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"THE UNION,'' eiUWshnl in 1S14 Wiiuie No,. 1023.
BY O. X. WOUDEN AND J. R. CORNELIUS.
At Pcr anr. aMvny In Advance.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1863.
'CHR8NICLK,"e-iHi:yiHtl in lSi:i--Wh?rt Ktr, 1.607.
rlCU-BKD RKMI-WKKklf
TnfS'faT .HrtrninsS'Jfc r nnaj Aliernnnn.
help is .t..ei.t
jordur "emergency"
U Jack io the invalid crops j ibwnrk
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rrCSSIHil-nUia IOU . "CMVUIMtWl
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'greater tnon than 4'b i July," or St.
JVrick'a day in the roaming ?'' Where.
fure, we can not iesua another paper thia ,
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Onr County Ticket
Since the Rattleeuakc Rebels are routed
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oat of l'eooylvania, and the Copperbead
Biotrr have eluok to their dena io New
York city, all boneat aud patriotic peoplo
breathe freer. Those lw ei.aes oi m.cr-
! traitors have demoo.lrated that Vace'
professions are hypoon.io.l, and that force
Mily mo restrain lawlras violence. The
Gavernment must aubdae, or be suhdui d.
What iulrlligeot, candid mail, can doubt
whether Liberty and Law are not pceatly
trfbla to Slaverv and Anarch) T We
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auat, aa sucb, opeoly sustain tbe party io
opposition Id Ibosa fouieotert of this vast
civil war.
Individual men are necessary to make
ajp company, and compmire and rrgiui.
aits are parts of conquering army. Io
like niaoocr, Cuuty and State efficer are
parts of the machinery by which the Gen
eral Government may be sostaioed or be
drstrojed. By a fair election, personally
made by half our voters at home, we bave
before us tbe standard bearers of Ibose
opposed to the Itebellion party.
Samukl II. Ouwio E q. for Assembly
Laila from one of Ibe oldett,iont ropectcd
families in the western port of our county.
We first knew biw, ten yean ago, striving,
wilb but little if auy assistnce,to improve
Lis mind and advance in knowledge. Ky
teaching school at iniervals.be was enabled
Io graduate, at the Liw Scbwt in New
Haven studied with Judge Kelluy in
J'hiUdelphia settled in Lewi-burg mar
ried a daughter of tbe late Col. Jackson
M'Fadden aud by bis induMry and busi
ness assiduity bas gained a pleasant home
nd a respectable practice. Puliiioilly, he
waa of a Democratic household ; but tbe
Kauris and other acts of tbe Slsveocracy
(all under the name of deiuocrac)) early
convinced him, aa they have hundreds of
tbouaanda of olbers, that lbe Republican
principles are ocarest ibosa of Washing
ton, J.fferaoo and Jaeksoo, and be haa at
limns voted with, and been a thorough
nd iifliocbing woiker for, Ibe existing
Administration party. Not a brawler of
modest and nnassuming appearance and :
deportment bis election ss Hurgess of
our borough last year, and Jhe vole for hia
BoaioatioD this year, prove tbe estimation
in which be is held at borne as a man of
fair talents, sound judgment, sod personal
integrity. We happen to koow that from
the first outbreak of lbe Uebelliuo be bas
been aosious Io enter the Union Army
hut aa all bis wife's brothers, and all hia
em a at borne, volunteered, be thought bis .
first duty was to bis owo and bis father's
family. For bis means, no man bas been '.
tors active or more liberal among us fur :
the cause. On the return of one brolbcr,
I did
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enliat waa "sworn tu" as a private and
DM performed aetual bard service for over
- -..h nd Cant. Shortlev. of 28th
..J I in.a.ifin niniDp,
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P.V.M., ip the Cumberland alley. His
acrvice thus longthe exhaustion caused j
hi it and lhe peeesaity of attending lo
business for others disarranged by bis ' 0f ,jce ., ignorance, where they vole 1 applauded M'Clellan, be despised them,
absence will be a sufficient reason if be slmost unanimously their sort of ' Dem-! and would bave sulducd them at tbeir
fails to visit all parts of the Disirist. As ocracy." The country generally want the ' own expense. If correct, tbis incident
a Legislator, we would confide io bim as a ' Rebellion crushed, aud act accordingly. shows that M'Clellan is not entirely spoil
faithful, reputable member. ia Auburn city, there was ao immense ' ed by party praise.
EMeHA II. Weiki.k, pear the Kelly X procession, a crowd, music, cheers and) TBiUMrii of Sd.miuby, Trcitixcns
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a . til at
mmrn Ksasaea saaa f.a, naKI bnnaavt f nnnsi
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years, a. a school teacher, and bas a few ? , 5, Co,unilji. conn,T ,W4 j Foft Aogutl.ibe,een6u0bury aod North
acre, of land poder cultivation. The vote ,nd io F.,,t W,miog coonty-two towns omberl...d, tbe Railroad Companies bave
10 but own and adjoining townships at the OTet.belmingljCoppcrbead-eaeitedmen, accepted it as Ibe site of a Round House,
pr.msry election, ia only tbe of minformed by wicked leaders, armed Machine Shops, &e. Tbis is a good work,
m PJBievaJ DICalifJi vuio aaa . w wiwuiv
a a a a T
an, 01 irreproacnsDiecnsracer, a superior ,
pea.ao, .very way competent, and firmly :
bat
tldly "ortbodox 00 tbe great ques- !
imp. 01 tue osy, pis success is uoaouoiea ,B .biUdelpbU Cooocils, tbe Copper
aad will ba a favor well bestowed. betdf ,ried ,0 ,be dfaft hj , j ,
White Deer is lbe largest election disi- ,0 bnJ off ,b8 bjIe nombor
net io oor eouoty-bed no Commi.sioper ; B-l ,be Ww Demomtt ,j ,be Uepob.
for 16 10 20 year, pasl-and pow presents : liciM Mied jng ,h doBf M- u
candidate whose capacity and personal : ,propri,liog . blBdsome aum to the
av . a t) l. a-.
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recognised aa valid claims. SAMUEL
Nabbbau. not long since failed, bv a few
oles, of election lo this office, for reasons
Bo longer operative, of which tba principal '
was an allegatiop tbat his nomination was S
made by "trading iff," among Delegates ;
oo tbe exploded Caueua system. Ue i, 1
now selected by a atrong, direct vote, of
tbe people themselves. Some voted against
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aum, urairiDg io compliment a oi(oour,
Mr. Kelly, sod pot to ii jure Mr. Marshall: ;
such men will take eare pot to repeat tbat ! while tbe Confederacy was exhausting it
folly, bat will vote for tbe map tbey want ! of men, money and property. John A.
to bave elected, hereafter, and not waste ' Gilmer, Bedford Browo, aod other lead
their votes, aod defeat friends, by "com. ing meo, agree with bim io opinion,
plimtntary" voles never returned. But, ! There are said to be Ibousands ia West
Ibo' thus defeated, Mr.M. showed himself ' North Carolina wbo stand out agaiast the
Ibe map; since I ben, as before, be has Jiff. Davis Government, d.fiintly, sym
stood op for bis party, aud labored, night j patbiaing ia feeling (aod will io action)
and day, for lbe iriumpb of what be holds witb all lbe Mountain region. When ! 0Bt bJ edoeaday.
to be correct prioctpies. Socb a correct, ; .,t seep by our forces, lbe State II .gj Lmtr u,MViTtht Sor
msgosntmoa eouie, bas gained bim (ipste.d of the Copftdciate) was fljiog at L,f0f Geoeral a office, Leavenworth, Kao
' fiksdi astl tun oforlcti. i Washiojtoo, N. C. j (as.
j- Wll.l.MM JoNKS, Ksii , was f'lh.rle-g
at n early ige. I!y the exercise of in
dUf"ry' "0.d enUr8'"K la qlii.
he haa gained a Handing second to f. w in
our borough, ills eleolion as "treasurer
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is conceded.
' Dr. Wim.iam F. SsEnoiD of llartleton
la well knuwo to roost ol our ciiii.-n aa a
wan of intelligence and capability from
one ol ibe most patriotic ana it.oueotui
fainilicn nf the e.iuntf. wad nave neld but
I . r.hli, .,u.iu,
few public statioua.
t
, Thi, h ,be Uu;00 T;cket for o;j
. unjn- These men were leoied as bun-
hy, and are arri-iiefced in by their
nluc.CPMfu r,4 , cordially, as the
: of ,uch eonle;i ,dmil. Th tear.
, ,he fricod of lhe Admioitralioo are pot
,0 b, y, or pmit lbeir 0ipo0MlU ,0
d(J tij lbe jhe pere ,ro vaking
up 0 ,ba iroprtnce of a c'mteat second
0 t0 lb,t 0f lbe IVeiiideney : they will
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unite, aa they did last fall, aud intend tu
elect all lbeir uomiuces by an iucrcased
majority.
Good News.
Johnson's giviug up of Jaekson, and
retreat eastward, throws into tbe Union
oossesaiou an amouut of railway stoek.
engiues, Sit., which the Ribuls confess la :
a great and irreparable Ick-8 to tlicin.
Gen. Bauk officially reports the liopbies
of Fort Hudson, at 5,500 prixmcrs and
two Generals, '21 heavy guus, 5 batteries
of 31 pieces, a good supply of pr j xtiles
fur light and heavy gnus, 5 000 stauds of
arms, 4 i, SCO pouuds of powder, 150,01)0
rounds, two steamers, and a small amouut
of stores of various kinds. t
Com. Porter reports extended and en-
lirely successful expeditions up the Red
River and its brauobes, capturing men, .
guns, boats, and ammuuitioo, and iutcr-
cptiug the supplies of Rebel forces. I
Gen. Foster bas been successful, from
the South, in severing connections leading !
towards Kiuhmood. I
Julv HO ib. at Newbern a desnateh from
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l.eaufuri says tbe Union forces bave com-!
plcte possession of Morris Island, which
commands Charleston iu ff.et. j
Protected by guuboata, weekly paviga-:
lion for trade ia oow to be started between ;
Cairo and New Orleans. J
A Uuioo cavalry force advanced and !
cut ibe Railway at Wylbesville, Va , with j
some losses, men and women firing upon
them from tbeir bouses, which were then
destroyed byour force.
It ia believed that Roseerans will now
attend lo the liberation of East Tennessee,
working from tbe South.
Meade and Lee's armies are io motion,
and it is claimed that Meade baa obtained ;
positions that give bim tbe decided advan- j
lage ot Lite. Any day, we may pear
again tbe shock of arms between the two
forces. !
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Saturday, tbe Rebels were at Port
Royal, West of iba Ulue Ridge, but tbeir
cavalry waa driven from Manassas Gap.
And lhe ('"iperhead$ of lhe Xorth
are becomimj vrrg tame they discard Ibe
uPPeroed badge some of Ibem bave
eulisted they " talk happy" about lbe
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Uo,;,n l.ptaa od bop. at least
,0 8ee thea ml1 tUrn Plr,0,, nd ,hu8
suoour stop the Slavehulders' Revolt. I
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aeSrOpeo resistance lo the draft is con- :
sutj. in v.. York State, tn ih mirli-n. i
ouzxis inr tne " Uratt," the Union, Uld I
.a m
Abe. ueo. iieaae, our recent victories, ate. !
; themselves to resist the eorolmenl, but
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fofM 0, Uttul aea whh 0M in ,bcir
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g2s.Tbe Southern Wbigs we're almost
I nnapimously opposed to tbe Rebellion,
bat eome of them fell into lhe current,
Their last candidate for Vice President,
Hon. Wm. A. Graham, bas published io
b.t m whin- r.n !.. Kaleioh Reifis-
ier, a strong article against Secession as a
wrong under tbe Union, but an obvious '
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ngnt under tbe Confederacy, and that tbe '
Lnioo had oever hurt North Carolina ;
C'oiiiiiirnc'iMiit ITcek.
DaaVUev. Genrgo I'rcar, of Heading,
pret.h, d io the Baptist house., L-wi-burg,
j ,., morning.
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Kev. Ur. I'.ddy not;
: arrivi ,be gociel. 0f Inir, held po
i meeting. 1 be icrnxin ol I tut. Aautrson,
i in the eveniug, was from Jer. ni, 2d .
: and 3J verses, lie argued that tbe win- j
illry f lje prcse0, atJ were to waru Ibe !
, , al of ,uejr jn(ii,idUal and
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,l . it i f.. thfu n-ss mid Into, and With
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nJ discrc,ion. Th8 lwo great
ai0s of our nation be held to be contempt
j of lawful auibori'y. and denial and dite-
' cd of tbe brotherhood of man.
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AdjreMe, bett)re ,be EJocalioo
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WP""" eftoon, at o
Simon I'. Wolverton, K' , appoio-
tmA titmtnr f... I h . Aliimm la l!.nt.in flf
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uarmy oe nonic in season io speaa, iui
tbe Alumni intend to bava a ' Uuiou,"
anyhow, tbis evening.
N0TICI3. The Anniversary eiereises
of the graduating Class of the University
Female lustitute, will bo beld nu Wednes-
, day afternoon, 2 o plnpfc, July IV, in
inmereement Hall o me university.
InTAII Ibe Graduates nf the U Liver si.
ty Fein. Inst, are requested to meet at Ibe
lustitute, Wednesday July 'J, at 1 fJ.
ICjrTbe Young Ladies' Festival in aid
of the Soldiers is altered for W'tductdaj
eveniug of this week.
Thursday COMMENCEMENT.
First Battle in Ohio.
John Morgan is the Stonewall Jackson
of Ibe West io all except piety, to which
he makes no pretensions. About Ibe
middle of July, bo bot across Kentucky
into Indiana and Ohio, with 5,000 or
G,000 borscinen, sod began lo plunder
and burn. The people of the South part
of both States began to arm, and turn
out, pel'-mell, as best they could, watohiog
for and peppering him at every corner and
woods, and redueini. Lis strength dailv.
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Ou tbe 19tb mat., be made a desperate
j attempt to cross the Ohio into Virginia,
and landed upon liuf&ngtoa's Island, io
tbe Ohio, where our troops and gunboats
began lo operate upon bim. We took
pear 2,000 prisoners, and several guns,and
supposed Morgan bad capitulated, but he
got away, io disguise, with a few hundred
wearied horses and men, the latter singing
io earnest, "O carry me back to old Yir
ginny," lit tbe Yankees won't let them
go. liiirning railroad ties and buildings,
plundering nieo and women, rape, and
even murder, tire cliareed unoo Ibis band
of "Soutberu eeuilemen, 6 'tiling for .
their rii-lits." Tbe father of "Geo.!
M'Conk killed in one of tbe skirmish-
es. Morgan was last beard from crossing
the Muskingum between Zioesville and
ibe Ohio. His death or capture woold be !
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a Rebel loss equal to thousands of meo.
Good for M'Ci.r.i.t.A.v. It is stated
that Gov. Ssymour sent for M'Clellan,
and begged him to pacify bis " noble
friends," thai Copperhead mob which
hung C.il. O'Brien, murdered policemen,
j U. S. Soldiers and unoffending negroes,
! and burned down so Orphan Asylum wiib
I other buildings. M'Clellan replied tbat
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.11 the speech he would make would be
"''' "" Tois disgusted Scy- j
mour. but shows, that, thouiih Ibe mob 1
I 2am(v.asw kaaaaiaanrw f. . t K Jk WMSf SlKntli I
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UI OUUUUl 1 ve'iUK eve i-wiivww
0 ss
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end puts Sunbury iu the way of enlarge
ment and substantial progress.
Bgutlow proudly Philadelphia bow
contrasts witb New York ! The draft in
Pbilad. was harassed by 00 mobs, aod
before it waa through lbe men "hit"
begao to regard themselves rather "lucky"
tbao otherwise.
Omperheadt are not Democrat
True, tbe Copperhead leaders are tryiog
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lo make the honest Democrats think tbey
are all one, but ibey are not War Dem
ocrats despise Copperheads as much as
the Republicans do.
rarWby should not drafted men, as
' well as volunteers, be paid a bounty t We
PP' "f 9kiog from ,be nexl Le'
8isl,,orfl placing ibem npoo an iquality,
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,ur ,ul:,r "S"
tot lno,e eT,nI families.
tQt.Tbe German Reformed Metvtnger,
of Chambersburg, refutes tbe claims of
the Copperheads, tbat tbe "gentlemanly"
Rebels "respeeted private property," and
"paid for wbat tbey look."
ta.Our 28ih P. V. M. bave reached
Harriaburg, aod expect lo be mustered
I AWFUL Libs. The Rebels at Vieks-
! burg and Tort Hndaoo, boasted of their
supplies of food uutil they surrendered,
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aa ii nan laniisoeu. ai in iiur..
they confessed Ibey bad eaten their hl
node, which they thought "pretty good
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3-Ooeof our Kuektado, t.ken prloo.
er h,j nothing to eat from Wedneaday
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aan"a'' 9M " Mpg '"e''"8
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ui hwiij, . ( .i. . . 1
. tuMeri ,od B.,,M, Heats all tbe loaf,
j nut be batter did not hold out, while tbe
I mo9se j.ist came out even."
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IfcTThe Copperheads are stwl Irytog to
j ,,.,. ,ha nt.lou.i -... One of
I tbeir Judges pronom.oed trea.ury notes
pot a legal louder, in order tu injure
value. Iber would use to eel a anave
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on men,, so aa to cneai me poor somar
j 0, pjj 0 nw ,0)eit pgj.
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J'JJ Mtivit mjnt triitg or tirKtonrg,
bis center at UKttjljnnj,
and bis left wing it jreo l'trh,
timwm .It tin kaill liiatAn wiiliin a fort'
l. u . t . M
tight. Sucb a succession of disasters do,
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unjust CBlle uau iu cuiiuiv.
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mrt understand by lhe Sunbor,
Atneripan, that when Gen. Smith found
out tbe uopperneadism ol it it u. Miner,
be dismissed bim from service ou hia staff.
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eSrSee Notice for School Teachers and
Examination at Ibo lioyer School Unuse
in Kelly township, Saturday moroiig
pelt.
t.lly an advertisement for leltiog, it
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School Building ia nearly ready for ue
stjult is now believed the draft, at
Harriaburg, for our Congressional district,
will come off tbe first of neat week.
aWTbe Itorougb Statement das some
. mouthe since will appear in our next
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SSuul 4 P.,. t'nlo u 1 Pnsu
ay-Tnry .wnnM bav. 9oU4 la Um mm pfyartWl M
mryKBrStat.,aBaaM thaa(atarallrlswUlftta
Qwvwrni.nl Sar wboai tbair Itvaa at al aaka.1aa
laltostoa ibe Catholic priestsare mostly
drafted, and in Salem lhe Protestant min-
isters. 1st New llaveo Ibere waa drawn
the Mayor, lhe Congressman elcr, tbe
Hoard or borollmeot, hair Iba police, aod ;
lota of printers representing each establish-;
meni. All a family of three brothers
wero "bit."
p;.. ,i.j .j..j 11.K.1" ,:ti
nj.in on Ibe Gettysburg battlefield, kindly !
cared tor by our surgeons. Jlaoy of them, !
" reported, bave asked not lo be sent
f005,b'whe? ,h' "'J1 be,6ain -PHe-
An li ill an.in.l th llnmn
nuivuaj waav suaavtii' auuuvcu IUI CUtUI "
A svnAMsW itka a St An St sarl.l .1 mA akwafrtSB
cing Ibe draft is the probability of a war
with England, in view of Ibe recent !
atcision in toe Aiexanara case, legalizing
the I raffia of fitting nut privateers to prey
00 our commerce, under tbe Rebel Big.
Proof accumulates that 'lhe New York
mob was ao organised effirt, long delayed,
to lake tbe city, if not tha State, out of the
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Union. 1 be copperhead leaders were all j
luvoiveu in . a ue crusnmg 01 tue not
WM ,De "8 P CJ'
Henry H. Payne, who was tha Demo
cratic candidate for Governor of Ohio
against Gov. Dennisoo, and was a dele
gate lo Ibe reeent Democratic Convention
which Dominated Vallaodigbam, bas repu
diated tbe aetioo of the Coovcniioo, aod
will do! support,!!.
John A. Plon, soo of Rev. Cm!y Plot,
of Williamspori, waa killed at Pt Hudson
by tba last ahot of tbe Rebels' big gun.
He bad beeo ia service some time, was
once taken prisoner, sod escaped wilb
some valuable information.
Oo Monday one of the largest hauls of
fiih we hava ever beard of being mado io
Spring Creek was taken at Irvin'a Dam.
A party weal :o seine it, and tbe first haul
they caught between piue hundred aod a '
thousand suckers.
Woodward baa beep smoked oat, ia
part. He wept ao far as to say he was ia
favor of resistiog Lee's raid into Peoosyl-
;" V9 " 8"' o ar, yet, aa to
ueoiaro
in faror ol putting duwo. the
Rebels.
Just ia proportion as tbe Rebels are io
a way to be put dowo, do tbe " Peace
people" of the Njrth manifest a determi
nation lo plunge ioto war
neighbors.
with their ;
Congressman Cuffrotb denies the bat.
termilk and railfence speculation, and
aara h aill .hn. i h.t k. :. nn.-...l... J i
aaya be mil abow tbat be ia no Copperhead.
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iispi. a. ii. Martin m appoioicu fro
Ibonotary of Juniata couoty in room of
R. M. Sterretl, deeeased.
Gen. Sebeock baa issued ao order for
bidding army officers to atop at Barauoi'e
Hotel.
Notice. Tba Nonpareil Ladiea' Aid
Society will give a Featival at Indepen
dent Hall, Wednesday evening of Com
mencement week, (9tb iost.) Doors open
at 7 Tablean at 7) o'clock. Tbe pro
ceeds for tba benefit of the Soldiers' hos
pitals. Ail are lavrtea lo aiuoa. Ad-
mittanec, 10 tenia. Refreabaenta extra,
The Srraieua a Okie etawrtlac lallaa4laiiea.
j The Jermsu Democratic organ at Cleve-
' land baa taken Ibe name i f Vallandiuhem
1 from its columns and rained that of John
;
, ,.,. n.ivernor. The editor eava.
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in explanation of bis eourae,
" Aa will bo noticed by our readers,
we put today at tbe bead of oor
j paper tbe name ii Mr. Broogh for Gov
,r- This la nu hasty sup j but we
nayp conciuueu, ner inaiurn igoiiuni-
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ioq and consultation with many of oor
Im..or.tie friend, to lay aside for tbe
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precui pany uin.-rences, ana irj oe
. almost of our influence t aid ts vietory
the party I bat advocates the euppreasioa
; . tbe rebellipp. The difgjatefol seenea
wmco lew u.js ago oecarreu io new
1 lk city, prove that tt riquree
Ibe
uoi-ed tllort of all eood eitiien., witbowt
regard to party, to anstam tne pooiie
ibe duty of every one who cares for tbe
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considerations and to support our toosti
! InlinnMl Haii rnnifal.
j Traitor Valla ml yhom will fall 100,000
I bebiud Drongh, and bis friend and en.
dorser, W'miicarJ of 1'eon'a, will share
bis fate. Ohio and Pennsylvania never
will elect Governors who sympathize with
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tbe Kebels.
VUI- V IHIVU III 14 Vl.ll. MIIMUKCI .
(be . jn Vork .n(16 ,beT
b bi witb , rea roDe. f b, bad
n.i r l.l..b ...i.:.t..
P ...
used grape aud canister, they would bave
respected the argument. Treason and
mobs are not lo be southed or frightened
anu..d -
j .maaBaaa .
Tuesday illornln'a IVcara.
earThe College Gradnattog Uass are
' here uncertain wbeo Ibe remainder, of
v v .J cii.M..'. ..n... I
. ' "
Plea arrive pernaps auia svkuiuj, pctuapa
. l .v:. k
lo-uiprrow morning.
E-q. Orwig, and Lieut. Dill, bava re-;
turned, very much prostrated by fatigue,
and illness. j
Last Suuday, in Ohio, tbe Rebel Mor
gan aod bis " last man" surrendered un
conditionally, lo Gen. Shackelford.
Tie Uuion troops made a second gallant
attack on Fort Wagner, Morris Island, but
were repulsed witb severe Insaes.
Crettei Wteklg
Wheal tl,25 Bgga f 10
Rye 90 Tallow 10
Corn, alii 75 Lard 10
j Qta 65 Clover seed 4,00
t TaXaod 1,50 Wool GO
j Dried Applea. 1,00 Potatoes SO
Firkin Butter 12 Shoulder 6
p're,!, Ratter... 12 Ribs k Sidoe no sale
4 5 lnd 6 Ham l
Country Soup 4 & 8
ftsMlfttED.
JJS a. N?atTjiu iVikM Je'-n.0-
Kj K r. i Oray, -M lo.l. MIClUV.I, SMITH. Hill-'
h-tiD. ul CATIlAl.l.NK HAl'CKKK. Li.Ha eounlf . t
School Teachers Wanted.
I riATt'RDAY the, 1st of August, punctually
. ! O at . A M, at iae Royer Bcljiiol H..ue iu
r - . .
Wndfnl ben ,nd rb aU interested are
invited lo atienO.'
JAMES
IIIELD9, Sec.
Kelly Twp, July tft, 1963
pd
PUBLIC LETTIUO.
) Proposals fur makinc (
II materials for the same) 1UO Srboal
Uesks, to be of the same sivle, material !
fi(mh M hose in ()e Noflh Wa.d .
Honse.and to be completed and placed in the
f.iuih Ward Hchool Building on or before the
A.k. .. r w 1 . . I L. .. . L. -
uiu ui orpu nrn, will or ireriim iiic
retary of the Lewisburg School Board. Let
ting on Tuesday evening. Ang. 4. 16:1.
July 24, 1863 WM. JONES. See
ATTEXtiOX !
Substitutes For Drafted Persons.
Wan DtviaTMSMT.
Provost Marshal General's Ollice.
Washington, D. C, July 13, 1863.
CIKUULAK,
No. 44.
riH) answer inquiries made to this office, it .
1 is announced-
rirtt. An. drafted nerson. navinc three !
c
r,t. Anv drafted person, paring three I
hundred dollars, under Kectioii 13 of the En-
rolment Act. is thereby exempt from further
liability under that draft, but not from any
subteouent draft. i
hundred dollars, under iectioa 13 of the En- j
subsequent draft,
Sramd. Any drafted person furnishing an
accepted substitute, is eiempi from military
service for the period for which said substi-
,u" ' """tered into the servic.
Third. A snbsiitute once mustered into
the service can not be drafted while in service.
Fourth. A drafted man can not pay com-
: - a.. - .Hft.fi.lM.. .ri. '
ia- aa tWP JaTlw
he has reported himself to the Board of tn- ,
rolment for examination. fc
Fifth. Men who on the 3d of March. 1S63, j
- .. .. . . -l .T: l I
II UiailllU Uliriirw 1I III Wut huojmiuiv
were in me military service oi me uoi-ru
Si.tes as substitutes onder lhe draft of ICtW.
and whose term of servics have since eipired.
are not liable lo the present draft, but the
persona for whom they were substituted are ;
liable lo draft the same as though they had
not been drafted or furnished substitutes un- '
der the draft of last year. j
i"txa. In serving the notice as required
. . . . . r ... if I
O V circular no. n trom tnia onice, a. reason i
able time to report shall in
each ease be 1
granted by the Board of Enrolment to men !
' 8u"e aervice wbo have been or may
draf,e(1, JAMES B. FRY.
be
Provost Marshal (ieacral
Provost Marshal's Office. Uih DistrieL i
Marrisounr.ra-.jniy it. ibiij ,
The attention of lhe citizens nf the Kih
Enrolling District of Pennsylvania isdirecied '
. ... . 1
to the above Circolar from lb, war Depart-;
menl of the Coned sta I .
JNO. KAV.CI.EMENT,
Captain aad Provost Marshal.
$5,000 wanted!
ANV person having from One lo rive
ThOWsand Dollars, can ha the -a-n,
aalslv investad in Judgments upon vt oa e
raal state ia this Coamiy, opnn app'icatioa io
J. F. JOiiM D.
Lewisborj. Jaly IB, Id63
The Secretary of tie Treasur-
has auihorzril in
to continao my Agonoy for a liff
jiciioil,
Anduatil further nnlice. I .hall enntiaas lo
receive Subscriptions to the
5-20
LOAN AT PAH,
twice, and al the different 8k
. . ,, , a . i. a..
Al my and at he different 8b-A,,n-
Cies thfuogfiual the Loyal Saialea.
i.y cookb,
ttotnerlpiinn Agent,
1 14 Uonih 1'bKd Street, I'bnaitelpbia
Jo all who may ba Drafted.
nan UiritTSDT, i
PrnviMI Marshal lipnrral'a tlflire.
r
Wahmjk.a, it. C July 10, lt63. )
CIRCIil.AR.
No. 43. i '
rnHE lollowin extracts from laws nf lhe
I Unnrd laie. now in lore, are pub- ,
li.hed for the lulurmaiiuo and guidance of all
Concerned.
Section 12 of the Enrolment Aet, afier Jir- ,
, ... Amf. k- .....i.,.,.,! ... .
Anu'lbe pernn so drawn shall be no.ified of
' ....
iha un. within iwn Aavs iherraflpr. bv ft wrif-
,. or prii,d notice, to be served persoaally
or by leaving a eopv at the last p!ace of rem-
: Hence, requiring him to appai at adeixoated
! place of rendezvous to report 'of duty."
I fept'oP I of ,he Knri.lmeat Act cuniains
lhe following: - And any person faihn5 to
report, afier due service of notice, as heieia ,
..I...1 .L .... f l. . . I.. i.
; . tfn.,,rti therefor, shall be
deemad ii. and BaJl ba arrested by
lhe Provost Marshal, and sent lo live nearest '
i mililarv noat fiwr irwal iu umri mart iqL Bnless,
I ' . ' . ...
upon proper allowing ihal he is not liable Vo
do military duly, the lloard of Enrolment
shall relieve him from the draft."
The 2Uih Article of War contain lhe foi
lowinf : -AH nflicers and soldiera con-!
victed of having deserted, shall offer tun.
or siren other punishment as by sentence of.
court-martial shall be inrtinrd."
JAMES B. FRY,
frovust Marshal General.
Provn.tMar.harsOme. ,,,h ric,i
hose .h:r..ro.?r,ffedr.,.3d
Those who may be drafted, and the public
generally, are directed lo siody lhe above
I ...j h. ..1.H..I .mi n...ni h. ii
m..u..... - ........ .... ...... - j
. I- .t .. I . 'II l
See. 13 of tbe Enrolment Act will be rigidly
snfiFTcrd in this District. I
JOHN KAV CI.EMEJIT.
Caplaia and Provost Marshal, '
I4ih Oiatrict, Pennsylvania .
FURNITURE!
Broke Out In t New Place!
B V K E l tJ 9,
frMn10tSiS.
Fixe dressing bureaus.
froa. 'Ju to i'A.
SECRETARIES, DESKS, &c. &c.
4iAVr.nl pric .
BEDSTEAD?, '
frasa S3 la Si-Ai diOcirat patteraa aad lats.1 .t,:.;.
TABLES
lEt..ri. 11 IM sn.i nr,ar.i.c.lr.. H-T, Ti.crt,
mnuiim ami, invaaiafi. bm. ar ant kins cl
uu4 4inl. bt Walnut. WmImitiiiiv and Uumwr
womI alv.va rm hand tor um UaJ.
STANDS,
T.pnv, Wbal-NU, Srving, St. Sr.
a t lllVfrj 1 . . .1
0OA, liOlAUh!, latest pattern?,
CHAIRS,
UphoItml, faainew Am, 8 !., Psrlrvf Chftfr !
OO haVBiJ : l!n.Cai lVt. Latrtf Roltrf sjejel Narpaa.
WiBvarr Chsir. hrx wfirj mall HotpOT. Tabisj
nd Chllttrra'at'baltA ' oft ftmti.
T0WEIa-5ACKS,D0UClII-TRAYS,
BOOK and SlIOW CASES, &c.
Furniture of my own, manufacture, i mured
one, gear.
P- S. I intend, in a short time, as Soon as 1
f!?J?'?J W .nt'a,.to. ,ht 1
U.NDEBTAKIMU BtSINEsW-I will kep
some twenly-five or more diuerent sized Cof-
some tweniy-nve or more diuereat sized Uol-
nnisned and always ready oa short p
Bnisbed. and always ready oa short a
"'".and will sell twenty per cent cheaper
,h hav e"' b. e done in Lewisburg. Call
" re 'J,,.re Purchasing elsewhere.
ixcrAiKi.M. none immraiatriy.
CHAS. 8- DEI. I., ChamUUh't BUk.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
i fPHE Books of EVASS COOPER are io
. - -
mw kanalsi flVir aaillaaw l..n All MaPaaai I
Am.im. aaw a.a atdltlaa sKasaaa SkIIiI vawall ika '
"Villa, ovrvnc asas.li ajvvnuiiin, wv imJ
Book. a, my 0tJiee v D gKEWER,
Lewisburg. July 18. Attorney at Ut
i
. n.,-i. vkiiii-. a.i a
Etat " DennlS PWlllpS, deC'd
DMIMSTRATOR SJTOTICE. Whereas.
iV. Letters of Adimnistritlion on lhe eMate
of Dennis Phillips, late of Lewisburg boro".
deceased, bave been granted lo the subscriber I
by the Register of Lnioo eonnty in doe form I
o. law, therefore all persons Indebted to said '
estate are requested to make Immediate pay.
...... ... . I I - . .
mcui, ana inuiv naving ius.i cmiuis neninti ;
the same may present them do'y authenticated f
for settlement, to the subscribers.
vMl;bL Si.tr EK, Adminis-
JOHN B.LI.NN, i tratora
LMrMarg. April , 1SSI
Five-Twenty U. 8. Loan !
raw. bt.iSBl;u d--v. o. --
I Union Co- is Agent for the sale of the ,
. a- .
United tstates Six per CenU Five-Tweaty
lean i.oaa.
Amounts can be bad to snii tha means ol
different individuals. Th Interest on Ibis
Loan is payable aud will be paidia Gold. 993
-II. GERUART, DENTIST,
has removed to South 3d street. fnor
dnnrs from tha Tower Ck:k. LEW.
FSBUKO PA
I Lost, Sunday evening;, berwiran th Prtsby
j terian aad Baptist Chore b. a plain Ueld
I Hracelei to p left al Utia Olbc.
r'
.SAPONIPIBB,
f)R
Concent ratea I-yei,
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKtff,
ri'HB pnh!ie are i:.I.TlBI ett lfc
I bl'UKIuus akii' i.t-j r ire i.r
maitina "oaf c n.w .uVrrit (t salf. Tb
i onlv (.K.tlE and Palenled Lye M that
made lj lhe
Penna Salt Manafaeturlns Company,'
their traJr-mark for it brias;
" Saponffier, or Concentrated Lya."
The great aoceess of ibis article baa tfd
unprincipled parim to endeavor lo imttott It
la violatum of ibr Coiapaav'a Patrais.
... . . .- .. 1 1 .
i A" ataauiaciiwn, ur srurn .
u ,re hr,,r Bol,fi,4 lhjk
tbe Coiirpaay hare employed aa tbeir Aiwrv
tejrs.
G.-o.lIartlinp;, E-q., of PMIad., ami
Win. li.ikev.cll, E.-(i., of 1'itlstBig.
and thai all Manulaciurn, U.-er or tttiisra
of l.ye in violation ol the riins nf iba Cum
panv. will hr Pr.era.ed m unre. .
The KA rVMr lr.H. or iy;net niraita j.yw
, is lor sale by all Uru;gr?la, irocris, acd
j eoumry Stores.
TAKE NOTICE f
Th, 1'iiited State Circuit Court. VTeMent
Ui.tlrici of Penn-ylvania. So. nf May Teins
in 183, io sail of - The Penntfvania Sail
Manufacturing; Company, v. Thu.tS t'base.""
deererd ti lh l oinpauv. on X'V. 15, !,
rhe EXCLUSIVE n-hi tranted by a patent
owned nv tbeni lor ibe n.r.ixina. raicnl
' '''POM lajuaetio,
' .utsr.lJ
THE PENXSYLVAXIA
, , . vvp t ( rt'l? fYP CIIIP'7
O.l H iUAAL r At It K1.U tUJiT .
i OFFICES t
J27 Wain
int St. Pkiladelpliia.
... . M VVa, .Piiuhsrr.
)iiitie?ne a
3ui9Vltnide
NEW GROCERY AUB
Provision Store !
fl'lIB sohr;ber has jusi opened a Family
1 (iroceiy and Provision Store, ta Hodan.
baugh's butldiug (late Kreamer's Tiaship)
West cud of Markot Square,
where ba has just received well aclaoiei
asseriment of fresh
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
! such as Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Sugar, Kie-,
: BTubsrBuc
ZX
Molasses. Fiih, Salt, hpicesv inegar, Uai-:n
lreh,3oap,tluller(
i r . iM....
j ' . 7. '.,1 m...V.. p.-7
f .
Vlfiup orit K0il Piirn Pattl Pnwirar
. i ivm ... a l W. VW. M, V ...V V . . W
ytrEENSWARE. Win-low Shades. Maxhcs.
biove Polish. Ruts e)n uff. Tobacco, Cigars
and everything rise ia the Grocery line all
of which he offera al th lowest priasa fuf
Cash or Country Produce.
CUA'3 ROLAND.
Lewisburg. May 7. 1861
THE UNIVERSAL
. A'0 w''nS can be durable without Cj-
i Wheel. The Universal Wringer lo. k
, lhe flrs' Fferoiom (-ilVrr medal and diploma)
Sl lhe Ne Y"rk 'air.IBttl. It was pronoonce4
( SL rEKlUK TO ALL OTHERS
l in the World's Fair at London. 1362, and haa
j always takeo the first Preminm io every Staia
I and County F.iir when in fair competition
I with other machines. It is the Original and
6..... .....
1 only Genuine and Reliable Wringer before the
People. It surpasses all odien IB
Strength of Frame,
Capacity of Prc?nre,
Power of Action.
We raetleaKf the World-w arfy all rawsnlilM I
It saves Time, Labor, Clothes and Money I
It will wear for Years without Repair!
No Servant can Break it in Using!
A child eight years old can Operate itf
No caution or skill is reimred in its o.e
Ii ave iL col in clothing every all month-!
r7R..n. U'r....r .ih f?...U'h.la
"""-" ,r 3
n ,
To men who bave had experience as ean-
I va9rrs.or anv wno vou;a live to enga!;r in
the sal nf this trnlv ralnahle invention. liberal
' inducements will be offered and good territory
i given them (they paying nothing for the Patent
I Kight In which they shall have the exc'uMva
j sale. Editors desiring a Wringer caa pay ia
adtrertising.
R. C. BROWNING, Reneral Agent,
ISutt aw
ijiuti
345 Broadway, New Yo.-si
Executors' Notice.
"VfOTICE is hereby given lhal letters tes
X mentary on the last will and totamans
of ANUKEW HAtiEMJIICH. laie vf EasS
Bulfiloe Tp. Union Co. deceased, have ber
. . . ... a
Union county In due form of law; therefor alt
neronsindebiedtosaidestateatereqaeadM
granted to the snoacrmera iy me nrgiairr m
mate immediate payment, and those having
elaim against the same will pro-eat them
properly authenticated for setilrment to tha
I I .. . . .. ....bl'l'll . U I 1 1 1
Kautura, .sn... -'- t " . .
i" .S. vv.Z'Sl''
Or OH IO a UaratS, lbir U J, L.i-4rs
Juna II, Ifa -
FOR SAUE.
'fHE. andersigaed. desirnw af closing nn
bOHiurss in Lcwisbnrg, before lhe oii'l-
die ,.l April, oflers, ai Prrva.e Sale, th. emira
... ,r. . ' . .7-. .... ..r
outfit af bis shop, consisting of
Tools, Furniture, c, fee,
at former prices. He atsooftVrs a fine Hesrsff.
Marca . vt
SOUMON YOUNG.
Cash paid for Baik.
T WISH in nntrhase a
large qoanto
1 ROrit 0K 1MRR.
my Tannery Yard tn twnr. fur which I
will pay lhe hiRhrat price to cash
Maw H, IBti E. J. HCLI.
BLAN KS ' n "ChronkW 04
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