in imm mm
BY 0. N. WORDEN AND J. R. CORNELIUS.
At i.50 per Tear, always In Advance.
"TUB UNION," eibbiUheJ in 1SU Wliula N., 2,62..
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, JULY 10, 18G3.
CHRONICLE,' estillhheJ In 1313 WloV So.. 1.004.
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r(KLIMIU M-MI-UKKiLl
Tiicsilay Mormnj; k Friday Aficrnoon.
The Attack upon Carlisle.
Pant SShnrH... IV ll 1H,U l M ..
. . . ' ' Camp Smith, nuar Carlisle, 3J iut.t to
fOTtt . duhke to see . I'.rt, K.Der j Barch oB ,hc 4,b wi,hout .joD Th
raised o long as hostile Rebel., under a , ,lood .ha bo, mnAn ,0ij ,ung
strange Fl.g, .re staining the .oil of fr.e ; prett. we 1e fpMk j,,. pf tb.
Pennsylvania ltb tbe blued of bar sens ! nijj,,rj BkiU of Colonel. Obamberlio .od
Tbeiefore, onrs i. withheld fur time. I M'Cleery, aud of tbe very efficient .id of
Tlic proposed Amendments to the ! Sergeants Murray and Mens. I be 52Stb
Constitution appear in to day's paper. No ; beiougs o Col. rsrieDio . brigade ot nve
"Democratic" State or County Convention I 'egimeota NY. and Peon's men, in Gen.
1,.. ,et end ued them, but the Unionists Smith', division. On the l.t, they broke
Of Union couty b.ve. We sustain them I c,ul? " ,u "ruueauno. iie.r iiarnsourg,
became we deem then ju-t and expedient.
Quite Impartial.
were haud.omely refreshed by tbe people
at New Kiog.too, rented in the wood, two
hour., aud reached Carlisle (18 mile) at j It'"1'1 Jaw.b S.
non. Gtoao ll.uciiKii,"f Hogetown, . 7j,JS, in finie to keep ,be trough froln . '-'l-y J..I111
Cuu.brrl.ud ouuty, i. an independent and lei re.uCcUpleJ bj tuo CtpU ';;.
resp.et.d farmer, of much intelligence. Shu,Wj MJ, P. P ljwjr AUI..,
Unfortunately, he is so wedded to tbe ,.A ,ireil br;Klll8 0f soldiers, we Il.iusVli.'irlra K.
nutnn f "Democracy, that he laila to ice ; .tacked our .rnu preparatory to taking ' Kini Isaae
tbe irim.'ie ia iguord by the party that ; refresbuicuts iu Market .Spare. Hardly , Kli'ikncr George
claims the title. Accordingly, while a ! u- ouslutig our kuap.arks, when tbe j Ki.T J..I111
professed friend of tbe Uui..n and of "free cr7 e'"'f' Tlw Kub1eU r "'" 1 Sure ' I-'t Tli.mia. S.
.... .1 . j , 1... ! "uUl,u. w " 'rge force of artillery Jrf.n' William
.peach, be ... th. fir.t Senator who last ; nd em,ry CB ,h)J s(reet wber9 w .
Winter eoted (with avll hi. pirty .e one) UMiulbering their cannon. Kn.psacka I Keist'iirini; J(.lm
gainnt granting the Seuate Chamber f'r j aud blanket, were dropped and our gum ! .Muwry .I.pIih
11,090 dintlugumbed l.uioa Uetnoerat. aeiZad, wlien a alien tme wbizzxig, and .ililclicl Scth
G. Andrew Jahuton aud Kz-Goe.Jo. A. ! tur,t 1B aure De We ur.swfell i jlojsrs. Smitli and Youngwill go ilown
Wrigbt-to .pe.k in. Tbe New York 1 lL"c.k ,0 'b.e Jk, hen Ch.mberlin M(llia lminiillft with any meruit, that
's. ' . . . . . ; touk part of our Keg. down a atreet to the ! .. . ., '
corropgndeut atate. that when the ef,( inJ M.cieery look , , iUa rjght j may ..!Kr for the j'vejmijmy.
Jiebel. wcr. Usl eauiiug toward Hrr'n- 'e entered house, and nicket.d tbe win- ' rwi iV l T "tit 1 I
... . .. 1 c . . . 1 I 1 10 l 1 11 lint V 1 f I. &l ill tnr
tiurg, ne, liae mosi ui 10. party, pjmjuo 01 uiwi, preparatory 10 a cavalry cuirge, lit. xuvi uni inouig
Masirr Roll ir tlir t alna t miHtj tiaaria.
Captain ClIAttl.K.-) J). ISoUHII.
1st. I.i. nt. AVilliamT. Hayes,
"d l.icut. Sinidii W. liurg.
KKItllKANTS.
Orderly Aliraham Blaek.
1 0. W. W. i.z. 3 M. K. Z. ilnimn
2 V. 11. SoebtiM. 4 IV111. lreslitr
roRI'OBAI.S.
1 Cidenn Corm.-liua 5 lavid HchalTcr
2 It. l Fees 4Cliarlin LlnjJ
Musicians tj. Vi'. liatlilan, 1.. t-Jialigler,
l'BJVATKS.
Hender T.evi Miws Culling
Heaver Levi 1'aiiMrn Jhhoh 1).
HinUiulJer I,ewi r'pecht Jonutlian
liui'buiilli-r Cliailc.n Seelold Kdaard
Srebiild ('aster
heeliM Calvin
Sei-liuld (leorge E.
r-iiafler Suluinuii
Hliell Juhn
Wholly ll.!iiry
r?lokes Henry A.
Fylvcater .John
Fpanglor (ieori(0
Htnuisr Juliii J..
Sniitli W. Scott
AVillard I'liilip
AVeirii k Joseph
Wetzel Jonathan
Corrrapondro. of the 9Ur t Chronicl.
Camp wkak Swtuer's Bi.crrs,
June 18, 1803.
Frum pasaenger. &e. we baee reporta of
tbe following casualtie. at Uettyabarg
(eorreeted up to Friday morning :)
We were landed at Young'. I'oinf.whieh ! 'WlTS
i.th. place where tbe Miaisippi make. I wTMTwjn'i'ft'uwrri'ji'u.nk'"
in bond towards Vicksbnre. We riimaioed . luM'y 1 ."t.pi.um, ifg; Ttiouu Uoaijbb.a,
" H II S- lit. r.
there during tbe day. Tbe grouud i. low j i n..arn(niiiTrmtT,iV.i-.7W. )b Mat;
da . , t 1 nm H .tiller; Joipu Kuui:iMtui iiMMnpTiitr. nopv.
flat, and bears tbe marks of being , ,,ly wottBi.biit iii Hjwrf.y; auu a. -
fljoded. It waa o when Geo. Grant'.
army l.y here. Just bcre i. tbe month I
of lha famous canal. It if, I should sop-
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GOING
2
THE SPRING- ARRIVAL OF
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Httl: blln'ta miHinic
W-mmtr4 Jeih lltftrlhia, ljr; Inm ItflUrn,
Ch-Atlm K U-lrr. ! a ad arm: W m. fUlil. arm;
t Srr-Kt lllnirarlftnrh. Int; Jaow Xarwhall tul limv
n.; ;it-ury Mr'in, la-jp ; AaroB Amrnou. i Jot.a !.
liinl. Lhrniiiih rhin ami arm: CauL tinilirai. riatLt aiila
roie. some six faet deep from tbe Jefel of i ud h..ui.ir; k inom.
tbe groan d, ted bardlj wider mt tbe but- cbtT) w iifir, J"hn i.ni.hY, j,,hn n.frr.Joo a !
tODl, the grOOOU tDrOWO OUt mtllDg tbe , V-yr. Vlmnn Malrhm
..... . it. In IfrwiiiUl a Ilarriunr Jntr TlwkJr. fl Paf
liatik hlnhaf It av a en nt AaaJ thai aa I .. .. . . .
-Air., kaain. nniir.-,! th. ..r. Kin- Pwtnert ami (.r.bahiy ro.l r thu-tm f tbm . EState Of IHrS. SafaU E. DEVlS, tleC d.
Juhn Halvr. Klan-t .tnr?htOB,aiul Olber OtUU OBI ,
through wou.d make it wider. 15 u I the
grouod U of s tickjr eUy, not the saodjr
iluiium where the waters tuuallj blurt
their waj and make for tbeoiselTes new
channel. This ditch sod tbe row of new
made graves along the levee, attest tbe
tay of ibe army. It seems to me wonderful
what a queer people we are. We cive
NEW GR0CEHY A1MD
Provision Store !
rplfB subscriber has ist ftt a Fnn
I tirnrery ami Proiio sum. in K. t-i..
baigh9 bnililin; la?e Krratner'a Tiaship)
West end of Markot Square,
where he ha jtiU received a well a!cteJ
aseriment of Irnb
nnnnrnirn aim nnntrinrnam
WjlUJjlil UUUJJiJ Unci, a CVflee.Tea, fhoeolat- Kurar. R,rr.
j Mnlasves, Ktsh, Salt, Spices,V'me?:ar. Haitns.
AT j Knioins, Brushe,'inbs. BoclirtN,Sap.Biueerp
i.f . t nff-f. r s;s. rrun, rrun ljus, uratigrj,
i. It. IrIJIMERMAN S I i iiun. Cracker,, Cloilies Tins.
1 IVUI HUD llU,VUill, IUIIIC ivnuci,
QL'EK.NSWARE. Window ha.fe, Iwatche,
Xlnve Polish, Mills tnulT. rlareu, figir
anil rverylhin; else ia the lir.ieery line -all
of wbirb he uOV-rs at I fx lowest prices tor
casn or Country rrnnnre.
ClIA'rf ROLAND.
Lrwivbarf. May 7. I6j
ditwrnit dutli, nut ia actio.. iL 01 ainiiQitraiui ob the estate ul will.
Mnit nf ih.a. tmn (VmnaniM witra nrk Karah b. Davis, deceased, lale of l.rwishurj.
oner., but the retreat of tbe enemy ha. J?,n raad to the sobsenber by the
. . . . , . . . Kezisier of Union coontvin due form of law.
doubtless ere this released Ibem. ( , inA.k,,,i ... ,;, , h.r-K.
- -' -- jnotiliedto make immediate payment, a n.l all' a JV'ji T.f TJ.' 7Vi
"P JJ- . jL "Af mmm t-m I having any just claims against ibe same may , v'lUJ 'IIU
JJCtaUCsOL aVll tJlrVSjI'P'esenllhemrfoly authenticated fc.r settlement: Trrift-P nrt n-i I
aMMHVMtJ awaaj VWWM JAMES M. BLACKWEI.I.. Admin'r. ' 00D Si PEROT.l I3I,ElJa AfeilUP,
Friday Jjmiiiti, 11 o'c A detpatcb
credence to any eeemingly possible scheme, j from New York, via Seraoton, says there
trust more to a thing that seems iuiposai-! w" 'rn" Booosboro , and Ihej
ble, just beeause we bate accomplished ! "cre V"t6 fu' tll-
onders like tbe teleerach. The idea of Since the Rebels beiras their retreat
humbug never enters the bead until it is ' froul Gottysborg, Saturday last, they
a i t . it i . . .ii.
demonstrated) theo we eoolly .knowledge n" oec" wiiowaa op sj .en. me.ue on
...... ' . , ' . 6 the South and Gen. Couch is pres.
that it i. a humbug, and go it again at ing npoo thtm'tnm the Northf wbilF, 0Br
something else. I could not fcelp ad mi- Cavalry is harrassiug them on every band.
ring tbs cool i.Dg.fraid with which these Tbe advance of Lee', retreating fores has
ii la KJ I. HILLS) K, Lilur, Afcul ,
K.w Tori, Mj S Imv .
LETTER "A"
Lee was last beard from
the marauders a. jn. me, 'wbo would ate with men on one side ol tbe street, J, tbe greatest event of the War. In ao I people epeaK 01 Uraol . canal, as
not touch private property," U. When ,,J Lt. Kelly with men on the other, tour j illUrMp,fd de.patch from Davis to Lee, it : ,binr5 keep the soldiers employed
tbey reached hi. premisos, he ,o,d then, be t3:: MyUi MW It separate. J I the people, at. time uhea
was no Abolitionist," that Abraham 1 u , , j Th9 women ran i Confederacy by a great lliver which ; "'"f oM b
Lincoln's rale was abominable, that tbey ,bout frantically, and left, giving me the j o mighty West will keep open and free. " marched across the point to the
Lad eonatitutional rights in a word, Mr. key. About 10 J o'clock the firing ceased, ! It will release Grant's viotorious legions omeT Jnd"gt Mow Vicksburg, crossing
Jiuchor talked jut like a Copperhead ! "hen tbe atreet. wero burricsde.i by cut-, (0 fi(1ish up Fort Hudson, and turn K.st
leL.. l. i..i i.. i . i .i.-v.r...i tin il.iwn trees. mlui ud rails. ,t'. The I ... .. . . r. :i
n ubd us uiu cunciuucii. mi ijiiuiciil'iii " or w e8i 10 reotico Dims alter nuiut. uutu , . . .. ... t ,
... '. . Hebel artillery waa well aimed, takio? off ' " . :CUUL0 " " P uu" ,: , ' , , in bis shattered and scattered forces as
expressed tbeir graiiucatiuu n meeting ao , fi er . , every K.bel rag trails tn the Oust. j - -" - --- -. or . u . be9t be couiJ ao(J wouJ gi.. UuU Jf fc.
good aud fljurisbing a friend, aud politely ; But faaT tiiuea, yet aloud to tbeir posts. It
j . The calm confidence with which onr ( 01 "verio restrain tbe oveiB jw j n,j tope or advantage in .0 doing,
requested him to donate them bia horses, : a busy night, l'art of one of our Government has moved for tbe downfall ! ' 11,9 river. It ia a bank like the rail-. His deserters and prisoners swarm all tbe
aouie cattlo, the fl Mir. and grain in bis ! regimema moved out aud gut a position to : of this vaunted "Gibraltar," proves the j road bank over at tbe station at Lewisburg. J roads and mountains. It is evidently tbe
mill in short, so plausible tbeir manner P ' of Rebels, which tbey I inherent strength of our nation. In May ' The road across the point was part cordii- fn PJ P" c off
was, ...d so forcible their necessity, that ff c.ually, as a captured ct.,z,n ,.w i of 1SG,0D( r .Bj twu months ,20 j ro, and part plank, and was a terrible trial h blct ,h S
r 0f I 10 our norses ana artillery. Uae DrigaJe
tore themselves from bis embrace ! . . ' i Virt.bnrff which baffl.d several of our (onr) w uke owl Warrenlon on
Hon. Thauheis Stevins fared little 1
YHIL.Ui:U'Hl, k'A.
OFFER ft-r sale opon the Must TavoraMo
Terms. NEW and If K.M'Tlr't'l. Hesip.
iu e,rcai variety of Irwn Kailings fur Ceme
teries, fHtences Ac. of Ca'.l and WroKhl
Iron, and U.ilvanized frun and Brass Tabiu,
Iron Verandss Balconies. Stairs, Counters,
Fountains, (iates, Ciduinns llitrhin? PoMn.
Lamp Hiands, Vases, Tables, Flower Mauds,
ol'as. Chairs, Statuary. Animals aud all other
Iron Work of a Deenraltve character.
Designs forwarded fur selectiun. rersons
applying foi same will please state the aioj
ol murk needed 3mOVJ
reached tbe Potomac, and are trying to j With all the new improvements
cross on scows or rafts, and by swimming ; Ueuimcr, Braider, Feller, Tucker,) SPECIAL NOTICE.
it is too deep from recent rains to ford, ; Corder, Gatherer, Ac ia the cheap-! f p "! f-'LY 1st, the prfvile;-.
and tbe pontoons aod bridges are swspt . , , , . , . J of eonveriin;; the present issae of l.fi-
awsy. We have reports of Heinttelmao , and be3t- ami ll,ost a"11'"1 r GAL TEMiEil M.TEs l n THE .NA
on tbe Virginia shore, and of part of ' all uiachine3 for Family sewing aod i 'HON a L six PER CENT. LOAN (common-
Foster's force to dispuU the passage, but light mauufacturiug purposes. It i '""ii; I'!: ."'"''"ii 7k " ,-"';r.en,
ay the Jtvee and railroad embank-1 " " "ucertam
Ap. 3m3
No. lit S. Third St, PhilaJ
eard from j makes the interlocked stitch (which j lnan m, iherefoie, appiv het'ure the it if
Caf 1 on both side,,) aad ha, great , s,...
capacity for sewing
ALL KINDS OF CLOTH,
and with
ALL KINDS OF TORE AD.
NOTICE.
I I.I. persons are hereby notified that oa the
Muslin, may be sewn to perfection on
It will u?e 200 sjiool
.1...... I...-. 1 ? I. T, .
k. wsa nrettv well ''cleaned out ere thov : , . ... . 3 cl . .m I'rriit Hf.mnd,il th. surrender
I 1 !... 1 1 fours) was taken down to Warrenlon nn n. n. otepuena, vice rresmeus 01 ins t ia mar nnfi.
A. to the fl.g of trucc, e., an old man j ' - " , .m.M , h., " ' Contbicver.ey, recently asked leave to eo i " " 1 "v iin.n ei.JL.l
wh,. the n,hl. ;.. o d. best -avie. and Armies, uut me union w..l.i,,tnn ir. i.t .ith th. P,i. "a
better, but there was no "love lost" in hi. ; . , ' , piuck, per.averar.ee, and power, were not ' ""1 P"d our shelters, when . deD, of ,DJ Unif8(2 gute. Tbe Q A hat it can do can only be known
tm j . .1 Lt. -.. r. i 1 isr-t. .1 tlha order came to return. IV. wvtnmmA I - jn .?
, uiBDi ucciinca any new iurm 01 aasooiauug
first day of April last (1363) I sold ti.
Petib Iimvk. Ja's S. Mtasa ao.1 Dr. Lm
Even Leather, a3 well 83 the flOCSt f Ro..a,all my rieht.title and interest in Tnion
r urnace. sitoaien in rnion lownsnip, iuuii
county, Penu'a, and in alt real anJ personal
property connected therewith.
THOMAS BEAVEB. .
Danville, June 3, 1S63
to be foiled aod proud Vicksburg U ours.
r.L i . i t : r
case, inej uestmyeu .... aup...or .uw.au. : informition fo!ow,
. . ... 1 .J....H..n. c
property, near uewy.uurg, va.ueu u, sou.. ,fbe 1clf, GeD(.ril. !tu,r,f Fi,zbagh
s lijjh as 100,000. ! Lee, .nd Jenkiua. were ibere Wednesdav
Kn tka Iloh.l. ri.t. Death and the Tax ! viih ill in 3 llllll ..r. i: 1
- s ,....,r. f n..r nnlitie.. i of artillerv. Gen. Lea asked th. be.r.r i Pcoo,e Valley, and was buried
Jio. most of tbem ,h Say the, regard th. ! jf tbe flag of true, -hat fa. s.-.nd heard, j ' honor, at Collom.ville, aged 31 yrs.
bv aaiTj ii o iuuuu cuouuu sii every street a uj j iiiu bain. no ucici iconwti ; j- , , .
running from tbe t-otiare, infantry in line from his wound at Chancellorsvillfli and j r.. ,'h. .....I. J..i.i..n Th. : I 'l b,t U ,he eff;ct of our wri hr wer
Lieut. Pamki, liowr.R died, 21st nit.,
at tbe bouse of bis brother Jesse, in Nip-
ith mill-
Abolitionists tbe rpen friends end sup
porters of their country's lawful rulers
mure than they do those who oppose and
traduce the very Government which pro
tects tbcm !
and pitched our .belters again, when we with tbe insurgents, who are probably
were ordered to return to tbe upper land-! auzioua to try by tbe obioanery of words
ing where we first landed, lt was dark ' what they are failing to gain bj arma.
tben-tb. corduroy, loo plank, atumpa, Th. Fr,och k eDter.d Me,; 4
and mud-boles, made it a tryiug time fur ! .v. nt,.,.u i, ji..i .
. : tha llifutrv but awa.rlnv waa nnnaeea. ....
never reeoacred ! ..... .. . . , monareoy and against republicanism.
4th of July Triumphs.
For a hearty celebratiun of caturday ' defend it. Muirt then ordered tbe sis
lat bv our loyal people, while tbe Slave P'e to 6re, wbicb tbey did uniil 1UJ
Lord, -ere polluting our soil and threat- ! locfe. "ne0 ' hey ceased
cnine
been as impossible as a cbeortul song ot wi,b ibtlt rorcei.
Zien from a captive Jew with his harps i Thursday morning, our men moed out
Lung up in the alien land of Uabylon. J upon a bii. witb ariiicry jn position on
Hut it was a great day for the Union, j tbe Baltimore 'pike, ready for action. It
July 4, 18C3, the hitherto uneooqucred ; WM tUe firB, d of rMt he 28tb b(1
Main Rebel Army, under tbeir ablest j Co(k gw ou a CuMg
General, after a three daja' engagement , Jba rem,jnder of Uspt Jonc(,. Curnp,n.
Wltn tbe union Army oi too i uiou.. . . . . f Khinnenshur,. on
r I o
oi battle on every street, and bouses tilled Iu,.e. , i Q toreest-i nif young family to the
with sharpshooters ; also that Gen. Smith j , f , fjf wbo90 w h
replied tbey misht commenee stielling in ; b . , .... .
three minutes, but he would protect the : wulfra te bad 'n b"l''g lntest
women aud children, and not surrender as ! during an active, checkered life.
lnn as there was a crop of blood to
ttiSeveril of our citizens have been
to visit the battle field at Gettysburg.
At'J o'clock ; The little town is crowded, and odious
I Ti. - n,MPM;nrt l. .. n.v.ij ..., . . '.l j : t . j: i . . . i.. r
. , , ll .1 II 1 ! . ui ou, luvuiiiie, u .ieucii ecu. . W11U ULC.V.UU UUU.es lull IUO lua.as Ul
Independence Hall, would have . . . , . off , . . , . ... . .
' - ( u.btta. J Ul ruuuucu U.S. aav.vM w.u
The jjurney was 1
very aaiislactory to ns, as we bad an op
portunity of seeing the town and fortifica
tions, above and below, so that our view
was complete of tbe Irout. Now, if they ;
at peace Napoleon would not bay under
taken to erect a throne in Mexico.
Koscerans has driven Kragg & Co. out
of Southern Tennessee. Ouly poor cal-
transports, and brought us to tbe Yaioo,
; landing us at Snyders Bluffs, which are
and supplies, but nurses and doctors were i two to three miles this side of liayne's
march us 'maud down behind, we will i lant East Tennessee is now cursed by the
have bad a regular ezoursiou of it with opponents of tbe Government.
this difference return tickets for ail Lot I v n j- t. - rr t-r ' i .
. . ,:, , , . """" allandigbam is in Halifax, where be
assured. It bids fair to be so. - . , t .u d u i .l-
Th. embarked , th. ... in- . IS hoUOred b' l-hB Rebel J fpatblZeri as
J ... a i ha waft bv th. Kebel. them.elves.
,
by seeing the machine- tested.
TUE FOLDING-TOP CASE
is among the most valuablo of all the
new improvements,
Estate of William Thomas, dee'd.
"V'OTICE is hereby given, lhat Letters of
Admioitratioo upon the Estate of
William Thomas, laie of East Butljloe Twp.
ITninn l?r . il.fTav.il hii. h.n aranl.I tit
11 may oe opencu ; the uaderiued. by ihe Register of Imon
OUt U3 a Spacious and substantial j county, in due form of taw therefor, all per
, , . , , , ' aoos kenwina; tbemseives inJebte-l to said
tablO tO SUStaia thC work, and When J estate are requested to make immediate pay
tllO UiachiuO 13 not ia use it inay be j U and those bavins; just claims agaia-sl
: ...c 3 a 111 c sic .1.. irtjuciru tu UKH
properly aalbeniicated fer settlement la
LEW Is EVANS, Admin'r. at
Mahaaor CO. Scbmlkilt O... of to fcls Atl'j and if 'fc
U.j SI, I ssa. Wa. VAMitZtK, L., Uitor.
Saturday Morning's m.
Tbe Railroad connexions north of Rieh-
nourinp in bv the score, and supplies by ! U luffs, and are a continuation of tbe line
tbe ton. Visitors sre impressed to bury j ot ui" 0B wuioh Vicksburg is built. Now ' mond were cut by Dixr force as greatly to
horses aod aid cenerallv. 7" b79. m,r.cb'd "ottod b' lb.e Mtern ', hinder reinforeements to Lee.
, Dase oi tnese nuis some tares miles inland
Accident in Villiamtport. George W,
Youngman E
burse, breaking
uaao ui men ui.ia buiui inreo lulie. iniano. , , - ..
. ii, iim iuu. A larger Rebel cavalry force is invading
and are encamped. e have a hue, breezy r .. 6 . , , ,
Ss,. was thr wn b, a runaway , t, 'rm iu lha ! of ourpeopl. ? ' '
. H ,-, . ' . . bills. I have my riuarters beneath the 01 our peop1-
ing Mr. l s leg and seriously h ,ree j Mw llctie , i Lm , witcnins Meh olner.
folded into a box, which protects
the working parts of the machine.
There is no other machine to equal
the Letter A in
SIMPLICITY,
UURADILITY,
RAPIDITY, and
KXOX TKUIT FARM & NUKSERY.
IOR many years we have made the culti
1 vation of S.ll ILL. FRUITS a ape-
We continue to stumble ou scquaintan-
the Rebels, fairly defeated, turned, aud I Iiro.os,.m.r.hli dutT. ghorklev wrote. ' bruising an arm and bis head. ....Lizzie,
began a retreat towards irginia. C;h ingt ,b wefe b 11D 0Te Fur. I aged about 3 years, daughter of tbe late ! cel. Tbe first man I met.was Levi Rcber,
The same day, V icksburg sorreudcred, . , . , h o v ; Rev. Joshua Kelly, fell into a tub of bet bod of Col. bam'l Rcber, who used to keep
, j . . . . . :. I' . II .. i ; L J t
unconditionally, with 20,000 men.
Tbe same day, at Helena, Ark , 8,000
Itebels, under Holmes, i'riee aod Marnia
duke, attseked I'rentiss witb 4,000 men
and a gunboat. Prentiss was all ready,
and repulsed them handsomely, losing but
100 men, while tbe Rebels lost 1500, one
brigade of 940 Rebels being captured by
tbe Union force.
Eurely it was "a good old 4 lb" after all.
Tni FlENHIrfl! Sl'ID-ITOFTDE ItEDELL-
ION. The following article, taken from
the Chatanooga Tenn. HebrJ, conveys a
Vivid picture of the spirit which incited to
and baa been nourished by tbe Slavehold
ers' Rebellion. It also points to what
might reasonably be expected from tha
success of the unholy contest :
"What do we Lope for? do you ask.
Nit for peace more than rcwwjt upon a
ruthlese,neartless,cruel enemy. We hope,
aod bone it earnestly, to live long enough,
if no longer, to see our cavalry sweeping j
through every city, village and bamlet of
tbe l'aukeea. To see their women beg
ging protection as ours have pleaded witb
tearful eyes to E-nds in Yankoe uniforms,
jo be protected from their brutal soldiery
water, and died within 24 hours. Buried
Carlisle, euardios the mountain passes
with the Lrij-ade to which they are t in Lewisburg, yesterday.
attached.
Sr There was never better fighting
than by the Union troops at Gettysburg
Tbe two Union oounty corn-
Gen. George Gordo. Meade is a
grandson of tbe senior nf the firm of, las' week
Meade & l'itzsimmoos, Pbilad. merchants panics fought like heroes, stood the brunt
who made tbe (tben) princoly advance of of the battle, and suffered niuoh. Our
10,000 to tbe U. 3. during the dark ' Uuoktails had not been undor beavy fire,
days of tba Revolution. George was
bora during the temporary reaidenoe of
bis parents, in 1815, in Spain so
that nobody need be afraid that be can
(under the Constitution) ever be Presi
dent, and binder him therefor. Phila
delphia is bis family borne. He was edu
cated at West Point, and served with
honor in Mexico and elsewhere.
Our main army Las now bad seven
Generals Scott, M'Dowcll, M'Clelian,
Pope, Parnside, Hooker, and Meade.
Let ns hope we have " tbe tight man at
last," but not spoil bim by overpraise or
repose too much on any arm of flcoh. ,
before, and Inst most,
QuLetters detsined in Lewisburg P.O
for pre-pay men t of postage
wbat is now lJiubl's Hotel. Levi had four
brothers in tbe army. Many, who beard ;
there was a Penu'a Reg'l hers, came over j Corn, old,
and proclaimed themselves. An officer of ! Oats
the o4th Iowa introduoed himself to me, i Flaxseed...
iuujisourrj lHarfcct.
Corrutr Wccklg
Wheat 1,30 Eggs ,
Rye 00 Tallow
80 Lard
55 Clover seed
1,50 Wool
S 12
, 10
, 10
.4,00
50
. 40
who, when a boy, lived at James Straw-! Dried Apples. $1,00 Potatoes,
bridge's, in Lewisburg. His name was 1 Firkin Butter 12 Sidec k Shoulder 5
Waters, aod be questioned ma about all j Fresh Butter... 12 Ribs k Shoulder 6
the little boys, new grown men, at home. Rags 4, 5, and 6 Ham 10
I began to feel my age again. Lt. Foster Country Soap 4 & 6
met a cousin of bis, in Cpt. Davis com- j -
cialty, and lalcioc into account VAaiBTr,.Lai-
.cvTi i ivtv ! TI" "", c". our stock- of Vines and
ChtvlAI.N 1 1 , Plants of
of correct action at all rates of speed. ! rts.a. BitritGFRniK
1 he lauiily Sewing Machine is las 1 1 kim'iiiuiiies awu.ws, tear.,
becoming aa popular for family UdO as " equaled anywhere, which weefler on tbs
, t i . . . ..I most favorable terms. Parties wishing to
fclX.IEB Al CO. S Manu.actunng Ma- j porchase would do well lo correspond with
chines are for uranufactuTinr: purpo-' u' ot send ,or oor Price wnich wUi u
Oar Seed Store and Ihrtinttural Haute
is at So. 39 nnta Street,
wheas all articles belonging to such an estab)
lishmeut can be had of the best qual.tv.
!)S8 J. KKOX, Bcz 153, Pittsburg.' Pa.
sea.
The Branch Offices are well supplied
with silk, twist, thread, needles, oil,
Ac. of the very best quality.
Send for a pamphlet and a copy of j
"SixtjEB & Co.'s Gazette.
I. M. SINGER & CO.,
458 Broadway.NewYork
Philadelphia Office,
810 Chcsnut street.
Miss M. S. ZUBER,
Agent ia Lewisburg.
emlOOl
To see tbe plows torn from the bands of!
tueir farmers aod broken to pieces their
fauces laid waste aud tbeir homes in
flames."
of making full direclioni on the outside
of letters aod papers put hi the mail, we
mention that there are .in tbe Union
22 Miltons, 18 Chester.,
17 Tremens, 12 Wilmington",
9 Lewistowns, 7 Williamsports,
b Lcwisburgs, 7 J'htladelpbias,
ie. Ac. Tbe name of tbe Stutt should in
i all cases be added, aud Ihe County in
very many. Thus iH yolk
cnuuty, LfHcitburtj in L'aiun county, and
,'irVou-n in Jl-Jflin county, Peuu'a but
by failing to put on tbe County letters or
papers often get missent to those offices.
OarJas. S. Bell, Charles Buoy, and
Cpt. Dougal are among the wounded
t Gettysburg who have returned home.
Tbomaj Cluajbcrlia is expected shortly.
Jeremiah Pliafi-r, A'ptia Creek, Va.
n V rrira, n D.-n.U'r, . a
J.ihn J I-rick. York, P..
S S eatilh, oret nlirier, I'a.
JrulbonuUry, New UluocuneU, Pa.
tftjuSupplies for the Sanitary Commis
sion may be left at Krcmer & Co's store.
tofLieut. Kepler's squad we learn is
attached to Col. Jennings' regiment.
HaTTIie Lewisburg Academy will be
re-opened Monday, July 13.
tafVe have not yet received the roll
of Forrest's Company.
Vicksburg, ours. This long prophesied
event was realized on the 4th of July.
It might have been accompliabed earlier,
by an assault, but the loss of life would
bave been great. On the 3d, Pembcrton
offered to surrender if allowed to march
out with bis men, but tbe gallant Grant
said it must be unconditional and so it
was. The jovial Union boys " kept tbe
4th ' in Vicksburg. Tbe place was in an
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. - iniui cuuui.i uii mi c..ri. aui.o.i.g nuin
c w j starvation, and tbe J.r.,000 to 20,000 sol
prostrated by wounds in tbe breast end , diers in poor plicbt. Grant paroled them
as Old Hack said of tbe Mexican greasers,
ha " bad rather fight than feed tbem."
Washington, July 4, 10, A. M.
Tbe President announces to tbe coun
try, that news from the army of the Poto
mac, up to 10 P. M. of the 3d, is such as
to cover that army with tbe highest honor,
to promise a great success to tbe saose of
the Union, and to claim ibe condolence of
all for tbe many gallant fallen ; and for
this be especially desires lhat on this dsy,
He whose will, not ours, should ever be
I done, he everywhere remembered and rev-
tlUT. AMIKKW fcllKt.U IK a KB.
Among tbe graduates of tba Uni
versify, at Lewisburg, latt August, was I
A. G. Tucker, " the only son of bis moth
er, and sba a widow." He immediately
enlisted with Co. E. 142d P. V., aod bad
...,!.. ...I . .li;n.'. lifa fin Weiln.a.
Be CAREFUL To show the importanee ' j . s . . . . ' j- . .
, . - .. . , purtanoe , dsJ tt Gettysburg, he acted as Adjutant
of the Regiment, wben, although woun
ded in the arm, be refused to quit the field,
by the Register of Lnion county in due form
of lav, therefore all persons indebted to said
estate are requested tn make immediate pay
ment, and thoie having just claims against
Ihe same may present iheiu duly authenticated
for settlement, m the suhscribera.
NAM TEL SI.IFEIt, Adminis
JOHN B. Ll.N.N, j trators
lawl.tmrr. Aprii 2S. lstkl
pany, both from Centra county. I mot a j A Joint Resolution proposing certain
cousin, and beard of many acquaintances i Amendments to tho Constitution.
Straggled around among these bills. Ihcre ")E it resolved by the Senale and House of i deceased, have been granted tn ihe subscriber
was a Lit. ivtcoaner, son OI i'lr. rs.ieei.uer. ii-prrsrnlauves ol the uommnn wealth
above Mifllioburg, who studied medicine Pennsylvania in Ueneral Assembly met.
here, eauio and staid with us a nieht and : Tnat the following amendments be proposed
gave us all tbe news about Vicksburg. lo ""' " " CommonweaUh. ,a
e ... o . ' acrordance with the provisions of the tenth
e scarcely bear tbe guns from this ; arllCe ffof.
plsce,but over at louog s point there was
a coutinual roar. We were at a safe dis
tance, witb unobstructed view.
Tbey bava bere, on tbe Mississippi,
what tbey call the Marine Brigade. Tbey
have common steamboats, heavily planked
on the sides, sufficiently so as to be proof
against musketry. Tbey have a c.itain
proportion of infantry, eavalry, and artil
lery, on board of each boat, aud bave fly
ing launches by which they can rapidly
disembark tho whole on to the shore, and
were iotended to operate against tbe guer
rillas, that fire ou tha boats. Tbe guer
rillas have a battery which has been an
especial sort of annoyance to onr transports,
appearing at uneipeoted places on tho
New Stand---New Goods!
JOSEPH L. HAWN bavins takrn IU
O rooms nnderthe Telegraph and Chn nicla
oifices, refilled them, and filled in an enensiv.
variety of
Huts, t'tipi, Genth mrn'i Clothivj, t(e. .
Also a lar. and splendid stuck of CLOTHS
CASIMERK.&c, which he will makeup to
ordcr,ax he still continues the Tailnrine Busi
ness. He is prepared to riecute all worst
entrusted to his care.lo the sauatacliou t'f the
customer.
Ti. B. Cuitin; and Kenainnir n dont to
order. fLewisborj, April to, lr.
SAPOiVIPIER,
OK
C'oncrntraled rye,
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
rPHK pnhlie are CALTlDXEUazainat lha
I Sl'IKIUlS AKTICI.EX Of Lit: lor
making; Soap Xc. now olli red for sale.- Tbe .
only liEM l.E and Patented Lye is lhat
made by the '
1 ot Administration dp.. the Estate of,rCnn'a Salt Slauufoettmnz romnanr.
I f 4 d
Estate of Dennis Phillips, dee'd
UMIMSTRATOR'S NOTICE. Whereas,
J Letters nf Administration on theestaia
ol Dennis Phillips, late uf Lew.sbnrg buro.
Adinlnlalralor'a Kotlce.
VyOTICB is hereby given, thai Letters j
There shall be an additional section to the
the third article of ihe Constitution, to be des
ignated as section four, as follows:
"StcTioa 4. Whenever any of Ihe qualified
electors of this Commonwealth shall be in
! any actual military service, under a requisi
tion Irnm Ihe President or the Ijniied Slates.
. . .l- l ..- ... i.t. : IlltlV M'llAI.I.. imm nf Harllev Intrnshin. in
ur oy tne auinoruy ot inis iui.iinonwraiin, , - - j --t ' i ... m ., ,l ....
...-k.i . ... ,u. r ...f. Union conntv.dee'd.have been granted to the their trade-mark nr it hems;
fraye in all elections by the citizens, under J undersigned, by the Kejrisler of Union county. SapOnifier, Or Concentrated Lye."
such regulation, as are or shall be prescr.bed ; in due form of law. Therefore all persons The (rfMj of h
by law, as fully and eftectually as if Ihey were
present al their osual places of election.
There ahall be two additional sections to
the eleventh article of the Constitution, to be
designated as sections eight and nine, as
follows :
Sectio. 8. No bill shall be passed by the
Legislature containing more than one subject,
which shall be clearly expressed in ibe title,
ahora and firinir thai, hrnsrlsidea. This I exeenl annronriation bills,
oontrivance of tba marine brigade waa ! Stern.. 9. No bill shall be passed by the
designed to operate against these parties. I legislature granung any puwers or privileges
one leg. He lingered until Sunday morn
ing, when, at the early age of 10 years,
be expired, and was buried, by tbs side of
bis- Colonel (Cumiumgs) near the S. E.
corner of the Ladies Seminary.
ORD. Sr.Kfi. ElllS B. UKlllEVSAri.
This patriotic youth, a son of Adam J.
Weidensaul of Lewii-burg, is also reported
as having been killed, tbe same day, and
is buried near Gettysburg.
Tbe water is sgain in tba Canal at i
Ilarrisburg, and tbe freight business re- ereoced with profound gratitude.
suuicd ou tue 1 cuu a Central lUilway.
Abraham Li.ncolk.
gned to operate against these parties.
But it baa been like tbe Vicksburg oanal,
and tbe expedition up Deer creek. Tba
officer (I don't know his name) lhat got
it up, was allowed to recruit Ibe brigade
from tbe hospitals of convalescents a bad
thing to start with. Tbe greater proportion
of those bangers on of convalescent camps,
are wbat tbey call in tba army, "schtis-ter-outs."
Then tbe horses are cramped
by standing on board and want of exercise,
aod, wben you get them out, stumble aod
tumble witb tbe slightest roughness in tbe
indebted lo said estate are requested lo make I
immediate payment t and those having any
just claims are also requested to present them
legally authenticated for settlement to
JOHN CKOSSUROVE, Adin'r
Lewisborg, June I, 1HK:
lwiK-mmr ear
NEW GOODS!
in ssiu ri.a tar ri . ra tha authnrilw Ia errant tiirh
powers or privileges has been or may here- CHEAPEST AND BEST IN TOO.
alter be conferred npoo Ihe Conns ol Ibis
Commonwealth. JOHN IIESSNA,
Sneaker of Ihe House of Representatives
JOHN P. PENNEY,
Speaker of the Senate
Office of the Secretary of the Common- )
wealth. Harrisburg, July 1, 1803. )
PENNSYLVANIA. a:
ws I do hereby certify thai the foregoing
- ls -and annexed is a full, true and crrcrt
srvcopy of Ihe original Joint Resolution of
j Ihe Ueneral Assembly, entitled "A Joint ne-
I unprincipled parlies to endeavor lo imitaU it .
j in violation of Ihe Company's Patents.
All Manufacturers, Bnver cr sellers oT
these spurious Lyes, are hereby nulilVd that
Ihe Company have employed as their Alter-
Beys,
Geo.IIardinjr, Esq., of PIiiI.nl., ami -Wm.
Bake-well, Esq., of Pittsburg,
and that all Mannl'ariurers, t'seis or S.lters
of Lye in violation of Ihe rights of iht Cain
panv. will be Proseruied at o.ee.
The SAl'OMFIKK. r l.'uncrairated Lva
is for sale by all Druggists, Grocers, at J
cunntry Stores. . .
At Jons sqrinrcs'.
ground. Horses must be accustomed to i oluuon proposing certain Amendments i the
. m. . .. . l- .
campaigning, as wen as men. i ne men
kept on board without exercise and train
ing, are not capable of tbe extreme exer
tion tbataocb exigencies require. So tbo
whole thing bss been a complete failure,
although tbs idea looks plausible.
Constitution," as the same remains on file in
this office.
la Tesitmony Whereof 1 have hereunto set
my band, and caused ihe seal oi me orcreta-,
ury's otfi; to be affixed, the day and vear i
TAKE NOTICE!
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Fine qualities Ladies Waiters at I IJiMrin of Pennsylvania. N... I ..( Mnv I'rxn
V..,ai ,.oi;i l.nniP-m:..ln Kid and ! l86-'. ' "The PeasTlvan.a SaU
VVO. -J ...... J ....... .
Morocco Boots at 2.
A large assortment of Balmoral
Boots auul Gaiters
at cqnnlly low prices, j
Opposite the Bank, Lewisburg.
ICE CREAM
T?tVERY Eveoing during the seasoa.
above wriiien. ,-" "jt"cu '
Par-
hecretary of the Coinmoa wealth Juue I
MRS. DENOfiMANDX.
Manufacioring Company, vs. 't'bo.t l'ha,;e.
deererd in Ihe Company, en Nov. t. istit,
the EXt;Lt"SIVE r:shl granted by a palml
owned hv them for the S.r..irn. J'atent
dated 0,:i. SI, lf50. Peipeloal injui.cliua
awarded.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
! SALT MANTF.IC ri'KLXG foUPT.
) OFflCFS .- I
127 Walnnt St. Pluhdrfphi.i.
i lyit St. and Pnqnocnp Way.Fitlibursr.
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