r
IT
ii mm iui mi if whim m
"THE UNION," established in .SllIYMe Nf, 5,633.
BY 0. N. WOBDES AND J. & CORNELIUS.
LEWISBDRG, UNION CO., PA., TDESDAY, SEPT. 1, 1863.
r
c THROIt'LE. esiauUiiieii in is rjw.ua. Ho., l.Uif.
At f per Tepj Mltrarf In Adrstsjcsu
t
IJ . .ii.
riBllMIM Krat-WKEKlf
TupsJuJ Morning; fc Friday Afternoon.
LcTWcll Enough Alone." "('raise the
Bridge that carriea ya over Safely." Io
(be defence of oar Goverotfieol against the
traitira seeling to destroy it, all parlies
concede that Gov. Curtis' Administration
has been, active and energetic. As he bad
been tried and Hot found wanting, tbe
People demanded bis re-nomibetioo, tbo
be bad declined, and did not want it. In
neb lime as ibis, tbe publio safety re -
quire the best services of ever man.
When officers do Well, no egobaage is do-
. , , . , t...; ,!
airabl or safe, ne know Uunm to be :
, . , ;
loyal and earnest we do not know ood- j
ward to be either, and tbe evidence is
gaiosl BIB.
Daniel Agnew,
Tbe Union eaudidata for the Sapreme
Court of Pennsylvania, was born ia Trea
tun, N. J., is 18C9, and is now 51 years
ef age, in good health and the fa lie I
zeroise of well-trained, powsrful mind.
hi mother (who resides with bim) is
daughter of Richard Howell, who was
elected Ooveroor of New Jersey nine
limes in euocessioa. His father waa
celebrated physician, who settled in West
ern Innsylvania at an early day. Dan
iel has long stood foremost at the bar, and
on the bench, and no man hat a more fair
character for purity ani judgment, while
bis popularity aud loyalty are oodoubted.
Ilia address in Uarrieborg, last winter,
showing tbe adaptation of the U. S. Coo
titntion to deal with the present Rebell
ion, gave him an enlarged reputation, and
should be widely read amoog lawyere and
tbe people io general. Two years ago, he
Waa re-eleated district judge without op
position, sad will call oat a large vote.
NOT ONeV WeicbMge with 25
or 30 "Democratic" papers. Of all these
which support Woodward and Lowrie, not
one argae for the right of the eoldiers to
Vote ; not out says a hearty word agaioat
the Rsbellioa which is the War; not one
fails to villify and misrepresent tbe Ad
ministration j not one urge tbe people) to
Volunteer, or to respond to the draft, to
top tbe war. Oo the contrary, these pa
pers all seek (by meant most foal and un
fair) to clog all efforts to defeat the Rebels,
nd to exeoae their insurrection.
But all thesw Democratic papers which
attain CutTIN AMD Aqnew, approve of
tbe soldiers voting ; all condemn the Reb
el War, anequivocally ; all uphold the
'Government which it atruggling agaioat
the foe of God and man ; and all aid and
cucoura , both tbe volunteers and the
drafted meo, without whom the lava-tide
of war wonld desolate fair Psnnsylvania
nd the tforth at it bat Virginia and tbe
Booth.
Which are the (ran Democrats T
9nTThe massacre and robbing (at mid
night) of tbe people of Lawrence and the
hardly paralleled by tbe ..v.ge. of North j
. s. T , ...
u.u. aj.o. auu u.uci. WHH
are chasing op tbe murderers, give them
Bo quarter, and 80 are known to be
killed. Horrible as is tbe punishment, no
other swam, to ba adequate, aod lh-y can
plead no law who outrage even military
law. Tat there are paper, excusing Qiao,
trail', gang 1 Tb. "Selinsgrov. Times"
(a Woodward paper) ssys, "Lawrence wst
settled by the meanest sort of Abolition
is, avAo deterged almost any fate." So
tbe Border Rnffisn. .nd the Copperheads
appear on. in feeling, and tbe pretent it
nly the continuation of the War to force
61avery apon Ksosat against tb. will of
the people.
.To shew what loyal Marylander.
think af G.v. Cortin, we tske the follow
iog from tba Hsgerttown Herald:
"Few men enald or wonld have done for
Pennsylvania what Gov. Curtio has io
these trying times ; and feeling as Mary.
landera, and atttsena ot tbe old county in
Maryland which baa materially suffered
from tb. Rebel iovasion, that oar peril.
Were identified with those of oar oeigbbors
s cross tbo lino, and our reliof from those
perils tha tame, wo thould be wantipg
io gratitude were we to withhold thia poor
meed ef praist from oo. who to richly
deserves it,"
Picrpocrits About. I,a(t week, io
ar Post Office, two women (oeitber of
them abl. t0 bear tbo loss) bad their
potket. pieked of all their money. We
bare beard of other aimilar reports, until it
it no longer doubtful tbat there are pick.
pocket, id onr midst, or passing from'
Lcwilbnrg to adjacent towns. Buspioion !
as on im aiert, and every honest eitiieo
should avoid carrying money into crowds
or amoog strangers, tod be ready to aid
the .uthoriiiet when they make stroke,
Plam. Tbe Rebels, it ia supposed,
Bow etvntemplate two campaigns. One it
rem ftatt j.nnea.ea to Louisville, and
tbo other from Virgini to Baltimore.
They bop, to gi thoM n
tided by tbe Democratic party io tha
ftortb overthrowing tbe Administration
they tbmk tbey can have their own term.
I'leonum, or entir. despotie eontrol of
the eoptinent Tbey elaim to bar. 130,.
9 0 t50'0Q '"der Lee'
. WSe. Anditor'. notice in eu. of
b"'l Hsnpt, of HartUtnn also rtrd
ef ow Tu Shop, io Miffliuburg. j
A Word about Lewisburg.
A correspondent of the (Kridgntno)
Wttf Jertry Pioneer, having described tbo
Iowdi oo tbe PJurtb Drauch, notices ie-
; linsgrovc, Suobary, Norlbamberlaod, and
: finally rest in our oWo towo. Respecting
ts, be makes a few crrora of observation,
but we shall not controvert any other of
hit codomiaras m eoataiued ia the fallow
ing extract !
" Falsing above Northumberland, yon
I M00 eume t0 ,h9 shining oity, Lewisburg ;
1 and if jou receive What others report of
this, you will understand tbat It is a very
beautiful place, and I am not at all dia-
posed to report it otherwise. It stand ou
r. , ,r , i
nice, Uvol ground j w itself of quadrangu-
Uf bip.( ioleriec,e(l ky ,bou, i mide
(treats, cutting it DP into 114 stiUii
.q-iaret. While H possesses mucu ot
aod to the taste and things that can be ' World, Chicago Times, and Cincinnati ' tisis, or to tbe United States, but desires ,g8 W(.r9 dr,,B from the box to tqceess
numbered, measured, weighed, aod rolled, 1 Inquirer which support the very pesce-1 tbe history and testimony of good meo ; ion. The only colored man iq the place
' ' r m " a. a a S.S 1 . - . 1 f l! i. ,L. it J ... Wet a a I.L .n II, at
vet the chief merit and beauiv of Lewis-
ttnra ffoft.l.ta IB tbimra that t.ud to adorn.
.I.a.ia. and diffmlv the a.ml. Ita liierarv
r : : I I i:
lusiuauous, iia euugiiiunii vuii reiiiuu. .
privilege. its Uuiversity, its Lyceum, its :
Academy, itsSiioary,and its many flaej
public ed.fiees, and public hails, tbe eul'
tors, tbe taste, aud tbe publie spirit of ita
eilisooa make this tbe Athens of Central
I'enasylvaoia. Tbo grand College build'
iog stands on a bill, a little dUlaoce from
.1.. . i....:,. ; .. . ,
out above tbe oak forest that embiwcrs
it. Few are aware of tha magnitude of
its edifice. The Academy, and the LidieV
.u .u.u, ..... at. ui . ovum v u?a
! Seminary, connected with the Uuiversity,
are ettaated on ine same plot 01 ground.
The Theological Department of ibis Io- i dl " this, has long siuce ceased to iuflu
stitutioo is of tbe Baptist school. A most , enc liv,nIE uten-
majestic and beautiful Court Uovse, aud 1 Where do you bear tbat peaeecan bare
1'ie.bvterian Church, have been reeentlv : 'turud hooorahly by withholding means
erected io the centre of tbe towo. Here
for the first time since I came from the
State uf Hem York, I Cud a daily news
paper. Rlfobtkr.
A True I'Nigger" Candldite.
Among tbe paper, found oo the premi
ses of Jiff. Davie, taken ia Mississippi by
the Union soldiers, was tb. following :
PaiLtauraii. March 7. 1860.
Mr. Jefferson Davis My Dear feir : Can
jou tell oie if Geo. Larmaa ia likely to
remain much longer in Kicaraoguat I
should like to go lo that country, and help
tipc if to dntitation aid to nigger. I could
eel strong recommendations from the Presi-
deni'a present friends ia Pennsylvania for
the place, were the mission vacant, and I :
ihink I would prove a live Minister.
I am tired of beme a wbite slave at the'
Nnnb, aad long Jr name in tie tunny1.
Suutk.
Please let me hear from you wbee ynu
have leisure. Mra. Brndhead unites with me
ia eroding kiud remembrances lo Mrs.
Davis and yourself.
Sincerely and gratefully your friend,
JOHN BKODIIBAD.
The above cringing letter was publish
ed, broad east, weeks ago, aod it was
well known the writer wat a promineot
"Democrat" of Philadelphia. Hat after
tbi. knowledge was communicated to the
world, the Democrat! of Philadelphia (fast
free) nominated that JoHJI BaoUHBAD
for City Treaturer! I
Hero i. a confessed "Nigger lover" and
iiM-Hgi.f
Jeff. Davis tbe candidate
tha arch Rebel
for a high office
of the eo celled Democraey of Philadel
phia ! and yet, we .oppose, torn, of them
woold feel offeoded if they were called
Copperheads or Tories I Bat read tbe
letter, and see his rewsrd for writiog it.
lc9Mr. Walker's address, Friday eve
ning, was before crowded audience,
who paid the best possible attention for
ooe boar tod a half. Tbe argument for
the Union, and for every sacrifice neoessary
to sustsin it.wat strong and irresistible,aod
heighteoei by tallies of bnmor and earnest
appeals to tb. holiest and best principle.
Tbe meeting at New Berlin wat well
attended, and wa. addressed by Simncl
II. Orwig and John II. Lea., in pertinent,
practical remarks. Some wbo hsd never
besrd Mr. Orwig before, were plessed with
bi. plain, unpretending style so much
like tbat of their former fellow eitiseo,
Samuel Weirick, Esq. appealing to tbe '
reason aod the better feelings, aod avoidr
iog rant and forensioal display.
J&Tb. following "puff," from the
Juniata S''Mlind, indicato. that th. Op
position are patting forth every exertion
possible to carry tbo District, and they
mast b. counteracted by bard work on
onr tide :
CnrriMs l Rreavisip. Saturday
last, the friends of Jeff Davis held a
meeting in Richfield. Robert Swineford,
of Krw Berlin, made the dutch speech
Joseph Bacher of Lewisbarr, and Jack Com
mings, of Seliosgrove, "saved the Union" in
English. All their speakers arc worn out,
broken down, political backs at home hence
they are sent to Richfield. They emptied
themselves of the usual Copperhead slang.
sjrThe 8elingrove Putt say. of tb.
new principal of tbo Lewisborg Female
Inritote,
"Miss Rnndell ia an excellent lady, ao ae-
Biimpn&ned teacher, and we arecoofident that
Ihe Seminary will be ahlv and anmnturullv
, conducted whilst ander her supervision."
Miss Celmda F. Uilker, tbe recently
eboseo Assistant, is well spoken of as
teacher io the Milton public tohools,
&Tbe Goeat displsy of plnms we bats
seen, is from the garden of A. M Lawsha,
Lewisburg." They are of tb. Magnum
Bonum variety very large, lusoioot, aod
thrifty.
tesTThe ngt Peon's State Fair i. at
NoinHawo, last of Sept. tod 1st of Oct. ,
The Soldiers' Opinions.
f to our paper of the 13 in alt., i
asked our readers among tbo Uoion (
armies to give their views on tbe coming j
political ecn lest in I'eonsjlvania and Ohio.
The following Is tbe first response We have
; rcct)ived. Itig frm one who, (wiih sll
bis large atid influential fatuity! was in I
early life an ultra Aoti- Abolitionist, but coi.cc.iou. r ......... ( j,,Ilg( one or tbe boys .poke up, aa lot
who has been in service two year. .gS.in.1 Socie,J d"Irc" ior, ' ''. "K0 j low. ; "Hold oo, there, you h.vu't en
the tJlaveholders' lUbeliio.. mct.tive, and biographical books, p.o- rolled the old dog J 'zmg to a dog
J - turet.autogr.pbs.manuscriptt.aDdrecords ly log by lbes.de or the hou-e. ' Well,
LoLIbVU.f K, Ky., Aug. 21, 01. 6 j . .;.:.;:.,. savs the officer. "I havo all his pup,
Pear CuaomtLE ;-Iu the paper ofM general of departed or living mioi.ter. d ,he;. niWe, for the first
tbe ISih inet., you a.k a response, from . devoted members or that order, parMO- , in(l , Tb)) bnf enUttmfi
the meo In the Union .erviee, with regard ' ularly, io all ages aod pnuotriea also j
to the opinions of themselves, and iheir ' Minutea periodicals io full or broken I Among the peculiarities of the draft io
compatriots. Io reply, I will take a ! filf. ,ermons, 4o. ic. JJo matter how ' IofO, were the following I five pair
ri'"'6'i
oo.liie menu uei waere an mey
' rirPII I 1 1. IT1 llMl I HK I V l.ll in IIIB IflUf I
i I never saw a eopy of either of tbem, io
, j . j .
1 fhi miMAPMnion of a flaldinr. nor in HDlfl. or i
I . -r
garrnoo. 1 do not believe copies enough
" tse"i ,0 tha ry of together in
yri ,u P1T lor ,uo P"Pari P' maK"
the issue ol any ot tbem it made upon
tingle diy.
I Where do yott hoar ths "Constitutional
! "ghta of our Southern brethren" most
fn nuentlv advocated 1 Is it io the aroiv f
, 1" J - tt -
: " 1 Soldiers have a very decided opinion,
that traitors io arms have forfeited their
I 'ghs, d 'hey know that the South has
had all and more tbao all, tbat abe
iroui lue coveromeoi io prosecute iuc i
war;
? Is it io tbe army J Tbe question I
itself shows its absurdity. Search the
army through, and the number of men
found, who bold this doctrine, would not
cfasoge the result of an election in the
good eld towo of Lewisburg.
Where do yon see meo opboldiog tbe
curse of Slavery 7 It it io tbe army f
no I Soldiers, wbo have coma. Sonib ia
favor of Slavery, will return Emancipation
ists, almost to a man. That which, when
viewed at a distaooe, wat to tbem a mat-
ter of indifference, bat become to tbem a
. thing ao abbojreol so vile, to inhuman,
1 that no one, wbo has seen it, and is a man,
' cao do augbi, but detest the vert nam. of
.lavery. I cao not sneak strongly snoegb,
up00 ,hi iabiect words utterly fail me.
.1 . : .-,
" "
1.
wH U(7WC9ai0l J
It it enormously expensive.
It cripples the energies of the people.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
It is a curse to tbe blsck man.
It ia a curse to tbe wbite tnao.
It ie a moral evil, ao stupendous,
tbat I could not pollute my pen, by wri
ting what I no know, and what every
person must know, who has lived at tba
South.
Do yoo think that I am some violent
Abolitionist f Well, yon may bo right.
1 sm sure I don't know exsctly where I
do staod. Ask Mr. Wordeo if I ever
was so regarded, north. Do not deceive
yourselves. Tbe army, wbioh has advan
ced sooth, has likewise advanced io knowl
edge, and you will sooo God, tbat tbey,
pretty much all of them, believe just aa I
do. Tbe sturdy, inflexible meo, who
ootnpose tb. army, staod shoulder to
.boulder, aod their influence will be felt
aod known. Tbey carry their bead,
erect, and their brains in tbem.
I tell you, tbat maoy of tbe people at
home, are a loos way behind Ihe times.
Tbe belief tba: Slavery will soon oease to
exist id tb. country, i. a living thought in
tbe army. It is gaining ground among
Uoion men every where, in tbe booth, and
yon who do not believe that oar "peculiar
institutions" ean bo interfered with, will
soon see each an array of Emancipation
ists, in Kentucky and Tennessee, as will
make ypur bead swim.
What is worss tbsn a Secessionist f
worse even than a trader in human flesh
and blood f A miserable, vile, stinking
Copperhead a Northern pimp to a South
ern Slaveholder, whose children and cbil
drens' children will execrate bis memory.
AJP. M.
tjavCentre county ooming first on tha
list in that Diatriot, the drafted men and
substitutes are examined and passed on
from Williamsport 21 on Monday week,
33 on Wednesday, and a oar load y ester-
day morning. Nearly 300 men of tbat
eonnty paid the S300. Several substitutes
having deserted, they are now placed io
the guard boose nntil tbey are sent off.
Invalid soldiers keep sll straight ia Wil
lismsport.
Den.lt is believed that Lt. Tucker and
George Stapleton, of East Boffaloe, were
the only members of Capt Evans' Co. E.
who were killed at Gettysburg. Mr. Sta
ploton was wounded, and died in lb. Hos
pital. His remains bsva been interred iq
the Lewisburg Cemetery.
Relief Emergency.- Tbo Committe.
calculates tbat one third, or 66 ii per
cent, of tbe sums subscribed for tbo Isst
militia, should be paid, in full of the
aooonnt, at Lewisburg Bank.
Ja9W. see in tb. Copperhead papers
reported "Trial of Abraham Liocolu'' by
the Country. Verdict of Kentucky
50,000 majority for Old Abel
Dr. George Byers, of Seliosgrove, bas
been appointed a Surgeon, and taken
oharge of one of (be Uoepiiala at L&am
beraburg, A little boy, only child of Daniel Fish
er, of Milton, wss drowned last week by
falling ioto ths Canal
IntOTBwUng Labon,
Tboogb disabled from public ddtiea. the
. . . , ..i, i i i
mind .nd pet, of Rev. Dr. Howard Mai-
com are devoted to the interest, of the
Am. Baptist Historical Society, so ineer-
porated institution of which be is 1'resir
dent. His industry, long-life devotion,
! gen,'r, information, well qualify hi
eu ii'n.nj uim
for tbe position, and wo learohat the
i I..-1.1. Tk.
j r j0c0apleie. a 1 may have value.
,od women 10 every country, and proceed-
It 1 ar.a- ..m-
irjf t of 111 dodqtuIvq Bjgiciiej ui ima ur i
pastd.yt. The Society hat oo paid of5-
3
eert or agents, bat defray! postsge or
freight oo eontriboiiout directed to 530,
Arch St., Phil.. Joseph Meiiell, Lewis
burg, will receive aod forward donations
left with bim from this vicinity.
Mr. SAStutr, Ansiw, N. W. corner of
11th and Filbert Sis , Polled., is perform
, ... . ii-
j lug a similar laoor 01 love y eouocimg
, .11 works oo both side! of the question of
l Baptism and Communion which he pre-
I tCQt8 Q ,he yDr,r, 0f ,B0 lresbyteriau
Seminary at Priuoeton, N. J.
Ttiiatiumtiila nt nr ilt in W mAitiirisilal sSaii
, , ..... . , . j-.: ..,.
tcemeu oi kiuo ii any vaiue oy luumuua.s
and lamtliet, aod to danger I utter loss,
sre garnered by tnese organisations, into
libraries, and collections, which can
be
consulted by all persons under proper
regulation.. The refuse of garrets aod
eorner. thus often aids ia rearing noble
monument, wonb their weight io gold.
To auke tat a flla ot tba VertbawberiaaS Aaw'a. a
enp. ! wasted of th Ili.utM for ISit. foe ls-w aod 'at,
(rum IMi U lUi but. laeltwiml, fur lull, and ISaS.
The 8oldiebs Voir Ths loyal press
of tbe State urge tbat aoldiera belonging
to this State, ho have been in tba ser
vice over two years, aod wbo at bom. are
legal voters, send io their names at ooca
aod be assessed tbat they may vote. Wa
trust that lb. Government will permit
them to come home to exercise a right of
whieh none bat Copperhead Jadgaa woald
deprive tbem. This matter is important,
as, contrary to propriety, Woodaard, lb.
Democratic candidal far Governor, retain,
his scat in tha Sapreme Court, and may
construe acts bearing apon this point lo
be constitutional or aneonstilauoaal W
sail bis prospects.
Alsrmed at the prospects, certain o
prioeipled Democratic leadera in Ohio are
urging Vallaadigham to decline, or to
come oat for the War, aa tbo July victo.
ries bad killed him beyond hope, sad tbey
don't want to die with bim. Bat Val.
"wont die, and wont resign." H. sticks
to bis party like wax, and will make tbem
dink or swim" with him. Woodward is
in tbo same boat. Kentucky strikes the
key-note of the Fall Elegtioos, and both
meo art doomed
Col. Wm. F. Wagenseller, who hs jot
returned from a visit to the Western
States, reports that tbo Vallandigham and
Rebel-loving Tory party is much below
par. In a Columbus paper which ba ban
ded us wo observe calls for fifty-eight
Union meetings during the month of Sep.
tember. We hope tbo energy whieh ie
displayed by tbe Union men io the Buck
eye State, will bo emulated ia Penosylva.
nin.Selintjrove Pott,
Bright Skies. Tbe Union cause nev
er looked to bright, tino. tb. beginning of
tbe war, at it doet now. Since the first
of July tbo rebel srmies have lost oo.
hundred thousand men, and an immense
amount of stores aod more important
still, their two stronghold, in th. .eotre
of the rebellion. Now is th. time to tske
ooarsge, and stand ahoulder to shoulder in
topport of tbe Government tad oar gal
lant armies in the field,
The Franklin lirpotiiorg .ays of Gov.
Cartin ; In obedience to the call of the
loyal meo of Pennsylvania, b. is sgiin
before the people for their suffrages. Ths
responsible trust bts been accepted, and
onless penosylvanians shall turn noon
themselves with saioidal bands, when th.
old flag it about to wave again over a uni
ted Republic, bo will bo chosen by the
largest popular msjoritv ever cast ia ths
Information from Fayette county shows
that three hundred old lino Democrats of
that county have affiliated themselves with
IT . . ...
union Leagues, ibis makes bole in
the Copperheadism of Fayette, as large as
Gen. Gilmore. 200 poood Parrot, have
knopked io the wall, of Fort Sampler.
Tba sonseqaeno. is, th. Copperhead lead
ers of that eonnty arc exeessirelv embitr
tered sgainst tha League.,
Fisher (Copperhead) having declined
to roo as Governor of Iowa, they havo
taken op Sen. Tattle, a War Democart.
His letter, accepting the chance, ia patri
otic, bat it i. not published by Democrat.
io pspeis generally, and sows openly re
pudiate bio)- '
Tbo Copperheada haviog got tb. con
trol of tbe Democratic win. in Wiaoonsin,
tbe War Democrat, arc lo have a Conven
tion of their own, and depido what to 4r
to .ay. tbo country.
In Bedford county, Virginia, the Reb
el, are compelling men from vxteen to
nr veara of aJa. to arm and nrenar. I
T.. ... at.ll a. att. : -l: .
or so. ama m.wm ta IUU( oauaw Ol
netdlegt wsurrecuoo.
I
I A Good Osb to one of the r"0-
Mv t MKean count,, there dwell, a
father and acveral sons, whq belong t
, cU((i f cilil,os a,b0 always vo.e'tb,
jckcl a0eed democratic, and who still
j believe that Geo. Jackson rune every four
years for the I'residoocy. When lbs en-
rolling officer came around recently, ina
anna nf this faniilv ridiculed the officer and
... .
..' . .- , ... l.
I a)--- ---
-" n: ' Z . . J
suiji .o .u. m... u...., ... - y-
ua nm ajllau n. w U Ullivu wav awvav a
; - . . . . .
j . .,;- in two. fi,e were
, dr,f,e(li ,bu. exactly "cleauiog ool" the
j company's treasury.
Tbe Democratt of Ceotre oouotj have
nominated for
Assembly C.T.Alcsaoder, Belief on te.
Sheriff Riobard Oounely, Gregg.
Protboootary J.H Liptoo, Hileaborg,
Register Philip Uepaart, I'enna.
Treasurer John Shannon, Potter.
Commissioner Foresmao, Snowsboe.
Assistant Surgeoo J. II. SuIIivao, re-
t ceotly io charge uf Camp Curtio hospital,
nas neen aiaiuissea irotu toe service, oy
i Surgeon General
Wea. A. Hammond
e drnnkeonesfc lie is a Southerner,
; aQj eotetea tno Berf ic torn Georgia or
: i lond
Dr. Ci. A. Knwea. of M .WPns.llIn lata
snrge0B 0f ,h, W.out Street Hospital,
Uarrisburg, aod who wa. drafted, is one
of four brothers, three of whom are draft
ed, and the fourth one is a prisoaor at
Richmond.
Tha Uoioo ticket for Lyeoeaiog county
i. as fallows :
Assembly Clinton Lloyd.
Treasurer Thomas WaddelL
Reg. &, Ree. Theodore QilL '
Commissioner Peter Belts.
The Erie Ditpatch heretofore neatra
has com. out for Curtio aod Agoew, aa
tha only ears friends of tbe Constitution
and Unioa agaioat tha Babel horde which
tramples on both. So baa the Jluntinj
dom Olube, n Douglas paper.
Col. Stephen Miller, a native of Perry
county, and one of the truest meo io all
respecte above grouod, baa been nomioated
by the Uoion Republicans of ths Slate of
Minnesota for Uoveraor,
ur, '
Miss France Parker waa enrolled,
Lewistoa, in Blaine, as "Frank Parker
sod Frank Parker is drafted I
Tea colored volunteers enlisted
reek in Bellefonte.
last
TswaaaaAaass T.T AawaasasM
aUnbCall XM CW D
T-.
Tbe draft in New York ia fioiahed, and
19,000 names sre drawn. Gold, 124.
Official reports from Gen. Gilmore ssy
that Fort Sumter is no longer capable of
defendiog Charleston, the bombardmeot of
which continues, and ths triumph hopeful.
It is "reported" tbat Jeff. Davit calls
for half a million colored men lo defend I
Sefleaaia. .nd nff-ra aanh anliti.r fiflw .sr.. !
of land. (That it hardly pooititnlion.
tod w. don't think they'll abandon
tba object of the Rebellion .0 soon by
turning wholesale "Abolitionists," there
by bringing their Northern co workers to
moontolable grief.)
It it believed that the Rebels are svsa
nating Chattanooga, aod oar arms are
prospering io that quarter.
GTSee Sew Advert Isementa.
' a
I'aloa County Fair
Wsdaaadajr to rt).J, Ort-7, 8 and 9, 1SSI
The Ladies' Soldiers' Aid Society
will tnrrt 1 IWi HlMk, Tkird Streat Mar Maik.l,
TlltKSDAY arrKK.NHU.N.atdo'clM'k.
CmrrtUti Wettljf
Wheat, new 11,20 FJggs I 12
Wheat, old 1,25 Tallow -,. 10
Ryc......M.... 90 Lard... ......... 10
Cora, old 75 Clover seed 4,00
Oats 60 Wool, 60
Flaxseed 1,50 Potatoes ,. 50
Dried Apples, f 1,00 Shoulder 6
FirkioButtcr 15 Ribs A Sides 6
Fresh Butter... 20 Ham ,..,...12
Rags.. ,...4, 5, sod 6 Country Soap 4 4 6
UarleyUO to,l,Ul
MftftfttEDa
By Rc? Jtl n.arh, lltb nil, IIKNVV OROOVSRaad
HiailSISKI .. mil . .1.1, BOIQ D. MHIivur.
Br K Ww W tMk alt. LSWKI.l.VN fKOSSBR
M Kluoia.lmr aad Hua aistll B ant, o wrKa
Br Rrr Dr Watasa. Sntll alt. ISSSC W.VOT, nartorf
vo, as, ana a.wassi . iia&,mnut,f
In Miltoa.Uth OIL, WILUAM WOiriMflKR, aged
TO j-ara.
la Mllto, 21tb alt, tgTa CAOWAILADEB, agrd
S7 jmn.
Ia ralrt.ld. Io,Tth alt ktra.JSSg CBSII(.Srst-rlr
at Palawan T, in bar SJd raw.
In Aradratia, ITtk alt. M t Rl 4 M. danicblae of Mt
J. and Laerrtia m. PATTEkSON, ac-d jaara.
H0TICJ?.
A MEETING of the Executive Commutes
of Ibe Urn County Agricultural Soci
ety, will be held at my Olfice, oo 8aToav,
the 6th day of September nest, at o'e, P M.
The Oommitt. will bd puaetual is I their
siness of luiportsnee will b
,4 b.fnr, (h,,,
I. A. MtnTZ,
Bee 1 6c y
Auj.t, 18M
REWARD will pe pant for the retura
of the fine lines Tafcle Clo b takva
awav lat rri'tay rvenm. -ine pero is
kiown. and will ba let off, if it ia returned
before the week closer
Auditor's Wotice.
flllC oader-igned, Anditor, appointed to
J diMribule ihe money in l ourt ari.inj .
from the sale of Ihe real estate of S.WH't'.l.
IIAI.'Pr. wtll anri1 to the duliri of bi
jppmnimrnt. a; hiy'Oiii'-e. ia iha h'roui;h of
l.rwUhurj, oi) SyrusauV. Ihe 13th day of.
Sepiemnrr, 1H8 I. ' AH parue inlerrxlnd can j
aurnd if ihey ihiok proper. v A. ii. DILI., j
Aug. ID. 164
Auditor
NciTTin Shop.
W1
EHRR ft SMITH will onto, a naw Tin
Shop, on the 3d of September,
in ine uoruua 01
T T I r T J T Y XT TT T I
1 L 7
in th fcrmrr Siorebnu'.a
door sbove Utckard'sfl 'lel, CP STAIRS, and
Intend to keep on. bauaV all kino's of TI.V
WARE, Sell-Saliqj and other Frail Cans.
hiuve f ipe and Spouur,t.s,Aa. RF.PAIRI.MJ
One at sbwrt notice, t-nar-n oderaie. l ne
public are invited ia tali tud etamlne our
aloelr. 8.J.WKiLK.
pdlm i. R SMITH
fatut a5ljion5.
1863-4.
Just received the latest
styles of Fashions fir the
Fall of 1SC3, and
Wir.ter ofiSOl,
and will continue u, CL'T
AND MAKE LP clothing in the most satis
factory manner shop on North Third 1st.
JOHN B. MILLER
Lewisburg, Aug. 2, t"C:l
Graham's Estate.
rplIB undersigned bas been appointed by
I the Orphans' Court of Union county, as
Aaditur to distribute the balance in the hands
of Jsa P. Lisa. Executor of ALEXANDER
(iK AH M, late of Lewisburg, deceased, and
will meet the persons interested in said elate
at ihe (itand Jury Room in Lewisburg. on
.Husmr, tbe l lth day of September. I86J. at j
10 o'clock. A M. A. BVMJtrOHU, A0.1.
Special Notice.
The Proprietors ef the
GIRARD HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA.
Respectfully call the attention of Businas
Ms aad ihe Traveling community to ihe
superior aecomntodalicDaand comfort pffervd
in their establishment.
SialOII KAN AG A, FOWLEft CO
Notice to Drafts Men and Soldiers.
1)APER3 lo procure Eiemptions from Ihe
Uraft, and applications for bounty, back
pay.aod pensions, ean be procured b sailing
oq JAMES r.&J014N p. LINN.
isvWMOwrg
Five-Tweiity U. S. Loan I
TUK I.EVViBLRU BANK, of L.wiibard,
Union is Agent tor Ihe sal of tha
United Slates jtix per Cent. Fivc-Tweatv
Vears' Loan.
I Amounts can be had to suit the means of
d.aerent individuals. Th. inter,., o. this
Loan is payable aad will be paid id Uold. ana
j . 1
fUtate of Jacob Targer, dee'4.
NOTICE i, hereby given, .hat Le.terst -
tamentary en Ihe last will and testament
of JACOB, YABtiER. deceased, late of Har-
lleton boronsh. Union eountv. have bee a
I erattted wthe undersigned, by the Besisterof;
: 1 010,1 co1""'' da (o of ' ; P"son ,
t ki.ifl. rla.m. ar.in.l caiit .t.l will invtuilt
them, and those owing said estate are reques
ted to make immediate payment, to
JOHN VARtiER. Execs.
LEWIS YARtiER, ) tors
HstrUrton, July 31, iSC:i pd
... -' 1 -a- r
Auditor's ffotice.
THB nndersigoed hins becq appointed
by the Court of Common Pleas of Union
county to audit and make distribution among
ihosa entitled lo receive the same, the funds
in Court arising from the sale of Ibe Real
Esiate of Trniwaa Hun, by vinne of Wnl
of Plo. F- Fa. Kn. ID. May Tern. I8fi3. will
meet all persons interesied in iha said fund
at the Office of Orwig it Hayes,ia the borough
of Lewisbnrg. no Thursday, the 10th day of,
(September, 1K6 I. at 10 o'clock, A M, at wbieh
time and place all may attend who think pro-'
per. 8. H. OBWIO, Auditor
C. D. J3REWEP,
Attorney at Law,
UwisKtao, ntov re rt.
rvPFICR (on Market St.) formerly occupied
J by wm Uameron
eron, Jr.
ther professional hnsinrs
to. iSlaims for Pensions,
rs of pay dne from fSov't,
pallsctions snd pi
promptly attended
ifooniies and arrears or pay
made out and collected June 1, 1883
Tbo Secrctarj of the Treasury
has authorised m
to continue my Agency for
period.
brief,
j
I
Aod until fnrtber notire, I shall contino to
receive Subacnpiiona to tba
5-20'
LOAD AT PAH,
At my Olfice. and at the different fob-Ag.B
Cie. throughout tbe Loyal Hiatea,
JAF COOKB,
Subscription Agent,
lit South Third Street, Philadelphia
Cash paid for jut-
I WISH io purchase a large qnaatily Pf ,
my Tannery' Vard in Lewisburg. for which I
will pay ta nignest price in .
Slay is, iboj. .i..
ICE CREAM
EVERT Cveniog parintj th tafoa. Pr
um tapphed on hnrt boucp.
. 1 una i r V47. i u A VTVTt?
WAitante Deed for ilc .t this oflic.
81
tlJL
FURNITURE!
Broke Out In a New Place I
DURE A U 9,
I rr.Itot'.. -
FINE DRESSING BUREAUS,
fRK.S.VCRETAUlES; a DESKS, c Ac.
BEDSTEAD.,
from (1 te SOS ( JO diRr.nt patoraa aad latest
TABLES,
Ert .. II -t aaJ .p.-trt. Onl . H . Bad. Card,
liinlna 't.n i.. .l, tmkht, j f ... IM c
Vuud .l-.irr-l.Kut V.lnui. V-V- .... wd HaaW
voud !) aa band Lt IB. tfM.
STASIA,
T.pnr. Wkat tot. SVwins. is. iaj
SOFAS, l,OL'-NGfcS, latest patterns;
CHAIRS,
Cihnl.trrrd, Lai. Arm. SVauif, Parlef CtUaa atwaff
aa hui4: la.Can- ftrt Lan iBSWSMSlra, '
WiBii-r'hair rz and amtt anekrta, Tab.
ad Cb)dn-a' i b.tr aiy a Imd.
TOW E L-n A C K S.DOUG II TRAY3.
BOOK and SHUW CASES, Ac T
Furniture cf my ok maufi?1v( taswrta)
on year.
p- 3. I intend, in a abort lime, a. sooa aa
can set up a fine Hars-) lo aitsad .to tha
UNDERTAKING BL'iilNBaUi I will
some iweaty-ltve of more different sized Col
tint, finished, and alwava realty oa short ao
lice, and will sell twenty rr cent, cheaper
than has ever b. en done ia lewisburg. Call
act see before purchasing elsewhere. '
RECAiaiNt. done imas-diately,
HAS. 3 BELL. VkamhUn-i Ma.
UsWbart, tab. 31, IMS.
TU
0
GOING
2
THE SPRtKG ARRIVAL 0?
mm
AT
AT It iifitirkM a ro 4
dtjaia.vasajA a
1
. - M . . .
NEW GROCE&Y ANQ
Provision Store !
rpHG subscriber has just opened a family
roeery and Prorisioa Ctlurv, ia Kodess
baugh'a bmldin; (late K reamer's Tinahip)
I West end of Market Square,
I , . ,
where he has 1051 received a well selected
' '-
! GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
. ,uco as CflVe, Tea, Chocolate, Sugar. Rica,
Molasses. Fish. Salt, Spices, Vjnecar, Raisin,
itrnnn. p,.hM Th. ni,.. n..
Cheese. Ers. Fruit. Fruit Cans, Oranges.
LfHns. trackeri, Clulhti f mj,
Flour and Feed, Corn, Cattle Powder.
QL'EENSWARE, Window Shades, Match,
Stove Pulih. Nats SarjIT, Tobacco, Cigar
and everything else ia the Orucery line alt
of which he otfcrs.at th lowest prices for
Cash or Country Produce.
CIIA'3 ROLAND.
Lewiabu-e. May 7. I86J
THE UNIVERSAL
9
aj
r
'of'
' K f , r
m I ji;
" . , .
VTQ Wringer ean be durable without Cog
1 W keels. The Universal Wringer took
tbe first Premium (silver medal aad diploma)
pi the New York Fair.U.. It was proeonneed
SVPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS
in Ihe World's Fair at London. 186X. and has
always taken Ihe first Premium ia every Stat
.nd County Fair when ia fair competition
with utber machines. It is the Original aad
Poly Pennine and Reliable w ringer before lb.
People. It surpasses all others in
Strength of Frame,
papac. of Pressoro,
Power of Actio.
f . eaallsaa Mm VrM-we drt alt raastta
It .area Time, Labor. Clothes aaat Money I
Ii will wear for Vears wiihoal Kepau!
No bersant ean Break it Using!
A child eighi years old eaa Operat kt
No caution or alsilf is required ia its ate!
It save its coal in clothing every six roatht
feT-Every Wringer with Cog-W heels ia
warranted in every particular. 1
CANVASSERS WANTED!
To men who have had experience as ssa.
vassers, or any who would like lo rpgage in
Ibe sale of this troly valuable invention .liberal
inducements will be offered and good territory
givrq them (they paying nothing for the Paien
Jiighi)ia which (bey shall have ihe eiclasisa
aale. Editors desiring a Wringer caa pay ie)
.4t'rn,SIB.
BEOWWNG, General Agent,
lOOftmS 3t.1 Broadway. Vew York
35,000 wanted:
VJtT prson having from Oo i five
Tn.Hf.and Hollars, can hav ih sam
ssielv invested ia Jodsmeats upon valal
real state in this 'r-;P?" pp mvV
J F. dr JO UK B- tlAN.
Lswisbarff, July l, I'SJ
.a am