IU) i a "THE UNION'." established in lSli.Vbu!e No.. 2.635. BY 0. N. .70KDEN AND J. R. CORNELIUS. At ft.no per Year, always In Advance. LEWISBURO, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, SEPT. 15, 1863. 'CHRONICLE," established in 1813Whole No, 1.014. II ill! SI Ml 1111 wmm. rilSLIMIKU SKMI-flKKfclV Tufslay Murnhz k Friday Afternoon. - ' Woodwaxit Perversions of Facts! m. lasall la lb lira ml the Itnotull-in. After the Iicbelliou liaJ actually com- ineiieed, it was encouraged by the express- ion ..ft!. W. Woodward, ill his Speech of Mill Doc. 1S0II, lurc he Haul, 'Jt A-miA Carolina yo rKACEAi:i.V, Hie , al alt." The speech h:is since been pub- lulled 11 tile. U'Wintmrtj Anjnt, tin. I III Hourly all the papers supporting Inn. lor ttoveruor. It is an artful defence Very, and a justification of I.cl.clliou ly throwiii.- all the Manic, "poll the North. In that sj.oech, we Dud tho following irual charw atriinst the integrity ol the people of the .Northern or J'ree States : -Tlt tli Africii ri'WAtiliition wll .UHmI V biir m a. (tLitul- mUtrU ahn r.iaij tni lu- ihuiw uf tlw urt ati.i-n tf lit" ! ili-tt Hi- V-rlli. whN-ta ii kUl'biY T 1 1 h 4 rKoH I AttLV, wuuia If ViH-nthni by uci vuiiucui w iit ritb cuuia ma .ru." -Th N'ortU-m Slatfn l-i-b.t! (hflr clavrrv. iin.l rra.liftrj Uiir iuiiait W i-f fn-tl'W 1ul tlu 'lU it criMiiy. imI a inu NT rut-UK LtVK uk Tin B-Uivrt m.ivr:i; T th, .ITm,ikI liny fyM.H a full .irln.t, u.4 uly in TIIK I'Ult'E 110 Ihm N.but in Im- uitutvturuii; ati-l c--ui iiuvrviai nN(fHrit mtuctt &rvm uy fruiM llw ivU-irliuii vl blav Here IS . t-ci...v. repeuiiou o. We eo i .. ... .r.r e.l Mi..,, slur in.'itfe iirirrnt-likc. bv men who ' do not all know better-that "the N..rl could not uiake Slavery profitable,. they fold their Slaves .-LctcJ the money, and then abolished SUvery." Ii, other -words, that the Free Sfcitc were not actu- tea t.yiioi.e.siy,piii.anuiropy, or tnr.si.au or iiauiauiunau rcpira xor cue r.K.us u. man, but, "sueakingly Fold their slaves to the South, then hypociiiically abused the latter fur bidding Slaves." It is a charge Uiost villainously, infamously false, aud Contradicted by the historical facts. Am one proof, wo copy the following official re-cord, toid to be from Fbankum's pen, allowing, in most cl.spieut language aud by cogent argument, icAjr Pennsylvania abol ished Slavery, even before ahe had escaped the presence of armed foes on her borders. We copy from the common IHgest of ivnn a ijaw s. iuau u, one aim an '" ' lV-niii-rlvatiia "Act for the Gradual . i, l r. . .. l . ii i Aboliuouol Mavcij, fuactcu isi ot Marcu, a.u. ii-?u. Wliea we eouteuiplate our abhorrence of that condition to which the arms and tyranny of Great l'riuio wera exerted lo roduee as, when wo look back upon the variety of dangers to wbicb we bate been ..j and bow miracu ousl oar wants tspeaed, ana bow 'aJ""u' jo aaaoy instances navo oeeu auppneu, auu i J.liaaranma atennrht. when even hnna and haman fortitude have become unequal i "Aad thw it h.pt. tt..t it, pmr or that i- .k. .....fl et we are unavoidably led to ! Bin. Ik i. atrbi .rr a. tr. th hurm- tO tlie OOUn CI, we arc uua.uiu.uij lew u ( aa a rrna. .xu-ra.l bra. ! . r-u.rl serious and grateful sense of tbe mam-1 ..Ur int..! r-i.i.n..intuin-sKOH.i?i.Kitv n fold blessings, which we have undctterved- "UMlJM - - ly received, from tbe band of that Heing j Ttere j, j4i.Cottou is King," Wood from whom every good and pcifect gift j Wlrd it. wor?hiper, and would make us eometh. Impressed with these ideas wo . ' : . conceive that it u our duty, aod we re- j i1"0 j .ice that it is in our power, to extend a : yere have shown that tbe World refuses portion of that freedom to others, which j to obey King Cotton of Amcrioa,and King Lath been extended to ns, and release from ; Cottons are rising op io other parts. Tbe tLat stste of thraldom, to which we our- jong .mistical list of American products selves were tyraoically doomed, aod from j ghowi eMoa , of Qur - Which we nave ujw every nirpm ui oo-1 iog delivered. It is not for os to inquire why, in the creation of mauklnd, the j inhabitants of tbe several parts of tbe . earth were distinguished by a difference in i feature or complexion. It is sufficient to ! know, that all are the work of an Almighty b0d. Y e nOa, IU lUC UlSiriUUllUU Ol .OB human species, that the most fertile ; as well as tbe roost narrcn parts ol tbe earth are inhabited by men of com - plexions different from ours, and from k .k . t k w..u.uer, ..OU1-USUI.U who placed them in their various fitua! tions. hath extended couallv his cure and ! protection to all, and that it bccouictb not us to counteract his mercies. We esteem it a peculiar blessing granted to us, that iuMno ,tlclDpt to makl) cntton ,n uninip. we are enabled this day to add ooo more . , , , . . -a . . , -i . k -i otcut power, have saenfioed perhaps 'JuO,- tep to universal civilization, by removing, ' aa much as ptwsiblc, tbe sorrows of those, j m " "lebalf a million widows who have lived in undeserved bondage, ' snd orphans ! Shall 250,000 rule 31,000, ad from which, by the asiuuitd authority j 000 T To render such a handful of pcr of the kings of Great britaio, no effectual, ' 80Ds our political or commercial lords, is legal relief could be obtained. Weaned, j bog,;, to tbe first principles of rcpubli by a long eourse of experience, from those ! a m h Mk Barrow prejudices and partialities we had , ... , . . . taihibed; we find our he.rU enlarged with '. h" ,b "ork far" Liiln... ..id tinnoaolniien towards men of nishinc clothing to tbo race. It is nei- all conditions aod uations ; and we eon ccive ourselves at Ibis particular period extraordinarily called upon, by tbe bless iugs which we have received, to manifest tbe sincerity of our profession, and to give a substantial proof of our gratitude. And whereas, the condition of those persons, who have heretofore been denominated Negro and Mulatto slaves, has been atten ded with circumstances which not only deprive them of the common blessings that they were by nature entitled to, but BSS cast them into tha dertwat afllinlinna. by aa unnatural separation and sale of husband and wife from each other, and from their children, aa injury, the great ness of which ean only be conceived by supposing, that we were ia the aajae un happy ease : ia justice, therefore, to per sona so unhappily oircumitaoced, and who, having ae prospect before tbena whereon they aaav rest Ibeir sorrows and their hopes, have ao reasonable inducement to reader their service lo society, which they otherwise might, aud also ia grateful eommemoratioa of our own bsppy deliver ance rrom mat state ol unconditional submission to which we were doomed by L . -a r - ua tyranny oi oniaiu. Other States acted from similar mo tives, and (Iwy generally if not all SziTpro- ''trW, ly tree re penultiet, tlie ttlliwj of V.iiri to the SjuiIi by icrsous who might fcck to avoid loss. So that slaves were h' simply transferred they were em.m 1 i'Mul, (icuuiuiu Oil the fc jil) au.1 ihjj, ! too, from lionet I'liliMctiotts of right ntld duty, by lo irislntive power. j Tim truth is, the men F tlie Itevulu- , Ni,n!( iim, Sintll UVlvyvA HaV(l.v 1 lobe tt'io'f, ami tliif lomtliou Uliderstand- in- was that it should be W met. ,,.,..., -n, - rli, i11.1.,tlv fulfilled i ,M.;r )if (io l.,ltrM. (Vress il,i;Kl1(,j Havciy in tin- tlnii Territories. 'j-lt. Snith,:ni J the South only, has proved . ,-.,),,. ,,,,,. j,rll;Sl.a n.fri,i:,tion. j S.lvt. ).,),,. w:w m0,e ..volital.le hatnl f,,r ),. ;.,.. th iu.Iustri.MM and ,,livill;r ,,. , ,. X.rtli, than anion- Come, , ,vs" our a,it!ii always docs more than the "tio, hoys ! of the South. A ,)lart x(,r,l(,r,.r e:,u - et m-re out of ,.1lH,rorsj1.ti,i or unpaid than can a j vjuthenn r, as any one who knows both hisses must tef tify. l'eiiu'a abolished Slavery in 1730 i I;Ss;ifhusftb? ami Ntw England trcin'r:tl!y j ' . aiHlUt 1 110 KHillC llllKr UlUl lcW 1 urk ht ; . . . . . . , an tarly iiy, long Ih Ioiv iIac-l:itMir JTU- . . . . . . . j thwU tMlK tl ) iTe Uvhi to lC partUMI ... , . . . . larly i.rolitablc. Indeed, it was not until 1 . , . .... thirteen vcurt niter in li'j:! that Eli , yi(lkl.u iivwilt.(1 ,IC colton .. i j.l IA iul fruit. lit U'lltell tin U :iS , rolbt.a ,,v , Sollllirill, . ,ml ,,.lt Ina. riino ;e m . tttttM,m pniW. j . y t iu imt-tmtf years after j AljtlUti)(1 A(t 17sO-thero were j es(!(1 : traJu mmiunt iu , ls VJ lUmen.ler, ton, that in 1780, there was not that "manufacturing and commercial industry," in the States abolishing Sla very, vividly pictured by Judge Wood ward. That came in afterward, in dctpile of Southern vbUrm tiont of tltow. tyftt nu. They are the natural fruiu of the energy and activity of our free institutions, and no result of the dread incubus resting up on the South. .Woodward, therefore, is utterly at fault iu his ascribing the vortt instead of the . . .i i bttt of motives to our ancestors in this j matter. His oiiifio of reasons to HUstaiu his falfcch-jods, are incorrect in lsiint of time and fact. Hut Judge Woodward also says : "Aitton, thr prmlnnt fir .larva lsbnr,tw kM tb IN- DISI'KV-IUI.K KI.KMKNTiirall Una nwTiiT. Wr -i..th...l.l.Mhi.,i,-.tor.ii..,,iJTiiKK proupMrilv will not lirewilhnut isiimn. Tbrrrl. aia m ailm la tiimci.iiirr iaiaiijaehniriiii- .it. itnri...a . -io-t r en,.-., n-r Biiin ami nn wouij ...r i thr arm.dHi Mrwi aisiaa. Maaaa.it tbm, and tbey will iw ralra . , , A " hf " 0,bef ounlnss, by our own Frccdmen, by the Germans in Texas, and in l'rce States. In tbe long rnn, paid labor produces moro and belter I j fruit (uaB llrutal drivers may in j ' ' ' . . ,, . . , , i - wringsBui large prou:s irora .or.ureu uu-; ( manny, resuiuog in eany ucams " . the superior wealth aod prosperity of the I i.vea over th Slave States most amnlv I ;ireo over tne oiave oians, muss "'P'J -;jllus(ra(o q( conirjcngalioll rcwrJ 4Dd ot ,aBM individuals and in communities. -in There are only 50,000 cotton growers i in the Union : abd thev. in thoir wicked, ther wise nor just to rely entirely upon any one textile fabrio. No King Cotton for us ! So Woodward to mike out tbe King hood of Cotloo, aud "tbe incalruUtble llc&siny of Negro Blavcry" has to run against facts and history, and to blacken the memory of those noble men of old who prohibited human oppression because they believed it ajuuT to do so, and only permitted Slavery to remain under the expectation of its ultimate removal. II is attack npon oar fathers is unkind, uotrue, and libels the dead. His whole argument appeals to tbe pockets instead of to. prin ciples. It shows that be supposes the whole people are as sordid and narrow minded aa be seems to be on all issues effecting human rights. But "the world moves," iu spite of "unjust Judges" aad Slavebolding Rebels. These, ia their madness, are bringing the Dagoa of Slavery on their owa beads. Taowfh Manawia bald, whfla Maaasasa aaa. The blond aad baa, af liiiag ana Tboairh MsaiBMia stork, wbila Uaajwoa. data, Tha abriaka aad wnthlnsa of aV.iaiir THR KM WILL COMB it eaa eot wait; C'baiaa, whip, and aoourvaa kava tbairdass; Slavery iferlf aiaH pu mwy, Aad aa a Ula af yralaiday.' irWe have not seen one Copperhead paper that has the honor or courage to lei its deluJed leaders truly see the result of il. i... . .:. .1 I I the Cdiifutiiia election ! allcctinjis. iaaUdW Hon. Fnask llouaii, and il. Jmm MYismr.of Mtlton, will speak in IIAK'I LETON ihis (Tuesday) ,' "''S. 5'h Sept. Meeting at Hew. ma X Ruins, Friday eve- : nin nrxt-18 Sept. I Kr KELLY Township, Kafir.' lay evenlnc. 1'Jth iust.. No. School-house, Kaul man's. Hon. lias. Amis ol Kentucky, aud : Ki un of I'liilad. ! w:" '1 '," ; '" y'l I ... .... .. . . r , o0 Monday, siLi i and Danville. Ilia SSd. Hon. Jim C. KvxKks, and Col. A. K. M ( l. will sprat in I.r.wisnra.1, on TucJay tU , (,;url . Republicans ! Drmurrats! every bi'ily ! Turn cut and hear them Sf-lloD. Green Adams, who if co giged to speak in this region (oomtneo- . VIUE twin UI W i am. V UI IULI m I : ' " i JuiIija, ana Mumbcr of Coor8s. from ... , i . l ui i ciug Saturday ucxt.i wai luruicrly Kcctucky said lo ba an able ipeakcr. tio and hear ooo of the 50,000 majority agaiunt the 1'caco Democracy, and briug along your neighbor. See to the Assessments ! We learn that some Copperhead As- Kcssors have taken pains to leave all Sol Ji(.. uames off their AsaesrtlieuU. Ixt one uho knoWS (,f , mUicf ,Wnt) of lawful ago and eutitled to vote if at home, see that he is assessed, so that those who happen to bo at home on election day may vote. Stir Also see to it, before the week closes, that all Unionists are properly as sessed. You need not doubt that our opponents will have every one of their men assessed. y reason of carelessness in this respect, we annually lose thous ands of votes. .See to the aucununti, yjurtc, and at once. Tumbling Down. The Copperheads got control of the j Democratio Convention lo nominate State Officers in Minnesota, and to stiffen np the euoccrn bad tbe impudence to put on tbo same ticket with Copperheads, three War !.,...,. t Th, l..it. I .k.. :tl .k.:. r.... : k ri. j n-.-icadisni. The faet is. these Northern . . srai.urs ara geitiug iu auuu. aa wau ua H their friends the Rebels are 1 Again Decided. Io order to satisfy all eavils and doubts, Judge Cadwallader, a life long Democrat, of tbe U. S. District Court, l'biladelphia, recently took up a case relating thereto, aud delivered an elaborate opinion iiutain imj tbe Constitutionality of the Law for drafting Men to preserve the Nation from Rebels seeking to destroy it. Let there be no more wicked, Tory-like efforts to embitier the people against Government. BSSLast week, we wero in error in giving the name of "Junius" Reiiiiiusny- cr as the Cop. candidate for l'rothotiota- ' ; ry of Northumberland county. The hap- Vf mnnmncrianu cm., y i ne ...p. -j m.ui in hie ,.i. .n. iii inqiiji, whu ,iUi huca Bliufnns fr fat omce !! these many long years. So that uv.,UH)t VvHur jias' tho jjjght of run- .1 i . ' c.i ning on the same ticket with one of th.ise "renegaJc parsons," or "political preach ers," or "sanctified hypocrites," or "wolves in sheen's clothing," or "sons of Judas, Hiain their .Master for filthy lucre," &c. Such are tho jiolife, dignified titles, bestowed by himself and his party upou j all preachers of the Gospel who chose to ; , . 1 cndeiuu the Devil s operations, vix. the I violation of the Miasotiri C'om promise, the j 1 who chose to Kansas outrages, and their natural result the present Rebellion. However, as the very Rev. John J. is a Virjinla preacher, and believes in the divinity of that system which is the heart of the present gigantic j scheme to destroy our National existence, ! i i i i.i.i.Ai tierhaiis our iiciuhbor mav hold that the . "parson V company is not only endurable ! but that it is has eveu tho strong odor of positive sanctity ! ",7 7. 7, i ft2-I,y advice of the l armcrs and as tiie isuitc rair is inc -Jin nisi., ui uie -u : Oct. the Union Couuty Fair is agaiu j fixed for the second week in Oct., Wed nesday aud Friday, 7th to 9th. l'lcase remcuibcr commences Wednesday, 7th iust., instead of 1st, as stated in onr last, BjasTAttcnd all tbe meetings yon eaa I Tbe Union party only aeeds to ba wak ened up, to give tbe bragging Copper heads their death-blow al the polls 1 Like tbo Rebels, they boast aad fame tba mora, tbe mora desperate their anas is. gayVTbe Mifflinburg Telegraph says it is proposed to re-build the Academy, and to establish a National Bank, in that Bor ough also that a Reading Society aaa been established in Hartleton. aaOa a train witb drafted men going down from Williamiport last week, a vote was taken for Governor. If Woodward bad a majority iu that crowd, we wonldn'l have eried, but Andy G. was ahead again ! IPLicut. Martin L. Schock of New jji,,,. fnim tuo 51 jt , y " uume ! ,. ' PliMif . , , ... I iniiiisters ol every denomination ot reli-: ., , , . Crecn A.lams, Win. B. Matin, and t.ov. . ,J, , ; ,i,., : : J'.ilStCrU 1 CllllCSSCC, by trUO 8tia'CtlC: rollurk are en-wd f..r Muf ll.lmr,:, in y- F'. Tofes.or sand Ua.l.trs in th. llloVo,lent.-.. williout losing but very I .lcrc0uiiiy.Tucday.ili.(:uurl work there.) Versifies, coll.-cs, aeadeliilcs and acliools, , " , "l ' , , ,.?l .1. . K while they are actually employed as such, , ? ' Iu'lW'I. 0 susp -ct ho I uu FiiuLy la.t. Which most helps the Poor ? The alU'nipU to iir.iju.lice tho honest lind patriotic luasites against the new Jraft j IjiW, induce us to re-publish the uld law on the subject, enacted in 1SI2. Evraipu ntitr the alt UfMarnlle Uw, Sec. 2. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, that the Vice II M....I .. i... v...... .jri....ra judicial and Executive of the tioverii- incut of the U. H., the members of both Houses ol i oii.;rtrs.s, anil ineir rcsK-cinu : oliicers, all cu .toui house officers with their clerks, all post ollicers and stie drivers who are employed in tliccaroand convcy- mice of the mail of the .. S., all forrytn. u f;llls stronghold, Cuinl.erl:iii.l (Sap, employed at any ferry on the post roads , . wil10ut firH,r a guu lo tJl0 uJvane while they remain such, a iuspeet.;rs ot jC LTlioi PorcM MP.NTIH, ail murine. c, iai,y employe...... judges of the Supreme Curt, and presi- dents of the courts of common pleas, me - nial servants of auiliassadors, ministers and counselors of foreign states, sheriffs, i;iilnr .iii.l Leetiers of work-houses, sit. ill 1 me sea scrvieo 01 any uisc.i o. .i.e j. ii. .rl . . . I . . .. ,.' nn.l Kcisccrniia ciii:iiiciiiatel most oft be and they severally are cxempfe.tlr.ilil Jjiiiuu ifc-Lf-CJV, mi. -oapiidi oi t length of lime the machine mav have been in military duty, notwitlistaiidiliL' their being , A rkatisaa, id Occupied by tllO L'lliou ; nse. The machine u worked by a lever, and above the age of eighteen yuan, aud Under , forces. ' '""'Ic ' rapidly. The I. nih of ,i ,. ,' , I-.' I the cut e.in be regulated bv ose eta ihuuib llu; age ol loi ty-livt Jtars. j Ti(; s,,,.,,,, ;tllleti,i f Tuesday Si.ys ' screw. The position ol the knile to the em Xuio it Kill U seen that not one of tlie tl0 ...ti,,,, cr c,,,,,,,,. re. , un bar ran at any moment be rh.in-;ed lo sbwoiitMiaewjifi'tM iiwrs Me Kr, LuI,ed iu the defeat of the Jeff, lhivis ! na a",J kerP ",e,f c,l7.'"1 ,"-f,Urlr f' , . , , ... - , . '. . , . - ... v-. i ii i .- ii t fecily wiiea old a when lirsi manufactured. hut all Juvor mr.n huldlinj oifu et and ri- lumtofmore or Zen case. In fact, it fa- vors tho richer, and leaves the poorer , . , ., c s..., 1 1, classes to do tho fighting. But look , ... .... .. .irHpi aawr wi 1. The Vice l'residont of tho U. S., Judges of the U. S. Courts, heads only .f; the Executive denartmeiits of the Nation- al Government, and Governors of the States. 2. The only son liable to military duty of a widow dependent on his labor for support. 3. The only son of aged or infirm pa rents, or parents dependent on his labor for support. 4. Where ther are two or more sons of aged or infirm parents subject to draft, the father, or, if he be dead, the mother, may elect which son shall be exempt. 5. The only brother of children not twelve years old, having neither father nor mother, aud dependent upon his labor for stif isirt. 0. The father of motherless children uu.ler twelve years of age, who are depen dent upon hbt labor for support. 7. Where there are a lather and sons in the same family and household, and two of them are in the military service of the United States, the rcsiduo of such family or household, uot exceeding two, shall be exempt. 8. Young men between the ages of eighteen and twenty. This it will be seen ditcriminatet almott exclusively in favor of the port and of a very few officers necessary to carry on the National Govcruiucut, aud of the Gover nors only. The uld law took men from 18 to 45. The new law takes men from 20 only, and married men under 35, first. Under former regulations, men had to pay thou$and$ of diJlanivx substitutes; now, the sum of 300 answers the same purpose. These being facts, it is plain that the now law is nmch more evmsidprate for mrn ' of 1U;e ad h as a law can be and have any force, JCoTTIic only times the word "Confed eracy" is used in the holy scriptures, are not favorable thereto. They are: "Say ye not A confederacy, to all llicni to whom this people shall say, A confed eracy ; neither fear ye their fear, uor be afraid." Isa. viii. 1. "All the men of thy confederacy have brought thee even to tlie border; the men tll:it worc at peace with thee have decei- prevancu agauisr nice ; iney V1 thut '"'J rrev:'''tJ 1,1 that eat thy bread have laid a w . fa them." -Ob. 7. wound un- itandiug iu J&yRcv. B. bailsman is called to Ihe care of the 1st Ger. Ref. Ch. in Reading, and is also drafted in Chambersburg. lie very much respects the latter "call," on tho principle that "tho office should seek tho t ... J ... .1.. i T rr . ,, 1 iii.iii, auu uui inu uiaii too oiuce. out ' .. .. j 4 0 rC'thCr) h 0tS n BCar' A Repentant Rebel. Whilo our surgeons at Gettysburg were attending to the wonnjc,i lhvy wcrc brought to the nospitals, without regard to the tittle upon which they had fought, a rebel Colonel, covered with blood, was ordered to be pla- 1 : . i.,i. 1 1 is 1 f 11- ueu iu num. stu was 111 tea carciutty in, aud then, casting his eyes about him, up on those who had taken him up so tender ly, burst into a flood of tears, and wept like a child. Recovering himself, he said to those around him : "I hope I shall be forgiven for raising my band against the stars and stripes, and if I recover from these wounds I will not only never do tbe like again, bttt try to make amends, so far aa I ean, for the wrong I have done." Gen. Roseerans writes, to a Committee in Ohio, that he ia entirely in favor of al lowing soldiers to vote, and they shall, as far as he can secure it, be permitted to vote just as they please. The General eaa not permit stump speakers to hold forth ia his army, but every reasonable facility will be given for the distribution of papers, tickets, &e., provided that "when any publication appears among us so licentious, lying, or traitorous, as to en danger the morality, or be likely to impair the spirit and vigor of this army, I feel bound by reason, justice, and duty to my country, to use my authority to prevent its cumulation." Latest News WORE UNION TRiniMS J MAIN U. Yesterday wu lha State Election. Tho Coppcrbra-j nidrd an desperately they do la rlani but no use ihrrt are luj I nium gaiut at far bcird from. ( (ion l'h'asinloo ocenpird rolpcrpcr.the Hei,ea retiring after Inning three guua. Vietory at Cumberland Op. On Friday, Sept. illh, (Jen. Fracr, with " llllil Iteli. ls sin reo.Ii'ic.l tlm 'j'),,H Lavc tho RalIant V,wno 7 , l t l i i r. i raiiK ana miu are quite wiutnjj ! U I'O taken by Unclu Sam. j Rosccrar.s is tlircatciiiii Rome aud probably Atlanta, (Georgia.) I 1 candidates in the Nashville ami Know ! district. II. S. F.h.Io, and Wm. !. i eh,Va ,;tlM). 'Tlr .ii.nirai, st .ii-.M. iii.-i ui veil. at . XtlmU,hlr;lt allJ lc.ir t.loclilin i ... ... :.. i r . i waa luicuuru to uv nil luuorsemen. u. ii , but the "stump" candidates, John 11. lavage and W. a. t ooke,have been clec- ted. Such a result is only significant in tho fact that it shows a want of confidence by the Rebels iu their Administration. From Charleston. Tuesday eve ning last, a boat expedition to scizo the ruins of Fort Sumpter, suffered a repulse, with loss of a number of onr men killed, wounded, or H-inoners. i orts ilonltne and bullivan nave I been considerably damaged by firo ; from our fleets half of Moultrievillo ! destroyed and a Rebel magazino blown np. The Union force- nrrt raisin o- wnrl-s ; from w,icn tQ guei Charleston. off" Read first artiole, laal page, twice. I'lilou County Fair Wadaaalal la rrUaj, Oct. T, S aaa V. 1SSI Tlio Ladies' Soldiers' Aid Society will amt ht Bran f. tork, Taira Stmt wear Marfcat, TIII'IUUIAY AFTKKNOOX. at 2 a'dosk. Fmoaa aaak ; rta( la arau Srird trait, jvlltoa. e, la tha oUton. al hih u. ma uw. ua w. mm , i uiw. Corrected Weektf Wheat, new f 1,20 Eggs 112 W hrMt. aid I 'AS Tallnm? 10 Rye 90 Lard 10 Corn, old 75 Clover seed 4,00 Oats 45 Wool Flaxseed 1,50 Potatoes Dried Apples. $ 1,00 Shoulder Firkin Butter 15 Kits & Sides 1 40 ..6 (J Fresh butter... 20 Ham VI Rags 4, 5, aod 6 Country Soap 4 A 6 barley 90 to 81,00 D.fO. jfaTTn BrllosrsroT. f riJay toot, tntplrvd, after aofoa ytarst'dlior-, l.-KAKL t.UTI.LIU8.C(iitr of tlMPoat," "wriy shtritr of um tiioa county, A--iaiv Juik la ?uydor, and k-r uany jswra n acuve anu lnciuintiai Una 1'KUns; EN(alllMhuicat. ; ROOMS in FilVa' Uloct, Market rear of Bower's Jewelry Shop. ! Having served a rj;(llar apprenticeship in one of the best shop te, 1'hiUd., I hope to render satisfactions' . B! EK.S and other Fiitdrcs always ou hand or furnished at short notira. i O. U. EVANS Li'Visburg, Srpt. It, 1SC3 Vet la all take a Hide t OKSCS AXD ttUlHUES TO LET, to . . . ii' rrsnnnaihli. nrvsnnc. al rcasiiliah e? ' persons, rates. Iff Stables on aitcy between Soum Third and South Fourlh,Slri-eks, half a square below Hess' Livery is'y residewce on same lot, fronting ou South Third street. CHARLES . rOUEK Lewisburg, 8epU 1 1, lHO-1 University at Lcwisburg. (JCHOOL8 re-opca on TllL'RSDAY, Sllb O Sept. The Arinsnv will be as heretofore utidtr ihe charge of Mr. I. C. WYSiN, A. M. Tbe Fes sia Iistitcte will be nnder the charge of the eiptnenced and accomplished Principal, Miss 1 W. RLKDELL. For further information, apply to J. R. LOOM US, President Five Teachers wanted. THR Public Schools of KELLY township. Union county, will be let for the Winter Term on StToaatv Ihe !9tb Sept- IBttt.ai Ihe Oakland School House, at 9 o'clock, A M when Ihe Superialendent will be present for Ihe examination of applicants. There are five wanted for a sessioa of four months. By order of the Board t ELAM MEHCELL, 8eey Adaalalatratar's Hatter. NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of Administration apon the Estate of ELIZABETH C. WILSON, of Brady, Uaioa eoaaty, deceased, have beea granted to the undersigned, by the Kegister of Uaioa eoaaty, ia dne form of law. Therefore, all persona indebted lo said estate are requested to make immediate payment i aad those having aay just claims are also requested to pre seal ihasa legally authenticated for setilemeat lo sLT.M'CORMlCK, Adm'r. Williamsport, A eg S7, 1883 fd Cash paid for Bark. I WISH to purchase a large quantity of ROt'H OIK K4RK, delivered at my Tannery Yard in Lewioborg. for which 1 will pay the highest price in cash. May I I, 1S63. b. J. HULL TI 11 Tlie World CbHlleiiarcd I - - '-ran A- HAY. STRAW & FODDER CUTTER (I'.t. Ulcii lilrh lit, 1-t;.) Mk.ssks. Carkiiltk & P. ink, OK Lewislurr, t'nion.C'o., IVnu'a would rcpcriluliy s.iliri. ihe aiieini.in . f all who have stock to frc.I. an.l Munutnciurrrn and MulrMiieu ol Arieulinral liii'li iii(in(li their Iniirurrmrnt in Strata fultm. Iu price briniiN it within the reach of all who may have use fur a I'mldi r t'ulter. Ii cms Hay, "Straw, Cornstalks Taper r I'lotb, at smoothly as a raxor can le made t. cui a beard, and that loo williout res.ir.l i I lie The annexed I'erlitlcaies. and the names attached, will show Ihe cs'iiuaiiun iu which Ihis Cutler is held al home : I Thr pllowln. UU.r mvn , ...j by .....vi - ! 'U anu tor anew.) (Tbn f llnwtn Uu.r trtVr. lo Uu CntW a.1, ba Mt-a ikr-jailv4 alirlr Mnrr.JaH IV IOCS, Mniaa. dalai'tr k P.lva. lira.l, uw rwvirwi ynar Fn falter by Kimtv, sad aVIiirnal rt In Iba rrraia Sir whiiai I ntiVrrd M. It am.agiaidaalialae.iaa. I raewl.ad taa aaiaar for it, aal varhaM, arenril.ag la voar rwiuaat, hj aataaa. Jtaapactfullf your.. J. COIICR. M sasas CMiacrp S Pr.B Tha an.trr .IgiMH. aaviaa ajaa aaMl roar latueini'lanl ia F'sloWf Caitara. aaumt ad Marrh tlat. 16.1, elmrlalljt tnrtif;, thai, aa a aaad aiartiia, wa kava aavrv apaa iu UI. Iu aiajpliri., darabvlilj. arW aad taa -aav aad arrarary ai.k ablrk tar kaila eaa aa ailjaali . tha eattjac aar aad hawtb at cat rafalataa, at aaiau wka-h rKcaaill It la all. sstoa asT. SavM Srarark Adas Brrt lar Mtehaal f Wr Jaaraa W. Siasnalaa) Joaa XdalaMai Tbnaaaa Taylor Oaorga lloyar Ik T. ruatiaa Sataaal H. Otwla) A M. Uw.tia OrV Matak O. 11 T Shlya B. U. I'b.aikarll Jnka lrka Jnkm fbiliipa l.i Knmkm Wai.C. Kojar Wat. L. KitlaS aoamrKMakian coi stt. t.no.lik.n.1 B. r. BalTy UaoTfa M'voaall W. C. Haatlmkral Jamva Hraanaa Alean.r Wactta l'klli ateiaradl S WaUat saisaa oat art. Ca'a B. Iluairaal AudraW Taatuj Aaraa aVra.lH"a"t afoatoat eoaaty Taaaua Straw brtlaa. MilSia anaaty J. T. StaaanaHl B. Woodaaro laaaaBaoa traa Work, We would also rater to) Mesirs t l. Darren of lck Haven, l'a and fur si et Bradley of Chicago, 111 who bare porchaied our Machines. N. B. Persona wishing to porchaia, will call on us, or ea T. U. EVA.S,aI his gro cery Store ia Lawisburg. where a sample machine nay at all limes be seen. Manufaeiartrs, or Salesman wihinr to engage la Ihe bnsioess, will consul! us ia reference lo Licenses, or Countv and Urate ! K'J"1- k. UAKKnt rr, L.S. PAL'S E. CARD. Tha nndersiened. harm? nnr , chased ihe R.chl of CARKHI TP & P.I.E S CUTTER for Northumberland and Lycomiug counties, we will be glad to supply nnlars lor Ihe same. WSoKUnfH D W MARK Lewisbarg, Aug. X7, 163 THE UNIVERSAL S 2 2 a: TO Wrincer can be durable without Cog 1 Wheels. The Universal Wrinser took ; ,k. a. t.... ..:.. . 1 .1 ...1 1 ... 1 ,iir .ii ii, i, in 1 1 1 . i 1 mic ii. ,i (tun u ii-in 111 n 1 v . ' al ihe New York Kair.lsi'.l. It was pr.monnccd Sri'EMOR TO ALL OTHERS in the World's Fair al London, li2. an.) has always taken ihe lirst Premium in every Slate and 1'Otinty rair when in fair competition wi'h other machines. It is ihe Original and only (ieiiiiine and Reliable Wringer before the People. It surpasses all oihers in Strcnprth of Frame, Capacity of Pressure, Power of Action. Wf challenge Ike Warld-aedrf) all tamaellllM! It saves Time, Labor, Clothes and Money! Ii will wear for Years wilhont Repair! tio Servant can llreak it in Using! A child eisht years old can Operate it! No caution or skill is required in lis nse! Ii save its cost in clothing every sis months! IVEvery Wringer with Cog-Wheels is warranted in every particular. CANVASSERS WANTED! To mrn who have had experience as ran vaster, or any who would like to encage in the sale of Ihis truly valuable invention, liberal inducements will be ottered and good territory given Ihem (they paying nothing for Ihe Patent Right) in whch they shall have Ihe exclusive sale, editors desiring a wringer can pay advertising. R. C. BROWNING, General Agent, lOOSmS 945 Broadway, New York $5,000 wanted! AMY" person having from One lo Tire Thousand Dollars, eaa have Ihe same safely invested ia Judgments upon valuable real estate in this eoaaty, apo application ts J. F. JOUW B. LINN. Lewisbarg. inly IS, 1 6 S3 rivo-Twenty TI. & Loan ! rpHE LEWISBURO BANK, of Lewisbarg. I Uaioa Co, is Ageat for Ihe sale of the United Stales Six per Cent. Five-Twenty Years' Loan. Amounts can be had to aait the means ol different individuals. The Interest on this Loan is payable and will be paid in f.M. WJ LT'Bce !few AUvei'tlatjiaivuts. wxV. si OaWAMEKTAL IRON WORKS. WOOD & PEROT, 1 l:J6,Rlde Avfnnf, l'HII.Mr.U'Ut , PA. ()' TVi'.R for 'ale open the M Paorabl TcnuvM- W and UKAI I IKI I. r.,ra in reat variety of Iron Kailme for feaie- lenes Resilience Ae. ol t'asl aod W.purhl Iron, and t.alvaniz.'.l Iron and Hrass Tobiny, Iriitt Veraii.U, Balconies, Honrs. Coanirrs, t'liumaius, ("ales, C lmnns, II i tchioar I'.'si', Lamp Hiands, Vases. Tables, Flower funds, "Si.fai. t'hair-i. S:atuary. Annuals and all oilier Iron Wink of a iK-coralive rharacter. Hi-signs forwarded for seleetniu. Peraoas applying for same will please i'ate the kind ol work nerdrd Cwitliis Tho Secretary of tho Trcasnrr has authorized oia to coutiuuo niy Agency for a pcriud, brief And until further notice, I shall eruitlaue to receive Subscriptions lo lbs 5-2 LOAN AT PAR, At my Office, and al Ihe different Sub-Agea-cirs throughout Ihe Loyal Stales. JAV COOKE, Subscription Agent, IU Soath Third Street, Philadelphia FURNITURE! Broke Oat in t New Place! BUREAUS, from 11 ol- FIXE DRKSSIXU BUREAUS, fr JU la ft. SECRETARIKS, DESK3, 4tt, Aa disferrrj.1 priests. BEDSTEADS, boat ftl la S44 iJUdiirmat aaitraaaa4 atsastssfbav TABLES, Bit-nalna.ll s-rt aad .pw.nia. Caatra. FWr. Kad. Card. IhmiiK taw Msrsk Braaklaat, aaad. at aar blad af wwud da.ln.1. but Walaat, Maanaaay aad Hiiaa waad always aa baad Sar lha trada. STANDS, trfrrj, Wbal-Nos, S.ata da. da, SOFAS, LOUNGES, latest pattern?, CHAIRS, VpbnlHrtad, Lanra Arm. Srvlaa, rarlor Caatra always va hand; .la...'.aa M, kania Harkae aad Nana. H ladwr Chairs, brar ad aaiall Karkrra. Tabhi aud Cbildraa'a Cbra, alaav. aa baud. TOW E L-RA C KS.DO LG II TR A Y3. ouuana suuiy ua&JuS,kc Furniture of my oicm manufacture, intureil one year. P' I intend, in a short time, as soon a I ean e-t up a fine Hears,) to attend lo Ihe U.MIEKTAKINU BUSINESS I will keep some twenty-live or more different sized Cof fins, 6nisbed. and always ready on short ao- lice, and will sell twenty per cent, cheaper than ha ever been done in l.ewisburj. Call and see bfl'ure purchasing elsewhere. KEI'AIKINU done immediately, CM AS. S- BELL, Vkambehn. Blot. UwUUira, rdk 1't, lsiia. New Tin Shop. 'tTfEISEi: A SMITH will open a new Tin ft Shop, on Ihe 3d of September, 1863, in the borough of M I F 1-' L I N B U KiO. in the former St. irehnuse of J A J Yoonr, first d.Hir above IHckard's Hotel, UP STAIKS. and Intend lo keep nn hand all kinds of TH W 4 Hi:, Sell-ealim; aod ether fruit Cans, stuve Pipe and Spmitinss, Ae. RKPAIR1NO done at shoit notice. Chargas ni.ideraie. Tha public are invited to call and examine our slock. S. J. WEISER, pdlm J. R. SMITH fatrst a5j)t0O5. 18G3-4. Just received the latest styles of Fashions for the Fall or 1SG.1, and Winter of 1S61, and will continue to CUT AND MAKE LP clothing ia the most satis factory manner shop on North Third 8t. JOHN B. MILLER Lewisburg, Ang. 21, IH63 Graham's Estate. fPHE andersicneit has been appointed by I the Orphans' Court of Union county, as Auditor to distribute the balance in the hands of J.wta F.I.I!.. Executor of ALEXANDER tiRAH AM. late of l-ewisbnr. deceased, aa.l will meei ihe persons interested in t aid eiat al ihe tJrand Jury Room ia lewuborg. oa Munnst. the I lib day of September. IS63. al 1 0 o'clock. A M. A.SWI.EIORP.Aatl. Spsclal Notlco. The Froprietors of tho QIRARD HOUSE'. PHILADELPHIA, Respectfully call the aUeatioa of Business Mea aad the Traveling community lo the superior aeoommodatioas aod comfort afTered; ia their estaDiisnmeni. 3ml0ll KANAUA. FQWLER CO Notice to Drafted Mea and Soldiers. PAPERS to procure Exemptions from the Draft, and applif aliens for bonniy, back pay.aad peasions.eaa be procared by ealliag ' ........ n . I. .11 V U I I V s OB MBL3 V . Ofc lOU-i "'-V ICE CREAM W-1VFRV K.aa.nadurina ihe seasoB. Far- lies supplied on short "'C; Juael MB9. DENOKJIAADIE.