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BY 0. N. WOKDEN AND J. II. CORNELIUS.
"THE UNION," established in lauWJwle 3fc.
"CHRONICLER established in 1S13 Wlob Ncl, l.OOL
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1863.
Al f l.r0 lr Tear, aUvayn In Advance.
n
iff
lilidllo
Tues.fay 31rnins & Friday Afternoon.
37ie Primary Election
Union County Convention,
1 ne TOUTS Ol UIH'll CWUIIIJ WllllllUI ickaw . ... 1 1 1? II I f II .
, former distinctions of pan,. Who desire to UP ,UB fchcii.iiJo.il V alley, aud fell upon
unite in sustatuiug ihe National and iiaie : our forces near its head. .
a (ministrations in their patriotic efforts to i WASHINGTON. June 16. The fdllow
suppress . sectional and unholy rebellion
.(knist the rightful authority of the Republic ing fficul dmpatch ha been received from
all loyal voters who. without cavil, support Gen. Milroy, at Harper'. Ferry :
by every power of ihe Government our broth- I j um wUh 1)(J tef j of
en iu arms who are braving disease ami the ! .. . . w: u
peril, of Ihe field to preserve .he Un...o of our command. The fort.hc.t.ooa. Winche.
tathers are requested to meet at their tunal tor were invested by about 15000 Rebel
t
place uf election., each iu his own district, on
luiiiiii. ia.k June. 1MU. at 3, P. IU
and after choosing a Jude. two Clerks, and
.0 Inspector or lu.peolur if desired, vote by
ballot for
die Person for Governor,
One Person for Member of Assembly,
One Person for Register & Recorder,
One Person for County Commissioner,
One Person for County Treasurer,
On Person for County Auditor, and
Uu Person as Return Judge of the lawfnl
votes o polled, to receive the certified copy
I he polls to close at i, r "am
Return Judges to inert in the Court Room at
l.ewiburg. the Monday flowing (June Sid)
.t 10, A M. lo add up and declare Ihe voles
returned, himumiii oidiitii.ijt w........ ...... ......
designate C.nfe.ees lo meet on Ihe Sft.h June
ad .elrr.i Delesates i the ftate Convention,
JUH.SU. tV A 1. -n n -o. v-uiu
D. F. Foresmaii, John Kuisli,
Michael JJiown, Clmrlcs l'cttny,
Ceo. K. Slicary, John tutnm,
James Glover, FroJ'k Smith,
tfhfinSjiigclmyer, Miclttit'I Klccknor,
David Ilurbst, I'asiiinl Cliuaii,
Jwsc lit?avcr, K. Osliiini. Com.
Governor.
An honest, competent, tried man, we need
more lhan evrr, next three jears.
Honest
i onrsi
Those
JO. IN COVOoE" is josi thai man
k..!,,,,. ...rhinr. i,i,.r.. mil
ihe Primary Election.
Ahsrmltiy.
-IfOTERS of Cnion Coonty Plea con-
V sider JESsc M. WAI.TER. E-q , of
Cnion, as a candidate for Assembly for this
District. He is a man of extensive arqtiain-
tance in this and Jvinn-r rouuties. i.t ifoud
judgment and business habits. l .Nlu.N.
V0R ,he 8,&.VTflc.r.,,r,'.,,i.,..n to
a rcioniuicuu V.UII.I.U ii.wiumu
as a man eminentlv qualified lo represent our
Distrie.t in the next Legislature. Khould he
be nominated his election would be rertam,
and ihe district have an able Representative,
UNION.
Reglstter & Recorder.
yELLOW Citiuns of Union county Hav-
J ing mien Deen sonciiea py my irienas in
: ... ..r it.. f .iriwi- mtr
aatisfaciion io all.
May 28,1863. ELIHII A H. WEIKEL.
T'ELLOW citizens Circumslanees render
P il necessary for me lo i ffer myself as a ,
candidaie for Ifeaister R. conlcr
f Union
county, snhiecl to the decision id the Union
... l.. ... I., k. .1.1 ,1.. VOlh if I. in..
rshouid I be so fortunate as to be nominated
and elected, I will try to perf..rm the duty of
th nine with fidelnv. W M. KUSMUAU
N.w Ifefflla. Slav IS. IStJ
a candidate for the office ol" Roister and He- .broad, rich, Cumberland V.ilcy, wherein
Corder of said county. Should I be so fortu- , a foice of horse would have met do reais
naie as lo be nominaied and e.ected. I pledge t)nce Kamor rrctaileJ 0f , .dv.nce to
wiyself to perform Ihe duties pf said cilice
with fidelity, impartiality, and (I hope) with , fchippensburg aud Carlisle. A .arge fire
mHE subscriber offers himself as a candid- 1 blight of the Secesb. New York excee
J ate for the office of Register A Recorder Jd. New Jersey and Philadelphia in speed,
o. Union connty.suhject to .the .decision of the fa f y y fc Jt j
Pnmarv Elections of aoth June next, pledging
himself if nominated and elected to fulfill the others were in motion oo Y ednesday, and
daiies of said office with equal care and sat- soina reached Harrisburg Thursday. But
'Ze"lU(U'e'' MARsil6 , Old Pennsylvania agaiu began to awake,
lanrUkarg, My 18, 18(3 ! and forgetting all past differences about
County Commissioner. j the Administration men of both parties
OUR old friend. MICHAEL KI.ECKNER.nf prepared to drive back again the insulting
New Berlin, has ernsenie t to the use of i f A cr f Tbur4(la morning MJ8 ;
his name as County Commissioner, sul ject , ' ... .? ..t
m ih. d,r.isi..n of the SOih of June. A man ; e have authentic information that tho
of good judgment and experience, he would
prove a good Oificer.
MELLOW Citifos I am a candidate for
I1 County Commissioner, provided you so
decide at the Primary Meetings, 20th cf June.
v i j 7 -Vs. i .If t . i cilizons extinguished Ibe llamas. It is
whole duty with faithfulness. , . ,
JACOB KLINE. very doubtful, however, whether tney lelt
West Buffaloe, Jane 2. ISG3 " our State. A largo force of infantry
MR. Editor-Having seen n. one named ) r"'eJ lt Hagerstowo yesterday afternoon,
for County Commissioner, permit me j but whether they will move lo this direc
to propose F. UOLENDEK Esq. for re-elec-' tioo is bard to imagine. Another body of
tia. it is not enstomary lo re-elect, but in ! Rebels wa moving toward Cumberland,
this ease it would be safe, as he is a worthy j ,nd were encountered by Gen. Kelly some
man. A Citizen of U hue Deer. wm of ,blt pM bt tbe
MESSRS. Editors: Allowmeto recommend ; r ,nj, of tb D4ttIe bai not been received.
Mr. SAMUEL MARSHALL, of White , Troops are arriving io thi. city witb
Deer, as a suitable person for Commissioner "v' . 6 " '
of our county. This large township has not every train, and we bave now nearly
had a Commissioner for twenty years or over, 1 enough to defeat any force that maybe
ad as the 8outh-East and West o( the county I sent here, with tha fortifications now
are now represented in the Board we deem it i ,inst cnmnleted. The elorioua North
""re than just that this end have the next I
commissioner. "
WaiT. Data
Much 1, 1U
County Treasurer.
YOTERSof Union county In the last pre
liminary election for Treasurer of this
County, the vote stood as follows :
Jnha A Mrru, 30 msj.
VMT Huns, Co3
Having cheerfully supported Esq. Mertz on
that trial. I aeain offer myelf for the same
office, ai ihe Union Election of 0th June. and
if nominated and elected will be grateful lo
yon and faithful to my irnst.
. , , PETER HURSIf
li"iont, st.j is, lsa
IOFPER mvself as a candidate for Ihe
office or Treasurer of Union county
uh;eet lothedecision of ihe primary elections
to 3 held oa the 20ih day of June next.
WILLIAM JONES
UvUborg , May 20, 1683
County Auditor.
For this post, WILLIAM F. SEEBOLD of
Harilelon is recommended as a proper man
and rizhtlv l.icai.d. . 1)11 V VAI.I.KV.
Pick your Choice!
JoTCIobs for tha Star & Chronicle
re open in Brady Twp, at Slifer P. O
at Boffaloe X Roads and at Biehl's Ho
tel, notil 1st July. Several subscribers
in those localities need to renew at that
time if they wish our paper at club rate.
mat ri i w
lu-.uorrow, &ar., June sy.i
Will .(r..rJ . A -i... T-..: .. i
t form Union Leagues get up Clubs lor '
our psper and organise generally. j
A Stilting Week.
Notwithstanding the checks eiven. to
tie Rebels ty Hooker' assaults at Clian-1
cellorsville, and io front of Culpepper, it
seems that (a en. Ewcll, Kith more or less
' furce, pushed oat, westwardly and. north,
i and -0 pieces of artillery. Ihey carried
my outer woik. by siortu at six o'clock on
iiuuday. I .piked all toy guns on Sun
day evuniug, and left with Ihe whole of
uiy cotuuiaud at 1 o'clock oo Monday
lu.irniog, briugiog away all my artillery
and wagous, but was intercepted by au
overwueiuiiiig .orce. w.tu armier,, ...u,
. i - e :u t '
Martiusburg road, and after . desperate
fight of two Jiours, I cut through. We
were pursued by a large cavalry force who
' picked up a number of my weary boys,
1
in
, think uiy loss will not exceed 2.000
wUI1Jed ,J missing.
Our troops at Martiusburg also fell back
j f9 Harper's Ferry, aud the Kebels passed
by, above tie latter point, aud occupied
Wiiltani'port aud Hagerstowo, at once.
Thence they went on to Gnvocastle, iu
Pennsylvania.
A farmer who arrived from the noigh-
barbood of Greeucastle, Pa., said that the
Kebels had stoleu eight borscs from him,
killed all bis cows, and burned his baru i
and out-buildings. He said that at toon 1
at ftry p issed r4 Mirylmd line ihttcum
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i uence tue y cusueu, snout luonaa v last
in .i i . ... - i
itoChamber.bur!r.ournieketaandsmallericn',uce,06',JUlli;,l!rltri-1IuJ'iD'
forces utterly unable to compete with the
; Rebel force of 3,000 or 4,0'JO cavalry.
. P,,nir,Hipd ihn anil ahon. tn
i open aud sell them whatever ibey wanted
an(j rccuse jj ja worthless Uebel rags.
j je re)ort is lnat ehcy loaded all the
wagons thev could get with their Blunder.
- - -
', and sent it, with their old horses, south-
ward, while resting, and getting fresh
borscs, to proceed further, ninth ward
Meanwhile, ia Harrisburg, every
effort was made to arouse the people of
' the State "to come to the rescue. Between
nhanihrrshnrir and Ilariishurfr ia thA
f accidental ) at Ktuitsburc, cave color 10
I a repurt of tbe burning of
the enemy.
I Ihe KE.srossE. The calls of the l'res-
ideut were manfully responded to by New
Jersey aud Now York and well they
might be, for Paintyleania, must sure
. tltosc S'.alct if they are saved from tbe
Rebels evacuated Chatnbcrnburjr about
two o'clock yesterday afternoon, after
; plundering tbe citizens and business men i
f. everything they wanted. Tbey also
re(j (be several warehouses, but the
gfiot in bef fu gbareof brive ,0Idiers last
. ru.. .i...r IU;n Cn...
evening.
Lycoming aod others in tbe vicinity
poured in some twelve hundred sturdy
J soldiers, most of whom hav seen service
before, .haston, Lebanon, and Allentown
sent also several companies who bave been
in service. After ten o'clock a full
regiment of brave men arrived from the
counties of Berks, Montgomery and others
along the line of tbe Lebanon Valley
Railroad. The New York Seventh Regi
ment, fully equipped and rmed,?iwill
arrive during the uight. Uarriaburg Tel
egraph. Hooker's Army. The moving of Lee's
army op tbe Rappahannock induced Hook
er to break up bis camps at Falmouth,
and move Northward in a line to thwart
as much as possible Lea's movements.
Ibe mstoeivres of these two forces are
much in tbe dark to tho world, but a bat
tle or battles may at any time occur. The
Rebel army by moving too far north, would
expose tbein to be out off in tbe rear.
The Reserves having left Washington,
that city was comparatively defenceless,
but was being attended to.
Tbere were no ears left east or west of
Harper's Ferry for tbe Kebels to take, and
travel was kept op at the end of tbe lines
- 'j -
Hooker's Corps are maasiog along tbe
liofa of ,ne olJ bittl fi'""" bo,e a j
below Mauaist. J
I iajrThcUcion League lueeting.Tuesday
evening, look the form of W.r Meeting
" "est adapted to toe end, and adjourned
to meet iu tha open air in front of
th0!
Bank. Senator 1 Sound' a speech was
eloquent, spirited, and well adapted to
the occasion. lis was followed by Csp.t.
Sborkley, Lieut, Bates, liarou Miller, and
others io shorter addresses. Mr. Bates
stated that working men whose daily
labor supported their families, should be
paid for their loss of time by the wealth
ier whose interests they protected. This
reasonable hint opeoed the money question,
and . handsome sum was raised.
Wednesday evening, an impromptu
gathering on tha same ground was ably
addressed by Kev. Mr. Wilson of Milton,
Rev. K. J. Gray, and Kev. 6. II. Dickson,
(who had just returned from Presbytery
Jjl00III4burg )
Out ajain ! This war has often tested
the loyalty of Lewisburg and vicinity, but
they have promptly responded to lbs last
call for sacrifices to tbe eause. Wednes
day morning, a laro crowd gathered on
Market St. Capt. T. K. Jones, late of
a Xorlb'd Co. of tbe 131st, started with
about 00 students from tbe University,
aud was followed before noon by Capts.
Sborkley aud Forrest, with some of those
io service last Sept.
Additions to these
companies were uiaJo Weduesdsy night
and Thursday morning. Every
down
from
train was found filled with men
Bradford and other counties above us.
Our College classes are to a man absent
tbe Supreme Court at Williamspnrt was
r.urrioa ttirnnrrri tn oiva tvpnhniia a
i - - j j -
j Klwe" bei,ie pe' urgent the "Mil.
luma maa luuieuurg "iriliunu suut
' UP shops and a general rush towards lb
j e,t 01 w" Pparent. Way our be
rans 01 ma "resisnoio wave mat snail
! submerge the Confederate army aud thus
D lu eootest by "punishment of evil
,, ,,
j uoers.
terSubscribers to the Soldiers' Fond :
are invited to pay io 25 per cent, lo tbe
Treasurer, Prof. Curtis, at once, so that
payments can be tuaJe as soon as the
j Captains send borne lists. We will pub-
nsn ine subscription in our next: any
wishing ta add to tha same will find a list
with 1). S. Krsmer.
ItrMrshal Bitter has furnished the
following correct and coin Dieted list of
, , ii enrolling officers for Union county, some
larccncaslle by;, , , , "
uf whom bave already reported :
Brady Twp Dr. U. Kced.
White Deer Aaron W. Smith.
Kelly Joseph Leopard.
lewisburg Charles l. Brewer.
Kast Bulla! oe Win. L. Harris.
Union George M. Slifer.
New Berlin Heury Solomon.
Limestone Dauiui Reber.
Hartley Richard V. Lincoln.
Lewis and ilirtleton Joseph Sanders.
M iffl'iibur" Joseph J. Orwig.
West Uuffiloe John Hayes.
Buffaloo Andrew Ilanck.
We are glad to say that we learn of oo
open opposition to the enforcement of the
law in our county.
erTbe Telegraph says the Copperheads
at Harrisburg arc as buag in stepping Vol-
j onteerg fr ttl mT,uths, as ihey aro in op-
posing the Draft. Nothing will suit them
bat liebel '"va't". bo7 PP"88 eery
' "ay to meet tho invaders. Tha Draft is
the only sure resource remaining, and the
patriotio Peoplo will have to make up
their minds to respect it as did our falbsrs
and grandfathers.
ISrTbcre was bousefull of people
collected at the No. 5 School-house in
While Deer township, Monday evening
last, and about 40 names were given in
for . Union League. Judge Marshall
presided, and remarks from 8. II. Orwig
q. aod O. N. Worden were listeoed to
with tbe best attention, by . respectable
audience, until after ten o'clock. Ad
journed for the election of Offisers, to
Saturday evening, 27th, in tbe School
House between White Deer Mills and tbe
Factory. Speakers may be expected, and
all interested are invited to attend
SrJohn Siannart is honorably dis
charged oo account of disease of the lungs
which prevents him following his old
business. He desires some light out-door
employment, to enable him to support bis
fsmily. He wis a good soldier and aoted
tbe part of patriot in getting up the Com
pany now under Lieut. Dougal, and we
hope may find some suitable employment.
iejrMiss C. H. M'Clure baa presented
ns some remarkable Strawberries of her
raising ooe is foe and three quartert in
ches in circumference), longest wsy a
little the largest we have known in oar
experienoo or reading.
MTSatarday evening last, a Union
Lesgae, comprising over 40 members, was
formed in Uartleton, after remarks from
Capt. J. R. Orwig, C. . ilans, and S.
Haupt, who acted as President, and Wm.
Geddes, Secretary.
We are told the next meeting of tbe
Kelly Twp. Union League is to be at tbe
$Plt9 Ku(1i evening of next
week (2(Jili iuat.) I
I tffluTbe llarrisborg Tclcgrajthot Thors
day morning, say :
After . boisterous session last evening,
judge tvonuw.M, a regular copperncau,
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! received the nomination for Governor.
The last ballot was as follows :
Woodward .75
Ciymer 53
This George 111 Woodward is perhaps
the greatest aristocrat in Pennsylvania-
yet plausible, wily, educated, talented
in short, . most daogerons man. In the
Couveution which framed the Constitution
of Pennsylvania, Woodward showed bis
oooteuipt of the better class of emigrants
then reaching onr shore. lie love Sla
very and the South. He is one of the
Supreme Court Judges who disfranchised
tha Soldiers. From the Grst, be has acted
with the Rebel sympathisers, and in bis
: private manifestation has expressed the
most bitter hatred of tbe Administration
io its attempts to thwart the Kebels. If ,
elected Governor, bis natural instincts or
pervorsity would lead him to place Penn
sylvania under tbe feet of the Slave
Power. Such is tbe "new man" who the
leaders hav imposed upon tbe party.
Lowrio, who decided the Soldier should
not vote, wa re-nomioated for Judge of
the Supreme Court.
The Convention prudently recommended
j ... .6 ... , f
i 1.-...1 . - ..n t,:.. c - - I . f.l.l.TA
out Dold to lloo tue prrnotpie, mat -a
bird io baod is worth two io the bush."
Thnj dare not risk vacating hit teat. So
the Copperheads have two Judges of the
Supreme Court running for office !
Cautios. Ooe year io Hartley Tp.,
' nnd iinn vear in tv nua ieer. wore voie.
,
e Pollva " ,D0 primary man at toe
j General Klectioo, for our ticket. Thi is
wrong, aua muicaiea ioo great auaieiy uu
; tbe part of candidates. Any man norni-
! natcd oy a irauduien vote 10 nts own
; uisirici, turows an ousiacie iu tuo way oi
j his own success. Let the Boards be esre-
! ful. Were we au Officer at the Primary
Election, we would accept the vote of no
taao who would not promise, on bis sacred
honor, to vote for the men that day nomi
nated, whether Ibey were bis choice or
not. What man may be hereafter, or
mav have been heretofore, ia of little
consequence if be is, and will go, right,
NOW. take hi. hand and hi. ballot.
' ,
l9uMeirs. W. F. Wagenseller, I.. Gn-
telius, A. C. Simpson, and . hundred oth -
er citizens of Snvdcr eonntv bave called
a Uoioo Mass Meeting at Freeborg, 20ib , or.,,r- , .
. . . . ., 6 ., .1 After the issue of the President's and
mat., to advance the cause generally, .fiGoforDOr.a proc,,mjtion. buaineM w
,io enonso ccuaiorrai uou nepreseniaiive
Lonlerecs to elect JJclega'esto tue 1st July
State Convention. Tbe last is opposition
lo tbe action of tbe Standing Committee
of the county, which ba. already provided
lor iiepreseutauva syooicrees, woo met, j tiagcrstown. Everything indicates an
and regularly elected Delegates, some intention on their part to remain, or, rath
weeks ago. ,r make it a base of operations. Mose
We regret to rce new divisions arising """'J " Greencastle, stealing
t j -. -iii. r n ! everything they can get their bands on.
tn our ranks, aud it will be fur our Return ?. L
Judges to advise what course to pursue as KsUWe give in another column, with
to Representative Conferees. Select good 'oc' eodillle3t 'he name of those most
men for your Judges-men who will be I FromiDOOt for Governor, that all desiring
.. . , , , . , I it may vote on one np first erasiui; for
the tools of no clique, faction, or man, but ; eh Jffia9 Mmaai lbe 0M wSbon
L 111 . .. . .1 f . 1 . 1 t . I ' .
sou win aus Bupmujeij ior lue guuu oi tue
Caught at Lust.' James Hummel, the
desorter, was found, Sunday last, behind
a log io a denso wood five miles from
Middl-burg. He bad a kind of haunt
tbere, and was armed. He denied his
name, but could not deny the partially
healed wound. Capt Cox and Serg. Geb
bart, handcuffed and took him to Harris
burg, where we trust he will get his full
dues. Volunteered got a man's money
deserted skulked dtfied tbe law
drew bis weapon and attempted to kill, in
tbe bouse of God after a burial, a U. S.
officer making legal arrest bis punish
ment should be made an effective example
of the penalty for sooh catalogue of
Correction. The Mifiliaburg Tide
graph (in the. hurry of the times, we sop-
pose,) omits to mention, in its editorial
announcement of " candidates at tbe Pri
mary Election," tbat Jesse M. Waller is
a candidate for Assombly, and Peter
Harsh for Treasurer. Those interested
should not forget that they are "in Ihe
ring," if those editors did. Fair play,
and make your own selections.
J&The Standing Committee of Centre
county has appointed Edmund Blanebard,
Esq., Rep. Del. to 1st July State Conven
tion. The Lycoming Committee appoint
ed Hon. nenry Johnson, Rep. Del., and
Stephen Gould, Senatorial. The Clinton
commitiee appointed W. Hamilton, Rep.
Del. and Judge Harvey, Senatorial. Sen
atorial Conference in Williamsport, 25th
Jnne.
jaayWrn. Reynolds, son of Mrs.
Logan of Mifflinbnrg, was killed by the
explosion of the boiler of a coal train near
Port Trevorton.
IS-Mr. Bilger, of tbe Middleburg
Tribune, conceding to Union county an
Assemblyman, compliments Esq. Orwig
for tbe post.
Oats generally is unpromising, bat
Jos. M. Neebit yesierd.y plucked a boneh
g00'1 10 heigh "! wHi beaded out,
C7se Aietv Advertisement!.
TtiCNday Morning's) laeiv.
The Ilirritbunj Telryraph this moroing
lays Phila. Banks have offered to advance
One Milliun dollars for State defence.
Col. Allabach invites the late 131st P.
Y. to re-assemble at Harrisburg.
Cbambersburg, yesterday telegraphed,
that Kebels were within a mile of Green
castle, and columns advancing aprn Mer
cersburg, Cbambersburg and Gettysburg.
At Ilarrisburg, some valuables are
again removed, and cannon, riflo pits, and
fortifications are beiug prepared for its
defence.
Passengers this morning, giva a
variety of reports. It is evideut tbe Keb
els are trying their strength, and men of
skill iu arms are imperatively called upon
lo hasten to the rescue.
It it certain the RcUlt will push at far,
and rob at much, at the men of Ptnttttl
cunia vill permit them.
Latest News
Friday Morning.
"The time of service will be tic monfht
onless looocr discharged or daring the
exitting emergency."
Above ia the time for which the volun
teer militia are required to be mattered
but as it is rather indefinite, and danger
not immediately pressing, quite a number
bsve returned or are returning borne.
Capt. Jo. R. Orwig with part of Co. A.
expect to go down this morning.
At 3.50 yesterday P. M , tbe Chambers
burg operator thooght tbe Rebel force,
just south of that town, was again in
motion, Northward. Either Baltimore or
Harrisburg u thought to bo their desti
nation. Rebel forees are reported io Maryland,
from Westminater lo Cumberland, in con
siderable force.
Yic'isburg and Port Hudson. Our
commanders say Ihe leiges go on (alisfao
tnrily. Reinforcements are moving for
Vicksburg for bath armies.
Oa lb 1 1 tb, 5,000 cavalry attaeked our
forces at Triune, Teon., but were repulsed,
and pursued six miles.
Several officers in Hooker's army Lav
been lately casbierel, and civilians ordered
away. It i in a baaltby state.
It is slated by Richmond pspers that a
large Union force was advancing np the
Peninsula. Our gunboats were on the
! "" and Cbickahominy rivers, and the
I ebe! '""P3 wer fllioK bclt t0"u9
I tb city.
Cincinnati, Jane 15. Governor Tod
! nas issued . proclamation calling oot 30,-
000 'olunteers for tbe defence of the
generally Suspended to day.
RT TELECKAril.
IIarrisijuro, June 19. Tbe Rebels
this morninir ar aaiil tn h in tarn, f.irn.
io ,be neighborhood of Williamport and
t they prefer
Coiterueads. The first of theso ani
.mals ever known on earth was found coiled
about a fruit tree io the gardeo of Eden,
telling lies and preaching rebellion.
rS""Eld. Grabill Myers (German Dartisil
will preach in English in the Evang. Chapel,
tirwisourg, nunnay evening, gist June.
Corrector Weekly
Wheat 81,30 Eggs $ 11
Rye 90 Tallow 10
Corn, old 80 Lard 10
Oats 55 Clover seed 4.00
Flaxseed 1,50 Wool 50 60 C5
Dried Apples. $1,00 Potatoes 60
FirkioButter 12 Sides & Shoulder C
Fresh Butter... 14 Ribs & Shoulder 5
Rags 4, 5, aod 6 Ham 10
Country Soap 4 & 6
MARRIED,
Br Rev J fl An.parh. 7tb tn-t. IIKNKT L. STKRNKR,
Sslona, and MiM KATE K. OBKItlxJKF, MitBinburK.
Br th. nm, 3l"t alt, ISAAC ZKLLKKS and alias
II ANNA1I loDKK, both of Wait Valfslaii.
Br Rv CCIiwr, 16th lnt, JOHN ROMW and Miss ' fi . j.., f M. .,,meen hundred aud sillv
HANNAH OUtKUCS both ut Milaiaburg. nrNl J 01 '"'i'' eigm0 nuiiurcu duu smj
Rt John Rinli.l E.q. 17th Inst. JOHN B. HRIfRW sad
till CAIHAKIMK llAUHSIA.I both of West Bullslo..
Tn TTsrtl-T Tp, 13th Inrt. nuM.nlv, ELIZABETH wife
of OsvfcJ Slitlrr, aged about 60 yrara.
Ia tb. Hospital n.ar Murfrwuboro, TVnn., In his 21.t
jrar, THOMAS W. STKK.S, cutout son of Mm. Mrg. M.
9t, P. M. at SJifflinburg, Pa. Ho was an booorwl
member or tho "Andenoa Tfonp" In tha groat bwttlo.
Auditor's Notice.
IN the Orphans Court of Union county, the
undersigned,duly appointed Auditor by the
Court aforesaid to distribute the balance in the
bands of Daniel Noll, Administrator of the
estate of Jeremiah Staht, late of the township
of East Buffaloe.L'nion connty,dec'd,will meet
the parties interested for lhat purpose at his
office, in the Borough of Lewisburg, nn Sat
urday, the 25th day of July, A. D., 1863, at
ten o'clock A. M, of said day, when and
where, all parties in interest may attend if
they see proper.
J. M. C. RANCK, Auditor
Jnne 9, 1863
NOTICE !
MY daughter, RACHEL FETTER, having
left my house without any just cause
or provocation, I hereby forbid all persons
harboring her or trusting oa my account, as I
will pay no debts whatever of her contract
ing. BENJAMIN FETTER.
Buffalo Tp. May 18. 163
Turn Out and Vote!
NOTICE.
WTHEnnAS, various persons
have hern
V trespassing upon my property on White
Deer Creek, by diivi-ig on cattle lo paure,
fulling, hunting, carrying olf apples, grapes,
cutting down chesnut Irres.b jrnmj rails. Ate .
I am therefore under ihe neressoy uf warning
ail persons from doing so, uf utherwie inter
fering with the same without my permission,
and 1 will reward any person who will inform
me of persons trespassing.
June, mi. 8. L. BECK
L ulled States) luterual lleveuuc
SSESSOR'S NOTICE. The tai-payera
of this District are hereby notified that,
pursuant to the provisions ol the Act ct Con- J
gress passed July 1, 13V:!, entitled "An act to '
provide luterual Kevrnue to support the
Uovernmeut and pay Interest on ihe Public
llebt," aud Ihe act loameud the same, passed
March J, I8J, the secona annual assessweni
will be made on and after the lirl Monday
(4th day) of May insu Tue assessment will
embrace the lolluwing ileus i
1. Iscums. All incomes for the year
ending Dec. 31, ln62, must be returned to the
Assisiaul Assessors, under oath, in accor
dance with tne instructions of the Commiss
ioner of Internal Revenue, upon me blank
forms provided lor that purpose.
Each person will be required io return his
total income, so far specifying ihe sources
from ahich it is derived as to enable the
Assistant Assessors lodecide what deductions
shall be made therelroin.
HUSBAND AND WIPB.
Where a husband and wile live together,
and their taxable income is in excess uf $CuO,
they will be entitled lo but one deduction uf
$1)1)0, ilial being the average fixed by law as
an estimated commutation for the expeuse of
maintaining a family. Where they live apart
they will be taxed separately, and be each
entitled to a deduction of $tuti.
GUARDIANS AND TRUSTEES.
Guardians and trustees, whether soch trus
tees are so by virtue uf their office as executor ,
administrators, or other fiduciary capaci.y,
are required to make return of the income
belonging to minors and other persons, wliich
may be held in trust, as aforesaid 1 and ihe
may be held io trust, as aioresam 1 and ine
lucume tax will be assessed upon ihe amount j
returned, alter deducting such suuis as are
exempted from the income tax, as aforesaid i
Provided, that the exemption of six hundred
dollars under section 90 of the excise law,
shall not be allowed on account of any minor
or ctber beueliciary of a trust, except upon
the statement of the guardian or trustees
made under oath, that the minor or beneficiary
has no other income from uhicn tbe said
amount of six hundred dollars may be ex
empted or deducted.
INCUMBRANCES.RENTS AND REPAIRS.
Interest paid by any person on incumbran
ces npon ihe dwelling-honse or estate npon
which he resides, may be deducted from in
comelso his payments for necessary repairs,
as well as the amount actually paid fur rent
of any dwelling house or estate which is Ihe
residence of the person assessed.
Persons receiving rent may deduct there
from the amount paid for necessary repairs,
insurance, and inieresion incumbrances upon
such rented property. The cost of new struc
tures, or improvmenis to buildings, shall not
be deducted from income.
FARMERS.
Every farmer or planter will be reqoiredto
make return of the value of Ibe produce of his
tar in cr plauia'ion. without deduction fur the
labor or service ol himseii or bis lamily, or
any portion of such produce consumed by
himself and family.
1 he amount paid by any farmer or planter
I for hired labor and necessary repairs upoa his
larm or plantation, inciuuing ine suosistence
of ihe laborers, and ihe mmure purchased by
farmers lo maintain their lands in present
productive condition, will be allowed.
Farm produce, which ihe producer has on
hand on the 3 1st day of December, 1863,
must be appraised at us market value on that
day.
S. EsrwiasTun A .Tints. All articles
named io section 77 of the law (schedule A.)
will be assessed lor Ihe taxes to which they
are liable, fur the year ending May 1. 1st I,
via r
Carriages, kept for use, fur hire, or for
passengers.
Yachts.
Billiard Tables.
Silver I'late.
Gold Plate.
These returns-must be made to the Assistant
Assessor within ti mi .from date of
delivery ol the blanks. Neglect.oi refusal to
comply within the lime named, imposes the
duty on the Assessor or Assistant Assessor
to estimate the income and tax upon enumer
ated articles, with an addition of-filiy per
centum.
The entire income tax of every person will
be assessed al the residence of the party, and
not al the place of business.
LICENCES.
All licenses assessed in aceordanca with
the act of March 3, 1S63, will continue in
force nntil the first day of Mav, lsM.
And all licenses granted after ihe first day
of Mav in any year, will expire on tne brst
day ol May following, and will be issued an
on the payment of a ratable proportion of the
whole amount of duly imposed for such
licenses; and such license so granted will be
dated on the 1st day of the month in which it
is issued. Provided, Tbat any person, firm,
or corporation that on the first day of May,
1663, held an unexpired license, will be
assessed a ratable proportion for ihe time
between the expiration of Ihe license and the
iuui
All persons doing business within this
district most apply for new license lo run
from Ihe date their present license expires
(which in most cases is September 1st, 1UH3.)
lo the 1st of May, 1864. Whenever, by
the amendments, new rates of license are
established, ihe new license will b assessed
at the new rates, and in all cases where the
present license expires September 1st, 1863,
ihe new license will cover a period of eight
months, and must be assessed to pay two
thirds of the yearly tax.
PENALTIES.
When an assessment for license has been
made, upon neglect or refusal lo give the list
or make Ihe application within tbe lime re
quired, and Ihe assessment is returned in the
annual list, the brty per centum penany
prescribed in section II must be added, and
can not be remitted, either by the Assesrorcr
Collector.
By the act, March 3. 1863. the penaay oi
two y.ars imprisonment is auocu u pun
ishment provided in former acts for those who
fail to take out license when required by the
excise laws of Ihe United Ktates.
The former annual assessment was much
embarrassed for waul of information, on the
part of citixens. with regard to the dunes im
posed on them br the excise law. Il is man
ifest ihat. with the knowledge now attained
on the part of ihe lax-payer, and with the
assistance rendered by Ibis circular, lhai
ignorance of ihe law can no longer be plead
ed by delinquents in the hope of avoiding th
ptuaities provided.
V DANIEL KEXDIO.
U.S. Assessor Uui JJiatnct, Finn'.
Real Estate.
rpffO ?esirabte Bl'ILlJlNG LOTSsitonej
on Brown street. (River road.) Lewis
borg. Inioirr of H. UKRIUKT, 3d St. aeaf
Marart June IV
FOR, SALE.
SII L'A TED mo:ly in the Borough of Has
llrton. a!)oinii; the tillagt on tha north)
and extending almost its entire length), mad'
in 2 its divi-ion and sale into lota quite eonr
ntent. containing l.'kt Acres, IS of which
rare writ Timbered. A small Stream f
Water flows nearly through iu centre.
1 he Improvements are a good Train f
House and Uanic Barn, with a TraaatJbaU
House on ibe north end of the farm. Two)
Apple Orchards, one in full bearing, that
younger beginning to bear.
Also no .. rc of Tlrabwr LASad.
situated in Hattl'y township,
for Terms, apply to
Ma.. AGNE3 S. WIXSOX,
r.tutrix r S. F. Jmm,JL
9S7mfi or WM. F. WILSON, Hanleioa, P
JFor salf,
VPOUnLE. HOUSE, (witb Lot) snirabfa
lor two families. Il is situated oa North! ,
Fourth street. There are a good ttaMs ind .
oiher oulbui:din;s, and a acver-failing well
of water on Ihe premises. Fur parlieatar '
and terinj enquire of
ADAM BKATEK.
Lewisburg. April Si, Ik63 if
FOR RENT.
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1WD-STOKEY Brick HOUB .adats
LOT -n North Fourth strtet. MetA
Mir a '62. H. P. 4HELLEB.
FAK1TI FOR SALE.
THE subscriber oners for sale th Fares
upon wbieb he resides, in East Bafa.
lue township, a-mile and a balf sooib of .
1 iu
! ''bur;
It contains 61 Acres mar or less.
all cleared and in a good state of cultivation,
together with IU acres of Timber Laad aa)
by. The Farm Improvements arc a iramo
A" Dwelling House, Frame Bare, Ttaaal
Jta i House, and suitable Oulboildmgs. A
good Spring near the hunse, and a stream, at
water Sows tbrongb tbe farm. Also all kiada)
of fruit, of Ihe best varieties.
The farm is bounded on Ibe aorih by Wa.
Brown, east by Fenny and Gundy, south by
the Hmoketowu and river road, west y Jatd
Candy.
For Terms, inquire oa th premises.
April 6. '63m6 GODFREY DECK.
FOR RENT.
STORE ROOM on Market tret, Lewis
burg, belonging to Wot. Frick, now ova
pied by Washington Hatch ison. .
Also, Store Hoom of Rev. Jacob Rudest
baugh, and Daguerrean Gallery imntcdiatelyj
over said room, on Market street.
Inquire of janS6w: WM. J0NE8.
Executors notice.
"V"OTICE is hereby given that letters testa
i 1 mentaryon Ihe last will and lestameal
j cf ANDREW HAUENBUt'H, late of East
If jtfifi.e Tp, Union Co, deceased, have bee) '
. granted to the subscribers by the Register of
. Lmon coo my in due form of law; therefor all
persons indebted to said estate are requested M
make immediate payment, and those bavins;
claims against the same will present ihe us
properly authenticated lor settlement la that
ESKUlun, .NOUKWC llAUMNiirCU.) Poal.rs.Mla.
SAUIKL HV.S.SBlit H, i Columbia Co.
Or la rFTFR II tUKVBLVIf. W-t Milt Ldivb Co.
Or UKWlu 4 UAtU, thai lu'ji, Uwuba
Jims 1 1, lsui
Cash paid for Bark.
TWISH to purchase a large quantity of
ItUCK Oth II litis, delivered al
my Tannery Yard in Lewisburg, for which 1
will pay the highest price in cash.
May II, 1963. E. J. HILL
Stray Sheep.
aJjjjLCame upon the premises of tho
suiiseuoer, about the middle of April, FOf"R '
SHEEP ooe an old large Ewe. with an car
off, one Ewe with horns, and tbe others nti
particular marks; three ol them abent two
year olds. The owner will prove property, .
pay charges and take them away.
JOHN BBTZ, Hartley Tp.
Near Halfpenny's May la), 1863 p i
FOR SALE "
TH3 nndersigned, desirous of closing on!
bnsiness in Lewisburg before ihe mid
tile of April, otters, at Private Sale, the tunic
outfit of his shop, consisting of
Tools, Furniture, &c, &c,
at fr.rmer prices. He also oiTrs a fine Hearse.
March 9, '63 SOLOMON TOUNG.
TWO STRAT COWS.
ikjfc m-ame upon ine premises or rno
subscriber, about the S.ld cf May, Two Cows,
one a I arte red roan Cow the other a re.l
Cow with calf. The owner will prove prop
erty, pay charges and lake them awav.
SARAH M-CLELLA.T.
DutTaloe township, two miles north of tha
Buffalo X Roads. June 3, tMH3
'Our Ticket.'
Tor Goeernor,
Jolin CovoJe,
Jolin P. Penney,
Wiuthrop VT. littlianu
For Asttndjly,
Satntitl IJ. Cvwio;,
Jesse M. Waller.
For Rrgift'-r t- Recorder,
Orisrs Mai-.li,
William Kit-lion;?,
Elisha II. Weiliel.
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For Cnm m inioner,
Frederick Bolemler,
Michael Kleckner,
Jacob Kline,
Samuel Marshall.
For Treasurer,
Peter Hursh,
William Jones.
For Auditor,
William F. Seel)oR
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