i.W mniV-..','K. A
ill! SU1 MI Mil
"TllL' UNION," fetaMUbel ia 1S14 IV'hole iNs. 2,631.
BYT 0. N- WORDKN AND J. It. CORNELIUS.
LEWISIiURG, ONION CO., PA., TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 18G3.
" CI IRON If L C," rs'iWtr.V il ia 1343 Who! No., 1,010.
At l.'o per Year. alway In Advance.
SRI
111 fMllMClIi.
rtiiusHKti mimi-wkhuy
jVs'foy Mornins; k Fri'lay Afternoon.
gjsj.Thc Drift for our district close
day with Union county. There has been
no complaint nude or unfairness, but a
general cheerful acquiescence in the lot is
exhibited. We ive tho full list io two
adjiiniog district., with scattering Dimes
f persons we know els.'here :
f "ti""'t' Abraham AIIt, VC
Allen, Geo Klain, Amh t'- mtil.'ll, John
II Cuwlev, J.' Iirham, Fet M Pmaler,
obo Piehl, J h ..rre,t. Jo, b I-i-h. r,
Joa K.d er. J, O Hu-nmrr, Jno lloP,
Andw Hao, Jnu il Heller, Aut II, .pier,
James Lynch, Jopn Keyaer, Aleiander
nlartin. Wro C M (jinler, Jc It M (itn-
1T. J 'bn Morehead, J.wepn Nei-ley, m
Ferrv. Jam. Itat.so..,, K l Kit.er. Aaron
ir. ii .ii u.. i c i.... it
jrINil .u iniin.) iiiiixtf nwtn uu u
Smith, Jaeoh VV mith, Win Welcaause,
m Voria 32.
jliliim Hiram Dye, Dnniel I'nrnman,
Daniel Wrunrom. Samuel F (!larlt,(!liarles
Maladay, AUr-d Crue, !"ore Freed,
Jacob Sirao1'. I'bomas M irehead, Wil
liam Keed. K.lis L. Kratlaef, Thomas
M'Mahnn.We.ley llanis. V . M'Faddeo,
.. ..... j,L'TL ft
Jlaii.el W BKner. t-harl. a 1 narpe, J ic u
8eidrl, 1,-v, Jruckei.ii,iil.,r Jol.n lleeker
mi,r.tnii",r., ir.ii i. .i
X..tmei. ?ame. i.u-, a,.,.r. ,.....,
der, Daniel Freed, tieorge lott, John
PJalaoay, cuen, j ic.u r.tnie.i ranii.iu
1 O I . I . 1 I :. I t I
Gnager, LphraMi. Kran.iu, John Fuus-
naught, Samuel NiehoUs, Samuel Young,
O C Straub, tl-ear llartr ut, Kiti2 Siea
wion, Lvi Matbias, Jamas R Strine,
flathia Buchtur, Franklin Hoy, Robert
Jtiddles, Rev S Sptethttr, llel.ry Filer,
Jmepb Weaver, Robert Dateaman, Henry
H Men, 8 K Wilkina, Wil.inm Mer2,
Thomas (iraliaoi, J.m'-s Baroier. colored,
)enjamiu Klinefelter, Jauiiii Miller Jr.
&:
K'titlmmlwihtnil Ja's V. M'Laujhlin,
J I TuMin, H T F.ekert, Ke A R Kiley.
Siinl,uri Saiul J I'ackt r, Jm. Young
Plan, Henry Miiihouse, J jc ib Shipuian,
Truman H Vurdy, Ja'a Washington Ceol )
i'ev M t'retohton.
S M Ii Wetiek, M'Ewensville ; KJw'd
L Hins, Turbutville.
la B llefootc Joseph A Barnard and
"''"' ".auser, ..e.r,.er., ... .. .,.
1 1 1 . 1 I.I i.
lilanehard, tt v. Cnrtin's law partner; G
N locum. I'.-o ; V dray Jlet.
Rev T L Buck, in Brush Valley.
In U'.ll,..,..-, t . U';il...1
' "T"1'
Kmery, and U .tsuo ; Fn f. Win H Dill:
aiiM-r., son 01 i,ov. racKer ; rtitreo, uro-
tber nf Commissioner Hawiey, &o.
Drafted io Snyder couuty, SOU.
There was no disturbance, except once,
when a fellow attempted to raise a row,
but wis jaiked by the police without wai
ling to "lest the constitutionality" of a
system as old as the Nation itself !
aairTbe Elitnr of Suobury Democrat
adorn, the draft from that borough. As
be is an especial stickler for "the Laws,"
and is withal caoscicncioualy down upon
thoM who "avoid the Draft," be doubtless
will joia in siosiw, "with the spirit and
' ' f. , , 1 !
Iba understanding also," Ibe following
eleeant. loyal, democrat io song, which
copied in bis last luminary, as if anticipa
ting the promotion which awaited him :
"W.'re rein, tn flrht f r darkies now,
il Inry h.lirliijnh !
At LiotnlnV arn .ltir h.,v,
Ol.TJ liallrlujsh!
"Come. Jilly white nio. oome along,
tilty hullvluj-iht
fmlt io, an. nil thn merry long,
Uiry b.tlelitjiili!
H), trbea w. grt lite n, proe. free,
Olorv li.llriu,li!
. Aa good a. orgro . .hall ba,
iilory balielnli.7'
!
ty
5ucb is the stuff with whioh professed!;
re.pect.ble and patriotic editors seek ,0
. , i r
array honest people against a Government
truggling for existence 2
BOW BID THE SIILIIIfKS YuTrt
Rsrt r L'xiua.
1 l.u.l
In .Mm
J4 ST4
t:'.9lt
I1.7SS
lirer.tT I
3i:;i
rettopvlvania Oet. 1S61
Illineni J.n, lsti
Ia Ort. 1H3
WaMonai. Sot. 1S
Totala
a. its
-J SSI
Hep. Vmiam aaajorlty ai.ua
aimtt 4 Rap Tniim b t Pem.
awTTIeT hare "tl in lha aniw prpertin. I. i
e"Mf mat.an.1 n4 thn. (nattirMllyl.u-tsm tb.
O rarUMBt tor vboa. Uuir lira. ar. at make .-
la tbe face of aucb autbeniie jiyurcs,
tbe Bloosasburg Democrat says
"Tbe Democracy are represented ia tbe '
Service by wine out of ten soldiers
Tbat is wilfully, deliberately, iuicnticn-: future, where tbey now use one. Step
ally, and for a parposo, fnhe. Every . by "? households will be brought to
intelligent Editor knows that io tbe vote gether, and when they bave lbe best of all
of Soldiers ia every State, they are three stimulus wages for their labor, tboir
to one oyaintt "ibe Democracy." It is ; P"d9 and tneir means will inorease togeth
er this reason tbat Woodward aod Lowrie ! er,ud there will be a slow but steady prog
bave di'ranehited tbe soldiers of Fenn'a. ! rc3 ' tne'r individual welfare and possess.
It is for this reason that, in every State, , 'nD8- Compare the eonditioo and the de
"the Democracy" bave opposed helping ; maud of the four millions free laborers
Soldiers vote in person or by proxy. f N'e,r England, with those of the foar
"Nine out of ton," jou boast What million slaves. Elevate the latter up to
proportion did joo got, on a trial? And wards tbe former, and no good man, no
Bow, will yon agree to let them vote, ou
the field ? or will you agree to allow tbeut
to come borne and vote ?
UsifWe send 40 or 50 of our papers,
Weekly, to men in the L'uinn service.
Having giveo tbe platform of tbe two
piriics,aide by side, ws now ask a response
from them, as (o the views of themselves
- i - - J f J a! a.'l t- www
nd eompatriotg. Which side do they ' should be giveo to disabled or olhor sol
think most likely to put down tbe Rebell-1 diers, or tbe widows or other friends of
ion. What proportion burrs for Wood-' deceased soldiers who may be needy,
ward and Lowrie, who decided thoy should j Fitness and competency are the first re qui
not vote 7 How many for Vallandigham,1 sites; after that, irua military services
woo orsgg mat tie "never voted a man or :
a dollar" against lbs Rebels?
sTOur last private advices from tbe
rotom.c army leave them io the woods!
here tbey can get Ibem, resting and
Pruning, and some nf Ihem making tbe
namisnce ol tbe I amaster
The Demagogue's Curse.
Whco trying, la.t fall, to be elected
Governor of New York, Horatio Seymour
said, iu
hie noted speech at Brooklyn
n.rniae and accent tbe f.et. that at
- mnmMn, ,h destinies, the Lonor an !
the dura of our country hang poised upon
the e;jVct ia the battle field. I recogmr.i
"1" f-o'. that, whether we woa'd have war
nr not, it eiista in en us vas. prop-i oum
' i.i nor land. It in the duty of every man
who lovei his country of every true man
who would stand by its institutions to
cAa n iti.t I Vi n fhrtt ... fr . ii " fit kit
: . , . ,. ht , pow,
, . T .,.,,..,.,,.,.,.. .';,,
' ' . .
. o.wBp r- (0relt ,pp,1f. )
W(j f ,Ue QdVeroqlout cu,;.
1 ,.
. ,. , L,
"1 fuctt
. nr.noMtion of imnv who mistrusted turn..
n rf
i iit
and won the votci of thousands of Wan
Demoarata. e.W hen Le h.wt needed cf grum,.,,!, and thus it is a rebellion
only to cross the Susq'iehanoe to endanger jjajust l)od as well as against the (jovern
New York, both that State and New Jer-' ment. With the masses of the South it is
,pTrr0II1 pmpar self intprst sent their
men to our aid.
But, since the Rebels
. i .. .A . t , lt.....1.nnnn.i- r A
are eeui men nio
. yr I
Seoession is sutTorinff everywhere, Ooy.
Seymour', spirit has changed. He ia now
l.i,,,tHrin.r tho Civerninent carnin? at
, ,...
us jaw iur iijin'wiiig uj m im,Lriai-B
m..H t x.aAB en r. laa I. III. Ti I I tl ril It I A W tr
' - i - - J
p tsHibte end.voring Io binder the Prepi-
-
dent. It is an eveutful umnieqt, and his
hostility is now paculiarl? unfortunate and
hurtful.
To he Ueraerahered !
Vhn the Y nod ward Convention was
in II irrishurg an I a State Convention nf
IVmoeraiie editors at the same time the
H-'lels were raviaing almost within their !
si.ht. Yet neither body referred to them
in their prv'dings in any tnauner. O.i
the o.iu'rtrv, may if not most nf the
''dotuoorai.-." mingled among the Volun
teers who were rushing t3 ibe rescue, and
tiseouragel them, by stying "it was one
, of granny Our'iu's scire t speculation
r,f S,fr . the Harrisburg .harpers a
inB J ' wnn.Irtbe Confederate.
-
s pay
,
in greenbacks for all they got," &o
. tm. .tii. u... .tuuu,,.,,, v,.T.r.Ue...s
.1.:- - .1: 1 1 i. n 1 1..
, deeeive ihntKlnHi of nitrinlie men alio1
. - - ,
in
relurnod home, disafj-eting others as tbey
weD,. Were not those Copperhead. J-1
hngand w.tfng for the enemy J
Now look a. .be course of .be Repnh.i.
cans and Uuion Democrats. Tbey spread;
the alarm as fist and as far as they eould; '
tltry aJjtrnr,l the St"te Cuneention ; they j
postponed all party aotioo as long as an
insolent foe trod nur free soil : and 4 out
of 5 who volunteered were friends of the
Administration.
Which party is safest ?
Snyder County Union Ticket
We judge from the returns that 700 or
cnn ... - . . . , .
800 voters participated to the first trial of
JSl'lantinn. h A tl'irpmt KIInt. nf tlA'lAtt
,. si. r .l. a J ... . a:. :
I vy iuo IUUUU3 01 me iuuiiuiniraiiuu 10
our sister county. There was no chance
to complain of the "cheats and bargains
of Delegates," fir there were none. Tbe
following, having Ibe highest Dumber of
votes, were duly nominated :
Senator Peter Baldy, Jr , Danville.
Assembly Samuel Alleman, Middleburg.
!benll .Moses ppecht, Beavertowo.
Assoc. Judge Daniel Witmer, Chapman. !
Commissioner JosAVenrich, Sclinsgrove. '
--',eUr, ocuocu, i t.uuieoreea. ,
Auditors John . Brown, Ireeburg, 3 J
i r i . . s?1 t . i ! i ii i
Daniel Diefefibacb. Penns. 1
No oppositioo to Judge Witmer.Suhoch, j
Brown, or Diefenbacb. I
Baldy is a capital selection. Tbe men '
for county offices, are strong, respectable
citiierjs, distributed over every section... '
and so well pleased and wide awake are J
tbe loyal people, tbat tbey intend to 'try' j
and give them a little extra majority .
Immense New markets.
The civilizing and elevating of four
j millions of colored people at ihe South,
wi" 'oSfrm leat into consumcrg of j
(linilffiila nf ft r t W 1 A a nf ViPtliarn tnantl. 1
good interest, will lastingly suffer a titbe
as much as the country will gaiu. Free,
iu'clligert men, are the glory aod lbe
lasting benefit of any land.
You ate Right, Father Abraham !
The President I.as directed tbe 1W-
uiasier uenerai, tu-.t, in apDOiDting oi
eors. atlir.r fAi',.. .,;. r,..r.nn
are to be reooaoiged as worthy of reward.
This is tbs right policy, for President and
I,cop,e' PPoiI,u:, there is
uo p"ne.ipLec'.0'?:
tW-Tha County Superintendent gives
all hauds nolle, to wake up and begie to
thitk about tbe nioter CTdpoli.
Outspuken at Last,
J We know no resectable religious news-
' piper io Ibe Loyal Stale, tbat has said so
. little about the Civil ar now raging, ae
the Manner of the (lermao Reformed
.hurch. issued at Cbaiiibersbnre. Fa.
Sjoce , he second invaion of Pennsylvania,
hnwevcr ,,,e ,,;jlors 0f tbat paper
' ,ed ,ie r(,bl.ries and bru-
,. . - , ...
of uat srn,J. FJ renamed
. by their officers : and in their last Io. is
, a 8;Mr condemnation of the Rebellion, as
-1 . . L . . rt.
I ' . ...
- tor wuicn mo iourtfenia are airivtntr. ia
ur ""'O "o lusur-enH are atnving,
not Jet advanced to. But, a. f.r aa it
goef, the MeMeng-r truly iaya,
' ..,,. .K...ti..
.,, lh. it..ilii,. ;,.-if Thw
, "7"-t"-. - " - " 7", " . . V "
1 - a- . . aaa K Jo 1 LkAV-alaa. altamnl
' i . ...
Villi II I II, HCDO'I IO WtJtif imv v. ia. p.
. .. . .,,. .
doubtless, to Urge extent, Ihe result of
ignorance ana eieiicraenr, nut tu ine;
leauers u uan ueeo a crime ui ci'ii v"iu' :
,.
TIia immnn.M 4tiff..rina ahteh lliev
I -) " J
. k. i.,ni . ii....i. . mII
pon Ihe wh-.le land, baa shown that the
authority of civil eovernmeut IS Dot a
i ,!,; , ha resisted wi(hout ineurrin.rthe
r - .
r.ioj; .ae
I t r - - -f -
. niinu iioh irtiiiiiiini'fii ii'tiiLii
penalties pronounced against all such
- ,. ,j ,a . T, ,h.t
, . ,L
; re Bid' Dlldll rrurifC Vf iiiciiiotjijva M.a. .a-si-
,m t .et (Juurch-s take warniutf. The
war. on tho r,m of ihe Govcrnmeuf. is a
necessity. He must mitntain Hie lawt.
even with life and treasure. But let tucn
see to it. that, while thrv eive life and
treasure, thoy luae Dot also their souis."
-
ei J P4tA nF fl.mAni4A1t
j u' ""J40 " .
W hen the Seceah i.f jjuuth Carolina at
first assumed a hostile front, l'rcs Jackson
thus warned them :
"The dictate, of a high duty oblige roe
sol mnly to announce that you e.n not
suitteed. The laws of the Uuited States
must be exeeutea. I have ne riiserettona-
, ry pjwer on the su'j'C-; my du'y is em.
phalically announced in ihe Constitution,
1 Those wh j told yon that yai might peace-
al1y PrtfTI,t tQelr eieetitinn, deceived you
t 'hey could not have deceived them -
i selves. Th-y knew that a forcible opptni -
l I t a .1 . .
J
,lnn 00uIj ,ne preveDt lbe fiecution ol
L. I... ...I Ik.. I... ik.l ..k nnnul.
i .,.,.-,.. ,
lion must be repelled. Their object la
"isuiiiou ; uui oe noi aece.vea uy name.
I disunion, by armed force, is treason.'
T"' " .",7" ,
l" """"?'" ..r""'
would have .an J us from this It ibeliion.
TtlB RkKkI. I'oNFEliKUAcy is no
reduced to tho following dimensions :
Fart of Eastern Virgioia.
Fart of N'or'h Carolina.
Fart of SoUh Carolina.
Georgia.
Fart of Mississippi.
Part nf Alabama.
E.at Tennessee.
Fart of Texas.
Fart of Arkansas.
The only ports they bold, are Wilming-
KT H . l 1 a a It C.nnn.K
mt n. i :. . T .11
jm. iuuui.c. rum. anu boiuo iu jvii?. mu
of "hioh are closely blockaded, and they
till lose in the course of a few week
Tho traitors are doomed, both North and
South.
Copperhead Stort. A Frenoh Can-j
adian ia Waterville, Maine, bad a diffieul- j
ty with a man, and wishing to call him i
anmnliiinff n nf trnriA and nut hniniv able to
tliirk nf the word "copperhead," be said, ;
yjU ;j,.rnl , onr ,.,, r corres-
r fc ... j
. f LeBi.,oa-Jonroal !
r . . i i 1
ln,i 18 one ws7 01 60"'u8 l"8 Taiua ui
Copperhead.
ltr"List week, Win. Long, a joung
farmer, having a family (from Cameron
township,) lay down, druuk, oa the Bba-:
niokin railway, at a curve. The engineer I
of an approaching
dog train did not gee him
ia time to stop, and bis bead and ono
limb were severed from his body. (The
man it dead Slavery it sinful.)
the r70,, neeJt M,n more than !
it need Money, to finish the war so that it '
will stay finished. Those, drafted, who j
fnm ri r fiaiica rtnelina ika aaeaiea sxinlJ
j , 1 11J I.
u.uo. .u..uW tu. cuuwc... .cut. y
uuiaiuiug goou puosinuies 11 practicaoie
fjeU After a long, heated term, Ibcre
appears (Mondaj moroing) to be a cool i
ierin 01 weaioer. xueuo coaegps rruire j the new ISiate oo tbe right path to Free
great care, bj olothiog according to lbe ! dum and prosperity.
weather, and b, dieting, to preserve ooru Tbo . fc Den)0crat. of New york mho
health. ... .. . , , , . ,
erUoclaimed goods to be sold at the
Lewislnwn station, 21st Aug
T Chuaeb a Co. 1 elnwr bailey and ayltadey
i II Mamb A Co. I bdl of oMtiagi, I ol firauriek
QuMaj. Geo. Merrill is home, decidedly
tbe worse for summer's campaigning io
Missouri. Wm. II. Bock ia oa a visit,
SgTWe bave several Soldiers' Letters
oo band, which wo have Dot bad time to
examine.
ISf-The Selinsgrove Literary Institu
tions reopen Thursday of this week.
SrThe long Borough Statement's
time of publishing expires to-day.
Jacob Strawu, tbe great llliunis farmer
of Jacksonville, has collected one hundred
oows, donated by himself aod neighbors,
wbiob are intended for our hospitals at
Memphis. Tbe matroo of tbs hospitals
asked for these on hundred eows, aod one
farmer has collected and will forward them.
VailaodiEhera boast, tbat he ts "under
the prnleo'ion of ihe British das'." o
I alga boasted Benedwt Aru "'U.
jThere ar too few who comprehend j
tlie mighty iiia-jiiiMide of tha fierce strii",- I
gle in America ;riiist the Slave Power.
It is the loruruuiier l.., ir "- ..., a.o.
It nut Mill'? MIDI
Magog tt'lt- A curivsuoiluieut ot .luu
Advocate thus truly write
! QUK HTHUOriLE
i
We l,re warrinK' Wl arl' ",i,r,,""'
In a oounici grauu an 'J -,
ju jltorww .r-archii,-
tjlB 8truj;jrli- of the past,
: Heir the word of cheer and wonder,
- t ft.. l...mnra tii.ur l!ltilirltd '
H, .h... '...id the kittle tluiti h r
-
' Freedom for a tiruaiiinj; Vt orlJ !''
Comrade! in this war coutendiui;
Are all earthly hupe oo.ut.ined ;
In thm Oi.ntest, strai.'W bleiKlim.',
, um;1 ri..hK f,.r all iu.tukii.d-
All the t-i'usheil and toiling luilliolis,
Fillttd with itspirati..n true,
In this worst of all rebellions
Jjiiuk with eariie.stui js to you !
H.vk ', their cry sweep u'er (lie ocean,
Hear it riiiiri'ii!' yet airain ;
Hear it sound ii;id.st war's commotion :
"Stand and emit voursi lves like ineu.
x .. I..,, v...l .....1 ....,
: .1HW W-tll leill'l 1 UV , e'" ,
i ...i ;
Da'e to write one !. of glory,
: T.. I... nul it. i-nininir tiuiu.
... .
rinrir pu-a, iiie r..c .... .5
ll .1. H a,aali.a-M .Pim Utlll ufrilll'W
iVanvst ritrhtr with Mood xrcmina:.
T 1411 a inii inry; a
, . .
rested fnim the puwer ol W roiig.
J'et us nKut w""e ' .
Strtiglimj tor our homes and fires j
ShoW umselves to lutiire ages,
(ialUlit tiOMS of liobli: sil ca.
j .Strike ! Ipprpuioti's hosts are broken,
I Kast and Wect tlieir armies fail ;
i W here tlte Luton trump li:u spoken,
i i i i,.,,:,,, t!,lWl.r ud miail
With the I'm ore all before us,
! '""I's right nrm will still sustain,
' While the Stars and Stripes float o'er us,
0,1 'IlJill1
ufreLT T1MKS IN TllK OtU MiBTll STATK.
l i.u .'.,... I, ir, ii f Kaleiph. N (1 . IWI'S
j( jr yjV fr Repudiator, whose eff .r s
j 0 rgtablish a Southern ('onfcdericy will
prove , fjjlr. 'J be Il'ultmoml Kmvnrrr
e,1!g opnn jig i.,0 ,uppres the itaud-
, ,rJi aDd wjpe 01lt the Supreme Court of
. ,.,(, (Molina." The Standard replies :
a "
( V,nce wit ,t,nil by the Supreme
.. . ...
i;,)Ur, .n, me Manaara also, ti necessary.
j nn Ai.t-hall editor of the Ennuirer. is
r . it....:. . i..
an agent o
l' V"
j
divide the Northern and the
souht to
i "'rZl
I that 05 000 soldiers have been furnished
for this cuoieless war by North Carolina :
these men have been put in the most d in
gernqs plaies, and forty thoumml of ihem
killed or wounded. T ney should eend 10
Wa.hinBioo at one for terms, and wait
oot on Davis. "Sit.ga h wor.ing.
... r 1, v
""."t"" e.0'.""'" "7"
.rk r-u-ers, ,, that ,t bopsd, another
,ucb a wholesole tnu.der wtll not occur in
j our generition uoieM auotber Cor per ,
heH partj sUnold trine. Some of the)
ruftUns bate gooe to HhiUd. Io cnWal as
SllhlfitUtl!. ttlll Others. hBV0 run atVlV in
, Hitiitiiiat tn vari.iua nmrta Narl pvnrv
I day, some concealed victim of that riot is
fe" " r -wj ----j ,
found dead. How many are and have
been hid away, is oulv matter of cat iuc-
, t,.
lure.
The Copperheads in Keokuk Co., Iowa,
recently made an unprovoked attack upon
a noted Union town, but the Copperhead
leader and one or two of bis followers
W(,re
killed. Hundreds ermcl on both
si,les, when tbe military had Io interfere j
and send Ihem all home, to atop the ex- ,
citement,
Conscripts REiM.RTiNO.-TbeCorning :
aa-n,.l HI ka Kara ra filli.il trifh
Journal says : " The cars are filled with
drafted men on their way to or from Kl
mira, to report iH-snm. u lues- , ;
the way train Last bad four cars filled i
... .. .n i
from Alleghany county, and they were
shouting, singing and boasting of being
especial pets ot 'Pat her Atirabam.
. , ... 1
Cows I make a point to cot those !
'with a good yellow skin, tbe quality of
I the milk being very essential in the ma- ;
I,- r 11.. .1.. f it
"l " !' "" S" i
. aniti iir aa 1 aar n vsi naviiiir gLiiaw iirpiiTHiiif. sa ri r 1
such butter can not be made from cows
with pale colored skin.
kJi c octiwiui giro circiru 11
West Virginia. Tbey are Waitroan T.
Willey, of Morganlown, and F. U. Van
Winkle, of Parkersborg. Both are ear-
hw bepn unoeilflilJg ln f beir eff((rli t?0 put
u.sncu uo too ui'.u nave icarucu tun lessuu
' that when TOO unebain a liner be may i
1. J J -
m auca jt.oj uuouaiu a tiger un may ;
bite you as soon as any ono, and they will
be more careful, hereafter, bow the, de- i
i a t i
eciv. ,nd inflame mse, of ignorant and :
corrupt men.
True Nobility. The day laborer who
earns, with horny band and the sweat of
his brow, coarse food for a wife aud child- j
reo wbom he loves, is raised by this "en-
erous motive to true dignity ; and though :
.... .a. . ,r r
boine than he who thinks himself abMol-;
IflCKinir thft rrhnptnnntsi nr life, ia nnhlir t
fed by wealth from serving others.
. I
Joseph Barker, formerly noted an
Inn lei lecturer, and who labored as such ;
in Philadelphia, recently renounced infi
delity and professed the Chrittiau's hope,
a: Murfiald, England.
It is supposed that the negrit soldiers
taken by the Rebels at Fort Hudson were
murdered after tbeir capture. None were '
,und after the.. urre.W either among j
tbe prisooets or ia tbe hospitals.
T irr.aiaiis o . very nsn epna.tion. t
i.h tha at. 11 .tnhealais annnil the. I.,. r.f
......... ... - v.
i frieadl, aed depression of spirits. 1
Disfranchised himself!
Judge Woodward, with a legal friend,
was on a fishing rxcur-inn, when thy
called ni on a blunt old landlord called
,.Knu h & R(,,j The legal fri.od
s l9HUr,.J the landlord that his mteat was
I not les a ruin thsn Jndgt Woodward.
! "What!" iid Rough & Heady, "one i.f
' the men who decided that nur brave sol
diers could not vote?' "lie was obliged
to give that opinion, iifji.nally." "Then,"
' aaid Itoa"'. .V liady ,-l ha'e no room f ir
i him at nTv hotel paM on !" There are
m.'.y ...Idiern .r d .oldie,,' friends, who
' , , ,
! remember tbat when, Chtirg for Mavery
taway eff in Mexico, the aoldiers voted
j llein.icratie, their v.tia were admitted;
but wbro on the Fotoinae, cujrdin
i I'.ni.'a those I).moer!tc Juleea f the
i Sunretne I'ourt siv thev must bj di.frao
:chwd! A if to all insult to injury,
Itinjof tlinur Jinjr art Ufiirf. the rplr
'ir tWtiim, anil the Convention whieh
j nominated them did not even approve an
alteration of the CoDbtitutiou S3 as to
' allow them to vote.
CVwego endured the draft with rare
good butnor. Nobody thought of hanging
negroes, or bnrnins orphan asylums; in.
stead of such pastimes, the drafted men
had a parade, and a j dly good lime. But
then, ()-wego county is au awlul Repul
licau hole.
If i said the Rebels have between 500
and fiOO Union commissioned (dicers in
their hards, while our I'J ivernmetit has
over a regiment of the same c'iss of pris
oners nf war t.ow on Johnson Ielaud, in
Sandusky Harbor, Luke Krie.
! One ho;,drrd atid twenty. three of John
Morifats rfiiners have been gent to the
Frisnn at Filtsburg.
laatest News'
IrayReports c ontinu-t that, since ibe ope
riir2 of the Mississippi, the trunpg under
Lee, from that tejior, ttppar greatly dis
b.artoned, and li e and Davis are Laving
serious diffsreoces as to m'litary pjliey. i
B itb parties are reinforcing Charleston,
.: , . i
mn)
of C
repor.s sausiactory progress, ana
many eipect the cipture of Sumpter and
Charleston, within the week.
1'irtlv.i in Tl.i U'.AImn fin,
. .o ..f,
"vs: "Perhaps a thousand conscripts a
day are already i lioinir the Army of the
F 'tomao. In a week the number reach-
, it ImZ .ill VeeateV The,
f .rV.rd in Excellent spirits, and bidf.ir
"rw.ra 10 eiceiient spirits, ana Did lair
to make admirable soldiers io a very brief
lime."
; frrAn0i August 15 A spceial dis- '
r,tch hom gt ,,aa, tbt 0en 8(b !
; Hy h ,, three h(ltles wi,h ,h.
( L.dians killing fifty. Our loss was only
'seven. The Indians have been driven
atro.s :he Missouri with prt lo.a of
lf( Tbe . f , , g
now honle.,rd bouad. '
The Rebel loan io LooJoo daclined to
35 nrr cTit. discounf.
' aaa.aaaa-aaaw.. awaawaaaai-aivivigiiwaaiwaya.
(TjThe meetin? of l,ew. Union League for
; lh s evenine appointed, is postponed.
i "
i Tho Ladies' SoMiors
A LI Soeicty
; will m t in Ri,.r' P'neli. Thir,! Strwt Oar Market,
i in. tt.-uA i Ar . r.u.uti.s, a 4 orloeR.
acxuisutirtj IHariut.
Corrretrii Hefy
Wheat, new $1,20 Eegs
Wheat, old 1,25 Tallow
$ 10
10
. II!
.4,00
f.O
. 60
5
0
...12
Itye
t!orn, old...
!0 Lard
. 75 Clover seed..
Oats SO Wool
Dried Apples'." SLW Shoulder'.'.'.'.'.'
1 w
HrkinlJutter 1Z KibsASides
hrcsh Butter... 15 Ham
,U(,S 4 5 .n(J g Cuua( 4 & Q
arey y,j I0 5, 0()
In 5tephnoa Co, III, it, SKSf Atl RKE?, fonn-
"17 01 Ltwi.tiirit, ra., apd SJ vr, S, m, i
.. ,t. . ,
booak, u. ,.t i. a. cuku't, fc4,oi L..u,boin, ait
T f Idlers. rem,n;nS , the Po,,
Aug. 15, isfia
J "!hce at LEW'ISULltH, Pa., up to
i Arh,t Fm.line Mr 0.
rtsytitihrirtj L !iM
Aumtll.r Lslr Mr.
Hurt J. hn K
Itn.. Sarah MiM
lmphell KoM O 3
Ole.rr Khztlh'tb Mia.
r.oil.tt .Vbi-rl
PranK SMiaual
Unrr f J
LowiStll-r Mary A MiM
MJVr N.aa
htv.p J'-ha
H-he-atT-r YintVttft. Minn
Tbomppoo ttithv-rt II 2
Urluin Cathrio Mvm
Persons calling for the above Letters will
please say they are '
advertised."
GEO W FORREST, P W
Examinations of Com. School Teachers.
N examination of Teachers will be held comity, in due lorm ol law; iherelore all per
l in the following llistrreis, on the days sons Uaewin,; theiienes m.iebi.d to said
mentioned. The Winter i:rm of ihe Public
... iw . 4 I .il I ..
iiKn,intut j ... ... .
Schools wilt, soon open, and all applicant,
do,"r" prepare .,r ihe.i work. All
may not be suceesslul tit secunns situations.
.otVbT'o'r each one Vd
he able to secure as good a testimonial of
fitness as he or she oiin.As "eternal vn:.bnce j
ia the price of !itjeny,"No diligent ljrer is
ihe only sure mentis of suiscess as a teacher,
Etaq.-nations begin pun, tsially at 9 in tr.e
morning, and a failure in this point is a bad
,"n'n u" " ifn'tea"'- Utreeior and par-
sjiiis Bra ay c.rxr.itifl In he nrpitnt.
1 '
KUH
luriin m PnMirshtvi tiutiM
vatuaaaa vtsTKD.
jti-i,.bur-.i rust 11
I..WH4. lum-ton J at liar lit too
!J."1 ,
- Si
Fmit.i. t b.i-i.-x i;a,i
Set Hnlfalo Kl Cauk . 1
Ki-IIt Ke.r'. S. II
I'm,.., aod liidpeBdent Diat at VTlnfialil S
White lleer t firm Columbia S
Oet.
Bratlv at Cuiootowa " S
JOHN A. OWE MS.
U.iaburg, A at li. ISM. Coutt SqurnuwooV.t
Five-Twenty TJ. S. Loan !
rpH-CJO BA.K.pT Lewiurg.
t oiled Htates Sig per Cent.
Pive-Tweuty
- h ,n ,oi, ,h m., ,
e ... .... .
Years Loan.
different md.vidua's. i nr iuit"i n t
j,.,, p.yacle aa1 C i4:n U;ld. Wt '
I Ta all who may Xiraflei-
V, D.rt.rit.T. 1
' Provost Urojl (i- o-ral Gfflee.
1 Whintt,.a. l. C-. July 10, 1SC. )
CIRCULAR, i
No. 43.
ri'HK rllo wins rx raca from laws of tha
Y Untied States, now io t:,roe, are put;.
Ii-,hed f, r ihe inIormainn and guidance t t ail
concerned.
Sci-n.in 1? "f ih' Rnn.'mfnt Act. after l:r
-.iiit tne per. n s drawn ha'l be nonfie.1 ..f
the .niie,m-i:h.n ten ity thrreafier,by a writ- j
len -r printed noi.ee. to be serve,) personally
' by l..:. a rop a,
.!rne.e,re.'i'rini hi.ntoappea. at a neaienateJ .
f i f traArI ln rrpn for duty."
Section 13 ! the Knrdmeni Act contain! j
tho ..ii,,w:nr: - And any person lailmn to.
rr:in hnwtbe draft naii rr ronciuc'ro. v:
report, alter One service t.t ni.l.ce, as herein
prewr.r,,.,,
reboot t'ornibin a substitute.
nr paving lh- p-anred sum llierefor. ahall be
oVrmut a nxiaTia. and shall be arreted by
lh Provost Varil art I sen, to trie nearest
nuliiarv post f-r trial hi fiurt mtrttal. nnlev.
npon nr,,per hving that he is not liable to
do military duty, the Iioarl of Enrolment
shall relieve t. .in f:am the dralt.
Tlie SDia Article of War contains the Tol-
, ... ,,. . i ,
lowins: AH oflicers and so.diera eon-
victed ,.f h r in e desered. shail suiter mits.
sneh t.thr pon'shmenl as by sentence of
CoUri.mariial shall be inflicted
JAMES B. TRY.
Provost Marshal Oeneral.
prer.f Marshal's tl.'Bee, I l h Kistric't, )
ii ... p, t..'- i' lufi-l k
Tlioe who may be drafied. and Ihe pnblt,:
. . . 7
trenerallv, are directed
to stutv the h'
aTw'ii be r.gid'y
loder. and be folded and
!Sec. n ot the Iv.roiroent Act will be rigidly
eulurceJ u. this Iiistnet.
J'l'i.N K V C!.EMF'T.
Cap'an and Provost MarshaT,
14,h Ditriet, Pennsvlvan a
i ATTENTION!
Substitutes For Dialled Fersocs.
VS.l.FiaTIFST. 1
Pr oyps.! Marshal tieneral's Otr.ee. '
W a.hmgiua, 1). C, July 12. Ib63. J
flltCI L.AK. i
.V..4.
ri'i) aner inqn:ries made to this rfiice.it
is annooneed
i'U't. Any dratted person, paying three
htm ired dollars, atoter .'ectua li ot the Kn
riimtni Act, is thereby eempi Irom farmer
liahi nr under tbat dialt, bui not Irom any
su,ieq,;ent draft.
.v.i.iorf. Any drafted person furnishing an
ae. ep'rd Mitistilute, is firmpi irora ini..tarv
service tor the pen. d ti r which said aub.u- j
lute is mustered inlo ihe service.
fubMlU1 ,, ,DS,cred into
he .-r.-tre can not be drafted while in service.
r' "" "" can "ot co-.
rr.l.'all"n inoov o j'lrcm a ul9,i,u.
. l I ir n nf Pn.
1 "r ' I '
roim,ni tor examination.
j-iA. Men who a the 3d nf March. 1863,
i were in the military service cf ihe L'oneJ
; States as substnutes under the draft of Ibti-,
and wbos. term ..f servics have since expiied.
" i'b' 'i' Jr!" .!
persons lor wnom mey wrrv sqnsui.nr.. mitt
liable 10 draft the same as though they had
not been dratted or ftirrhed substitutes un
der the draft of last yei-r
tiuth. In servins the notice as required j
by circular Sr. 42 Irom th.s lfice, a reason- i
able lime to report shall in each case be
granted by the Board of Enrolment to nien j
in Siate service who have been or may be .
dialled. J.AMES B.FRV.
Troyost Marshal O'eneral
Provost Marshal's Office. Hih Pis'riei.
Harrtshurg. Pa.. July 17. 1S ' ,
The aitentti n of the citiiens i f the ! '.'b
Enrolling District of Pennsylvania is d reeifd
to ihe above Circular from the V'ar Itepri
meni of the Untied Stat s.
J4). K A V CI.EMFNT.
t'apiain and Provost Mars'.n'.
Estate of Jacob Yarger, dee d
TOTICE is hereby given, that Letters tes-
, X lameniary on ihe last will and lesument
! of J ACOB YAKUER. deceased, late of lUr
lleton boroush, Laion rnuniy, have been
granted loihe nnder.i2ned. by the Kesiste,-if
I 'e ion connly, tn doe form of law; all persens
having claims against said estate will present
them, and ihose owtnj said estate are reiues
U'd to make immediate payment, to
JiH YAKUER. )Eieen
LKWIS YAUUER. S tors
Harlleton, July 21. IS63 pd
C. D. r HEWER,
Allonirj at Liv,
LF.HisnrBti, tmos co.. ri,
rFFICR (on Market St.) formerly occupied
; by in Cameron, Jr.
Collections and other professional business
promptly attended to. Claims fer Pennons.
Bounties and arrears of pay doe from (iov'i,
made oot and eolleeied (Tone 1, I8C3
Sliecp Estraycri.
JEF r the premises of the subscriber, nenr
j ihe Turnpike, in Itollaioe totanship. the t
n.iblle nf June lai. EIliHT OLD SHEEP J
(one Mack) and SEVEN L.AMUS four to five ;
months old all wnh their tails cropped. A '
suitable reward will be paid lor their return, t
or for iiiloruiaiiou where thfv may be I, tind.
APiR A II AM tH. I
Es'.ate of Williara Thomas, deed'.
j YOI'UIE is hereby given, that Letters of
I l Adtptnistration upon Ihe Estate uf
William Thomas, laie ol East B iftatoe Twp.
, I' i'. .l.....4L..l K.t h.n cranl.l ...
the undersigned, by ihe Keister of I iiiob
est :.ie are requested to make immediate pay-
m.ii.1 ini IniK hffinr ind r hlh1 le'iiiifJ i
met
vJ.e
pro
r uirie are Mso reqitsttvl to proonl rhem
" ' LEWIS KVANs. Admtnr. a, ;
'
SUI 21. lSiia. .u. V A.Mit.Ktt. K. lJ.w.sune.
i .... . . . ......
Cash mid far Bark.
T ....... , .-.
W ISH io purchase a large qnantt'r ef
KOCH OIK lltllli, delivereJ at
mv Tannery ard in l.ew.sbuiir. for abirh I
will pay ihe h'she.t price in cash
.lotlre to School Trarhe-rsj,
rPBK Si hool Directors of the Borough of j
, I I.em .shorg will hold a Public Lsaratna- j
. Hon of Teachers, on FRIDAY, ihe t'st of j
Aliens. in the North Ward Sfhoolheuve. ,
Io commence at 9 o clock. A M, f- the pur- j
pose of selecting TEN TEACH F.HS l lake
, charee of the Public Schools of said borough ;
for the ensuing Term. Schools tn open oa ;
; Monday, ihe 14th of September neat, ae.l m
Continue aiX ntonib. By order nf ibe R,.aid. '
v M. JOasEa, Secy.
Lewisburg, A tig. 4, IM1
ICE CREAM
"TVERY Ee.ning dur.n, th. sea.ee. Par-
WS . .... i . ... . a... .......
jj ,j.p,,r.
June I MRs. LFfORfAD!F.
F U RNITUBE!
Broke Out in a New TlcceJ
- BCREA U S,
frnn f 10 to
FINE DRKSSINO FCRKAUS.
tV"B ju u. .
FECKETAEIE.-;. HE-SK, Ac. io.
EE D.ST E AD.-?.
from ZZ to VMCJl a.ibieat plteru mail Utaat stjlta.
TABLES,
Bit io, li -i ana m.wri.t.rr. nr. ww r,
lieinlw alt"), r.mkfmtt. a4e kl any tlkd at
-o-aa-ir-l.t.at .i.st Vdmat aa4 Ka
Tuv4 aiaa u trnatt lor tL tmttt.
STANDS,
Trpov, Wha-N--U etwin. la. ae.
' F0FA3, 1.OUNCES. latest pattcrc3,
! CHAIR.
C"t.t.n-t. t..rira Arm. Swi, eTK Dialn a)nr.
' eo hin,l: .l.Cn. at, Lara- Kfick.r aad NT
,Dti..r Cli.ir fc-rr. na wU Moearw. TaW
ana Cbi.tln-b'e l.hlra. alwaya M baaj.
ToVEL-UArKS.I)OUGn-TRAY3.
BODlv ard SHOW CASES, Ac.
Furniture of n)tj oken tnnnvfutltre, iaskvra
j ce yrar.
P- I intend, in a short lime, as soon as
I can ?et nr a See Hars.) to at'end to the
l.'M'KKTAKIXU Ul'SIVEMrt I will keep
, seme iirentV'tive or more different si Cof
fios, finished, and always ready pa abort ao.
wee, and will sell twen'y per crnu cheaper
r.at. has ever b, en done in Lewisburz. Call
art t --ee brfre purehasinir elsewhere-
liKPAtRIMJ done in mediately.
! ril AS. - r.EI.U Chambtiin't Bk-ct.
Lewit.ant. I'.b. 21. l-tL
KEW GSOCEILY AMD
Provision Store !
rPITE subscriber has josi epeneJ a Faaii'j
I lirncery and Provision store, it Kod.a
baugh'a building (late Kreamer a Tibship)
West end of Market Sqnaro,
where he ha just received a wtii Mlected
assrriment of ftesls
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
su. b as Ct ffee, Tea, Chocolate, (Sugar. Rica).
Molasses. Kith, Sal', f pices.Vinetar. Raisins,
llrooms. Brushes, Tubs. Kiirkers, Soap, Bolter,
t.'beesc. Kess. Fruit, Fruit Cans, Oraugaa,
l.eruons. Crackers, Cioihea Pins.
V'.ov.r and Feed, CorD, Cattle Powder,
t! "K NSWARE, Windy tshadei, Matcbea,
eb v f 'ish. Nuts Snuff, Tobacco, Cigars
a.ui eviyihinc else in the (Sroeery line all
ot he vuVrs at the lowest prices fog
Cash or Country Produce.
CIIA'S ROLAND.
Lrwisburg. May 7.
THE UNIVERSAL
"Y"0 "tV ringey mn be durable without Cog
j. Wheeis. The Universal Wrinser to.ai
the first Pr'mium (silver medal and diploma)
at the New York Fair.lS6 t. It was pronnonced
H l'EUlOR TU ALL OT1IEHS
in the World's Fair at London, I&6S. and ha
al.avs laken the first Premium in every Stat
and County Fair when in fair competition
with other machines.
It is the Original and
only (Jen, line and Keitale Wringer before the
People. It surpasses all omers in
Strength of Framo,
Capacity of Pres-nre,
Tower of Action,
V. r rasllen;e tbe War IS-ne Sfty all roaapetttm I
Il saves Tune, Labor. Cbdhes and Mon.yl
It will wear for Years without Repair!
No Servant eau Break it ia I 'sing!
A child eizht years old can Operate it!
iSo caution or skill is required to its ue?
It save its cost in clothing every six iQnibl
'' Every Wnnsrer wnh Cog-AYheels i
warranted in every particular.
CANVASSERS WANTED!
To men who have had experience as Can
vassers, oy any who would like Io engage in
the sale of this truly valuable invention, liberal
inducements will be iiffered and go-d terronry
given thm (they paving nothing lor Ihe P..et
Kighi) in which tbey shail have Ihe exc'osive
sale. Editors desiring a Wringer can pay in
adveriiine.
li. C. BROWXIXf!. Oenertt Ajen'.
inCimS 3IA Bro.dwat, New YrSj
j ExCCUtOrS fistic.
X;" ! " T.. d'
a.saanya II I f1 r a)T I U I . 4T 1. . . a.
nt .Ijr&ll n.n,i,.iiinn. ,.,r m r.asa
BunVoe T(. I nion I.e. deceased, have been
! granted to the subscribers by the Resister of
Union oiomty indue form of law; therefor all
indebted to said estate are requeste.lt,,
makr immtiiale pavn,,,,.d those bavin
eUim a?ain,t ,he me w.l! present th-m
. y llhentlrl,ed srl,emei to tha
KiKWt.., or.RWC.HtOSNBl'Ca, ...:.r..ii.
P41L KI. HOKRIH I1. j CntnBit.n
Or to PFTKR Ht -'IKNHITII. -t Mil'oa. tl... Cn.
Jod.1., isra
oroswm a uaias, their au jt, u.u.ar(
"
AtlrJalnlNtrator'M SollCe.
-yroTICE is hereby given.th.it Letter.
f Administration upon the Kstatc of
Joljsj M'CALL, late oi Hartley lowaship.in
i;01on county, dee'd. have beta graated to Ihe
undersigned, by the Kegtsfer of Unioa eoun.y.
,ndae form of law. Therefore, all per.-ona
indebted io said estate are rasruested. wssaaka
lminedia paytneuti and those by ae,v
usielaims are also retjuev-ea m (irru-r..
legally aathenlicjiP?l for wttewietil
" JOHN rPOeSURVB. Adm T
J.cwi.bu ,g. June I. I1
BLANKS t ice " I'Aj-wtioe' VpX
fit 4?a
J