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BY 0. WOUDEN AND J.
jit IJM Pcr Tear, always In Advance.
Tutrix Morning & Friday Afternoon.
KOB rRKSlUKsT.
A n k a ii a m N9 !!JJV
Htf-For valuable Property, tee our Reel
Estate hold..
nguMeKra. A. N. and A. P. Meylert
bave opened Haoker an.1 Broker! office
at No. 6, Wilt Si., New York city.
BSome of our distant nbjeribcr
laving nked fir oar Carrier's version
of the affairs of lilt jeer, we shall (with
leave) copy his Address io our next.
BBjThe Ute term of did has been very
severe, io most parts of oor enuutry. The
soldiers, particularly exposed bave suffered
largely.
Sy-Tbe Copperhead Commissioners of
Lycoming, county would, not allow the
White Slave to have the. Court Home,
but they went to a church bouse, which
was crowded, and a collection of over $100
taken for free schools.
aWAU the I'nion Members of tbe
Ij-gii'ature of Pennsylvania, and the
Union League of Philadelphia, have uni
ted in a commendation of Abrauam Lin
coln for neit President. In this, tbey
give expression to the irresistible tide of
feeling of the mns-'es.
.After being lonjr leetured thereto
by Jude J .rdnn, the Grand Jury of Nor
thumberland eounty bave recommended
the erection of a new Court House, at a
cost not eioeeding $25,000 Twenty-Five
Thousand Onllsrs. They also recommend
that the borough of Suobory subscribe
(5,000 as a donation for the ereolidn of
the same.
t9uA correspondent in the Army of
the 1'otniuso, of Democratic antecedents,
in a recent letter to us, says:
"Pi you think Old Abo will b a can
didate for re-elpctioo J 1 feel coufi leot be
ran poll almost a unanimous army vote.
He is decidedly popular wiih the soldiers.
All look upon hint as a good and sincere
man. 1 know one vote he will get, at
least, if I ah mid he spired through Ibis
War." Rending Jiurnal.
JWThere were fifty members of tbe
Union County Teachers' Institute present
at the recent meeting io M.ffl.oburg.
Interesting exeroises by Ibe various mem
bers, and Messrs. Wynn of Lewisburg
aud bites of Harrisburg also made address
es. The surplus funds were directed to be
invested io a Teachers' Library. Officers
for next year :
President J. II. Smith. Vice Pres.
Annie Kideobaugh, Mary Calvin. Reo
(Pee. James Marston. Cor. See. C. E.
Haus. Treasurer Wilson Leiser. Ex.
Com. J. A. Owens, S. V. Hoffman,
Koxy A. EMis.
aw&lsaac Davis, L. L. P., of Worcester,
Mass., is one of the honest men io that
State, but voted the Democratic ticket un
til this winter. Ws guess, after reading
the following from bit speech at a late war
meeting, that be wont vote this way again
unless the party turns Abolitionist :
"Allusions bave been made by the offi
cer who has just taken bis seat, to the sub
jeot of slavery. I don't propose to say
anything about that matter. It ia an in
stitution I abhor and loathe. As an insti
tution it is betweeo the npper and natber
millstone, and will be ground to powder.
If this foul blot is erased we will for ever
shout glory! hallelujah! I bave no sym
pathy for that patriot who will do nothing
because Linooln or his cabinet do not do
juat right."
ejafAmong tbe paroled prisoners who
reoently arrived at Annapolis from Rich
mond are I. Hunt and A. Prowant, Co.
I, 150th Pa. Vols. Capt. Dougal's com-
PnJ-
Harrisburg Correspondence.
Harrisfiubo, Jan. 13, 1864.
In the House, Mr. Orwig read in place
bill to attach Union and Snyder coun
ties to the Middle District of the Supreme
Court ot Peon'.
Ia fionate, ths Cops stavs off toy fur
ther progress ia business. In tbe absence
of Speaker Penney, Mr. Johnson is very
satisfactorily occupying the chair as
Speaker pro tern.
Mr. Work, of Ind., one of the Senate
officers, is called to his home by death ia
the family. Your Mr. Neyhart.once an offi
cer ia each braneh.disd auddenly. He was
wen cared for where he died, and the offi-1
ccrs accompanied hia remains from the I
bones of the kind lady, on Second St., to j
toe nan way uepot.
The County Superintendents bave been
holding a State meeting, bat I have not
bees able to attend.
Jan. 14.
In the arrangement of Committees in
tbe House, yesterday, Mr. Orwig is placed
on Ways and Means.Judiciarf Geueral.)
Corporations, and Printing.
Mr. Kalabach on Hanks, Public Build
ings, Railroads.
Mr. Purdy on Claims.
Tbe morning capers announce th. rl..th
of Mej. Brua Cameron, son of Gen. Simon
Cameron, aged 38 years and of Mies,
Margaret Cuukle, a most estimable Cbiiat
aud charitable Jsjj, sed Ui years. j
W. j
R. CORNELIUS.
Fifty steamers are lying at Cairo nnable
to move no account of the ice. One vessel,
the Gladiator, aaa been cut through sad
sunk.
Small Pox is verv troublesome in
j W ashingtnn. Senator Bowden, of Virgin
ia, and Mr. Harris, the Democratic Con-
gregamarj from Maryland, bave both died
I with that horrible disease, which vaoeina
I tion only esn cure by preventing its spread.
Major Cole, commanding in West Vir
cinia, was attacked on Suuday morning by
' Masehy's command. After an hour's
i Giihtine the rebels were driven off. We
lost two men killed and thirteen wounded.
Tbe rebels left four dead in camp.
Not long ainee three Union soldiera
were murdered by guerrillas near Mulber
ry, Tenn. General Thomas has assessed
the rebel sympathisers living within ten
mijes of tbe reene of tbe assassination io
the sum of 30,000, and has ordered tbe
money to be divided between the families
of tbe murdered men.
Chattanooga, Jan. 12. A beavreav-
' airy fight occurred near Strawberry Plains
on Sunday last. The enemy were repul
sed with serious loss. Gen. Long tree I
has been heavily reinforced from the er-
' : c ' l-.. J I .1 . I.1 .
haa been badly handled in West and Mid
dle Tennessee, but has managed to escape
with most of bis onmtnaud. Tbe army
here ia in good condition. We have plen
ty to eat. Tbe weather is fearfully cold,
but there is little sickness.
SENTENCED Zeuo Kolly, of New Bod
ford, Mass , convicted of fitting nut the
hip Tahamaroo for the slave trade, has
been sentenced for four years' imprison
ment and to pay lino of five thousand
dollars.
Exemptions from the Draft
Pbuvost Mni's Orrica. lira Dist, 1
Headquarters at Harrisburg, V
December IBth, IN6:l. )
I
N accordance with orders, I publish the
following list of persons exempted
j from Draft by the Board of Enrollment,
in Union eounty, io this Distriot, with tbe
reasons of their exemption :
EAST BUFFALO IS TOWNSHIP.
raid the Commutation Money.
John Miller Frederick Kurt!
John C. Gundy Eli Moll
Christian V. Gundy Jaeob Krisher
John. F. Seheck
By Reason of Varnishing aa Acceptable Substitute.
Isaac Reber
FhTeieal Disability.
John Flubler - Samuel Punkle
Henry L. J ussier We. L. Harris
Jeremiah Hubler Clark Wallers
John Long Wm. Q. Smith
Daniel Straut Laird Reedey
Only Sob, linhl. to Military Oe.tr, or a WMov, depen
dent vpon bia laboe for aejvport.
Daniel Walter
Alii-ne who have not Declared lotontfone.
Thomaa Seyo Cbnstieo Ludar
On the Ground or Election.
Reuben Katiler
Two or mere member of the earns Uonaebold being In
Becrice.
Wm. W. Brown
Father of a Motherleee Child under IS years of Age.
Frederick liilimao
WE3T BUFF ALOE TOWNSHIP.
Paid the Commutation Money.
Philip Weaver
Emanuel Benfer
Adam Ketnple
Isaao Raish
Israel Wher
Jacob Pelnng
Jaeob Strioklcr
Dabiel Spots
John Strickler
David Watson
George Kleckner
Riehard Struble
By Reaaon of Farniehtng an Acceptable Substitute.
Harvey G. Spaotx John Frederick
Pbyaieal Dlaability.
! Philip Willard George Foy
i Frank Fauct Augustus Hester
I Andrew Kauck Ellis Mook
Reuben PieffenderferWm. King
Henry Eddings Isaac Zsllers
W. P. Cornelius
j Two or more Dimbert in thm nm BouMhold Iwlog Io
Lewis B. Biobtrd
HARTLEY TOWNSHIP.
Paid ths Commutation Money.
Daniel Wagner
Alfred Ocker
Jacob Hoop, Jr.
Rudolph Latsbav
Samoel C. Rule
Joseph H. M'Call
Absalom Mots
Wm. Soharok
Daniel Katherman
James W. Keener
Joseph R. Smith
F. W. M 'Curdy
Wm. Biogaman
John A. Cook
Jobn W.Rodabaugh
Simon Cothermaa
Phyiioal Disability.
Wm. I.atshew Anthony Rota
Lewis Gellinger John H. Boop
Jonaa F. Miller Simon Boop
Dan'lA DieffenderferF. Pbsres Kieslcr
Robert U. Watson Samuel Biogaman
On tbe around of Election. -
Jobn A. M'Call
Father of Motherless Children aader It years of Age.
Joseph Zimmerman
By Reason of Fnrniahiag aa Aonptabla Substitute.
Henry Hunseeker
LEWISBURG BOROUGH.
Paid the Commutation Money,
Was. Priesbach - Jobn Randolph
Franklin Bay Hiram Priesbach
Joseph A. Krsamer Charles F. Slifer
John Hoffman
oamuel IV. Wsgosr
Samuel Stuck
Thomas Shosmskcr
Joseph B. Morrow. .
Charles Roland
Henry Haas
Adam Angstadt
Reuben F. Brown
St Reaeen of Fanuahing aa Acceptable Substitute,
Orlando Spratt Wm. Giotsr.
Charlee B. Amnion
Pbj.ieal Dieabiltty,
B. F. Anestadt
Rea. J. Weidenssul
James Murty
David Nesbit
Charles S. Bell
Samuel Blair
Millard Dooeoby
James Wolfs
George Paul
Wm. Ready
A. E. Bower
Jobn F. tlougbten
Eliaha Shorkley
F. S. Caldwell
Thomas M.Shaoafelt
Thomaa H. Green
Alex. P. Hutchison. John Waters
B. F. Cox. Henry Myers
Daniel Seetnsn James Hongbton
B B. Harna John W. G.roer
M i.chci Gtudei WiJbur bi(.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY,
K en In Swrelos on 3d of March, ISSS,
George K Hoop N. M. Hann
Jeremiah Sumuiere T. R. Jones.
Henry Burrows W. M. Jame.
John Musser
TJnenltableneea or Age,
Joseph B. Davis Joseph M. Housel
Frank Rinebold James Knox
Robert Wendal Peter Ketchum
j Dennis Purscl Josiab Smith
George Reightmeyer Wm. Finher
Frederick Fries Patrick Collins
! George Fisher Solomon Young.
John Squires
1 Father of Hothrrleat Children nnder 12 era of Age,
i Josiab Baker J. Miles Evaue.
Noh Reeldente,
T. A. K. Ges'ler George Bowman
Robert Towneud Oliver Chalfant
Dav K.Reightiueyer Wm. W.Cass
James Shannon A. E. Johnson.
On The Ground of Election.
David Myers James A. Blair, Jr.
Hiram Reightmeyer T. M. Nesbit
Wm. Conner " John Cornelius.
Only S,n. liable to Military Duty, of Afd and laflrnl
I'erenta, dependent on hie labor for eupnort,
Wm. Stoughton Samuel Martin.
Joseph Por'er
On thaGround of Alienage,
Frederick Kinsel.
HARTLETON AND LEWIS TWP'S.
Taid th.Cemojutatloniloney,
Henry E. Sinith George Catbermsa
John Dale Charles flower
John F. Charles Jaeob Lefever
John A. Cathermsa John Spigelmyer.
Daniel Blyler
By Reaaoa of Fnrnlahlng an 1 1 iinSjajlili Siihetltatn,
Wm. Wbitmau' James J. Musser.
Hudson Meoch
rhyaical Dl.aMlltT.
Elis Yeisley A. A. Oberlia
A. R. Mencb Samuel Tillman
Charles Thomson Lot W. Irwin.
On tb. Ground or Eleetim,
Samoel F. Charles Jaeob Rudy.
KELLY TOWNSHIP.
Paid tbe Commutation Money,
Joel narmau Robert Fanbnoer
Frank Gemberling William Uaslett
JohnW.RddenbaughWm. Geddes
Levi Moll Frank Miller
John Howard Jamea Shuck
Aaron Weary John Hummel.
Simon Stoltifus, Jr.
By Raeon of Furnishing an Acceptable Suoetltute,
Wm. Keiser Joseph Homing.
Phyiienl DieaMllty,
Andrew Hafer Wm. Lonf.
Jacob Keiser
Wae In Service on 3d of March, 1SSS,
Harrison Hafer. v
P.lony,
John Long.,
BRAPY TOWNSHIP.
Paid Ute CouunuteMoa Money,
Washington Uuas rtienua Beok
Pavid Watson
Frank Hamilton
Joseph Keiffer
George Calvin Smith
Charles G. Haotar
John Strobecker
Daniel Follmer, Jr.
Psniel Ellis.
Francis Fog ley
Paniel Jemison.
Wm. A. Mull
John Hall .
Reuben Streheoker
Wm. Huff
By Reason of Furniablng aa Aoceptabla SnbstUntn,
Daniel F. Forsmeo.
On the around of Election,
Jobn Kremer.
rju!nltableneMof Aga,
James Ellis.
Tbe only Support of aged and loOrm Parents,
i Samuel Bellman.
Pbyaieal Dlaability,
Charles Hamilton George Toil.
BUFFALOE TOWNSHIP.
Paid tbe Commutation Money,
Daniel Gebbart Jobn A. Meyer
Aaron Barber David Stabl
Daniel Risbel ' Jaeob Whitman
George S. Derr Jobn O. Sheckler
Jesse Loss . David Korssr
Samuel M'Clellan John N. Pontius
Jeremiah Ritenbash Martin J. Kleckner
Samuel L. Gliok John Himebaen
Beojamin Houek Jobn A. Kelly.
By Reaaon of -Furniehing an Acceptable Bubftttuts,
Edward Culp.
Physical Disability,
Reuben Crumley John Beok
Peter Strahorn
Thomaa B.Cornclini
Wm. L. Renner
George Young
Jobn B. Smith
Jacob Dauberman
Valentine Bitter
Samuel Mathers
Penrose Seaman
Daniel Hamler.
On the Ground of Sleet ion,
Abraham Wolfingcr.
ttaeuitableaess of aga,
John Moser, Jr.
Tb only support ef Aged and Iaftrm Parents,
Henry J. Deal.
Noa Reaideat,
Robert M'Gew.
LIMESTONE TOWNSHIP.
Paid tbe Commutatkm Money,
John R. Meneb
Israel Derr
Wm. B. Barber
Jobn F. Miller
Joseph Spsngler
Jeremish Meneb
Samuel K. Lightner
Joseph 8owers
Wm. F. Loss
Daniel Klosc.
John Binkard
Fhyeioal Disability,
Jacob Miller Isaiah Mench
William Kleokner Isaac Zimmerman
Jobn H. Zellers Samuel H. Pcllman,
tJnsnitablenees of Age,
John Marks Wm. Kittle
HIFFLINBURO BOROUGH.
Paid tb Commutation Money,
Jems D. Long Wm. Gotshall
Simon P. Myers George W. Madar
Jobn Bogebrsif John Walbsrn.
Henry Strunk
Physical MenMltty,
Joseph Gutshai; Kiward Culp
Thomas Driesbaoh
James Muss
Henry W. Usil
Alexander Frederick
Solomon Eogla
Charles S. Zallsrs.
Oliver P. Badger
Gilbert Scboch
Joseph M. Bowers
On tb Ground of Elseuoa,
Simon F. Madder
CttMuitablinisi ef Age,
Minadore Scbware.
NEW BERLIN BOROUGH
Paid tbe Csnimatatiem Money,
Thomas Lois Miobael M. Maiie
Samuel 3. Auraod George Horlaeher
Joseph F. ErJUy FrankUn F. ErJley
Henry R Dellioger Alexander P. Baker
Jamea C. SobocB Lewie Kieltr.
Fbysiral DUablllty.
Emanuel Snyder Wm. Haneoek
Wilson Vanva'xah Henrv A. 8tokei
John H. Meuck Wm. R. Long.
Samuel Myers
WHITE DEER TOWNSHIP.
Pakt tbeCommntatlon Money.
Wm. A. Leiser James R Finney
Paniel Mod peck Jseob Reedy
Wm. Leiser John Bennage
David Bennagf) laaae Reed.
By Reason of rurnl.hing an Acceptable substitute,
Henry tiraufi Id
Phyairal Disability.
! John C. Wbeelaud Georgo R ibbins .
Samuel Punlap Charles M. Kiog
John Trate Wash. Dieffvnderfer
Nathan M'Affeo George Ginter
Wm. Barnhart Franklin Bostian
Nelson pit ff-nderfer Abraham Fieber.
Father of Motherless ChilJrea under 12 yeare of Age,
James Yost Isaao Stratton
Wm. Beerber Samuel Rork.
Only Son, liable to Military Duty, of a Mother depend
ant on hie labor for support.
James Neiman.
Von-Reeident,
John W. Fisher.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Paid the Commutation Money
Senna Oldt Frederick Puck.
Peter Borney
By Reason of Furnishing an Atvptable f ahtljut.-,
Lewie Miller.
Physical Disability,
Wm. Meek Wm. H. Cawley
Jacob Bender Noah Yuuog
Jibn Drum Wm. Rows
Lincoln Long Joseph Eyre.
tjnsuitablmeee of A Re,
Sylvester Betty lou Aarou Van Busk irk.
Jahn Black
On the Ground of Alienage,
Riohard Cooey.
JNO KAY CLEMENT,
Captain and Provott Mtrthnl.
ZUtfifttjurg fHarfcct.
Correttnl Weekly
Wheat, 1,45 Eggs t
Rye 1,20 Tallow
t 20
. 10
..12,
,.7,5u
70
,. 50
Corn, old 1.00 Lard, fresh..
Oats, or 32 lb, 75 Clover seed.
Flaxseed 2.00
Dried Apples 6 lb
Firkin Butter IS
Fresh Butter... 25
Wool
Potatoes
Shoulder
Ribs & Sides
,.6
6
Rags 4. 5, and 6
lis
1 1
II
Barley
90 tO $1,00 CoUUlrV Soap 4 & 6
Fork
j onrt
.....Ts.ue.cvvF
C. H. UinSarh.Tth ,ntt. WIt.Lf 4M M.K
UMl'Mia K AT rilKUKKICK, both of Chiinr-iiiaqua.
By Kav O.Gls-avtr. 3tnt ult . A A HON MACKfcV nod
KLIZABKTH WALK IN boiliof bufltvloa Tp
Hv Ra A. U. Dole. .Hut nit., W. B. G AL8HEATU anil
afltM MAkV A. UAt'A. tot of Mil too.
In antrale Tp . 31et nit. AMOS OROVf. sen of John
an4 Mariraret TAKOKK, ag-O 1 T. na- and lu L
In Mifflmbnnr.SU alt-, MinY, ! of John REIO
BAaD. in nerelel rear.
In Weal anffalnej, 4th InaU DAVID I. son of Win. and
MareCilSRHY,eea7 m, lid.
Cel. ANDRRW A. 8TKWAKT of Ly-omlnj rannty,
died last week in bis SUth year.
JUST received IftOO Yards lleNl Pa
ClflC DeLalnea, in F.nds from one
to ten yards, fur sale at from 30 28 rents per
yard, by KREMER, LUNG & CO.
Jan. is, 1SS4.
ESTRAT STEER,
V P1UI nnnn tk ACt..
'SveiM -y r'""" 01 inc
n ...... i in avuu, luc 3, mil.. .
dun Steer, say two years old, with
a wnne streak on his back from head to tail
and some white on his hind lees. The owner
is notified to prove property, pay charges,
and take him away. PETER KETCH EM.
Lewisburg, Jan. 12, 1964. yd
STRAYED HEIFER.
s
tiMt time since mere came upon
my
premises, near the Forest Iron Works.
a red Heifer, and a red streak on its forehead,
It is aboot Ihree years old, more or less.
1 he owner should prove property, pay
charges, and take her awav.
RUUOLPHE BROWANT.
White Deer Tp, Jan. II, 1861. pd
GREAT FIRE AND SMOKE !
At Hamman's Tobacco Shop.
THE undersigned has opened a Tohac
co and Cigar Shop ia the rooms
recently occupied by N. It. Zimmerman, in
Beaver's building Market St. (adjoining the
Telegraph and "Chronicle" offices) where be
ia ready to wait on all who may wish to
smoke or chew.
Cigars ol the best quality, and the best
brands of Chewing Tobacco alwavson hand.
E. H. HAMMAN.
Lewisburg. Jan. 13, 1863. m3pd
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, to all concerned,
that the following named persons have
sell led Iheir accounts in the Register's Office
at Lewisburg, Union county, and that the
said accounts will be presented for confirm
ation and allowance at the Orphans' Court
to be held at LEWISBURC. for the county of
Union, on the third MONDAY of February
next, being the Iftih day of said monih, via :
I. The account of Lewis Evans, Adm'r
of Taosta WUIiamt, late of East ButTaloe
Tp, dee'd.
a. The account of Michael Pun sel, Guar
dian ofBaloase Frederick and Margaret Jane
Frederick, minor children of George Frederick
late of Bufialoe Tp, dee d.
3. The account of Michael M. Maize
Executor of Sam Maize, late of Limestone
Tp., dee'd.
4- The account of Levi Keisler. Executor
of Ceorre A"eMrr,late of White Deer Tp.dec'd.
o. I ne account ot Jobn Mitche . Executor
of Joans Mitckel, late of Limestone Tp., dee'd.
6. The account of George Leiser and
John Leiser, Adm'rs of Jacob Letter, late of
tveny p, aec a.
7. The account of Georee Ttrieehaeh.
Trustee under the will of Jlfar Beek Iale of
Ihe borough of MifHiaburg, dee'd.
8. Tbe account of George Driesbaeh,
Adm'r ot John D. Rnear late ef the bnmnph
of New Berlin, dee'd.
9. The accouat of Jacob Frock, snrwivin.
Executor of the last will and testament of
Henry Frock, late of Limestone Tp, dee'd.
10. The account ol Elias Hoy. Guardian
or Jacob V. Mohr. Benjamin F. Mohr, and
Luther Mawrer minor children of .Waaj
MJir, late Susan Mawrer. late of New Berlin
dee'd, in accouot with said Jacob V. Mohr,
Benjamta F. Mohr and Lather Mawier.
E. H. WKIKEL. Register.
Regi.ier's Office, Lewiburg,Jin. i, itm
JAN. 15, 1864,
I stloaCoustly Court IToclstmattOD
WHEKEAH.lhe Hon. SAMX 8.WOUHS,
I'resiilcni Juitge for ilie Stub Judicial
District itf Pennsylvania, cwnpneei! the
cnumi'S of Union, Mifflin and Snyder, and
J.in WSmnHTn anoJi.HH W.l Es.s., Asso
ciate Judges in liu ia cuuniy.have issued lhair
prerepl, hearing date Ihe 2d rlav nf Dt c'r.
lNii:l. and In me directed, for Ibe holding of an
Orphans' Couri.Uoun of d.mninn Hleas.Oyer
and Terminer, and General luarlcr Sesvions
at LEWISltLKC, fur ihe county of t MO.N,
on tbe Thtrd Monday of FEB.. (heing ihe
15th day) leWl.and to cool in or one nerlr,
Noiire is therefore hereby given to ihe t'or
oner. Justices of the Peace and CunMnMrs in
and for the county of Union. to appear in their
own proper persons with Iheir records, lnqui
silions.examinaiions and other remembrances
to do those things which of their offices and in
Iheir behalf appertain to be done ; and all Wit
nesses and other persons proseco'mg in tehalf
of the Common wealth against any person nr
persons, are required to be Iher, and there
attending, and not depart without leaee at their
peril. Jurors are requested io be ponriual ia
their attendance at the appointed time agreea
ble to notice.
Uiven under sir hand and seal at the Sher
iff's Ollice in l.ewisbtirg the ISlh clay of
Jan. A D 18M. and ihe S7ih year of Ihe
Independence of the 1'niied States of Ameri
ca. Uod save the CVmmonerealth!
1.. F. ALUKIOHT. Kherifl
Summons to Wm. Smith.
UNTO.V Coonty, 8iS. The Commonwealth
of IVnnsylvania.
To WiMiam Kmith, Oreetinsr. Whereat,
Httnth D. Hraith by hr oxt fris-nd Joisph Bsttl dtl on
tit; -,lt t of lefriutvr A. 1 DWt. prrtr hr ptttKii
t" nur jKt(T" of our Court of Comw-n P ! fr the
County of Vninn rByii for cmn-i tber-?in tx-t
fc.rtla, tlmt b tb attl Sarnb I. Siuilh. miactit br
iiTorrvd from th boDciaol nitriinouyQt-rftl luiowitb
yuu H illieUU mtfh;
VV do tbtrrrtor commsintl yon tha mid Willisrn
Smith thut ntfttintF Me sll o:hr buiinew)n u i fsrair
vliatMnfvr yna be Id your proper aarmn be.f,,rv our
juif At LwirQrre at (Jourt of Ouitnon Flsjtui thrrr
to b hfM mr ths County tf Unton tb? 1&th day of
frhrtiary tis-xt to anctjef the pvtittoo or libvl of the
aid Sarah I Smith and to hIiow rautw if any yon bar
why lh twirl trh D. Smith your wift hould nt b
diorcwJ from th bnii of ntttrimony, ni(rrably totbt
arts of Atww-mbly In inrb cmw Bads mod ptoridmd.
lstrot fail not.
W:tDeta tb Floo. 9. 8 Wootl prMident of mt MM
Court mt Lea u bar j tbo 24tbOy of lsmbarA U 1bs.
J. W. SAN US. 1'r lhr.Dot.rT.
To the Heirs of Jacob Yarger.
UNION County, SS. The Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
To John TTarijer, Edwarrl YargeCatharine
Intt-rarrtw-t with Simon Uaupt, Lswisi Yarfar, tanie
Lntittiarlian of Emily A- t.-n(wr. Sama-I Itlarkf.trd,
John BlarVor!. Carolina 1ntrmarrld wtth Jtm- Kra
mr, Chsstyntarmarrtd nn wiUiam Hanr, fe.dwtvrsi
VanE(r Uoarlfcn of Mary hatnpsM an I illa ?am-rl
pHniel lrfne Ukardlan al litem, rit Kuisaa Mueser b.irs
I and leeal reprentatives of Jaeob tarter late of the j
' boro'of Hartlet'in.Vniont.o.iletiaJieil.nireetinie. w bereae.
! by an intineat auiy.iarUea lor that punjee hr the j
I orphan' l)ourt nf '4lio eonntv afuresHl. tbe Heal
i Ksute of the said Jar. Vancer wasepprataed. A Lime- :
: e n.ee mnii eleo tSe onJielded h.if D.rt nf a trict ,
, t: . WJMUtHHihin
and alee a eertaia tractvof lm.ro.e.l land situate in
Hrtlav town"liip aountr aferaatutl with tha supurt"
, BtDv-Af. t Tlrj whrrpt Aon of tha hairs of tha Mid
deatd appaarfjai in eotiH on fV rrtnro of mid inqniii
tton to taka tha rani aaltUa at tha ! nation thvsrvof. tou,
and aary ooa of yo nrt? herwby citMLtu ba and tvppcar,
at tha it (naml OrphansiTonrt to 4)lrl at twi
bnrit on tha lMh staT of Fb. axt to alcot a taka aatd
ral aatata t tfea valuation, aud in out of rtnstal or
n.t to 4 a thn to aho cauaa why tha aatna ahoaid
.,t bm aold par cariam
Witoaaa my band and aaJ of tha nM mart at Lawia
burg tba -;haaj of iNaaMb-rr A D 1(63.
J. W.SAN IMS, Clark O C.
WOOD CHOPPERS.
ONE Hundred Hood Choppers wanted to
cut wood at Beaver Furnace, for which
good prices will be paid in Caan. monthly.
Jan.8,'64. FRANCIS WALTER & CO
32500 Wanted.
ANV person or persons having the above
amount to Invest can do so upon a first
class judgment, and a first mortgage,tby ap
plying immediately io
J. F. & JOHN B. LINN.
Dec. 31, 1863
Tax Payers Take Notice.
rrHE annual list of United Slates taxes is
X made upon licenses, income on carria-1
ges, silver plate and all unpaid monthly lisis
are now due, and parable as follows: j
JUNIATA COUNTY ejill be attended In he John
U'Laueblin. depute, at Mtfflintnwn. on Monday the 1 1th
da of January. Is'isi: at M'Alli.terriileen the ltbaud
lvth. KirhAeld 14th. Mesieo Kth afCnnnrlsellle lath, I
a.t naterlbrd 2Mb and 21. Perryeille 23. j
eNTDKH COUKTY Henry Bnlltn eriu arrena at tne
ashinnton Uone.Middlebur on the 1 1 tb of Janua. .
: dfhnnirrr-Ta. at tha t nmn ..oo- on th l lib, rrvt- ,
re : BelinKroee.
burs, at t. .Moyer's noul, on the Utb, at Beater
I ,i,A,5;Ti p... .i -in
at Hartietonon the nth or January, at Mifflmburg on
! tb. 12th, at Now Berlin on the i;nh. at L-wnt.urit on
tjniontown on the 19th.
NOKTIIUMBFRI.AND rOTTNTT 8 B BoTer.dei.nfT,
will attend at hia oflleein Sunhury, on tbe ltb and IVLh,
at Weaeer'e Hotel, in Shamnatn, on the 'Joth. on tbe
2M and 23d at J. SI. HnlTa in tbe horourh of .Milton.
DAUrillN CX1U NTY Attendance will he rlren In
peraon. or by depute, at the Aeeeflenr'e Offlte, Middle
town, on tbe lltb, at Hummel, town, at Hauma' Hotel,
on tbe Kth, at Llnaleetown on the t.1tb, at Berry hu re
on the 1Mb. at Millershura on the 20th. at Halifax on
tbe Slat, at Dauphin en themorBinirofthe 23d. Atten I
danee will be itiTen n any day at my otnee, in Harris J
bunt, for Dauphin ennntT. j
bl'ECIAL NOTICE. To all who neglect
to pay at the time and places specified, lit'
per centum must be added and paid. All .
taxes must.be paid ia Government funds or its I
equivalent.
A. K. FAHNESTOCR,
Collector 14th District, Penna.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
THE Auditor appointed by the Orphan's
Court of Union county to audit settle
and adjust the account of ThomatForster.
dee'd, administrator of J. F. M. Forsier.dec'd,
as filer by Matthew Morion administrator nf
said Thomas FoTster dee'd, aud to report
distribution of ihe accountant, will meet ihe
parlies interested for the purposes of hts
appointment on Saiurcay Fehruarv 8. 184,
al 10 o'clock A. M., at the office of Orwig 6c
Hayes in the Borooeh of Lewisburg
ALFRED HAYES. Auditor.
FOR 8 ALE.
A YOK
YOKE ot first raie, heavy, welr-brokes
J working O&Kff.
RMe
FRANCIS WILSON.
Not T
MEN WANTED.
50 Oil 60 MEN WANTED
AS
Carpe n'ers, Boatbuilders and Laborer?,
fllO WHOM eonsianl employment and good
I wages will be given. CAH PAID
EVERY WEEK.
FRICK, BILI.MEYER CO.
Lewisburg, Pa., December 14, IMS
A. ELTON & Co.,
aaS Sealers la
Leather, Sumac, Sheep and Calf Skins,
Xo. 434 North Third lirtet,
Pblladelimia.
X BATHER. 8umae and Skins, bought, or '
I j sold on Commission'
Advances made
on Consignments.
Nov. V, 3nS
JOHN H AWN,
- f ANl'FA'.TIJREK of teaproTrn rer
. tUtslM Mulcliea, Lsa isturg, Pa 4 1P:S
"CIIROWLE," estaMishel in 1 8 N. 1.030.
Real Estate.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE !
riHE sehseriher offers for sale the follow
l inj aliiabie 1 own Property, situated in
Ihe B'Toogh of l.ewtsbnrg. as follows i
One large doolile twotoiey liame Ifnose
and l.o', suitable fur wo families, on St
John's street, aae square north of Market t.,
and leu very desirable Uuilding Lots, 02 by
167 teel, a')"ining.
Three do , same siie. nn St. Mary's street.
Also, one large double Iwo an rey frame
House and Lot, suitable fur woamilies, on
Fniinh streel. North of Market.
If not sold at priva'e sale. Ihe above
property will be offered at public sale, on Ihe
Iftih of February next. Terms easy, to suit
purchasers.
That desirable Residence ant Buainess
Rianrt on Market street, berween Tir l and
Fourth tretts. now occupied by the subscri
ber, is also ntfersd.
K..r further partirntare aoply to
J.ln. 15 MRS. MARY JIOl.t.HTON.
Arljourtied
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
nV virtue of an alias order of the Orphans"
Court of t'no.o county, will be sold at
1'iibho sale.oa Ihe premises, Friday, 51b
I '!. I tit' I. al i 1 M, Ihe foilowin; described
Real Estate :
Ko. !,a!l ih.it certain tract of land. situate
in While Ueer township, t'nioa eoantr,
bounded by lands of Jacob 5tahl, Patil Uirf
lendcrler. fiainuel tieinherltng, Joseph Kline.
Widow Robins, and others, coniaininc Kin
Acres more or less, having thereon erected
two Durellins Houses, Barn, and other out
buildings, with ihe appurtenances-
o 2. all that certain lot of ground sitnale
in Ihe town of New Columbia, numbered in
the town-plan of said town No 2, adjoining
l.oi No 1 on ihe south. Water street on Ihe
west, and the Susquehanna river on Ihe east,
eoniatningone fourth of an acre more or less,
with the appurtenances.
Terms and conditions made known at sale
by THOMAS ARBLCKLE.
Administrator of D.tvtn StarLia, dee'8
PUBLIC SALE.
WILf. be 0 red, at Public Sale, on the
premises, on
Thursday, February 4, 1864,
at 10 o'clock A. M., a number of
LOTS, in CWllisfinaqnc T'p.NorthM To.
situated on the public road leading from Lew
isburg to the Kailroa l. between the Planing
Mill and ihe 8chool House.
A space of 10 leel wide between the road
and the front of Ihe lots will be reserved lor
i 9 siil. Brnllr ,nil ni,,m,fil.
The ols will have a front of 60 feet on this
side-walk.and extend back 180 feet to a streel i
alun? the Canal.
Alleys will exlend from the road to Ihe
street along the canal, at suitable and conve
nient points.
The location beine near Lewiebur', and
directly on the line of communication with
the railroad, will make it a desirable place of
residence.
If not previously sold at private sale, the
above lots will be oiTered at public sale, on
the day above mentioned.
For further particulars apply to
Jan 7 JUS. M. .VEsBIT. near l.ewisbnr
m mm n zm
A TAVERN STAND a STORE ROOM ,
and ail Ihe (inures ready for use
and a DWELLING adjacent to Store.
Possession of Tavern, 1st of April next of
Store and Dwelling, on two days' nonce. i
THO. ARBLCKLE, Slifer P.O. '
rnlcntoern, Brady Tp. t'nion Co, Pa, Dee. SI, 1363
ORPIIAXS" COURT SALE
0F
F VAM ABLE REAL ESTATE Bv
virtue of an order of Orphans' Court of
tnion county will be exposed to sale on Ihe i
premiss. on SATl'RDAY the 6:h of Janu
uarv, I88t, at 10 o'clock, A M, that valuable
FA KM, situate io Brady township. Union !
county, containing 52 ACRES of first-rate
Limestone Land in a good slate of cnltiva- I
tion. The Improvements are a eood
two.5tor,y Brjclc Hoose and 0oj Ba
"
Barn and all necessary Uutbuilcinss. Ihere
is npon ihe premises a young bearing Orch- i
ard nf well-selected Fruit Trees. J
j nr aoovc iicscrioeu premisrs are suuatea
in a very pleasant neighborhood, convenient
to market.churches.schools.cVc. Terms easy.
. T. M'CORMICK.
A-rmintstrator of Jobs Wilms, deceased
Dec. SS, 1S3 p i
PUBLIC SALE.
fjSJ WILL be offered on the premise., on
j-JeWesl Market it. Lewisburg, at 1 P M of
Thursday, J.in'y 21, 1864,
the new DonblA ItrlrU llnnao now
occupied as the -Union Hoiel" by Levi
Cromlev. (which mav be had as one. or in
lwo part,, answenne 'wel! for two families.)
and a FRAME STABLE on one pan of the
Lot. 1 erms to,sutt the purchasers.
JOHN OTT, Selinsgrove.
Dec. St, 18B3 pd
Timber Land for Sals,
s
AY 40 to SO acres, on tbe road in West
ButTaloe Twn, Union Co. Pa. bounded bv
lands of Jos Foster, Jacob Kline, Ch shriner,
idow Magee, and others. It is
mostly covered with While Pine,
Oak, and some Chestnut. If not
sold privately by Saturday, 16 Jan.
lrlGt, to be ottered at Public I-ale
eroimd, at 10, A M, when Ihe terms
made known by DANIEL KAUFMAN
Kelly Tp. Pec. 1!, ii,3
rots! Jots! 0iiinfot5!
at private aale,
CHAISBERLIN'S ADDITION,
TTcsf End of Ijtwislurg.
rPHE subscriber offers for sale a limited
B .
number of Rl ILIUM; l.O :.l.,i1iaie I
on Market and Eighth streets, Lewisburg if
applied for before the
First of Nay next,
when this oner will be withdrawn.
Theee
Irfis have a frontage of fifty-five feet and the
usual depth of those in the borough.
A further description of this
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
properly is deemed unueceassry all parries
interested can
examine for themttlvtt.
Preference will be given to persons inten
ding to make
Immediate Improvement.
Alleys and streets, if nesessarv to accommo-
daia purchasers, will be opened
. Without expense to the County.
For price, terms, and other particulars,
applv to k. ri- CaaMnenLr. on 'be. premises.
V M. H. CHAMBt'Rl.lX. fc aeif.
aad Ait y and Ouaidisu for Hti.s
on the
will be
To Uufcttt.- Men.
!,TW0 STORE ROt'iMS F&R REST.
Casta Deri Is's BJorh. rnmer SI a asj fcnraej tie..
UWlMltau. .
ri'HESE K.omei are better aitwasaat. maerv
thoroughly 6msaed arid fiirnishrdamee
ment. and ile-traIXe in every respect, rnart
anv others m the pi are.
One i especially a.!afed for the sale at
Drv li.Mids, or geiieinl Mtrchaze.
The other for the- ftrocery er Marrlwarej
business, or bosh eoenbsneoV
The town has a po pulation pf 300 r evs
and is sur rounded by a rich and verv es" nsi
agricultural and msnnfternrinf aounary;.
At present, there is no Hani wave hose
the place, ux county, thoush greatlv neerTed.
Terms rsasonable. Applvto R r? ("VtamrWrw
l,o. t'HAMBEl L'S BRO !
Farms for Siie.
THB subscriber niters for sale a Private)
fair TWO Faraia siHmw anr tSa
borough of Harileion- ,
One in Hartley iown!rp ronrainfof aNval
50 irrrs, aHjoimrrg lane tf Jaeob Fee.
Jacob Smith and others, with a aoed Huaae,
Barn, and other buildings ihrea.
The other in Lewis township, containing
about ISO trr. with new Brick Hoase.
Bank Birn and other O-itbuildings. a-tpnnsas;
land ol Win H. ffnan. W,n Wulfand vihers.
For further information, inquire of tha
subscriber, residm in Hartley township. r
of Kmcst. Hsiirv Esq. is Haeileka baroaav
llru It K. V. Lt. I.I3COLX
i:ecntora' Sal
OF VALUABLjJEAL ISTATf.
THE snbscviber. Executor of (loth Bella,
ilec'il. eil'ers at Private Sale a teOUa
FARM situated on Pents creek In l.imeitore
township, t'nion county Kaa'l Rakers) Isree
on the premises. The Improvements fmnV
are a good two-storey Frame House arjdeSJsV
a good Barn-
He at ohvrs la J
f.W MILL oa said"
premises, and a tract of
TIM WT.K Land near nr.,
If said property h not sold trf t!e r t
March nexu it will Ihea be offered at Publie)
Sle. Address
CHARf.ES PI EAAXT.
Saeeator of B nan Bauae, eWd)
Dee S, 13H3 nnbury. Pa
VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY.
Tvoll SI,E. That new. well-built.
two-stnrev. double Brick Mansion,
wub an Out Kitchen, and Bara on the preaas.
ses at ihe west end of Market St.. I.ewisbar.
between 7th and fth Sis. There is a Well ass
the Lot. and all kinds or good Fruit Treens
crowing. Lot 74 feet front.
June 52- REfBEX SSTDEK.
Housj and Lot for Sala!
riHK subscriber offers, al private sale, ais)
House and Lot, situate in l"aitn isns.
ship. Union county, three qnarters of a tailw
from the Union Farnace.on ike wad leading
to Seliasgrove, adjoining lands of Astroa T.
lluskirk and David Betylon. Tbe lot contain
17 j Acres. Ths Improvements are nt Jnt
iwo-storev Frame House, wiih Out Ku JklI
chen, and eood never-failing Water. Also,
j a :ood Stihif. and about eae houdred Appl
' aad Peach Trees.
I etc This is a desirable home, suitable for a)
teamster.
For further particulars call or avldreca
' the subscriber at ihe Wmtield P O.Uoiers
, Co.. Pa. SAMUEL A. WALTERS, P. M.
1 Dec 7, '63 tf
j HOUSE & WAGON MAKER'S SHOP
! TOR KE.vr from 1st April next.,
I I1 The property is at the corner near J
t ihe Fair (ironnd Tollhouse, one mile iruiu
Lewisburg. There is a Paml room attached
to the shop where W-naaos and Heggies hav
j been made. Over an acre of ground is as- .
lached'tothe House, an.) comprises a Gardea,
and rruit Trees. (the Blarksmuli shop
attached is rented ) FRANCIS WILSOX
ButTaloe Twp.Xov. 17. 1SP3
Farm for Sale.
eTiHE south-west quarter of section
of
X "" S7, north ranee 8. eal of tha 4th
principal meridian. The said Farm lie
about two miles north of the city of
Freepot, la Stephenson Co-, Illinois,
has about Forty Acrrs under cultivation, wirtt
Li'g House and other Outbuildings i is waterer '
by one of ihe most beautiful Springs ia tha
conatv, and the. balance of the tract is covered
by a thrifty growth of timber.
Every acre of the farm is susceptible of
cultivation, and when suitably improved
would make one of the most inviting rest,
dences in Illinois.
For particulars enquire of Francis Wilson,
of Lewisburg, Pa.; Isam'l B. Harris, of Free
port, III., or the subscribers, al Savanna..llL ,
B. CHsMBBKLlN.
Nov. 20, 1963 L. H. BOWEN.
FOR SALE
The residence of the late Mrs. MARIA
a m m. i.rnti t .si. sitnateu on outn rront
street, Lewisburg, nearly opposite Independ
ent Hall. Fur terms, apply to
Dec. 1 A. H. DILL '
FOR
RENT.
m WO STOREY Brick HOUSE aad
I LOT or, Norih Fourth street.
March 1"). '81.
H. P. SHEI.LKR.
jfov lUnt,
E7Two Store Rooms. 32 by 3t feet, anr
one large Room on second storey, in the rear
of Kremer, Long ox Co's Store, on Third St.
Applv to P. BEAVER
avaaavaXrVMWSvaaeearXevayeeieSa.eevee,
Adinlulstralor'a Awiire.
"OTICE is hereby given, thai letters
of Administration upon the Estate of
JOHN 1IOPP, law of Lewisburg. Union.
countv, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Register of Union eounty.
tn ilue orm ot taw. i bereiore, all persona
indebted Io said estate are requester! io mala
immediate payment; a ttd those having aa
just claims are also requested h present Ihsrq
legally authenticated for settlement to
I1I BLEY ADBKICUT, Adm'r.
Lewisburg, Dec 1st, U63.
Estate of Jacob Grove, dee'd.
"70TICE is hereby given, that Letters of
1 Administration upon the Estate of
JACOB UROVE. late of Kelly lown.hip.
I'nion Co.. deceased, hare been granted to
the undersigned, by the Rreistrr of I an a
county. in due form of law; there-tore ail per
sons knowing themteleca indebted io .aid
estate are requested 10 make iuirneri'e yav
meni. ami ihosr haeinr just daubs .i'ninjit
the a-ntie arr sr reqesxJ tu prese.-.: Uiu
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