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BY 0. N. WOKDEN AND J.
At !. Per e"er, always In Advance.
WittfSW KfMI-WKrKlT
ITuesJay Murnin? & Friday Afternoon.
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'ABRAHAM
aojrTbe 1'iovost Guard bate up tbrir
'Beats around tbe Court House. Tbe dsten-
jo of the morning train until noon kept
irk Messrs. Clament and Charlton of the
pi'tard, who are ta pass npoo tbe Drafted
Plao in tba following order:
VrnU., Mth . Bratfr. fuffiln..
atutdy. Hlh fcji-t ttutfa.. W..t nafTal.,llartly.
MMd.y, ltttta K.lljr. Levi, ll.rU.lou.
TMd.r. 17th Lttttrr.
W.dnM4.r. l!1li l.im-l'.ii..Mifflinbtirg,rw B01-IIB. '
nandajr, ista v.ko, mt. iMr.
VW7.' m, F.Tt week
,ok preparatory aieps to throw off tbe
oeubu of Slavery. Gen. Goldbroueh,
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Kuuucipaluuist and Unconditional Uo-
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louiau nae over zu.uuu any. tor liompiroi -
ler, against a Democratic, Conservative,
Union as it was-ist. Tba Legislature the
m ma tort of a majority, fc.tur Coni - rette - -
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aieo are pledged to austaia LiqcoId, but
the lower district elee'ed a Sreesb tbe
Union vote being divided between an
Emancipation and a Slavery candidate.
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Now let Maryland iuai(!urte the tree
Labor policy, aud lbs infl.ix of Northern
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eapiial and energy will make tbe States
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OI Jiaryiaua ana I'oiaware among iu
most prosperous of tbe Union.
Remember the Soldiers !
Our grand armies of the 1'otumao and
of Etst Tennessee are new operating in
bigb, eild, mountainous regions, and are
rrq'iired to be constantly on tbe alert, so j
tbat ttiey oeed good warm elotbiog for
beir efficiency and comfort. Government I
UUCP mil ivr iuciu, uui vuiciai per
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loes all it can for tbeiu, i
eons bave to be exact aud eareful, and are
leld respons.ble for more iban individual. stQoe u io be itone Mn no, be . r,r Humphreys, unfortunately was cap
are. Tbe latter also, somehow, are sime- j nr(iken ,nose Jn cierM it c,0 Bot ; tured by tbe Rebels, when but a abort
what more speedy and thoughtful than ,ffcct be wi,,er Th, cheips ,0(1 else distance from the Regiment ; I auppoie be
i.fficers. We see this fact in Express with which it Mn b, mt0liuctatei. it io Richmond by this time. Neit
Companie, and persoual enterprises gen-: .M,,pri.l i in t r,rt f the ITr.in I mornine. our cavalrv advanced, bat did
H:,"oee ft '? ,h4t ,he s''"y "
Mms'ian Comrui.sions are so much relied
on to furnish sick, wounded, or exhausted
eoldiera extra attentions tbat may mitigate
touch Buffering aud prcservo thousands of
valuable lives.
From all .ppeirtrjcp. there raT he
desperate eooteste between the Union
boats aod the Rebels, any and every day '
for aome time to ooine cootcats that may j
terminate tba force of the KeheJIiou if we ,
ouseeed or prolong It . e.r r more jf W9 ;
are tbe losers. It is important, then, that
aurplus stores should be on band, at head- j
quarters, for speedy trannuiiasion ab rever j
toost needed.
. Citis'us of Lewi.burg! of ITuion enuo-
ty ! your sooa, butbaods, brothers, fathers, ,
friends, neighbor, may aa much require, J
aod receive as much, aa any other ol tbe
noble men who are staying the Rebel j
Blunderers and murderers from our borders. I
There are tbou.auds of you wbe esn give )
to ibeaa aod never feel it.
Soma may be i
loet, or waated but it
ill do immense ;
good to very maoy perhaps to those you
cherish the most, but may not reach
individually, in time of most oeed. Give,
then, as yno cao best, and, io whatever
way your liberal spirit may devise ! Aod
give speedily, tu be in ample aeasoo far
any emergency
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and feasible time for simultaneous collee-.
lions and donations for the elj.-ot.
Almost Fatal Accident
Oo tbe 5tb tost, in Brsdy Twp, a child
of Daniel Foreeman, about 18 months old,
ws playiog with others by a well at Ibe '
baro, aod Ibe well being carelessly covered
with a loose board tbe child fell io, going
in I eet aod striking in 6 feet of water, i precedent. We understand tbat aubseri
Tbe other children ran to raise Ibe alarm, bpr receive tbe full price of the paper
when the father and some hand came io i (ne do, ,r) in Dd-iware or Conconi ,jrapt
from the corn-field, a quarter of a mile off
one person was let down with a rope
be found tbe child floating, face downward
it was immediately brought up aod,
though black in the faee, life waa not
extinct, and by proper efforts the child
was resuscitated. It moat bave been in
tba water over 20 minutes. u. R.
ssafTbe article we eopy from tbe
"Press" of Bellefonte, suggeata several
facts. Were tbe 2,000 soldiers of Center
coaoty to vote, that eeuuly wonld give
Cortia 800 or 900 majority. Tbe soldiers
of Canter, Cliotoo, aod Lycoming, and
a doaea other counties that might be
named, voting, woald bave elected tb
entire Uaion Ticket to those eoaoties.
The Boldiere wonld bave sent to Congress
Messrs. Grow of Susquehanna, Campbell
of Schuylkill, Patterson of Jaoiata,
M'Phersoa of Adam. Ill.ir 0f Blair,1
Wallace ol ladieaa, aad Stewart of Law
rases seven and perhaps other Union
members io Pennsylvania, aud 30 or 35
otters in other States. The simnltaoeoo.
CopperbeU movement to keep the Soldier. '
from voting, bas greatly erippled the'
Government, aod caused eodless hatred
betweeo tbose its enemies and its friends 1 '
Ihe Cop and the Soldiers.
BUM TOE Judoi. John Peaav of
East Buffaloe, band. . ..od !
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Beats toe Juuoi.
., Bj'vwB aiauajg CBUOBgea, WOtCO IS OVer
10 lbs in weight, and 23 J inches io gtnb.
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" reaey was one ot two in reserve.
rgar taaa tbat, for any en who thinks
b aaa beat bis beets.
aJaThis evening, st Selinegrove, Rev.
" r. spreeaer, of
Milloo. lectures ,""' . prisoa a. moomouo i
yaa tbe Dreamer" fx tbe benefit of
tt SuBisj Eehool.
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R. CORNELIUS.
ftrllKNRV WARD BriKCUER 8 fiva
national speeebe, in Scotland and En-
j ImJ, bave woo much fame to him and
good to our cmae. Tba Rebel sympathi
sers, there a her, sought every way to
confuse (be publio mind, and to prejudice
the people against him, by false cbargei,
forged quotations ai from him, threaten
ing riot and blondahed, and by attending
his meeting, in orgsnised gangs, to bias,
hurra for Pavis, aud annoy by questions.
All ways, fair and fool, to prevent bia
being beard, were resorted to, save perso
nal violence and absolute force, whieh the
authorities prevented. Tbe opposition
tu0at C1"' ,0 ,hlt ,h"
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' urouent neecuer out toe Birouger, iuu
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his American hearers sav he was never
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Tbe Iiritisb confess be met and tamed
! their mohocratg, turned the tide against
the Slive Power whioh eougbt to crush
"tree sneecu in n2iauu, aou airctriueu
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i Scotchmen.
ana Isaac Alarab. uf Millou. Du inven
ted and patented a Composition for j
Rocfing and Paving, wbieb we observe;
bas been highly spoken of by the New !
Yrk Tribune. Jlr. Marsh claims as rec-!
ommendationa for the preparation, that !
"it is perfectly frost and water proof. It
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caet iron. It is reads for u.e in thirtv
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minutes after being moulded. Its adhes- . fsst for a short lime, none in our Regi
' i.nt.P,. it aeh that, in fi miniitea after 1 tnent were burL O ir Assistant Surgeon,
It can be used for a thouaud d.ffurent
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purposes. n e nave seen some prepared
as roofing tile, which we design to try.
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Common Schools.
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109 couern 01 uuiuins ip.
requ ed to meet at tbe X Roads, Sstor-,
day,14'b Nov. to re-organixa the Institute,
Tbe Cnioo County Taachera' Institute
wj I J be held during the Holidays. Let
XeMoer Diraetor, aod good wisher,
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urran'J J1" !
Snydor county has bers at 8elinsgrove,
-5 h to 31st Dee. Northumberland at
Mill. n, 25th Deo. to 1st Jao.
Tbe Sute Superintendent bas issued a
ol fof , of ,be Q g jn.
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enden,s l Hburg commence oo
tha l'-'b of next Jaooary.
It is hoped tbat these meetiogs will be
fall, and tbat much food may result aa
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ioosly aod vigorously io efforts to tbat
effect.
Mixer's Rural American. We call
Ihe atteotioo of readers to an advertise
ment of the above paper, which appear in
oar columns this week. Mr. Miner bas
devoted a life-time to rural pursuits aod
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puuiieanoua. 111a paper is more practical
tbao tbe majority of such publications, j
and has obtained a wide popularity as one i
of tbe best journals for farmers and fruit
growers in this country. It is published
twice a month, each No. eootaioiog 20
well-printed columns.
Tbe gratuities offered by Mr. Miner to
subscribers aod agents, are liberal beyond
viae, seot free of all charge for transpor
tation, or Ibe same amouot, next 8ept. of
IZuucWi Great Prolific Strawberry plantt,
io regard to wbieb we bear moat wonder
ful account of the eixe of berriee and pro
ductiveness. W recommend thai readers,
interested in each a paper, send for a
specimen copy, that tbey may aee for
tbemselvea. Address T. B. MlNKR,
Clinton, Oneida county, N. Y.
MiFFLiNBCRa Items. Several bad
boys bave been arrested, fined, and bound
over, by Esq. Rishel, for misconduct
Tbe batcher at Sankey's shop fired aod
missed his mark, but shot and killed
valuable cow, belonging to Rev. Dr. Grier
...... A large bear waa killed in West
Buffaloe, last week, by one of tba maoy
hunters who are -eojoyiog this pleasant
weather by trying their gaos ta the woods.
...Tbe Telegraph says :
"Persons in this eounty wishiog to
appeal from tbe Ioternal Revenue Assess
ment made for Ihe year eommeoaiog May
can be beard at tbe office of the
A,eor. (Daniel Keodig,) io Middletowo,
'?t'"d ,Stor'. 'b od .28th
PP' be mads ,n wnt.og."
8uddh Death. On Tuesdsy morsiag
l,H' ' lh Readiog Depot, Josepb fi.
"e"loT. Cashier of the Nortbambarlaod
nana ten aead, mm a heart disease. Sir.
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Priestley was a gentleman universally e.
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public man aod as a private citizen.
publi
II is sge wu about 70 years.
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a pablioatioo of tba - Rebel
authority, it appsax tbat Levi Ren oer, of
Buffaloe Tp., a member of Co. E, 142d
P. V., who waa taken prisoner at Freder-
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i!34 Feb. last
Cap4.6baffet's Scbiffle'sJ
death wu on tbe 30th Jan.
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LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA FRIDAY,
From Co. "E.," 1424 P. V.
Uristow Statiom, Va., Nv. 4.
I suppose it baa been almoat impossible
for onr friends to keep tbe track of as for,
the last few weeks, our tnarohee bave
been so rapid and so various.
About 2 o'clock oo tba morning of
Saturday, Oct. 10, we broke camp near
Culpepper, and marched towards the Rap
idao, for the purpoae of making a feiut of
attacking tbe Rebels io thtir works on the
south bank of that river. We lay oo
tbe bank of tbe river tbat day until dark,
when we took op our lioe of march in a
north eaaternly direction, towards Kelly's
Ford oo tbe Rappahannock river, which
we crossed Suoday afternoon, the 1 1th.
On tbe 13th we marched from Kelly's
Ford to Brietow Station, on tbe Orange
!i Alexandria Railway, distance of
thirty miles. Next morning we started
at daylight, and marched tbat day to
Centreville ; on the way, wading tbe his
toric "Bull Run." We remained in tbe
fortifications (fully prepared for battle, if
the enemy should attack ns io our strong-
bold) until tbe 19tb, when we again took
up our march towards tbe enemy, passed
the Bull Run battle field, and kept oo to
Hay Market, near the last end of Tbor
ougfare Gap, in tbe Bull Run mountains.
Our cavalry bad been driving the Rebels
oay, and bad driven toera tnrougn me
Gap; but. at Newaliimore, the Rebels
reinforced, and drove our eavalry
through tbe Gap. Our Division,
being io the advance, checked the Rebels.
, There waa aomo skirmishing going on in
; the evenioe. but it did not amount to
much. Although tbe bullets uew pretty
! o find the enemy, tbey making good
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I afternoon, our corps passed through, and
: bivouacked at night at the west end of tba
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fcD(j mrche)i t0 BrUtow SutioD. trber
u.u. mo wo .o
we now are eooamped.
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1 nave enaeavoraa 10 give an outline 01
our eoovemeota ainee we oommeneed the
maaterly retreat from Culpepper. Mas
terly retreat I call it, for ail who eaw the
skilful marjccivrei of our troops, aod our
immense trains comiog safely into our
lines of fortifications, agree that the Gen
eralship of the movement waa uf the high
est order.
We ere on the battle field of Brislow
Station, where O -n. Warreo, with Ibe 2J
Corps, met and defeated the advance of
Lee' Army. We bad very hard eerv.ee,
marching from fifteen to thirty mile per
day, keeping op our march on several
oceasion nearly all night, liviog on wormy
"hard lack," and doing with but little
sleep. But tbe boys are onee more rested,
and are ready, but not anxious for advan
ce.. There is every prospeol of a speedy
forward move of the Army of the Potomac.
Tbat it may be a move of viotory, and
t lory to our arms, is the earnest desire of
,r, MieT.
We were eratifiad. but not surprised, to
bear the result of tbe Electioo. Judge
Woodward might perhaps have made a
good Goveroor, but thia is no time for
experiments. We mast choose men, for
office, whom we know to be true and loyal
to oar country. Such a mao is Aodraw
Cortio. lie has proved himself not ooly
so able statesman, but a true patriot.
Under hi administration, we may rest
assured tbat our old Keystone State will
not be dishonored. I think every mem
ber of Company "E," endorses his actions
as Governor, and i well satisfied tbat be
is re elected. C. R. E.
Before the War, the writer of the
above, Uapt. iuvaos, noted witb tbe Dem
ocrats. But nearly all earnest soldiers
i now care more for Country tbsn for
Pty.
tThe wind, on Fridsy last, was Tory
severe in maoy parts of tbs country. In
Danville, tbe Baptists aod Catholics had
each a new bouse of worship built np to
tbe square, but tbe wind blew down tbs
walls.
Gov. Curtln at Home.
Our friends, in other parte of the State,
are sometimes at a loss to understand bow
it some tbat Gov. Cortio, who is admit
ted to be personally popular at home, was
defeated in this couoty, 344 votes, st th
reoeot eleotioo, although be carried it in
1860 by 341. Tba reason is obvious, and
is at once creditable both to Gov. Curlin
and bis friends. Tbe districts which gave
majorities roR bim, in 1860, have 1682
soldiers uoder arms, wbue those wbioa
went against bim, bave but 463 in
tbe field, although they poll over half tbe
Democratic vote of tbe couoty. Our
ranks are deeimsted at borne only because
tbev are so full in tbe field, and w point
with pride and triumph to tba reoord. I
"If O aOOUlU nave Diuaucu li van awwa
bad stood aereoe aod flourished in a anvil
war." Bettefonf Preu.
Curiosities. A man named Clark,
formerly of Lewisbnrg, now confined in
onr eonnty jail, ha been amuaiog himself
by ratting baskets, akeare,pioocrs,eogioe.
&e.,out of wood. Tbsy are neatly eat, aod
display considerable ingenuity M fftim-
lateit Scuiinel.
Thanksgiving Proclamation
PENNSYLVANIA, SS: Iatbe aaave
and by the authority of tbe Commonwealth
of Penneylvania, Andbcw G. Curtin,
Governor of the said Commonwealth
A PaOCLAaUTION.
Whereas, tbe President of the United
States, by bis Proclamation beariog dale
oo tbe 3d day of Ibis month, has invited
tbe citi-.ens of tbe United Statee to act
apart Thursday, I be 26th day of November
next, as a day of thanksgiving and prayer,
Now I, Andrew G. Curlin, Goveroor
of Pennsylvania, do hereby recommend,
tbat the people of Pennsylvania do eet
apart and observe the said day accordingly,
and that tbsy do especially return thanks
to Almighty God for the gathered bar
vesta of the fruits of the earth,
Far tbe prosperity with which He bas
blessed the industry of the peoplo,
For ibe general health aod welfare
which lie hai graciously bestowed npon
tbem,
. For tbe crowning meny by which tbe
blood-thirsty and devastating enemy was
driven from our soil by the valor of our
brethreo, freemen of this and other States ;
And tbat tbey do especially pray for
the continuance of the blessings which
have been heaped npon aa by the Divine
baod,
And for the safety and welfare and
auceess of our brethren io Ibe field, that
tbey may be strengthened to tbe over
throw and confusion of tbe Rebels new io
arm. against our oe.ovea eoun.ry,
so that peace maybe restored in ail
our borderr.nd thcLonstitutioo and law.
of tbe laod be everywhere within tbem
re-established and sustained.
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G.veo uoder m, band , and the great eeal
ui iua aiatv, mm uarrnirur, iuu oiu
day of October, io tbe year of our Lord
1853, aod of the Commooweallb the
84ib.
By the Goveroor : A. G. CURTIN.
Eli Slifer, See'y of Commonwealth.
OUR UNION BOYS.
Tub 'Ktafr;tjuBBe ComiBg.
; Say. have you seen our I'oion soldiera.
' w ''n 'n"r e"iu" aS n'6n. .
I March alone the road some lime this morning
Kre the dawn had in Ihr ikwt
rrc inr uiwn uta 111 idc hj i
! To iread yo battle plains ihejr're going.
r or ineir country cans inem tortn,
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! To sweep o er marshaled hosts of traiiora
, Like tempests from the flionh.
Cdoava. Divided arc would fall.
k United let aa alaad.
It must be tbat our starry banner
Floata over all tbe land.
A million patriots bare been drilling
To preserve our country dear.
And yrt our broken ranks are filling
With boys that know no fear.
On land, on sea, the whiles and blacks
Together fought, like heroes tell ;
Whene'er tbey charged, the Rebel, trembled
Tben let their praises .well.
Divided, dee.
Our fathers met and whipped the tyrants
As they landed on nnr shore,
And while the son of freedom's shining
We can fight them o'er and o'er:
Whoe'er opon our flag would trample.
Let -or aword wave o'er bis head,
Far better on the field be dying
Than to cower beneath tbe shade.
Divided, oxc.
Huzza! the Union braves are coming
By the mountain, wood, and Eleu,
Aod naught is beard but fife and drumming
And the steady tramp of men.
Lead them. Heaven ! on to conquer:
What though war-clouds veil Ihe hour T
The Siara and Stripes o'er all shall triumph.
And our Eagle, free, shall lower.
Divided, etc.
A dinner will be given at Emeriob's
Hotel, ia Lower Augusta, on Thursday,
the 19th iaat., ia honor of Cspt Gobin'a
Company, now at home on furlough.
The dinner will be free for the soldiers,
aod tbe price of ticket 50 cents for other
guests. Tbe friends of th Union are
invited t attend and assist in doing honor
to tbe brave men who, after more than
two years of service, have re enlisted for
tbe war.
At the late meeting of tbe Syned of
Pittsborg, a resolution was adopted rec
ommending tbe ehnrches to take immedi
ate action to raise tbe salaries of their
ministers to such an extent aa duty in tbe
premises may require. Tbe action is
worthy of tbe emulation of tbe different
ebnreh organisations tbrougboul the
country.
Saturday Iaat, the Union farmers around
Dayton, Ohio (Vallaodigbam's borne) bad
a jolly good time. Tbey came into tbat
eity witb 325 loads of wood, 28 drsys of
flour, and 60 wagon loads of farm products
all given to the families of soldier.
They talk of making another "call" next
January.
Capr. Amos B. Mott, of Tuokbaoooek,
superintends th immense Government
Bakery, near Alexandria, wbicb employs
two buodred meo, and daily converts into
tbe very bast of bread between four and
five hundred barrels of good Soar.
Melancholy. An Irish woman wu
taken to tba Lebanon prison, on Saturday
last, for gettiog drunk. Sba was very
noisy, and seemed to be particularly eu-
thusiuti.o for tbe "dimmeeratie pert by."
Old proverb often fail. "As goes
mother Cumberland, ae goes the 8tate,"
and "If Berks beat Lancaster, so goes
tbs State," ere boil proved to bo false by
Curtin's aleetion.
' Since being defeated for Judge, Wal
ter H. Lowrie bu consoled himself by tak
ing $50,000 for a farm be owned. And
Isaac Bait, a BoabasUr printer, baa a
$100,000 ft
Wm! Hsyser, Sr., President of tbs Bank
of Cbambersonrg, died on Friday lut.
An- Unconditional Union fsper is to be
star tad in LoauviUe, Ky.
NOV. 13, 1863.
Latest News
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Heade's Advance and Success.
Oo Saturday last, both wings of Army
of the Potomaeeroaeed tbe Rppabannock
and drove the Rebel line. We took 1300
prisoners and 4 bitteries, and bad 400 or
500 killed aud wounded. It was a bold
and effective atroke of our forcea.
Meade Las outgeneraled Lee, driving
him into bis lines. Uir losses are com
paratively email, and our whole Army io
the best of spirits.
Tk. Mnn.tA ManMliAK nf Vt SllITlt.r
is not confirmed. It is knocked to pieces ,
except at the S.W. eorner, where are yt
burrowed a few Rebels like inhabitant of
the catacombs. Io the darkness of oijtnt
of 3J of Oct., a doxao of our soldiers did
resob tbe wall, but were accidentally die-
; covered and driven back : hence prebably
arose tbe report.
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rnu.y .u J ' , - ,wnhip. n,n county, adjomi.t land
force, drove the Rebel-Mudwall Jackson f h K.lMl,Ttr, h,lrJ 'of S. r Homer,
down the Greeobriar Mountains and , c i an f Oeorse Bado and o:heraln
tbrough the town of Lewi.burg, Virginia. i,nin I hiity-five Acre, mora or les. wnh
T ,... r.. tn...:j. p.,., the aapnrienauce. on which is ayoun( bear-
Two outposts of Geo. Boroside in lust , . choIC, ,raiU Th, iinpri,Ve-
Tennsssee, bave been esp'ored with their ,re, , ro-i,wo ,iorey Dwelling House,
men and guns but tbe General regards parn, and other necessary buildings, wub a
bis main positions as secure. i w.iiorew"atrBartiwdw.iiin -
r . h.l. to oaimmf at 10 o rlock in th. f.rnoon ot !
Hon. Iv V. uantt, ot Ariansas, twice
a Cnniiressman and a Geoeral 10 tba Rebel :
army, aod now a prisoner of tbe Union
forces, baa addressed a long letter la toe
SeceMsionisi. He says they bave played
a bold came, suffered much, and are
whipped out.
Further oonteal is worse
than useless ; they bad better let Slavery ,
' go, and make tbe beat terms tbey can.
tbe beat terms tbev can.
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On his attention beiug called to tbe matter
i by Mioisier Dayton, he promptly touk
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f iao parties iuipiiuaeu iu ms uviavu
in Ohio, an account of wbicb we gave
last week, have beao before tbe Grand
Jury at Cincinnati, and bave bad true
bill found against them.
gainst
Certain descriptions of army eloth have
fallen from 81 30 to 90 eeots a yard.
Gov. Bramiette, of Kentucky, make an
earnest aod eloquent appeal for tbe filling
on bv volunteer of tbe Quota for tbat
State under the President's requisition.
,. oki'
Oo Sunday, tbe 8th Nov. two Kbel j
officers, found io the Sooth Mountain,
were taken to Chambersburg. 1
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Trimly Prot. Epis. Church, (fbamberlin's t tbe barnyard. About half th farm ia Lime
Building). Service Sunday, Nov. 15, at 7 ' atone ground, ....
'clock io the evening. All era affectionately ! Also anoiber tract of land, adjoining the
invited to attend. j above farm, containing about '2H Acre, all
- ; cleared, on which arc elected a new Foundry
TaaaaaaiTiae Dax, 26-ra ibst. Service ' and Machine 8nop SO feet by 30 feet, three
in ihe M.E Church, l.ewitburg, at 10. A.M . stories high, with a Black Smith Shop. ate.
Sermon by Rev. Dr. Dickson. At 6j in the ; attached, ll contains a Steam Engine of tea
evening. Prof.Curua to preach ia the Presby- j bone power. turning laibea. drills. saws. (both
unan bouse.
DR. TOBIAS'
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT.
TS PINT BOTTLES AT F1FTT CENTS,
L cures lameness, cuts, galls, colic, Ac
Read the following :
Bostow, July 7th. 1863.
Da. Toaiasi We have used for ibe past
year your Horse Liniment for lameness.
k,cks. bruises, colic aad cnia. aad ia every ! "eo un b " eblihmeuL It will be .old
insiance found it the beat article I ever tried ! u' P-rchaaw. with aa ranch of ibe Ma
'" ,.. ... . ' chmery as the buyer may warn. For farther
dozen, as it is the only liniment we n.e now.
We have I US horses, some very valuable,
and do not want to leave town without it.
HYATT FROST.
Manager Van Amburg A Co's Menagerie.
8oId by all druggist?. Oifice 66, Cortland Hu
New York.
MARRIED,
By John Tata, EJ . 3d Inst, ngrnr HALL and Sn.
NANCT M'COHTNtT, both ot Hrad? Tp.
In Whit. Dot Twr, Sath nit, 8AMCFI.. in hit 11th
yr.r nnd .D th. ,10th ult ANNA KLI7A, In htr 3d
ramr ehlldrva of Benrr aad UaBnab Op. nr.
In svilnntroa. eth In.t. in b.r sth rear, SALLIB,
daughter ol frot . and Ura. 8. BOKN.
L DWJKBOll-lI.
'T11IE snbscriber has opened if
J- v Fstiai I ly Groterjr Store
in Mrs. Osier's Building, Eaai end of Market
street, Sontlraude.where he kas a good slock of
TEAS,COFEE, SIICES, SUGARS,
XOhL&SES, ttr.
TOBACCO AX? CIGARS,
Butter, Eggsr fce. 6c.
Which are offered CHEAP QK CASH by
,jOSEPH ECKBERT, Agent
Lewisbnrg, Nov. 9, IS63
Auditor's notice.
IN tbe Orphans' Court for the eonnty of
Union Estate of Wiixian Tatb, late
oi Hartley township in said eounty, dee'd.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to make
distribution of the. balmce ia the bands of
Samuel-C. Tale andTtobert roster. Adminis
trators of the estate of said decedent.witl meet
all parties interested for the purpose of his
appointment on Friday, the ITtfl day of Dee
ember, 1863, at I o'clock, P M, aa his Oifice
in Lewisburp. JOHN B. LINN, Auditor
CORRECTION.
1 HEREBY warn all persona not to pur
chase or aceept a note given by me du
ring May. I8t3, payable to Levi Rank (and
endorsed by George Dieffenderfer) as I will
not pay the said note.
Nov! 6. LEONARD CHAPMAN
IHE RURAL AMERICAN.
m. M Bhwrar Jtmnrra asKf Hf Onmm-tight
jfaLtnVwufae anly Tmnlf SubtcnUn I
T WANT 10,000 elub agents to circulate tbe
I Rural America. Utica.N.-Y. Volume
VIII commences January 1st. 1864. Pper
free to elub subscribers in December. This
is decidedly lb best aad cheapest farmer'
aad trail rowera paper ia existence, al only
tl a war, and every subscriber receives two
ef tb. iasT oram visas a siihj
'Baa, ae una wiuara -" "- - --
PioIiSo StrawbanT r-lania tn.
doctlaa ta tba world, wany or ' JT
fall d.uila Poaiuaaiy I anr " T,Tl-h to
"THE UNIUX," established in 131-1 Whole Io.. 2,612.
CIIROXICLE," estaWisftpJ in 1843 Whole No., J. U21.
Correrfrit Wrekty
: Wheat, 1,40 E?zs v. 120
K l.oo TaHow 10
(jorn 0j rj mw 75 Lard
10
; r)atg 70 ('lover seed..
j Fial4ed 2.00 Wool
1 triei Applea 4 lb Potatoes
FirkinHuttcr IS Shoulder
jfrMn Krer... 5 Ribs k Sides
..6,50
tit)
.. 4(1
r,
6
....13
1 R,, 4.5, and 0 H-idj
HaDev W t' SI 00 Country S3p 4 & 6
Real Estate.
Orphans' Court Sale.
IN pursuance of an or Ur if the Orphans'
turl of I'niun couniv, the uielennmad.
tiuantian ol the minor chililreu of Heary
j Uierleoderfer. late of While Deer Inwnthtp.
i said coiimy, dee'd. will expose in Public Sale
o the premie. on MONDAY. Nov. IS, 166 I.
the tollowin described Keal Estate, in wit:
: An imDroved Trsci of I.aad, situate IB w Bite
, d.y, !. iMmtwui iiuiiki oy
aao- w SMITH.
Oaardlan ot tb. mtmot abildnB ot Horj bn4ra.l.r
Oet- is, laus.
l.r. w-c a
PUBLIC SALE.
ie offered at sale, on Ibi
j ITTILL be offered at aale, on Ihe preroies
f ihe late Jaai.s Kaataa, in While
caitmiax, iov
, eomm,cjn? ,0 .eIoek: A M ,he rarm
or 100) Acres more or less, or nmesioae
;
; eulnvaiioo, and 2d well timbered. There is
a two-storey name log House, weather fw
boarded, frame Barn. OmbuiMinr. anliAm
J , gooJ BpriDg of ua ,be
' rrm.
' Also a Ride, a Copper and an Iron Kettle.
Conking Store and Pipe. 8 .caps of Bees, 3
Tox Traps, Looking Class and other Personal
i Term. '"'' 7
MAKF1N KEEPER,
While Deer, Oet. 31. lor the Heirs
! Valuable Farm and Business Stand
! T'OR SALE, situate in Lewis township.
i X L'oion Co., Penn'a, containing 150
Acr- m"n or less, about twenty acrea of
a-"0' ,lmD". the remainder clear and in a
gC4)d wale of CUllon. On it are erected a
fIHi Bank Barn, a larse two.iorey Dweliiag
House. Spring House and other out building.
m large Orchard, and never failing water in
circular and upright,) planer, and a variety
of tools belonging- to a Machine Sho p. Also
three good dwelling house, an excellent
spring of never failing water, and a .mall
Orchard of choice Iruil.
This property would make also an ercel
lent Tannery, being situated in a good coun-
I tr7 ,or " "d K000- water handy to ihe
building, which can be piped into the building
with but little cost. A large business in
raannfactoring Clover Holler, bas been oar-
particulars, apply to the subscribers residing
on and near tbe above mentioned premises.
JOSEPH SANDKRS,
GEO. W. MYERS.
Aug. 4 Attorneys In fact of Christian Keif
Farms for Sale.
rpRE subscriber oners for sale at Private
1. Sale Two FarEUS) aituaisd nsar the
borough of Hartleton.
One in Hartley iownship, containing aboat
tHO Acres, adjoining lands of Jaaob Fsea,
Jacob Smith and oihera, wiib a good Hose,
Barn, and other buildings thereon
The other in Lewia township, containing
about ISO Acres, with new Brick House.
Bank Barn and other Outbuildings, adjoining
land of Wo Hoffman, Wa Wolf and oihera.
For further information, inquire of the
subscriber, residing in Hartley township, or
of SaxciL Hurt Esq. in Hartleton borough.
Uct.14 H. V. tJ. l.l.iuuu
' If A I II A R C TOWM PRflPPHTY
i rsLUHDLC IUHI1 murtnil,
OR SALE. Tbat new, well-built.
wo-siorey. double Brick Mansion, iJJ.
with an Out Kitchen, and Bara on the premi
ses ai the west end of Market St.. Lewisbnrg.
between 7th and Sth Sis. There is a Wall en
ihe Lot, and all kinds of good Fruit Tree
growing. Lot 74 leet front.
June 2S- REUBEN SNYDER.
iFor Sale,
A DOUBLE HOUSE, (with Lot) suitable
fur two families. It is situated aa
North Fourth street. There are a good sta
ble and other outbuildings, and a never fail
ing well of water on the premises. Tor par
ticulars tnd terms enquire of
ADAM BEAVER
Lewisbnrg, April 11. 1863. It
TWO desirable BUILDING LOTS situate
on Brown street. (River road.) Lewie
burg. Inquire of H. GERHART, 3d 8u near
Market June IT
FOR SALE.
ALL that well-known Farm, containing
SO Acres
more or less, situated ia Lewie Twp. L'oioa
Co, adjoining lands of Jacob Moore. Jaeob
Royer and oihera. and Peaas Creek. The
improvements are a goon noa anu r,
Carriage House, aad other cooveaient Oot
bnildiBBs all kiads f Fruil of a anpenor
qualiiy running Water on the Farm aboat
10 or 11 -acret ia i ioiDr.uij uuw
ad in w food state of culliration.
AI.80 ihe half of a lot of croaat) ii tailed
on the Lintoae Ridce. adjoininff laad of
George Rahl and others and containing aoont
60 perches.
For further aariievilarm enqalre of W. C.
Ssitb. on tbe premie, or of
- . . JACOB 8PIGELM0YER.
FOR REBT.
rpWOTOREr Brick HOU0B fmmx
I LOT oa North rourth street. " tmJ
March is, 'S3. H- P. bHELLth.
Liaiv. N..r. ft. I mas
'HE Dimes Panne lunioumr lwiabara
bas this d iv dVr'arrtl a lh,)n4 u, ik.
MutflinuMers ut t'til R per eras oa ike capital
aluck Si4 to payable itemaaa.
H P KHELLEK. Tieaa.
Lewisbnrg Bank,
vtrr.
1
10. l!63 The Annual Elrrtion P,t
) Director will be a!d at the Bkiaaj
Hnoe on Mnoaav the l-.k day oi Wnvraabar
next.betwera the boara f 9 'cluck A M and
3 o'clock, I M. And on Tctaaav the $! tif
nf Noverabrr neat, a ISeneral Meliag ol the
Minckholders wilt be held ar lb ttaaliag
Houe. DAVID KEBER.Ca.hir
Postponed Audit.
r'tlH!! ondersisoel baa bee apfointsd by
I the Orphan' Cnnrt of I Kn eooaiy af
Auditor io diairitnHe the balanre hi rhe beads
of Jjmea . Linn. Raecukjr uf Aaas.saaa)
aa, tale ol l.ewist-ur?. decraaed. Bad
will meet the p.rson, interested io aaid estate
ai the Grand Jarv Kooan, n Lewrvbara. pot
Friday the I3.h day of Noveaaher, ta6a, at 19
o'clock. AM. A. 6V1.EK0KD, And'r ,
A Salve fur rile.
I HAVE on hind for sale, at S5 ceats pwv
poi, a t'fcKTAI.X i;iHE U tawtdiairsa.
sine dnease. ll u aa old prparatiua, laae;
trird. wbick I never knew a fail, aad I eaoj
give nauies of persons cnr.d Io thoae a-king
it. CHAKLE9 MAL'a
R:ver Road, I.cwuhara;. i'epL
For sale also at tioodmaa'a Store '.
Mammutli Dru store
BENNETT BRO S, . '
auowr. ot '.?.CiJvclV
MOST re-prctfuliy inform ibe publie tba
Ihey hare assumed control ol the above
etabli-binenl. and just rre'd a freb swpply
of Drugs, t'hernKaU, Paints, While Lead,
Varnishes, Putty, Ula, Coal Oil, Machine
Oil, Pure Spice. Dyestaft. Ac.
Toilet Article, a 6ie assortment
Kitracta of Huti'. Haul', Hawl.ft,6iM Baata'e
Di dUmf mMnutxctur-rs. a!o a .a. u.rl.m af
ti..f ems and II. ir oil, by th bott. oa naanhly.
Soaps! Soaps! for Washing, SbaY
lag. raiaut uia Uma., aud Br bs.ll parpieaa.
Pocket Book?, Purses, Port Follov
Ccmta, BradM, Pockt KiiItm. Seiafura ct Ammmm
and l-r.nn I aaraaUir BttMMMrj.cattMnCIaa. SBhf
Tub
Lamp ! Lumps ! ! Coal Oil, and
fluid.
Liqniil Rennet. Cox's Sporltlinn;
O.latin.aiaaiaainKd.lKioBjdaaarta.rumriat mmmmm,
V.ulli.Or. L-ts.ro, rcb, Blsuad, .lutawa.Cl.rr
4c. aiaa ajan atbrr aKparaOoaa BjrcuUaarr pars'
Wines and Liquors expressly for
atarfktaal purpoM. rh.nana aad BauaBIs Siring a
goil quality, wouia tt w.11 to call aara annBaataa)
.laawBar. - ,
We are pel I in jr. at very low retcw,
aaUaa. halt gallu. ami quart Spktnf Jva
Our Tincture?, Syrups, Ointmenta,
.ltd wtlMr rbrBiftautkl aavparnuuna, mm aaaaBfiafBa.
rl by nnrwiT,, from pnr arnga, aa4 aaa vaanataa B
ba u aOkwal atraagta. .
FaTTbe janior aavmber of ibe firm bavtae)
attended the College ol Pharmacy, aad bad a
number of years' experience ia Ibe Drag and
Preeriptioa business, both in the country aad
Philade.phia. feels compeient to compoaad
any prescription that tbe Physicians orpubiie)
maylaror ihem wi h.
We invite a call, feeling confident that wa
can supply the wants of all. on terms to iheig
satisfaction. S. O. BENNETT.
a.rwiaoorg. uci. jv. v . A. D c.i .a C n
VEIVOUE C&THB.
HAVING made application for
License let cry TcmelmsM,
the subscriber is prepared to attend to sails)
in that line. Terms moderate.
DANIEL M. RENXER
Buffaloe Twp, Ocu 6, 1893 Sw
Estate of Jacob Target-.
Notice of Partitina of Estate ef
acob Yerger, late of Ibe Boroagb
Hartleknt dee'd.
A Writ of !artittrB oT tb EaiUft fJmmh Tm
)nt of thw tw'i-oiayb f Itatrtbttot. totoai eon at 7. 4',
mw4 rat f tb ihrphsinB' Ooort M at Isawiltawafg
and tur nld county of (Jo too, tb Uth day of feplaabsx
A. D , aad to mm tJrrwrtvil. Mttug mrxk taat mm
af6rsai4 Jaeob YfrgMMiiJ, oa tba 1Kb day of Jaly, A.
saakf htalaxt will and Uttabaant ta wairB aa
mad a divpoaition of thw srratar pmti of bio faal atata.
aid wm wa duly protfj ocfora tba tvawtar of Catot
county, and lattera tKmraeratsy iMa?. ta Jmhm Xmwgn
and Lrwio Trrvwr, tba wisrutn tavwrwia nrnmed. Tbat)
aid tMtator laft asaaa sis ahiMava bviac. to wk : Joe. say
tidinaT to tba boroupb of Hartlrtot., la ntd oaaatyi
Rdwanl. ivstdiBtf la Lawia towaabip, iai mki rawwrty
CattbaHno. inWrmarrivd witb aiiaoa llaapt rvwidiaf I at
Trsrwrrto. Nortbaaibarlanw. coaoty; aVawia, alaa iaa.e
ion to aaid anrontch of Uai tiatna ; ad a.aily aiaa
rsvwidine io aaid baroajrX who tWoat a aiiaar aad aaAwlatS
I)toil Loaic ttr her pcuarrliaB; ao4 th kaioa of twa
dVtard dauahtrm tn wit : bta tlaochtatT Jalta Aaa,
drcU, wan asmrd flrat to Jba Blacbfrrd. aot ba4 hf
bim imsuv tour rhildrra. to wit: 9anal Blackftard wbo
rir tn llartlwy lowaahia. Jobs Blartfira wba
rwai'le ia Juniata roooty. Carol ia wha Uiotraaarriw4
witb JaM KrvoH-r and rwdti in MilihaMia. Catr Caa
and CbMty mtrraarrird witb Willie aa Baka-r aad f
idwa in Mtddlrbura;, 8aydr eanaty. aad alter ta aWtfe
of aaid JohB lUarkfcrd. said Julia Ana. lot Jvlia Aaa
Y-rrr, aiarrit Jawat ampMl. r Mid boraab af Ratw
tlwtoa, ly wbora ab bad iswao two bldra, ta wit;
Marr 9aTJDl aod fet-illa 8wmpM, who ar bolb astamra
aod bav aViward Tricrr tor ttawir jtuariiaa : aad Ut
otlirr d.-raaiM-d daucbterof aatd testator. BrabU, swaa
waa intrraarrird witb Was. L- Muawr, aad Wit avaa a
dauft-biyr aam1 Emma, wbo ta a miwr otr rVrwsvaa)
yaara of ana aad baa a itaaxdiaa. And further ba
raprwaawotit that bia aaid father divd avisrd of tba folio.
ion; dtaenbad roal tai, of wbsrb aa aVtawta aa nvntaaa
if ia aaid Iaat will and teaUaaeot, to wit; a Haiaatoaa
q a airy, aitaata in ljtwi towaafata, Vaioa aaunty. twv
rod ia width and ais mda koc.w4jniniB s land of iiacrga
Broacber, Jsvb Hiibiah aad tba fubli road : aim the
UDditidad aalf part ofa tract f timbwr laad pi taat laj
Uwii tswaartiBs l'aVa eaaaty, eoataiaiag nrtj arisjb
arrwa avrr or lwn, avJoininjr, iaadaof AnTboay Lv-fWvr,
Joba aad Iaae Rib. Jarob r'rra, aad Buftai Itoaatv
aio; and also a tract of laad ritual ia U art lay Iowa
abtp, lTnoa eaabty. bcin- nfwsd raad, apa)tawafw)f?
tbrrty-aio acre esor or ia. aliaiair laad of Daai
HtrouM, Mark Ualfpenay, Urnry Laubaw, aad Darrsl
A lay.
NTTCB fa hareby cjaa to tb Iwlr aai It-rat rpra
antatiaa af tba aalata f tb afuroaid Jacob Ywraar,
drr'd, that aa ItMitKMt to aiak partithB or Taloatot
of tba aaoaa dracribad roal rMat. will ba bald oa tb
prwiniMa. oo Tuvalay. tb 24th day of Noaibar.
to a. -at at tba pa Ms boaa of Wra.Wolwi.in tbe aori(aj
of IUrtl-t n. eoanty a.iaHt, at loo'etora. A. M-
Shur,oa u.iloiiit
AdmlalsUator'a Motice. -
tlTHEREAS, Letters of Admin iatrarioa ls
YV the estate of ABRAHAM BLVLER,
deceased, late of Limestone township. Union
county, have beea granted to tbe aubaenber.
by ihe Register ot saia county, iu un wa ;
all persons indebted to .aid estate are ret ova
rd to make payment, and those having elaitaa '
against the same will present them auly .
authenticated for settlement, to
VAi.E.NTINE WALTER,) Adminis
4 DANIEL BLYLER. jtraiora
Oct.8,18S pd
Estate of Gottlelb Smaltzreid, dea'd.
"ITJHEREAS, Letters Testamentary apca
V th estate of GotUeib Smaltsreid, lata
of Lewisburg. Union eoonly, dee'd, bave
bee greeted to the subscriber, ia daw
form of law, notice is hereby give to aH per
aona knowing tbemaelvea ta he indebted ha
said esute, to make immediate payment
aud those havinl claim against
will aveaeai them duly eothenrieaied ler MS.
tieminTto I. S. STE.R-'
tewubuig, Ocl. S. lao F