II Will STA1 ill Hill
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BY 0. N. WOKDEN AND J. It. CORNELIUS.
41 sl.!H per Year, always In Advance.
ntlMMIKD 8KMI-WKKM1
Xocviiy Morning & FrMay Afternoon.
UNION" STATE TICKET.
FOU IHlVKKNOtt,
ANDREW G. Cl'RTIN, of Belli-fonte.
JtMMI! OF Sfl'RKMK COURT,
DANIEL All! NEW, of Beaver county.
DtSTKHT JX1 liifXTV TICKET.
Mblt MMl HI II. OUW IIi. il Into final).
JOHN BALNRlt II. of Juniata.
Her. k ntf.-KlKH II. WKIKrt, X Krll) I'.uads.
Kumm KolMrr -N I' El W I It" H t IL. S r ( ill u m bla.
Trraiurer- WILLIAM JUNKS. liKurg.
a.lil.r-ttlLLItU K. (i:K!:i)LII. Dartlrton.
Eleclioo, Tuesday, Oct. 13, 1863.
JWic jb Meetings.;
Mcetine at Hitfiliii X Roaiis, Friday eve
nine IHih Spt. "
The MifH'nburg Union League, to-nisht.
Union meeting at I'siost.iws, same lime.
Hon. nit Ani of Kentucky, and
Judse Kkllky of Thilad.
will speak in MiFruna on Saturday, (af
li-rnoon and perhaps evening) Sept. I!; Md
lon on M lay, Slat ; and Danville, the 82d.
For KEI.I.V Township, Saturday evening,
lath inst., at No. I School-house. Kaufman's.
Hon. Jon Kcskli, and
Col. A. K. M'Oki'na
. will speak in I.wim o, on Tuesday 2Sd
' (Curl weed,) at I, I'. M.
Green Adams, Wm. II. Mann, and Iov.
Pollock are engaged for Middlehurg. in Snv
dereuu..iy.Toeiday.S-,ih,(.:ourl week there),"""' "lutr v.e..e.-., .
1. roved that, however rood lie may be as
Kepablicani. ! Democrats !
Tara oat and bear them.
everybi'dy !
f"One hand of our office sick next
week. Court Job work "must 1m; done"
big meeting Tuesday cMne.Ueiiee, we
can not get out a Star& Chronicle next
Tuesday.
For EHffltnburg, to-morrow !
From symptoms, the people will be out
n creat iiuiulH'rs to Hear A.lanis iiml
Kellv. at Miffliubur, Saturday, early in
afternoon.
promises to oe a fcUDstannai prooi oi tnc ,
waking up of a mighty people fur the I
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preservation of "LIBERTY and I'nion,
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now aud forever, one and inseparable
-UWer knew me'n to spend time !
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and money a do the ,K,l.t.cal op,H.ne.,ts of
the Admtt..strat.on, now. Iia-t Tuesday,
we saw those fro... Hartley, aud every j
township this side, join in a pr.N3css.on
of 52 wap.ns, from the other end of Lew- ,
isburg Itrid, to the Milton Mas., Meet- '
w u n
inj, where thc faithful" Iial been drawn
an.1 urun.mea iron, .our or ue e ... ic-s.
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W'ell, that was the way they worked in
Camfornia,Vkrmont, and Maim but
all in vain the jtenjite Jim' I like lite Cp
jrrhendt, and so they toted thm ilmcn.
Our Milton friends, after all the efforts to
overwhelm them, are confident of an -created
majunty for Curtiu at the coming
contest. Every Democratic meeting stirs
up our friends, and so works good iu the
long run.
Have yon heard from
Never did the so-called Democracy cob-
test a State as they did Maine, this year,
ftiL ) : j i . t r - i u jl.
liieir cauuiuaie ior ouicruur, u. uiiuuy :
ry, is an adroit politician, who can
both sides of twenty bobbies at once.
IT. I . -A 1 k . l.nl. l.nnl.a Bit 1. '
in., nnrnc. . ..... .. .
tbe ntmost aeal and desperation, to gain ,
. .k l.ffiw,l th. l'..n..l..ni. i
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Elections. Eat the Lmon people waked I
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tjn also, aod wcot eooly, but earnestly at ,
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work. The result, last Moodsy, is the
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election or uonet, nepuniican union, ny
"1 fYal TsToi
SBui"ssf f aWaVBT sllaaBCeilsi '
over Bradbury. Tbe genste bas 1 Dem.
only, and in tbe House n very small par
I- We have gained OVER 10,000 from
last year I
Bradbury's friends had promised that
Got. Bradbury would stop any more ol
diera going out of Maine to help the
Government, just aa soon a. Go?. Sey
mour did. But Go?. Seymour dare not
commit that treason, md Bradbury ia not
Governor.
sswTPeensylvsoia speaks next !
""- " - .oiormeu m me meeting j
in Hartlatou. Tnesdar eveoinr. was lane t
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end spirited, aod indicated that the friends !
of Ihe Union were thorough! arousio to !
tbe work before tbem. Bound's speech '
.ueui. oonna s speech ,
raj an earnest, eloquent exposition of ,
tbe points el issue.
Mai. C. H. Shriner, Col. John M'Cleerv '
and S. U. Orwig, Esq., also addressed !
tba meeting.
"New Goods just arriving at the
iters of J aha II. Goodman, Lewisbarg. 1
teS-Wagons start from the lliv.ere als or Admiralsfor Lyon, or Grant, or , sent himself for re-election. quickly transferred from tbe cotton hulds Jy seen npoo Its walls, eansiog tba brick , Democratic press in the "Old Keystone i "" pe,.V jj," Frame Barn.Ten.l
House, lewisburg, at 10 o'clock in the , JJaker, or Giltuore, or Farragt.t, or I're-1 e.xllN7tintullcrmdIuist s- f u n",h' 10 !l,CrWbe' ficWf ""J COrU i "1 u9onry to fly ia every direetion. It ' necessary to reveal the real sentiments of ( jHeandsuhable'ouihu'.ldVns"
morning. I'ile in l,vs ! n)llt, or Fostor, r r,:lllks, or Di.int, or Mm u 4:,, wi(ll &e ZViiZiEi pJ'rpo" 7f Vhe ' not tba "tDd, tie. the are ; these men, it is here couched in unmLs-; S-'JSJi
TVIVrP TITrttn 1 V S1'cnck-or ),,'a,,0,',M Ibe gov- homh Proof our ,heI1 oi 80l,a "0t j takeable language. Let no one be dceci- of tru.i, of the bes. varieties.
i JLiV L 1. Mti&ljjY He could harrow tip the soul with all our I j-tll tj jMst j.ov y vn.1.,f1.t erotneut of our fathers, and obliterate tho ' striking them, boaudod off without doing ved. They are not iu earnest, in this; The Farm is bounded on the north by Waa
Is Ratification Iay ... Lewi-burg. The sad reverses-but not a word of cheer for j Mo,Icrator. 'Sorlllu; ly 'i.rof. Cur! ! United State, from the map of the world. an, d.m.ft-e. . life-aud-death struggleof the Uepublie, as ; "J JSXi
Union Ix.ague from neighboring towns the soldier or tho soldiers' friends about (is yylu j, of i.-,;-;. a,,d J. A. I ,e ot ""s ,u,e of there was Our bravo troop attempted to carry are Uu.on men. Uut the eonvictiou, I Ulln,,y.
. . i i li..:.....:ll ... Ik lu..n n..ti, .l.,,r.r ! . .. .. ... ' but one path of dulv left to pstriotie men. j v.i.n- K .inrn. hmk thm desoerata bra- ' l.,...,itlin liv vrhat T h:iv miii in lha l.rext 1 For Terms, rnnnir on the nreniisnm.
a.lll lOWnsn.I.S are llivneu our .y. ag.io l..ii....,v. ...v.,.,...., jLiiatnci: Ot llavell. iMipllS.IIS ,. , . ".,. "- ' . J - . , , ' . V , iVripv ne
to oa in processions if convenient. It or Corinth, or Vicksburg, or 1'ort Hud-. M ,,04n(!t iaetemt 0f -nen.bers, Z T?'. Z f df"de" V ' i West, is clear and abiding, that the right Apr,, 8. 63m. GODFREY
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Mine !
How he ' Sustains the Government."
l.:ist r;,H, inaiiv fri. n.ls ..I" tlie I'liion in
! now -issiils hoth State ami National A'l-
ministrations in a manner that must
s-.tis.
ly every thoughtful, eandid man, that he
hates them mine than he docs the llcl'cls.
Alter lirodiirioiis efforts in all .ii.arters
rowd he had a very rcspeeta-
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Me audience in Independent Hall, J.ew-
Wmrs last Mon.lay cveninir, with full
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chance to demonstrate the fact that he
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to raise a c
veil ins I arty more uiau ins ouirn.
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Afterdiseharuingvolumes ofuln.se auain,t
the legally eiectcl, Constitutional l'resi-
in 1... :.. ..1. :... .r
u-in ami .
inv and -Navy o! tlic I tilted Mates, lie lia.l
lull little left for the perjured traitor, Jell".
Davis, who is wa'.'in,' this horrid war to
J,;,. !.; lo from tlio l'resi.
deutial chair, and to destroy our Nation !
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lie nail tueinv 01 praise .or . iinau,
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the most stupcn.tous .a.iure 01 ...e war
Iwl
ntli tlic greatest means, accomp. .si.-
. 1 1: 1.
.1 the few.-st gis.d results whose insati-
able cry for VU'ore troops" was only cjual -
ed by the number who fell under his care
who was trusted lotigcr and farther
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or;,izl.r f armies, or as tin engineer,
he had not the field totalities of an active
(ei.eral. Such u.eu as M'CIuUhii and
l'rter the "Democratic Generals" wh.ise
failures were the worst the Adiuiu'.st. alio.,
mid the 1'eople suffered
favorites of this Miller.
-seem to' be the
fcaTlJut he had
no commendations for any successful
lteinncratic General who sustains the Ad
ministration no encomiums for Duller,
,.r l v or li.nn ..r Kmn-
! ui.l,. ,,r Hunter no neatis for them !
! Not one word for the lteptiblican (iciicr -
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son, or p ,w v..e....s, .
folk, or Columbus, or East Tcimess.-, or
1 the Atlantic Coast victories! In short, 1
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Ins every effort seemed to be to show the
"?.l to
t"c pities and victories we have won in
fn rMii).. bcgm,
M m M ,5, fricms ,
tmAweut on;)V Clrt-n was etiU
He ( y.
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i-wttic .f -.Iniililu .Hill Ti:il-Mr Milt'll KllllOS Oil
I our soIJitTs. Thin fraud lias lun since
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ex , as tlh Oo yym lL
er very well knew. He probably thought j
it ...iuht go down with "the iirnorat.t .
Dutchmen of Uuion county," but he hi...- I
K-lf well knows that Gov. Curtiu has been ,
twice cleared of all guilt in the matter.
Those who make charges of that kind, aro
bound to prove them, but this '"Hon." j
libeller did not even attempt it. It is
Miiuetimes hard work to prove a negative, ;
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mil in litis case ... may ne ineu. ui
ri.:.dir-i remember. tli:it when those wrong's
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first became known, Uov. Lurtui nattcnnl
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to tup payment until ine mnvert verc .
ttraiijhtenrd. He also apjNiiiited a com- j
..oti.. tl.u.l ;.,.. tl.A ,..,. o.ii.i.rtlHs
committcc was Hon. Jacob l'rv
v late the
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: Democratic Auditor General.
That Com- I
, mhtee enfreh exonerated Gov.Curttn. I
! I nl .tiin. f..ll...;n,. ir.m AV... ,
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for party's sake to
! ferret out something had a committee
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apiruintcd to overhaul tho same transac-
..Bs -j., coulIuiu,.e TOU.1JiU.,i of ;
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r.dgc Democrats,) Smith (I i.ion Dem.)
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and A ineent aud Sellers (Itepubhcaiis.)
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lltoy made a tinanimont report, from
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which we take the following extract :
" There it no ev'uleure.ichich. in anu vau.
fijfeer of tlicyoixrnmentin in.'
proper rmdurt in the ditbttrtement of the
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dimj for the pAtlie.ru On the contrary,
the evidence satisfied the committee, that,
in every instance where any wrong was
brought to the knowleJae of the Executive,
promjH nnxuuret were taken for iu correc
tion. The committee feel it their duty,
as well in justice to the Executive, as in
honor to our noble Commonwealth, to
state, that, notwithstanding she has placed
more men in the field than any other
State in the Uuion, she has put them
more promptly, and at a lea txpente jier
ma, than cither the National Govern
ment, or anv indiriiln.il Stsfe nf whoso
expenditure they have any information ;
an(l the committee hesitate not to cxnress
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"'cir.'.lcu' juntent that the thanks of
lll4!,CIUl?n801 tu Commonwealth are due
? T"'" t,uir Self-
denying and perscvenug efforts to main-
tain her honor; and from the citizens of
the United Suites, that, by such efforts,
the Capital of the country was saved from
c.aPtur h traitors, aud the whole couutry
irom disgrace.
The whole report is in the Initiative
Record for 1 (.!. Our extract is on page
liOD. The Uccord is a.t the Slur Jj Chron-
this Congressional District were .lissiitis- knows if his memory is not as had as his ; j-Tlie fu0.ing js supposed to be the ; Another Democratic bOiaier speans . trV) fr, . i thi: forniMioii of the ?ry , Exexulorn' Sale
i lied with uur nominee, and ns (.'. W.n ; professed "eiL-taming ot the t.ovcru-; ,as , poiitieiIi ,,..! f ,ue late Senator1 I ' "' wr"'r n.e ....lowing is a ... brst .rlieleeol cot.leucrutioi.. at,,. Hie c..i.- ,)P -j, ALL A ELE UhAL ESTATE.
! ,, ,,. ,. , . , . , .', ,. , . , . , : j" i ? i Z'U ol Lcivistiiiru. r-Wi:t(d by nil lor Ins stitutioii, M the present tnn. riillt' .nherihrn will urtrr at Public Hal
. M.llrr lini essed ti he tu lavor ol a nient . Douglas, shortly before lie died. Lead it, . , , . i,., -',.lr.i .,., m,,,,.;!!- , 1 , . . , ! rpilb snhscriner win i-nrr a. ruoiic mi.
..... , l.-rlu.l1;4 ..wmm it willho tiniiPoes-n- I , , . . i, i tc ii ' ; l character ; he ent.-reiM apt. Morrill s , J ..ar, freemen of Ameriea, wh it w Mid I it,, prpn.ie. nar Uiehl Hotel, in
, v.roits proscc.it.ouol the war. moimh '! ' rj , 1 ' aud .UoW It to Dougla,' fnenda i eonipanv in A.tt of last year, has .)..., ' .. , j J.,, ,,r lis. Bu.U. Tp. Uno a Co. on
j Itepnl.liens voted for him to elect him. ry to follow Miller any further, at 1-. li. M,y ,0( m j ,,,J .- , Won tlic ,,rai,c of tW , f ' " e l i STfUDAV. OcToliKR 10, 18B3.
'Clothed will, the honor of r. prescntim; His charge that Cov. ( uit.n coneealed a ( j, DKARt;m: Uulug depr.ved cf the , associated with l.i.u. He speaks the al- tre t-urc to per; . . . .tc ..-, 0yi0(., M, nr Ao Ae frrrf in rte
' ( lid I'uioii in the National Lr-i.-lattire, he certain paper, is satisfactorily explained U90 uf utJ ,rui at presnf, by a mivere , nm-t universal desire of all good boIJicm Hin-s ot -..jd goernn.eiit aiuosi- uu u . rj J ( Ue ANUKE w H.U-
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY,
I ' office, where any one can will and see
fr himself what tins Miller very well
i' l'n! "'" t'"1 l't'Tii. His
intimations of luiliery are as coiitcmptitile
as the iiu!.liciiiau,who throwsout slurs of
the kind without a word of nrv.f. 1 hose
who know both Curtiu and Miller, need
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; not he told how immeasurably above this
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assailant is the I iovernor of iVnnsylvaiiia !
! The bill to prohibit payment of certain
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.lescnptiotis of Workmen ... s ore orders
was so tillered 111 its nassa-e that some id
witi tfn ,i 1 li.n.ii 111 ii ii'i.nrit 11 :ii uii i 11
1 was so tillered in its passage that some of
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. it- original lricuds arc u.d.trerent to its
li'te- It is a radical, important, ..tetioii-
I able measture. which should be more ful-
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') uj:esitu 1.....1 no- 11...1. , 1.0. . .....
wliieh passed, and which neither its
friends or its opponents seemed to care
' about when it had passed. Nor docs this
Milier have any real interest in it, except
to try to excite prejudice against Gov.
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! 1 ',.;.. .TIi; 1... ...id .i..nli:,H,i. ri.ri.il
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!.. fi.. ntir 1 iii r ii.c:iiisi' lit iii(Uiiir, in
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eoti.u -..ag a lew vo.es .or uie .,u.iges
i w'"' disfranchised the Soldiers about
j wboso "shoddy" he was so hypocritically
j patriotic ! If those very soldiers were not
.1 il . -.I., .lii... I liir I .u.-t-ut mill V iuuI itT'irt I
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they would vote !) to 1 lor their inend, A.
(j. Curtiu!
And this is the mau who was hist fall so
patriotic to win votes for himself : I lap-
i I''b . wu ehance to know, his abuse of
these tried and true patriot Lincoln
1 and CuRTIN made some votes for the
bitter "tint id tin. .ilillliib.nee of till!
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heart, the mouth speaketh." Milh r's
calumnies against the civil Executive offi-
ers most feared by the Kcbc-ls, leaves l.o
; aouui wnere ins auccuous i.e. n e .mi
' record his attacks upon them, fur use
1 u next tail s c:.uv;ls, should Jl.ller pre-
i
J03. The letters fr..m the churehes were
ncariy ,j ; ittVor f clsing the war by
.uijjui,,,, (l,e Rebels to ri-htful authority
c -
rcmov;n,, tiie ca,, 0f tie cv;i. Tli
introductory sermon was from tbe text,
Kebellion is as the sin of witchcraft."
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SffluTI.c Union party in Center county
have nominated a g.v.,1 ticket,
Assonil.ly-Capt 11. 11 Eorster of Miles.
rrothoiiotary J. 1. .Johnson, Ilelletonte
liegister-slitul Ha,M,t,Jr., Spring Mills.
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j rmptircr uro. 11. i niviT, jkmh'iuiiiu.
horift James !un1np, Ft-rgu-inn.
CuumissioncrIohn Mralmoiit.3L.rion.
Auditor James Glenn, Harris,
Coroner-Jackson Levy, Milesl.t.rg.
Mc"- Furster a"J """P1 lVwn
Iihwr--
B-Thc Harrisljitrg TelcrnyA states
that at a meeting of the copperheads held .
iu that city lately, the following express-
in was made use of and applauded : j
"Uetter give our money to defend the
t:t c.....rt..t. k.... ... i.... w.. ..........
uipini m rj.iu.ii, in.in y.i.i r
nmi brats of men Who are Inreil to cut the
throats of our brothers of the south; I
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TA-.ltll.l IAI IICVUl V U I I'llli.lf r.l'llll . 1 1 l 1 1
Lincoln "
Stop Thief! The Constable of Har-
tJcto" afttr a i,ma" nian w'ltn 8traw
.1 "l .vlili
"at 'st'"c !io,l,e stiver, satchel, UlacK
vest, &c, from that place.
Army
deserters and skedaddling
draftees arc
'I""0 numerous ana troublesome
a-Tbo Republican majority in Ver-
I
moot i. greater than il was in 1860, but
not larger than last fall, when the Demo-
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i"" " ,u '"'"J u.smc.e.
Their "tremendous rally" brought few
more votes this year, which they count as
"gains."
tfAt the gnat Union diiBKniitrauna in Eric, en th
lOtb tost., oo nf the ti.nn.rt bom tlilf inscription :
MA. G. Curtin Is our rasa,
Show a. brtti-r If jau cma."
A tririHl tnczMU tb tbllowtDg,oot sssn iaipnveaMnt
but ms an siluition :
Wnndwsrd think, th. hub diTins.
11.' no ca ml ui.l of Bin.
'Much-needed rain is falling, to-day.
Latest
Nothing further of importance from
Charleston.
In tho West, oar Armies aro daily
advancing, and restoring peace and
territory to tlic Union.
Oar expedition to Texas it is
thought will soon ho heard from.
A part of Gen. Meadc'a army has
made an advance toward the South,
and some sharp lighting occurred.
There arc reports of the Rebels fall
ing back on Gordonsville, and of
Lee and Longstrcct going South and
West, but nothing certain.
Tn n.rtlrtin, Std nlk, 8U3.INWAU, Irlict of Pn4
KLlN, in her Can nil.
.V.r .No Brim, Ub lost, J.COU Sl .ll'UER, in bis
7.1d yi-.r
In Mifflinhuri. llth.n.t .in hi2i. Tr ft BORfi IS t.
OBKKIKiKI', uu; a muulKi ol kk buu4ln' JtacaUui,
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Douglas' Last Letter.
.attack r.f the rheumatism, 1 an. compelled
o avail niseii ui mu kii.cp oi iu auuu-
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arguuleniB Ujed lu favor of an quitble .
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euinpruuiii-e with the hope of averting the
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burrurs of war, aud those urged iu support
uf 'ua r..".eul ! g of our country
when wit is being waged aeatoft the U S.
b hf
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ar, auu intise urgca IU support
purpose ot prouueiuit a
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permaueiil disruption ot toe v man aud a
,oul destrueiiou of the (ioverutueut.
j All hope of compromise with the Cotton
States was abandoned when they assumed
States was abandoned when they assumed
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the position that the separation of Ihe
Union was complete and final, and that
they ucvur would couseut to a recoostruo- j
linn if. I.. !iilitinivini.nrit An if ir.. .
would furnish them with a blank sheet of
inner, and we Hermit ihetu to inscribe
. their own terms.
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bull, the hope was cherished, that rca
enable and Mtiafaelor terms of adjust-
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mcnt could be agreed upon with Tonnes -
8Ce) Ni,r(u tuliuilt aa ,i,0 Burjer States,
and that whatever term would prove j ',r,", says in st.bstai.ee lion
eati.facliiry to these loyal States would est John V. Miller. Woodward and
,t create a union party in mc cotton states
athiah awinlii ha nnaVArflll annn.ih ai lha '
: ballot box to destroy the revolutionary
gl)rnlnellti ,nd brill(J OC80 Sl,M
I into the Luton by the voice of their own
people. This hope was cherished, by
tiuion men norm aud south, and was nef
er abandnued until actual war was levied
at Charleston, and the authoritative an-
nouncemen. J.ade, by the revolutionary
guvemniuut at Moutgomcry, that the
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I VJ U Udg MUUIU in piBUlSU UJ1UU lUC
j walls of ihe Capitol at Washington, and
proclamation issued inviting the pirates
J of UU pre, upon the commerce of
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.: ;,k ... boastful annnuneement that
tbe ravages of war and carnage should be
invnlwtniff ffiat it i r n It t. nni.
I tion of governuient or no government,
1 country or no coun'ry ; aud beace it be-
i " ,De imperative duty of every Union
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nan, every friend of constitutional liberty,
to rally to ibe support of our common
country, its government and flag, aa the
1 . , . . , - . ,
only mean of checking the progress of Ibe 1
revolution aud preserving the Union, of'
tho States.
I am unable to answer vor ouestion as
to tba policy of .Mr. Liocoln aud bis Cab-
incl,
I am not in their confidence, as you 1
and Ibe whole country ought to be aware. I
I am neither the supporter of the part.zio
policy uor apologist for tne errors of the :
Administration. My previous relations to
them remain unchanged ; but I trust tba
time will never come wben 1 shall not be
willing lo make auy personal sacrifice of
party fueling and party policy for tbe hon
or and integrity ot my conn try.
I know of no mode by which a loyal
cilia. m may so well demonstrate his loyal
y to his country as by eutaining the flag,
lho Constitution and the Uoiaa, under all
ciicuiusiaueerf auu uuuer every itiiiiiiuis
tration, fregardlcsj of party politics,)
..;i., l i -i...,..,i
D '
Ibe course ol Clay sou enstcr toward
ihe Administration of Gen. Jackson, in
tho days of Nullification, presents a noble
and worthy example for all true patriots.
At the very moment when that fearful
crisis WM pref'P',!,,eJ Pot the country,
narhiin alrifn Kitt nw no n W hirra anil l)rtm n-
r " u-.-- n.
i .lmma WNO 1 j II 1 1 U BD Vlll.l I1V1 IblblllH?. J
now between democrats and Kcpublicans. !
Tbe gulf which separated party leaders in ,
those days was quito as broad and deep as j
th,t wnicn D0W eePrto the Democracy ,
frAm fill. HannMu... 1 1 I lk. mnmnnft
from tbe Republicans. Hut tbe moment
i a n .nam. ..... I. .H. : 1 .I.i.:.. .1 '. I
an enemy arose in our midst, plotting dis
memberment of the Union and tbe destruc
tion of tbe Government, the voice of par
tisan strife was bushed into patriotie si
lence. One of the brightest chapters in
tbe history of our country will record tbe
faet, that, during this eventful period, the
great leaders of the Opposition, sinking
tbe partban in tbe patriot, rushed to the
sopport of the Government, aod become
its ablest and bravest defenders against all
assailants, until tbe eonspiracy was crash
ed and abandoned, wben tbey returned to
their positions as party leaders upon poli
tical issues.
These acts of patriotie devotion bava
never been deemed evidence of infidelity
or political treachery, on tbe put of Clay
and Webster, to the prinoiples and organ
ization of Ibe old Whig party. Nor have
I any apprehension that the firm and
unanimous sopport which tbe Democratic
leaders and masses are now giving to tbe
Constitution and the Union will ever be
deemed evidoace of infidelity to Democrat
ic principles, or a want of loyalty lo the
organisation and creed of the Democratic
party. If we hope to regain and perpetu
ate tbe aseendeney of our party, we should
never forget that n man can not be a true
Democrat unless he is loyal patriot.
With the sincere hope that these, my
convictions, may coincide with those of my
friends, I am, very truly yours.
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
To Viboil Hickox, Eq , Chairman
Stale Democratic Committee.
Kev. T. M. Reese will preach ja the M. E.
Church, Sunday, al 10 A. M.
SEPT. 18, 1863.
TIie sy ..r ini5s.:
in actual hard scrvtce.J
if-jr Header i wc wrnie me nnove imro-
i duetion to precede gome extracts
iroill
letters, written by John . .MIIXER,
which have since la Urn into the hands of
i " oodward p.irty, and wu can not
I - i .1 Til 1 ....... V ...
1 p't iiiciii. e w ui, nuwever, Mine, iron.
I pet them. e
4 memory, his mai
;,. lititn
, 1 ostc r, ... ISt O,
' crat. His stllise
.in lMiints. Ho Voted for
and enlisted ns a len.i-
... ..1 . . .. .1 1 1
11 .11.. .11 niiiiniui 1 1 BinjBu.'t.t 11....
.... .... , . ,.
, , r CURTIS, lea.ls mm to Ues.re ins re-
election, as he and nearly every Kohlicr
knows him to be riirht, and safe, whereas
knows Intii to be rijht, and sate, whereas
they do not know as much of Woodward,
; .lllll"arent inclined to trust him. l acing
., .. ,. . . ,. e , 1
'death as they are, they care nothing
a,"",t oU ,k'aJ Prty -' J nMU'
i l!t they are in earnest in the Wurk, aud
Jui the boldiers are not allowed to vote, at
iiresent. th.'V cati not be blamed if thev
... . .,. . . ...
i iku i iut:r uiumi Luiniiut hi bviiiic
1 , . , 1 , 1
i u""."' - '
I J.owrie, however, say ne snail not vote,
b.fause he Is one of the soldiers who are
preserving from a hostile foe the very
State over which they wish to rule !
Oamp 13th I no. Vols.,)
r li- T.l 1 w r a. J.i. m f
o.., i..um, . w ,
Enclosed fiod fife dollars for which
! 6' 8 . 1 wn do
i,nroniow, li is 10 mucn tise,an 01a inena.
I Tk. knn..Jn..n if ('h..l,eln.
I AUU nwmi.ililiMl V.iaini "
j bravely on. Our land and natal forces,
b eo.0neratinir, hato succeeded in practi-
M redaci Somptor The , ,
ereat holra in tbem. and tna Daxanel Has
! been entilely destroyed.
! The effoct of every shot eould be plain
them. Il wu in Ibis charge, thai Ihe
51th Mass. Reg. (eolored) gavo the lie to
those persons who sssert the negro will
not fight. As storming proved failure
and,our artillery has but little effoet upon
1 1. . aant k . 1 1 : n . Hi. njtntnM L.i.am.
IUC P.VU ...IQIIBOi WU UIIIUIVl. 11 U 'J U
, , , . ... -.
e uleJ a u' ht d,M,B wU1 vseom'
P'1:0- ,
' .- wo",0g W stumoiea
cr 108 boilJ of ini -gro-
Thinking
it would be ebarity to bury it, they dug
a grave, and were about to move the body,
wben one of ,ho.8 hMiah contrivances,
i torpedo, which was tied lo it, exploded,
killing three men and wounding two. It
is thus the Saathcra "chivalry" carry on
war !
Tk.l rh.rl.ln -,11 r..ll . Me.;n.
" v ' . j
Knowing the great imovnt of work to be
, , .it.... . .
uooe first, we do not look for that event at
as early a day as you iu the North do.
Months, mayhap, before Charleston is oc
cupied by our troops.
IT. K. KiN.NEDY.
toa tbi star a caiosicu.
From the North West
Vallandigham, in his address to the
people of Ohio, says, in reference to tho
action of the Convention by which he was
nominated,
'It was an example of courage worthy
the heroic ages of the world ; and it was
,, sl,M.t,.c.ft ail(t . ri,h,,L m the nsornin.?
tyrants who, having broken up the Union,
w,mij now 8trite down the Constitution,
.nbvert your present government, aud
. .- . . . 1 I
establish a formal and proclaimed despo-
... ...
tism in in its stead."
Here, it will bo seen, those whose offi
cial duty and responsible work is to put
down Rebellion, are made the authors of
it, and the subverters of our'institutions
aud government 1
Again he says : "It is vain to invite
the States and people of the South to re
turn to a Union without a Constitution,
and dishonored and polluted by repeated
and most aggravated exactions of tyraui
cal powers."
What do the American people think of
a Government that should be administered
to suit Rebels against its just ruthority ?
The issue raised in the case of Vallandig
ham, relates to the line of separation be
tween the civil and the military authori
ties in our system of government. Now,
tho civil and the military authorities
concur in the question of jurisdiction, and,
what is of political significance in the
case, is, that the nian who had rendered
himself obnoxious to both, stood related to
them by former party affiliation. Why,
then, do not the Democracy acquiesce,
especially as they were so lately the boas
ted champions of "law and order" and
judicial finalities ? "0 consistency, thou
art a jewel !"
next quote from the editorial columns
of Ihe Democratic CritU :
"That the Statesmanship of the South
was in almoit constant ant.igonisra to the
avarice, the eelfiahiiess oi'New England
- - - .. II UWIV JtWaa) )V
"CHRONICLE,' rstabli.s'ae.1 ia 1843Wh.le No., 1,014.
I the prostitution of fiinilauii'ht.1 rTii-ij.ls t VJj yl j.
j for l.K-:.)iz.-.I int.-re.-rx is illustrated u!l' JjjL S&l aUSfcCWG-
tliroii-li the political history nl tin; emm-
Where are tlm lialloweit memories "
riymoiith llock and the ril-iii.i l'atliei - ?
Aait. the i.'riti K.ys: "Thw much
must every impartial historian declare in
1 .lail. IUU 1. rw n.i9. J 1111 i,,Mi ii
the favor of the Snith ; that all it sup- t.tl f rni,al'. The Iriipreve
poseil m...it extreme vicwi all its most m-nis are a tarre Tw.iorer BRII'K
extraVJ'.'Tiiit demands have been claimed . IBJ.HOUE. a Hank I Lara 4j b l
K be under and it. aeeord.uo.e with that len, i(.nhfr vmh all ol ihe neces&ary Out
common u-oVCTiimeutal law. tio back as far f" !t" Th"e "V" 8Zl
'. as vou will take ui) any question on
ul.li l. tlo-re Ii:i bin-n a more ot less com-
. ..
t, eto Northern and Smlhern romluuation
v.-oUtll,.1.I1 prt!. ,
t,.Itiims jlavc ,Kt.H ivariably claimed and
defended as flowi.iL' directly from the1
defend
spirit and terms of the Constitution and
i legitimate subordination to it."
. .... . ....:....:
1 Are Nullification aud recession among
those "most extreme views, "most ex-
travagant .leuiaii.js 01 inc. 0.1.1. .
. ml
!-'' "J l" iuv
1 . .
North, to be c....stiluti.i.ai.
I Tn the same number of the fV.Vi. I
- -
Gud the following:
"What has become of the Columbus
Criiis? It has not graced our table for
two months. It is indispensable to us
Arjnt, lAJW'isburg, l'a."
If the quotations, above, from the Cri-
uiii anil t.i.li!iirra tf ttiw s.irl .m IIIiYk-
J ' , Hill ... 1.... . . -. . .. I v.., mm. ... " "
peusi.ble to the Argus, (and no candid
reader doubts it) can they find a lodgment
:.. 1 11 .
1 111 loyai licaru. . jv u.eu ... . "-
t , i. ul..,.
nia, judge. If the Editor is proud of the
Paternity herein acknowledged, patriotie
men who lnv stoou by tue "oia uag
1.: ..:.,. 1 1 1
; Will lll J 11 i 111 UUIUIVI lo. UVrtlk.
I These things greeted my vision down i
: in Ohio.
in
. , .... i, -
. mhn t(c of John ( an(,
I. men Iwy.k the l.oi.l. it was enou -ri
to crimsou the cheek of iiatriotisui. Were
t stivtfiiti more than the utterances of the
; will be more than a match fur all enemies,
; and the hooting owl of night yet shriuk
' back before the spreading glories of the
j better day. M. W. Cramer.
Hound Prairie, 111.. Sept. 7.
Three Teachers Wanted.
Arri.ICATft.8 will be received bv the
-School Directors of .MEW BEKLI.N for
T.rh.r. .if ihr.. KplMiii nl u.i.l ll..r.iiiok
un 1TllD1I, the SKih Sept. istix The'
. Schools will be opened1 five monV...
By order of the B4rd :
CHA'S WII.SO.. Sec'y.
LEWJSBDBQ ACADEMY
TVH E FA LL SKSSlt . commences Moin.r,
1 Sept.'iS, lS6:l,to conliuue to ihe Holidays.
A private Re;Krt of the stnndin; of the
I Mf"". h.rl.r..r.-..lr.1lotri.hni..l...r-.lir,n.Dt
or (ii.rdi.n -.ml It 1. r.-ym.Ti. Blt-l .i.t .ii.h n-tif In ttn
I r"" .n.iu..
1 tin us per Session, includin
! rlpttlses.
s couuugen
I'KIMAUY Reading, Wrilins. Definer.
Arithmetic, Oeog-, Oram, and l. f.
Ilisterv. $5.00
ADVANCED ENGLISH, all not inclu
ded above fi.SO
I.ANCLAGES, 7 50
UiiNo deductions except for pretrar.ted
sickness. J. RANDOLPH,
s-pk :s, ict
rroH.p
. .
d
M'e would inform the public that we have
for aale, in our newly established Nurseries,
ear the Lewisburg Hialion. a larger assort
ment lhan last year of
rrv.lt ana Oraaatealal Trees, tkrabs, tr.
In our old Nurseries ia Adams conntv, we
have Ihe largest stock of trees and largest ;
sized for Fall of 1863 and Spring of 'SI. We
therefore can furnish Trees by large quaali -
ties lo Dealers Ac. at very low prices.
The attention of buyers and dealers is res-
pectfullv solicited to an examination of onr
siock. We also desire a dozen good AtiENTS
lo sell fur the coming Spring.
i SHEI.l.tRiHCMMER.
PR. T0I5IAS'
VENITIAN LINIMENT.
i CERTAIN CCRE FOR PAINS AND
2. ACHES, and warranted superior lo
any ether. Croup il positively cures ; relief
. . . . i . i I
is absolutely sure immediately it is used.
Mothers remember this, and arm yourselves
with a bottle without delay. Croup is a dis-
thai nnliee. frenimnlltf allau-lrnn. '
Ihe child in the dead hour of night : before a
.t. .k:u :. ,k. j...i k r .:.k. . k-r. !
physician can be summoned it may be too
late. Remember, the Veoitian Liniment nev
er tail.. Price 5 aad .0 cents a bottle.
Sold by all DrugjiM. Ol&ce, 56 Cotilaadi
Suett, New York.
IS tn 'J?
, -
1 tMJL til. containins
100 ACRES,
. 1
more or is, moniy i,imeionr wjh, bmnw
. .: -1 . ... ! I I .... ..I snfl in
..,.,,.!..., . wr 'r , ki,..2
....
1 irraini wonmz iiiiinci i. i.'i niii'ii, wa ,
: r.-.i ,h
Jf b f jl)r f ,hf wh'oIe FanB
wlll be pa, ap. TERMS m 1'de kn at sale,
anockwc hsokmsix'M, i ic
l! KM. 1. 1WX samlkl II WUBUU , ka.
Jon mi
'MffO desirable BMLUI.VU LOTSsitoart
t Oil Dll
J on Brown sireel, (Kiver reau.j i-ewis-
ou Inquire of II. UERHARf, 3d 3u sear
. Ji-rke! june.
.ifor Sale,
DOUBLE HOI'sE, (..b Lot) anitabta
A
fur two lam.lies. h is situated on,
N..nh Fourth street. There are a good sta
ble and other outbuildings, and a never tail
in; well of water on the premises. For par
ficulars and terms enquire nf
ADAM BEATER
Lewisburg, April 34, If
, VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.
T.OK SALE, That new, well-built,
1 iwo-su.iey.oeuDie orica ;iiiiu,jm.
- ,, , n, K h, B ... . .h. ou
' ses at ,he est end of Market St. Lewisburg,
I between ,7.1. and mh fts TMWili
1 grt,wl0R. Lo. 74 (eel from.
Juue S3- REl'oEi Oii.UEK .
I i-IMMak m WM urn nan
. T11"' " Eas. BuST-
I. iownnin, a nnie o u... suu.a .
isburs. It contains 61 Acres more or less.
: all cleared and ia a rood stale of cultivation.
! ini.iihpr woh 1U Acre of Timber Land ncal
FOR SALE.
SITUATED mostly in ihe Borough of Hat
tletoa, adjoioin: the village on the north.
and eiendin almost its enure lenjih, niak
in; iu division and sale into lots quit conve
nient, containing ist Acres), 16 of wa.clt
reare well TtmLiered. A small Stream of
Water flows nearly through its centre.
'I be improvements are a good Frame "-
House and Bank Barn, with a Tenant
Houie at the North end of ihe farm. Two
Apple Orchards, oae in full bearing, tba
younger beginning to bear.
Also no Acre of Timber Laad,
situated in Hartley township.
For Terms, apply to
Mas. AG.E8 S. WTLSOX.
. 9S7m or WM.F.VII.SO., Hartleton.r'a
Valuable Farm and Business Stand
1
MR SALE, situate in Lew., township.
I'oiun Cu, Penn'a, containing IMS
Acres, more or less, about twenty acres of
good timber, the remainder clear and in a
gcod stale uf cultivation. Uu it are erected a
good Bank Barn, a laree two storey Dwelling
House. Spring H.iDie and other out buildings,
a large Orchard, and never failing waier in
the barnyard. About half the farm is Liais
stcne ground.
Also another tract of land, adjoining th
) above farm. containing about si Acre all
I cleared, on which are erected a new Foundry
I and Machine Shop W fee. by 30 feet, three
i hfirii: hint, urob a Klark Smith Shun Ai
aitached. It contains a Steam Engine of ten
horse power, turn in; lalbrs, drills, saws, (both
: circular and upright,) planer, and a variety
of tools belonging to a Machine Shop. Also
three good dwelling houses, an excellent
spring of never failing water, aod a small
Orchard of choice fruit..
This property would make also an excel
lent Tannery, being situated in a good coun
try for bark, and good water bandy lo th
building, which can be piped into Ihe building;
with but little cost. A large business in
manufacturing Clover Hollers has been car.
ried on by this establishment. It will be soli
to suit purchasers, with as much of the Ma
chinery as the buyer may want. For further
particulars, apply lo the subscribers residing
on aad near the above memioned premises.
JOSEPH HANOKRS.
GEO. W. MYERS.
Aug. 4. Attorneys ia fact of Christian Reif
FOR RENT.
TWO-STOREY Brick HOCSB aaddsHk
LOT on North Fourth street. MJkJL
March 18. '6J. H. P. HHELLER.
Notice to tbe Drafted.
1 TTSDER Ihe provisions of lh Act of
I I r...e. fnr nrn.linff Mil rallms ont
h( a,IOnal forces, Ihe following persona
: are exempt :
isl The only son liable to military duty
i 0f . widow dependent oa his labor for sup-
i noTt ;
, j. The only son of aged or infirm parent
or parents dependenl oa his labor for sup
port;
3d
The only brother of children not 13
years old (having neither Father aor Mother.)
dependenl on his labor for support ;
4th The father of motherless children
under 13 years of age dependent oa his
larmr lor support;
' we there are two membefs of the
family of the person drafted, already in the
military service of tbe Waited Slates.
All persons entitled to the above exemp
tions, can have .heir papers made out at the
office of C. D. BREWER, Attorney al U,
OtllCe Of C U. n
Lewisburg. I.'nion Co., Pa.
U. CCRH4RT. PESTIST.
has removed to Soutn tM ffree'.fo.if
doors Aea, the Towa Ctovit, LEW.
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