges, should refloat twice at least
before they growl.
"More than this. The Locofocos have
not been celebrated for championing tbe j
rights of free speech for unpopular men, !
on unpopular subjects. For thirty years, I
they systematically mobbed tbe abolition-'
lata tnr AvnAl.imin. li a l.nl.1 !
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tL. i
Ia h nhaflffinai. K.mamh.p what ainpa
transpired in almost avery town of aoy
importance throughout Ibe Northern States.
Remember tbe burning of Pennsylvania
Hall in Philadelphia, tbe murder of Love
joy at Alton, tbe sack of abolition printing
office at Baltimore, Boston, New York,
Utiea, Cincinnati, and elsewhere. Re
member the burning of anti-slavery
chorebe in New York, Ibe sack of tbe
dwelling of Cox, Patton, Tappan, and
other. The ptrty that ha, for more
than one generation, engineered these
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fltgrmt outrage on the Jrecdom of speech
" Pret' ou3nt to " ashaMd to com
plain now. See what law they proposed
to restrict the utterance of men I what
rules they made for searching the publio
mails I what orders they enforoed for
easting out of tbe mails, and tbe burning,
of all printed matter reflecting oo tbe
institution of Slavery! Men wbo have
neb sins to answer for against the rights
of their fellow eitixsns, against lhe plained
principles of jnetiee, against the most ob
vious dietalee of charity, ought not to
whine when tbe band of military law is
''d on some of tbeir own number.
How they do in Dixrs. "If man
speak or write against our Confederate
can!,' be ia branded and expelled as a
traitor or publio enemy. Mobile Register.
Why should not the Union people net
on tbe same principle ?
Hon. Alex. Stutzman is endorsed
by tbe Unionists of Somerset county for
re-eleotiou to Ibe 8tate Senate, lie is an
attentive, faithful Legislator, aod stands
as well at Harriabnrg as at home.
Tbe Federal money market shows Fed
eral confidence. The Rebel, money mar
ket shows Rebel despondency. And what
political barometer i comparable to tbe
money market T
Gold is six dollars premium in Rich
mond, Virginia.
roa.a...a.jru.
HURT. UVTtr.I HI.) O 1 , 11U.. i
. c.i L i. ... .L. . ..... I
in menu lianuru mc Jimi fir uic muci-
day, an! Innkin; over its coluuina I taw the
1 d;a,!., nf Mr- A". Twelve years
i ago I was pernnttKJ to livewitnner: snetnea ;
i t0 mit mt enjov it es a home, and I believe
.i......''.:. L.i....i,.,u.f...i
t rna vuin, w Uu n.crij Ml k.i
nf the l.erd. Blessed are the dead who die I
in ,hf l,orj, rr they rest from their labors
i and their works !o follow them." Her many
i a"nl Kindness, and encourafemen s ioerve
the Lord, induced me to pen these lines.
i - "- .v
Hw Am v(jice ffom h.tTea procIlim,
nan that linja
r or all the pn.os dead..
r Svtrcrt is the aavur of their names,
. AnAaofllh"r l"P'nR bfA'' . T- B-B'
j "
Latest News
Oo Monday, tat, the bombardment and
mining of Vicksburg continued. There
was a large eooSagration In the city. Our
despatches were hopeful.
Nothing certain
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VrAsui.viiox, June 6 By balloon
; seoensious mads yesterday, i; is discovered
! ,n" ,ne eBenl, n,M9 po--
movement. Large columns aro moving
towards Gordaosvillo, in a soutn-woslernly
direction. Many of their camps late
disappeared, and their pickets along the
Rappahannock ara doubled. Tbe heavy
clouds of dust caused by the marching of
their troops, indicate the force and impor
tance of this movement.
Gen. Hooker has reorossed tbe Rappa
hannock. The movement began on
Thursday, and many of tbe troops followed
yesterday. We now hold the heights of
Fredericksburg. Lee bas fallen back. It
is not expected that a battle will iumedi-
I ately result, and tbe report of Lee's
. ld?tnoe is by ibis intelligence, discredit
i eu.
(New York papers yesterday deny tbe
statement that Hooker bad crossed)
From
'ort Hudson, we have stirring
news.
Tbe atta.-k of tbe 27th wts par
tially successful ; tbe outer entrenchments
were carriod by a grand charge, io three
divisions, aud tbe garrison driven to their
inner woiks. Our loss was heavy, but
Banks bad been reinforced, and was
resolved to continue tbo attack, aided bv
' ""bout resorting to a regular siege.
1 enerais i. w. Sherman anil Aeal Udw
j T. W. Sherman and Neal D
i were wouodI, and a number of ofiici
m OUoduol of a Louisiana net
eers
negro
regiment ha established the fact that
negroea can and will fight with bravery
equal to tbe best.
Tuesday Slornlng'a Xcwi.
Tbe expedition of a part of Hooker's
srmy over the Rappahannock, drove the
K-bela out of one raoge of nfb pits, took
100 prisoners, and ascertained that Lee's
army was still io large force around Fred
ericksburg. It was a gallant, successful
expedition, with but little loss. j
An intercepted despatch from Pcmber
too luuicsies mas too nooei supplies are j
small. Geo. Blair had returned from a
satisfactory expedition up tbe Yazio, and
f n II it n 1 ii n t nf an nntia. I - . . n . v.. I
bombarding loksburg with great effeot. ;
Osterhaus with a ir.inJ forca ia on tha W. '
stao ox tne uig uiacs, and Jo Johnson is
uPPolcd ,0 bo on & 'Je, between it j
,0'1 Jack,on-
JJ tooke &. Co. sold $1,03 1,000 in U.
S- five-twenties, yesterday,
., , .,
mvf i bcio uaa uccu buiuu ubii uaar
llarritiburg, recently.
.Senator Lowry bas recovered so
to bo beard.
Closla; EserclMU of tslun VaUaary.
aaa N.ir.ifD.i.n ut.rar, suc-um tj j
H. V ll....l.v.k. A VI
Watln.aJajJanelo-.Mi.rnlnz.liilimt'taim.on.n.rL
" ' KwniDf. UffUtleravD'sCitiaiuf Us-
crciii.9.
Th l.nii;ii.' ci.i:-, : i c:,t.,
. .Mil..! cumins ni . jutjiti ,
. ; .
wtii uirr . bwr I Th'..! Mtmt
r Jiark.l,
Til l ttli A V a I'TKtt.NouN, at i o'clock.
MARRlRf.
' w T '
Vint. Dear and Slra. CIIKIiTl A.SA of PbUaJrlohla.
It? R R S rink, 7th io, laaAC A. HKOClta anil
Min UfcNKlkTTA UKIZKK, botk of Ui.bur.
Corrected Weekly
.. 31,40 Eggs 9 11
.. 90 Tallow 10
80 Lard 10
,. 60 Clover seed 1,00
,. 2,50 Wool 60C5 70
Wheat ..
Rye
Corn, old..
Oats
Flaxseed..
Dried Apples. $1,25 Potatoes 50 ;
Firkin butter 12 Sides & Shoulder 6 :
Kresh buttor... 14 Ribs & Shoulder 5
Rags 4, 5, and 6 Ham 10
Cnnntry Soap 4 ft 6
Tobacco Plants.
ItHE subscriber has about
lOO.OOO
well-grown, healthy, Tobacco Planis, FOR
PA I.E. Call at bis residence, corner of Rib
and Market streets. Lrwisbnrr
pd3i UEO. IHEFFEXDERFER.
ICE CREAM
I "1 VERY Evening during the season. Far
'j ties supplied on short notice.
June I MRU. DE.NUBMAXD1E.
Wanted Correspondence.
TWO Young Drothets aged SO M in the
army, of good standing wish to corres
pond with ts many young ladies on any
subject to soothe the sorrows nf the past and
disperse the shadows that now hangs over us.
Mince we left borne our loves have both proved
false One is married The Other played the
coquette and left os without any one to write
to Now we appeal to any one who have pat
riotism enongh to comply with our requests.
Photographs exchanged Send true name
strictly confidential Address JOHN R. and
WILLIE 11. DRAKE, Co. H, 51si Reg. P V,
8th Army Corps, Kentucky, la care oi Capt
Linn pd3" ,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
J.
For le by
MOWSY,
, i.rtfr o nrlnT T)!?TI 5 TAnno
nvvl) H t I.i.Ul,ll-I,lvliIfe At t Due,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
.yp
I I r.
w ,e
FFER for sale uoon the Mot Tarnrable
rin.EW ari l gKALTIFl I. Uesigna
10 great variety of fran Bailings f"r C'eme-
l-ries, li'linccs 4e. of Cast ami Vrnuk;ht
Iron, and (Jalvauieil Irun air! Brass TubiD.
Iron Verandas, Balconies, Btairs, Couniers,
Fonmams. ('a:es. Columns, llitchiac Posts.
i - - .... ...
Lamp SlanrtS, aSrS. i itllfS, I lower ivanus,
J chairs,SlamariAniln, ,n(1 ,u e
Iron Woik of a Decorative character.
Desizns forwarded for selection. Persons
PP!" fr me will Plee s-ate .he kind
of work needed 3in
NOTICE.
VLL persons are herehy noti (led that on the
first day of April lal Mi) I hn'.i to
I'tTta Uutii.Jit 8. Uiiii and Dr. l.avi
Kouka.all mr r:ght,tiile and iutere't in L nioo
Furnace, sitoated in Union town'hip, luicn
' county, Peun'a. and in all real and personal
, jiroiJciijf conucieu iii'rcwrn.
i HOMAS lJt;.LK.
Danvil.'e, Jane 3, !8-i:i
TVuutcd, Immediate I y,
0
coed STOVE MOULDER, to whom
good wages will be paid in C ash.
U. L. H.tKlLI tfc L.U.
Lock Haven, May 2, 1863 pd
Estate of William Thomas, dee'd.
"yoTICE is hereby given, that Letters of
l AJmini-traiion upon the Estate of
William Thomas, laie of Eail Buflaloe Twp,
Union Co., deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned, by the Kegister of Union
county, in due form of law; therefore all per
sons kao7ing themselves indebted to sail
estate are requested to make immediate pav-
mrr.t, and those having jat claiaa aga'ast
the same are also requested to present litem
properly au;hentcated fcr settlement to
LEWIS EVANS, Admin'r, at
Mahan ir CitT, Scburlkill Co . vr to h Att'f aai Ai"t,
U.j LI, IVsl. Wll. VANukZtK, kVs, U.ubur.
Liwisaraa, May 6. 1833.
rPHE CimrsSavi.i? Institution of Lewisturg
X. has this dav declared a Dividend to ibe
Stockholders of FOUR per cent on the capital
slock paid in payable on demand.
H P SHELLEK, Treas.
HILK FCR THE MILLION !
T
1HE undersigned intends supplying the
citizens of Lewisburg with rare Milk,
commencing about the lain insL fersons
wishing to be supplied, will please seed in
their names to him, at the Lewisburg Bridge.
The Milk will be, delivered (daily except Hun
days) mornio' or evening, as preferred by a
majority of customers. SAM'L 9L1FER.
Lewtsbur;, April 10, 1S63
Estate of Dennis Phillips, dee'd
VDMI.MSTRATOR'S NOTICE. Whersas,
Letters of Adininistrauoa on lhe esiaia
of Dennis Phillips, late of Lewisburg bi t,
deceased, have been granted to lhe sabscr.l-ei
by tlie Register of Union county in due form
of law, therefore all persons indebted to said
estaie are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and thoie having jusi claims against
the same may present them dn!y authenticated
for settlement, tn the subscribers.
SAMUEL SI.IKEK, ) AJminis
JOHN" B. LISN, trators
LewliWg. April M, 1KW
New Stand---New Goods!
JOSEPH L. IIAWX having taken tie
I r.iom under lhe 'IVIprranh ami Phri.nil
olKces.reiitted them, and filled in an extensive
variety of
Hut, Cups, Gentlemen' Clothing, 4e.
. . , I , ....
ij 5o a large anu an lenuiu siuc K oi ilu i its
CAslMEREj'.ic. which he will make up to
order. as he still continues the Tailoring Busi.
,i,i,,,n' -"-ui u
l tuii.Jim m Ul. .l.,.u we iII,IMUUa V. .ME
n
louier.
B. Cutting and Repairing donl to
order.
lewisDurg, pru to, iti
T. M. BITXEB,
TAILOR over Caldwell's Drug Slore,
opposite lhe Telegraph and Chronicle
others. Market Soaare, lrnbharg, Fa.
Where he is prepared to Cut and Make np
all kin.'.s rd work in the TAlLUKl.Mi line nn
short notice and reasonable terms. Repairing
doue neanv. Work warranted satisfactory.
t-ontry Produce taken in payment
(993
SAFONIFIER,
OR
Concentrated Lye,
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
wmn i i 4iawtsrl-kWt - a .(.a.
making Soap Ac. now offrred for sale. The
only UENLI.NE and Patented Lye is tbat
made by the
Ptnn'aSalt Manufacturing Company,
their trade-mark for ii being
" Saponlfier, or Concentrated Lye."
The great success of this articie haa led
unprincipled parties to endeavor to imilni it
ia violation of the Company's Patents.
Ail Manufacturers, Buyers or Sellers of
these t purtous Lyes, are hereby notified that
the Company have employed as their Attor-
neys,
(jroo.lTaruirtjr, Esq., of PhtlaJ., and
Wm. Bakewcll, Esq., of Pittsburg,
and that aU Mannfactnrers, UseM or Cellars
of Lye In violation of the rights of the Com.
panv. will he Pro'ernted at once.
The SAPOMEIEK, or Concentrated I.ye
is for sale by a'.l Druggists, Grocers, and
country Stores.
TAKE NOTICE I
The United Btaies Circnit Court, Western
District of Pennsylvania, Nn. I cf May Term
in isr,, in suit of "The Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Company, vs. Tho.O Chase."
drcreed io the Company, on Nov. 1. ISfii,
the EXCLUSIVE right granted by a patent
owned by them for lhe Sarosinsa. Patent
dated Oct. 31, 18CS. Peipeiual mjuncuoa
awarded.
THE PENNSYLVANIA.
SALT MANUFACTURING COM?'!.
OFFICES.-
127 TValnnt St. Philadelphia.
Pitt St. and Puqacsno Way, Pittsborj.
3iu99 1 inside
University at Lewisburg.
The nest Session will open on Thursday
moro.nc April S3d. iu lhe
COLLEGE.
ACADEMY, nml
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
J. SU LOOM1S. President j
NEW GROCERY AUD
Provision Store !
'PIIE subscriber has just opened a Family
1 (Srocery and Provision Mtorv, la Kodaa
baugh'i building (late Kreamer'a Tinahia)
West end of Market Square,
where he bas just received a well selected
assortment of fresh
GROCERIES AND PROVISION!
such as C'otfre, Tea, Chocolate, Sugar, RiM,
Molasses, Fish, Salt, Spices, Vinegar, Raisiasa
Brooms, Brushes, Tubs, Bockeis,boap, Bolter,
Cheese, Ki;. Fruit, Fruit Cans, Oraagssy
Lemons, Crackers, Clothes Pins
Flour and Fw d, Corn, Cattle Powder,
QUEERS WARE, Window 8hades. Match,
fclnve Polish. Nuts. BnufT, Tobacco, Cigars
and everything else io lhe Grocery lina all
of which he uifrrs at the iowcai jhcs fe(
Cash or Country Produce.
CIIA'S ROLAND.
tewiiburg. Kay 7. US)
REMOVAL.
r"PHE snbseriber repeetfntly informs her
X fricsds and patrons that she has moved
to R M Cooper's late stand, corner of Thirst
and Market ct, where she will keep han4
: cord assortment of LADIES' TRIMMI.IO.
KICUO.Na and NOTIONS of all kinds also.
Uilaber's celebrated SOAP. Mwrro
"Small Profit and Quick Salt."
K. ai'lfahsK
BASEHYa
TWOCLD respectfully annonnca thai haw
in; taken Mr. Cooper's establishment I
shall k:ep oa band t'reata Drcwal, Cakes,
also Sraa, Wheat and Indian and Bye wheat
ordered. ICS CREAM d Confectiooett
in every sanely. H. L. M'MAHOJI
Lawlabur. M.J 11, IMS
$5 Reward
AT"' ILL be paid by lhe School Board ofSaal
Bufaloe township to any person what
will inferu npon any one committing drpraa
dattons or defacing ia any way any of iba
tscboo! Houses of said District, dariag ihsj
present year. By order of the Board
DAVID MC 11 RACK, Praa'l
W. I. Lf?i, Bec'y
Ectate of Ilrs. Sarah S. Darla, deo'd.
VDMINISTKATOR'S NOTICE. Letter
of admiuistratiun oa the estate of widow
Sarah E. Davis, dsceased, late of Lewisborg,
having been granted to the subscriber by l
Register of L'uion county in due form of law.
all persons indebted to said estate ara herehy
aoliaed to make immediate payment, and all
having aoy jm claims against the same aaay
present them nulv autbenneited for satlletaeaa
to JAMES M. BLACK WELL. Admin'r,
ar k. OaW. I. SUUJilt, Uwlaaug. agaait
H.w Tors, IUj . lao
Fit e-Twenty U. a Lou !
TIHR LEWISBCRU BANK.orLwubara,
L'nios Cu is Agent for tbe sale of the)
Luiud States an per Cenu Five-Twenty
Year-.' Loan.
Axounts can he baJ to suit the mean ot
diderent individuals- The Interest oa thi
Loan is payable aod will be paid in Gold. 994
Estate of Bra. Sarah Eaize, dee'd.
A 17HEKEAS, Letters Testamentary npon
V in estate of Widow Sarah Maiia.lata
cf Limestone tuwnship, Union county, dee'd.
have been granted ta the subscriber in dna
form of law, notice is hereby givea to all per.
cms knowing themselves to be indebted la
satd estate, to ma'.e ic.mediate payment I
and those having claims against the aam.
will present iheu duly authenticated ror set
Dent, to MICHAEL M. MAIZE. Exea'r
Srw Berlin, May 5. 1803 pd
KNOX FRUIT FARM & KUSSEKT.
I"10K Jiany years we hare made the colts.
4 vaticn of SMALL ft' HI ITS a spe
cially, and taking into account riaim,
titv and acALiri, our stock of Vine and
Planis of
fcSAPt. BLlrKBEIUBs,
ftrHtWBI.g.in, CeWtCltKBBltS,
KA-srkkkklt, 11 sUUSTs. it, tjc
is unequaled a-y where, which weofferoathn
most favorable terms. Parties wishing la
purchase would do well to correspond with
us. cr sen.l for oar Price List, which will b
sent to all applicants free of charge.
Our Seed Store and llorticulural Rouse
is at So. 39 Finia Street,
where all articles belonging to anch an estab)
lishueni can be had of the best qnality.
93 I. KNOX, Box 155, Pittsburg, Pa.
GOING
TOE SrEIXO ARRIVAL OP
mm muz
AT
X. It. Zijijierman's I
E-tecntcr'i Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters tew
tamemarv ot the last will and testament
of BENJAMIN A NG3TADT, deceased, lat
of Leviaburg, Union county, hsv bees)
framed to ths undersigned, by the Register f
Lnion county, in due lorra oi iaw, i p""
having claims agsinst said estate will present
ihem, and thoae owing said estaie are "ques
ted to make immediate payment, k
CtRI .w rjJllvis,
lwtabVTt. Ware , H-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
nC and after JLLi 1st. it"". - P"'c'
r ,n.riinr the present Usee of I.E-
Qh TEN PER NOTES INTO THE JiA
1'ioN L SIX PER CENT. LOAN (consul
y railed "Five-Twenties") will eea.
All who wish to invest in lhe Fiv-Tweay
I.oan must, therefore, apply before thr 1st of
JLLYneiU JAY COOKE.
Stresvatrriow Awr,
Ap. 3m3 Xo. tH S. Third Su Pailaj
UNION SEMINARY.
THE Second Quarter of the present ses
sion will commence March tS.aad eoa-
itnua,till June IO. IMX .
Rav.JOHN H.LEA9. A. M, Principal.
. ...... h. Prof. r. o. """' "p"
("'"" ow'" .
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