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BY 0. X. WORDEN'AXD J.
At P"r Year, talwayn In Advance.
riMMIKD StMI-BLhklT
j-art Jay Moruins Si Friday Afiernooa.
FOR MEMDKIT,
Abraham Lincoln
T L t 1 -f . i. - A ill
famine i.u.ea o. ....
Society will pack box ibis week
Those
disputed can eeud in ctnoe
Ac , to Mrs. Jarue Ilaye.
AnA ..n a.,.d in nnnfd fruit, tellies.
tirPenn'a soldier belonging to the
9th Army Corf will find something in
tbir line lu tpecial older No. 3, in another
cJumn.
t&It ii gratifying to iee tneny men
who recently denounced greenbacks and
the national crdit, now engaged id bank
ing upon the detit of the nation.
terrC.,1. Wiu. 11. HUir, of Hellefnote,
is aj'0;uted I'tovost Marshal for the Ly
oiDiug di-trioi, in place of Captain W Lite,
charged with corruption iu bia office.
tS-May baa aome how got mixed up
with mid-winter. For several successive
days, the weather bat been very warm
and balmy, and the frost and ice are faal
gi.ing way to mud
lay I' morning, '2.0 men left for the
teat of war,l. living teen rtcruiied in Uoiou
tooa!.ip by L,ieut. t,e.en l. Ammooe lo , un.er, ,l)jj ,ia j,. ,uj iBlaf,
fill up tbe CMKpauy or-ginally corumau- ! s0(j tounlies, will probably be suocesafuL
d.d by Capt. Church. Toey ere escort- j Bj priJoUmitil,n from Qov. Curtin,
ed from Union Furnace by the brass ; it feemg Utt iv,,,,...,., clrJ enliat
land, and acc tuipanied to the depot froui ; jut0 I.giu)eut, uJer tillsr Geo. liuro
tewn by a large i.u-nber of eitii us. j ,illa or G!n u,nctfe.
rarlndepcudent Hah was cruwJel on ' California and 1 .ryland, through tb-ir
Tuesday night to bear the rfcital of Co! j Legislatures, r.spoud to the rc-nonnuatiou
Montgomery. He is a droll, good ; of I'res. Liooolu as tbe Union candidate,
humored, pleaani coavcrsatiooalia', laying j IfEdDAT, Jan. 26
to cUims to rtfJued oratory, but bia i la tbe House, Mr. Orwig introduced a
audience nevtr tir-.s bearing his eiporletioe i bill to provide for tbe education of tbe
in Ll.x e, and the etjry of Lis escape.
II s pronuncia'.iou is tba troaJ Ityle
peculiar to the Southern men.
MeVIo a li-t of dratLs of Li.ioo priso
ners iu liichmnrjd, puMished in the i'hila.
Jiijiiirer, tbe name i f John 8cdam, Co.
1), ljO.b 1'. V , occurs. He is reported
o ui.d uiru uu .ue io.u uti. iio was j
well known, respectable citil-D of this :
place, and leaves a wife aod several small
children to mourn the loss of a patriotic j
husband aud fatht r. He was taken pris-
oner at Gettysburg.
MirFLtNBi'RO A public meeting was j
divided in views as to tbe School Jax for .
building a new Acai.my J. & J.
Young arc selling nut Uogar & K.rber
have sold their store to John M. Taylor
M'Alurtrie & Mench have opened a
Clothing Store The Week of Prayer
-was observed, Thursday evening being
devoted to tbe abolition of slavery.
jA.Mon'gomrry Blair, Postmaster
-General, bss been reported ae disagreeing
with the President'a views of present
action against Slavery. Put in a fpeeeh
in the Capitol of Maryland, at Annapolis,
Friday last, he cordially endorsed Pres.
Lincoln's ac's in the main, aod declared
that tbe downfall of Slavery and iia mas
ters would couduce to tba unity of tbe
Kepublic.
Two Hundred Dollars Bounty !
At a meeting of t'he ciiiXdua held last
evening, it was resolvsd to pay Two
Iluodred Dollars Bounty to each man
who may volunteer, io order to clear our
bcrough of tbe draft. To raise this
amount it was agreed that cash mao sub-
ject to lbs coming draft (which includes '
both classes between tbeages ofl'O and 45) 1
cbould pay Tea Dollars toward tbe fund,
and wbat deficiency remained to be raised
by means hereafter to be decided npon
either by subscription or taxation, as may
appear most acceptable to tbe citixena.
Tbe following gentlemen wero appoint
ed a committee to collect tba above pull
tax of $10 from tbe men liable to draft :
J. B. Linn, David Ginter, I. S. Sterner,
A. H. Dill, Alfred Hayes, Eiaio C.
Wolfe, O. II. P. Shively, Solomon Hitter.
A committee of five was also appoioted
to solicit subscriptions to aid those whose
cireoms'aDces are fuoh that they eao not
pay the poll tax. This committee consists
of C. C. Shorkley, Jot. Musser, J. A.
went, Henry trie sua J. ii. boodmso. ,
Moneys raised by the above committees j
re to be paid over to Hon. John Walls, j
Tena.i.ee.
An adjourned meeting will also be held
this (Friday) evening, at Independent
Hall, at 7 o'clock, when tbe committees '
will report, aud other business be transac- olotion looking to two proper esre of soi
led. ; diers returning home, some of whom bad
It is rnmnred that the Rebels are pre.
paring to invada Tennessee in considerable
force. They are reported having taken
Athens, and are moving oo to Columbia.
It is though! that Geo. Forest is moving
-.ouu'j IOr tbe purpose of endeavoring to
destroy tbe Shtille aod North W'eetern
Ksilroad, aod to obstruct the river navi
gation. The Rebels anticipate an attack en
Mobile soon. He.vy Ering has been
heard, end Federal gunboats sesn nesr
lbs city.
John Morgan is advertising for mr
lo make op another guerilla force, and
expects ere long to b. in the saddle. The
oa-bori P'rr sr rlnqia-ot ri f,,. I
--35S S3-J trrs'.Le r?iiir bef reyrrje 1
R. CORNELIUS.
BarrUbnrg Correspondence".
Monday, Jan. 25.
Tbe war of 1812 was greatly prolonged
by the shameful surrender of Detroit by
Geo. Hull, who, though condemned to
death for the deed, if retried having
i ... .4 .k.
oeu niisiea more uj
Dp" ,0,n "J
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treachery.
eo rree
Buchanan t yieldicg to tb Rebels it the
r,in..t (,f thii war. wit more from bit
cot,at itutioual half beertedoeas ind wrong-
be.d.Jntsfs, tbau from a full knowledge
j 0f ,be faol ,nll be Was legally betraying
j bit country to a worae than foreign foe.
The picture! of Hucbanao'a bead on certain
liaok not ea hae been ao often disfigured
by ropee about bia oeck aud other biota
that they have ordered new platei for that
Bank. So, I otiaerva to-day, the nam
"HuebaDan" fir the station opposite the
1 inland Liverpool hai been expuoged, and j
I the mora appropriate title, "Liferpool,"
substituted to tbe gratification of the
Conductors, no doubt, wbo have been eo
lung abused and annoyed by unsavory
compliments of passengers on that name.
The noted hotel keeper, Wells Coverly ,
died on ?uudsy at bia elegant new house, '
on Front Street, llarriaburg, aged 40 :
years.
IUrri(.burg is moving earnestly for vol-
children of those who have died in our
armies fighting the Rebellion.
A motion te aiij .urn until the loth
February to give time for electing a
Senator was lost by 1 vote.
A motion in favor of the proposed I
Amcnduieut. to the Constitution allowing
i tba soldiers to vote, aod having a special j
election to adopt the same, so that thay I " " 1 " " " "
can vote in the Oot. contest, was carried 'r dollars, and are aatisfied to fight
by 83 foies-on!y,3 Cops (Benton 0f : out and why ? Because there is some
M'Ke.o, Bice of Northampton, and ! ,L'D our bre,st llled -! tr
Se.riubt of Favette) TOtinc against the ! wb'r Why for our "n"-y, our hoa.ee,
proposition.
Weather mora like March, than Janu
ary
In the Senate, tbe Democrats still blocked
everything intent upm giving tbe mi
nority a governing power io tbe body, or
nothing to be done.
Wednesday, Jan. 27
lo the House, Mr. M'Kea (Rep) was your share in the oost of tbia security ?
awarded bis seat, ousting Mr. Chambers ' Half your property ? No only email
(Dem.) tba headed man io either body, j per csntsge of your gain from that prop
Both gentlemen reside in Armstrong 1 orty. You oertainly get more for your
county, wbere M'Kea bad handsome money than io any other line of expendi-m-jority,
which was overborne by tbe ' "' Bciog paroled by tbe enemy aod
vote of Westmoreland. Under tbe Cessna oa my way lo Carlisle, I stopped over
case decision each county was entitled to 1 night in a barn. Tbe gentleman owning
a separate represeotation : en Chambers j the place told ma the way tba eoemy used
was ousted, and bis feeling! mollified" by ' him. Ho went to bed as usual, aod what
a present of S 100. ! "as bis surprise when fas awoke ia the
Io tbe Senate, the Dems steadily refu-1 morning, to find five thousand of iba eoe
sed to do anything but ?ot for Speaker : j my encamped in a twenty acre lot of clo
aod as tbe Uniooista arc sa'i.-fi-;d with tba ' er that be intended to mow in a couple
Speaker, aod the Dems can't turn him of daya. Tbey bed carried all bis bsy
out. nutbine was effected in the wav of and straw out io the field for beds. He
legislation.
Thursday, Jan. 28.
Yesterday, Col. Dick White's regiment,
tbe 55th P. V, from South Carolina, !
reached here on furlough, preparatory to j
going oacn. iica tt one is a oroioer oi
Harry. Soma of the soldiers were in :
Senate when Mr. Lowry offered a resnlu- . similar circumstances; but it is useless,
tioo that tbe Legislature would, before How much do you suppose it cost, io
adjiurniog, give the soldiers tbe right lo j money, for the protectioo yno have enjoy
t ota agaiost which every Democrat voted i td in this particular ioatance ? Ten niill-
whereupon, tbe soldiers were somewhat i
wratby, aortic of them saying they bad ,
voted a Democratic ticket tba last time; !
others proposed to torn ont "the Tories," ,
by force of arms. I
Thara ara mini anlliera h ar. Mnmi r. .
j - "-U'U5
and going hoys enlisting, little knowing
what tbey are going at, and veterans
J
and good health. On. of the returned
i I, i . ,
Companies is from H.rnsburg, and last j
evening it was gratifying to bear in the I
Senate chamber this mother and that wife I
telling ;nw much money that husband j
" d brought homo. O ber poor j
fsllnVai hnwmwPT. th rnhbftfl air If) dlfsttPl 1
inoui waya, so ids- ineir niooej it oi .
no use tu them, bnt goes lo sustain tbe
. a t.
I worti oi cniractere.
j The House uoaoimonsly adopted a res-
not a proper reoepuoo, recently.
The Democrat, by factions opposition
prevented the final passage of Ibe bill to
pay Stale interest io legal currency, but
after two sessions adjourned (tt pass the
bill fiually) to 10 o'clock to-morrow mom
ing. Ia Senate, Mr. Lowry (Rep.) offered In
void for Mr. Clymer (Dam ) for Speaker,
if eome one Dem. would pair off with
Harry White nntil he or hie successor
should arrive. Tbia, the Dems refused
tbey demand tbe offices to be divided, aod
then will obstruct legislation as that
choose ; so that mere organisation woo Id
be 31 no benefit lo tbe General Govern.
ment.
Mr. Orwig and Mr. Balsbsoh lave eaob
intrnHoerr) bill io facilitate bounties to
vrlBStrers if.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA,, FRIDAY,
lOorratpou'laiio. of lb. Mar X :hrnnlala.
A Voice from Co. D, 150th P. T.
CLi.prrPxR, Va , Jrj 15.
After my return home from the battle
field of OettyabUrg, I overheard a great
i many Copperheads grumbling about the
j revenue tax. 'ow I will, by Jour per
; mission, ask them a few questions in
I regard to (let matter.
Tbey aay, the Government ii robbing
them. You have been protected in your
property and person, and guaranteed all
! the bigh privileges of eiiixeosbip, for the
paltry sum of your income tax, or your
share of tbe cost of protsc'ion from rent
of property, farms, &o. What would it
coal you to defend that property from the
army of Gen. Lee, recently driven from
onr State by national soldiers? Lee, if
unopposed, would likely have reached tbe
West I'raucb valliea, acd if your property
bid been of us to bitn or auy of bis
officers or loldiT, it would have beoo
! .nn,..e;t.J .ithn.it . mnr-h ..
'By your leave, sir.'' W'oulJ your io-
come tax have covered the damage r I
1 1'ussibly, you might have lost from one-
half td two thirds of all you are worth.
Have you for e aud soldiers in your coun
try for the protection of your property 7
If not, wbo provides them? Tbey are
provided, and you are safe. What is your
share of tbe expenses for whole year?
You say, perhaps, forty dollars. It souuds
like a irst ! liut for tba army of
the
1'otomac, the Rebels would bavj succeed
ed. Tbey worn uoder tbe impression, as
tbey tuld me whilst a prisoner, that thej
were to meet the militia; but, at Ihey
advanced and fouud, to their utter surprise,
wbo stood before them, tbey fell tick
like ebaff before tbe wind. Vuu grumble
al your inocme tax !
Why does not tbe good soldier grumble?
simply because bo respect '-te Old Fisg
lie has a deep love lor tbe f.'ieoda and
relations (and likely for tbe "gal he left
behind him,") that nerves bim for tbe
'-1.. L t - . ... t.l . . 1. - .
"'B- .vuw, wu.. wuum .
j"n our r"k"7 Yoa " oS"ni fift'
a""' V" 'uuua- u" Ju
our wivee, our menus.
lint tba ware of destruction was met
Day, hurled back opon the anemies who
sought our ruio. You yet dwell in safety.
Your property is secure. You still gather
your annual income, protected in all your
rights and privileges by the national arm,
and what does the nation assess you as
had eight hundred bushels of oata threshed
out oo tbe barn floor; tbey immediately
' commenced cleaning it up, and continued
si nutil tbey bad it all. They also bar-
nessed op eight Hue horses of bis, and
tnraed oat some ol their
and put them io instead,
I rniiM nam. 1
ioos of dollars ? From the time our army
left tbe Kappabanpock until tba battle of
Gettysburg its cost to the Government
eouid scarcely have bean less than that
slim. Of this amount, your proportion
... . u - c j ,
vbu uui oo waaf lull I O U.f UUIiari, SOU j
for that trifle your property, may be vour I
lia .a hpM .,ir. T ..b k... . i
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t" l t " i
kosw a mao wbo has siven h s riirht arm
o wno o.s given o.s r.goi arm ,
' eaUM n" "oer Who has given j
his right lee. Do tbey crumble ? No.
sir ! I never beard a word of somplaint
from lheir ipf Tboussnds and thousands
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dwell in safety. Tbere are families in
yoar midst tbat have given their sons, and
wives who bsve given Iheir husbands.
Sons nod husbands wbo will never
more return. Tbey are with the dead !
Sir, yon are dishonoring yourself io Ibe
eyes of sll men. A grumbler ever Ibis
paltry war las for shame !
Ooe of onr company, whilst in conver
sation with a young lady, (ooe of the F.
F. V'e,) was informed by ber thai she
bad killed blue bird tbat day. He in
quired why ehe bad done so. She said
because it bad blue feathers oa, end she
bated anything tbat wore bine. But she
doee not refuse to take coffee, rioo, or
sugar if it doss eome through "blue"
source.
Culpepper has at one time been nice
little town, bat at present shows tbe effects
of wsr, bavins been pretty well riddled
with sb-t acd shell. S C. R.ysf,
1 its Corpial, to. f , iSO i f
List Cf Vendues
Ailtertlax! by tilla at tlai nfltraor la tha " CHronicIa."
tek. -rrnnal Proeerly of '. rutter.ef 'a Braey.
Feb. 4-l.tt. or JoVph H. Mrstilt. ChlllM-titt'ie.
rrb.S-Keal IMatevr U.siiaplrr, dpc'di HttlicUier. t
r -b iri-ltnl Ksntei.MI.-.. Mir) Houghton. l-wlalg.
Marra Is Personal Proerii.I.ll.l'ororllus,3iilT:tloe
March 17-Penooal PniawM) ol U. Huialrr, BulTnloe
Vr.S'DLK NOTES for aale at lh"Stnr(;brnnlci.i"nffli-a.
Itnulmmra JHarUet.
Corrected Weekly
Wheat, 1,50 E..;s..., 20
Kyo l,2i Tallrjw 10
Corn, old 1.00 Lari, fresb....;.12
Oats, pr 32 lb, 75 Clover seed 8,00
Klaxsced -2.00
Woul
I'otutocs
Shoulder..
Kibs & Sides
Ham
DridAtplcS Gib
Firkin Buttr-r IS
l-rcsh Mutter... Z-
lB- 4. 5, and d
lUrley
1'ork..
90 to 51,00 Couutry Soap 1 SO
: rad. O'l
r rrr? fa
V All. & w,
Cn ! "ith In.t. tiy k.t J. H si inilie. a MCT?..
Ml'iah,
! R,.. .. i rillHB
i'oi:"yAN,o'r ii'.v r town.hip. uyiirCo.
S'VllNKinfci!, ol r'raKkJio townloit. .ti'l Mta. MAtlV
JJJtfQ,
In .!. th. si int.. BUZABlTD, of
JuJtoJuim Mo.itt.iu. iu hr '.-a y-.r-
In Nm.lmlli-.T-nn., itu tbf sth iu.t ,I)AX1KL CKKKiO
furutri, or siiiliiui.r. l.b-'t iojt.ii.
not! !l.iit M-urti, nC'l kbnut a montl.i.
la West B,ff.!wtownhip. l lint., ANN1K, du;h
t-r of iior anrlliM IIAUK, , U Ij.lm, I -J
la L.jrtiot". i7lb ult . 2S jr-.r.. Mrs. CATU-
Aill.NK I LICK. ilKusutrr uf Juitu liolbr.ua.
tn tl. Jtth ln:. In Out' town.hip, STd-r Co
l,l.iil. Kosstt KI.L .lltr.saacnu. Il iwr.edniu.
' moutnl n niM ti v M-
In Wi1to.buri', ?nyar uo , iv:n msi.f ll...l.i D. f
BIS. in hif l-ter.
FOft SALE,
4 OSn-HOUsE SPKiXtJ WAROV.
tn-
qmre of
S. W. MI KRW
I "I'll Mi a heavy br-us KEY, winch the
owner can have hvcaMtn?at this otfire,
proving, and paving far this advt (1043
Adjourned Audit.
I' the Orphans' Court for the county of
tnioti K,uie of WiiLiaK T.1S, late
ol Hartley lownsh p in said county, dtv'J.
The Auditor app.iwited by the Coutt to mae
distribution of the bali.nce in the hands of
Maniuel C. Tale and Sobert Foster, Adminis
trators ol the estate of said iecedtnt.wiil meet
all parties intrreMcd for the purpose of his
appointment on Friday, the ISth day of Feb
ruary, 104, at 10 o'clork. A M. at his Office
in l.ewishtire. JOHN" B. t.l.W, Auditor
CEDENT ! CEMENT ! !
rrlHE subscriber would respectfully inform
1 his old customers and the public gene
rally that he will have constantly on hand
and' for sale a full supply of his superior
hydraulic cement. Parlies at a distance on
the line .f Canal or Railroad can have Iheir
orders Ailed at short notice.
Address ROBEKT VALENTINE,
Beilefonte, Pa.
CERTIFICATE
We do certify that we have ud the above
eement in the erection of the Bell efonie water
wnrka. and take pleasure in recommending
it to all persons in need of a eond ariiele.
WILSON & TATE.
Jnn,nfi
LAW SCHOOL
or
IHRVARn COLLEGE, 1S6I.
TWO TERMS of Mneteerr Weeks.com
mencin: Maacn 7th and SiercnacR 5:h.
ForCatRlosue and Circular address
JOEL PAKKKK, Knyall Pn.Jttmr.
Cambridge, Mass,, Jan. SO, 1861.
J'
UST received 1500 lurU Heil l'a-
ClJiC l)cLilill.'i, in Ends from one
to ten y arda, lor sale at Irotn 30 - renis per
yar.l.by KUE.MEK, LdNCi A CO.
Jan. U, li'l.
STRATED HEIFER.
OME time since there came upon my
premises, near the Forest Iron Wnrka,
a red Heifer, and a red Mreak on iisforehead..
; It is about ihree years old, more or less
; The owner should prove property, pay
j charges, and take her awav.
hi UIII.PHK BKUWA.M.
While Peer Tp. Jan. 1 1, l6t. pi
The Eye and tine Ear.
I I had twenty-live years' practice, oilers
his services to ihnse who are atllicid with
disrated tye or r.ars. i ne lonuwing is uue
of a number of Testimonials i
My ann had eatarart of both ejea ; waa btind of nn,
and neatly sonf lhrotlt.r. I bJ fiLy-ician. at'eutloie
ttlt-i to no .fT-"-t. I)r. Knlzht un-lrttM-k hi. raa.. atxi
rurwl him wittioittati operation. 1 wont-t ..tiM all who
axvairiH-oM lo gi.e bim a call. &AUL tuL Vi'OLc.
HartliOm. Jan. 7, lsol 103:
RECRUITS WANTED.
For Union Co. Companies
IX THE 9tn ARMY COItrS.
f
I
IHE Secretary of War has auihorized'l
Major General Bornsole to recruit the
'ld .Ninth Army Corps to 50.000 men, for spe
i-u tprvir.. I.nidn rmin vllat hri-. I nmni.
T 'h "m ni' "'"V" rt an''
she should fill up the ranks of her ihiee com-
hnnor f lflPir ,,.
hilve tenhsleit and rP,eve herself from the
draft. Every day, roldiers are leaving the
couniy and neighborhood for the purpose of
taking advantage of lhe hish bounties offered
in Ihe cities. This should he stopped, and
Union county volunteers secured for her own
Companies j and it can only be done by town
ships and boroughs offering such additional!
bounties as win mane it an object to enlist in
onr own Companiea. It is betier to pay One '
Hundred Dollars ad iitinnal bounty than $'100
commutation. Union and East Btidaloe town
ships are setting lhe example. I.et there be
an effort made in every township to fill op
the three veteran Companies Capts. Linn's,
Hass'iiplug's and Carman's (The "Walls
Ouards"), and Union county will be saved
frcm a draft.
I have been ordered by Gen. Burnside to
sopertntend recruiting in this State for the
9th Army Corps, and will be glad to co-operate
with borough and township committees,
to relieve themselves, and for the good of the
service.
TJ. S. Bounty, $302 for new RecruIU,
U. S. Bounty, $402 for Veterans,
in addition, of course, rn all local bounties
that may be appropriated by coonty or dis
trict authorities.
Lieut. J. F. Beale has been assigned to re
cruit for Penn'a Regiments in ibe 9in Corps,
in the district nf Union eooniv, who will fur
nish all desired information upon the matter.
JOHN A. MORRIS. Cap., and A.O. M..
ftuVt nf rsfruTt rner tai La. at! at aVrna. Atata. ef Pann'n
I Jan , lleaotf
JAN. 29, 1864.
N Tu, Jno'jr 23, 1W j
Ppil Or1!-., Sir. 1 1
1ALI. tiil'.ters and fcelt belonxing io
, I'enn'i Ke-ai atiache.1 to the 3ih Array
.'..rps, nnw a)ni from their commann' on
rvcruilin or dt'taehej servire SntJ a'l for
louxhed men, will report for duly iu Capt.
l.iHt A. Moi. A. 4 M.. iu charge of re
cruiting service fur 9ih Army Curps, at Har
riihur;!, Penn'a.
Uy couirhaud Of
V.joa OkVl BI'RXSIDE.
rn,u M. NkiLL, As't Ailj'l fieo'L
nirt-il
Court Week
I n I on ("otinl Court PrtM lamallun
WrHEIUA.S.the lion. SAM'L S.WdO US,
W I're-' l. ni Juilse fnrtl.e 2oth imlicial
1i stn t- of Pennsylvania, computed of the
counties of Union, M Blin and Pnvder, and
Jki. WSiioaTot andjoaa VVll Eq5 Asso
ciii:e J ji'','n tTiiofc county, have isnn-d iheir
prccent. t.eariii! date the 3M dav of Uec'r.
ISB3, and to me directed, for lUe hoidin? of au
I Orphans' Court, t.'oon of Common P.eaa.Oyer
J ail, jVrminer. and Ueneral Wuaner es-i,jns
! LBWlsUtlrU. L.r .be.cj.uoty of CMoN
: on the Third .Monday ot ii.U.. (ten.- lbs
I.Vn day) lit.t, and to continue one week.
-oiice is therefore hereby given to lhe Cor
oner. Justir.es uf lhe Peace and Contaflea in
j and for lhe county of i'nton.to appr iu their
i own proper persons with their reror-h, io'iui-
sitions, examinations and other remembrances
, ,0 those things which of their olfii'es and in
, , t,c.iia:t appf rtaiu to be done : and all Wn-
i.esscs and i;U.tr persons prosecuting in otnait
, me ..ommouwr-ion S-"i a i,
persons, are required to be then and there
a. tendinsr, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be puncinal m
ihrir at.eud.oce at the appointed time cgreea,
J ; " '
,:Z " H,r A ,,i ,1 ,t it,.
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Jan. A D and lhe H7th year of the
liid-peniience of the United States nf Ameri
ca. Hod save the Commonwealth!
I.. F. AI.liKliilir, Sbend
To the Heirs of Jacob Yarger.
U'NTOX Cuunty, SS. The Ccmmt;nwalth
i f Pehiisylvanra.
To John Yarger, CJvard YarjeCatharirie
Int-r urrietl with Punn M if,.t, l-wU YrxT. Pnicl
LoueUtmr-Ttin rt Emiiy A. Ysirr. Stmo'l Bfi-fcf ml.
J'ilm ickfor 1. Crolni IntrrDitrnvJ with J . Kr
uir-r, CliWKtv iuli-rm-irrini nb VVitl)ni ii.skvr, Liwsu-J
Trr .uirti n uf Mary Smi.'-I n.) Sa'Il ?riue.
I)irti t. n tiumnlisiD d litfto. nf trtim Kuiirjr heirs
Hit I l-'CI rvprr-aUttveS t Jmeob Vtiftrr im.r uf tb
b..ro'.-I lirtlrt.'ti.UiitGa Co. l2ri't;d,(JrjUti5. rVbvreas,
by no itititiMt duly Brdf1 fhr tbit unOt h? thm
"rfhiia' r'irt 't th- connty fur-aifl, th Kfl
KUste of th Jir ,b Ynrgr apprmiwd. A L.to
t n jui'.r.'-y ai.il mIikj thm un-iiTid-d hnif purl of s tract
of Timber land itumte id laio tnwntibip Udton conoty.
and lo r-riaio tract uf imi-roToi situiit-to
Hartley tvwtiMiif eoiiDty ifnrfiid W'th fif npfiU't-
ntnrea JO.tm Wiirrm none v.i tue nv.rw VI a .
.ai aP;..rrf i
tion tu Uke tlit tm! eavavi at ibr valuatmo lhrtH tjTvvj
an-i fjvry on of you nr bv-niiy cited to w Dd afpftr, i
attheT. xtcniOrihin Coari h rh- it
hiir oo thn 1Mb day of nit toeI?t to Uk Pa-rJ
n l fiitnt- at tu taluatioo, aud in cae of refusal r
DuIvCt t t do m tha-n to show cauM why tU MCie aLuall
n ,t orld wf curium
Witnt-.K mv hnd add Mai of tb aM coart at LU
burn tba aftfib day of lotjiubrr A D. 1S63.
J. W. d AN US, Clark O-C
Issue List for Fek lbt
I Danl Rentier v JUV Anderson
J A J Young vs Jos M Thomas
3 Mi Kleckner vs Menees, I'enny it Co
4 Jno H U iodman vs Win Young;
5 Chs Dnindage vs Jac and Aaron Klose
6 Tp of l.imesuine vs (ieorite S'ear
7 Soyd-r & Orubb vs J or. C Kleckner wi no
H io 10 S oiber parlies vs same
I I aurli. Field ft Co vs J H Kleckner
12 same vs same
II Ludwig, Kneedler cV. Co vs same
It vame vs same indorsee
15 Danl Kansler vj Jere Anderson
16 M'Curdy Tate vs Wm. Brobst
17 C H shnner for Vance vs Wm Rule
18 IB, same for Young vs fame
Sil Enoch Kaufman et al vs Geo Zellers
21 John Biler vs Danl Reber
ii David T Davis vs tieddrs Marsh & Co
Io Charlotte Long vs Jere Kleckner et al
Tavern License.
"NOTICE i- hereby given that
Jwib Drrkard, of MittlinliDrs,
Llt'td (loiter, of White ler ti'Wn.blp,
Ihoinaf Urvvn. ol -
J.o-li Kn m.r. of Braiiy M
have filed their pennons for Tavern License
with Ihe Clerk of the Court of (Quarter Ses
stons of Union county, and the same will be
pretnied on Monday, the 15ih day of Feb.
next ii the Court for approval.
Jao.W C. 11. IIAsi'XNPIX't, P.p'y C. Q. S.
SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ
of Vend. Ex, isue.l out of the court of
Common Pleaa of Union couniy, and lo me
directed, will be exposed lo public sale or
outcry on Monday, Feb. IS, lPfit. at the Court
House in the Burouzh of lewitburg, county
nf I. imn. at 1 o clock P. M. s Cfriatn Lm of
(iroun I, situate in the borough of Lewisburg,
and county aforesaid, numbered in lhe gene
ral town plan 26i, bounded on the South by
St. George Streel, on the west by F.iur'h
Street, on the north by lot !fo. JS9, and on
lhe east by Blackberry Alley, Containing One
Fourth of an Acre, more t less, with the
appurtenances, as the property of CWr F.
Sehaff'. I: F. A LBKIUHT, Sheriff,
bherilfa OIBee, Lewisbnrg, Jan. 16, 1-S.
REGISTER'S NOTICE,
X
TOTICE is hereby given, to all Concerned,
that lhe following named persons have i
sruled their accounts in the Register's Olfire
at I.ewibtirg, I nion county, and that the
'"I" ZXXVt
Tp. dee'd.
I. Tbe acconnt of Michael Pimfcel.finar-
dian ofrtalome Frederick and Margaret Jane
rrrdermk, minor children of Geargc Frederick
ai? ,,f B.ilTaloe Tp., dec d.
3. The account of Michael M. Mane i
Extorter of Sara's IHaiie, late of Limestone j
To riee'd. '
i
4- The account of Levi Keister, Bxecmor
of George Keiitrr.mr of White Deer Tp.dec'd.
b. The account of John Mirchel. Eierutor
of Jtthn. Miteh'X late of Limestone Tp., dee'd.
ft. The account of George Leiser and
John Leiser, Adm'rs of Jacob Ltiter, late of
Kelly Tp., dee'd.
7. The aceoont of George Drieibaefc,
Trustee under Ihe will of Mary Beck late of
the borough of MifSinbnrg, dee'd.
8. Tbe account of George Driesbich,
Adm'r ot Jnhn D. Sogorlate of the boroagb
of New Berlio, dee'd.
9. The account of Jacob Frock, sorrivinr
Eieeoior of the last will and testament ef
Henry Frock, late of Limestone Tp. dee'd-
10. The aceoont of Elias Hoy, Guardian
of Jacob V. Moor. Benjamin F. Mobr. and
Lnthsr Mawrer minor ehi'dren of ftaaon
Mkr. late Siwao Mawrer, laie of New Berlin
dee'd. in account wnh said Jacob V, Mobr,
Beoiaain F. Mobr and Luther Mawrer.
Hsjr!.r' rBc,Lwibu.-g..?- 1. t
T.ioa. an the third MONDAY of Februartr ' thaarterlios bum-k. fiw.e sin ava ark l., . ' "
' . .,. I imi.Mill.L. I'A. , imiebted to said estate are
nexi, brinz the Iftlh day of said month, viz : I ..-. . . j , .
. Vi. . - .. r r o k i,-. . fPHITsE Rooms are belter situated, more tmmedia'e payment; and
. V. .- i r i....... i...t.i ' I thorooshly finished and fornihed.canve- instelaims are also reonej
TUE U.WV' establisheJ in 1S14--White S.. 2.65J.
"CHRONICLE," established ib 18-13 TP'h.teKi, i,4J3'2.
Real Estate.
1?Oa S4ll:.-A god new rrame- j
Houe.anJ lull Corner hot Term.-jll
to lull. Apply to U. (jL I'll AM I",
JM.ri?K Liu,t;
iOli KBXT-Two KUu"ls"a'..n e B'-m.e t
h BrnMlroe S ore. Fr funher ...mr,,.
Ur. lii.i. urr i,f Minn. Inl.nri l.fi l.'.l
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VALUAELfc TOWN PtlOPERTY
FOR SALE !
raii-t. v-nseriner o,:,r, ,or ... the follow-1
. p,:!brI0.7.r:P'r.,y;,S'1,'i:ed '"I
un Hilium,.
Ode lar;e doubie Itvo-aioiev Itame House i
and Lot. s,uit.'to.re for two lamilteN. va St.,
John's street, one square oor'h of M.irliet t., ,
and io very de-iratile Duildiug Lou, by
167 ten. a.!j unir.g.
'I bree do , time S'le, on St. Mary's Mreet.
Also, one larae double two-n rev fram? ;
House aud Lot, Suitable for !'o faoiillea, on
Fourth street, .'Snrih ef Market. '
!f not soiu at private sile. the ahove
propenv will te offered at puolic sa e.on the
I5ih of February next. Terms eay, lu suit
pu'charrs.
Tlr.: desirable Resilertce and Business
, o.unn on Mar.-et atteel. Utweeu I birti and
r ounh tree:-, nuw occupied bv the uLscri-
ber, is also offered.
F-ir fuiiher rariicolart. aopiy to
Jan. 10 Mils. M :' Hi'iL'iJHTO.V.
ArtyoHni-
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
1 i V virtue of an alias urdpruf ih. Omhan'
Curt of L'no.o riiiii:t- irii: i. c.i.i .
"uh,' ',r-" th (-reuses, frlilaj. ."ith !
.. . p ir .... f '. . ' . ;
j e 7 ".oeu
! ,:" ',lt., , .
, ' 't'" L 'and- ,,lu,e
ln Vnite liter township, I nion county,
founded by lauds rl Jacob Stahl. Paul Ii el
h Kl
ilm
! lendTler. !aTt.uel (.rmberlnia. Ji.se
ttuluvT Hi. bins, and others, coniairure loo
Acns more or less, hanue thtreon erected
two aUweilin? Houses, B.irn, and other lqi-
...... . w,i.i ...vr.p,...l.ultC.
jo 2, t;t thai cenain lot of ground jltnate
in the l)uof .New Coiusubta. numbered in
ihe t-'Wii-p'an of said town No 2. a djuminc
Lot aYo 1 on the Sfii'h, Water street oo the
west, and ;he Sauphaina river on theeat
c.nianitri?one fourth of an acre more or less
with the appur enances.
Terms and coi.duiono made known at sale
D. THOMAS ARBL't'KI E
Aiministrator cf Darin" S.rt.t, dvi'd
WILL b offered, at Pnbl c Sale, oa the
premises, on
.
Thursday, February 4, 1864,
at to o'clock A. M-, a number cf
A,r- ; .,. .... ,
LU 1 !?, in L U ! UlSQ QU Q 116 T P.AOrta ilCOi
(
situate i on lhe pahlifc roaa !?adin? from Lew
isburis to ihe liailroad. between the Piuiug
1 . i ii .
Mill and the School Houre.
A space of 1 (eei wide between the road '
and the front of the lots will be reserved tor !
a Mile walk and pavement.
The lots will have a front of 60 feet on this I
side-walk.and extend tack 18'J f-ei to a street
along the Canal. I
Alleys will extend from the road to ihe '
street along the canal. at suitable and Cunve -
dient points.
Ihe location being near l.ewisbar?. and
directly on the line of commomcation wnh
the railroad, will make n a de?irable place of
residence. ...
II nrat nrt.iriTicTn .nl.t .t ..U . '.
above lots will be offered at public ale, oa
.... r.. jt, ur
me aay aDnve mentinnea.
For further particulars apply to
Jan 7 JOS. M.NESBIf. near" Lewisbnrg
m mi n
TAVERN STAND a 8TCHE ROOvt
and all the fixtures ready for use
and a ItWEi.LING adjacent tc Sicre.
Possession of Taveru.lst of April next of
Store and Da-ellm?. on two davs' notice.
I HO. ARBUCKLE, Sitter P.O.
Ln!on:oa-n, Ura.lj Tp, t'nicn Cc, r, Dix. -1, IMS
0ts! iotSl HCM jilts!
hi riv;iie ship,
rnaTfTPPBT Trwe a n-nrTrnTiT I
w a. a. ... v u m a . u vi.a 4 iu AW ,
IPeaf And of Lewiiburij.
rpHE subscriber offrrs for sale a limited j
number of BUILDING I OTS siiuale j
on Market and Eishih streets, Lewtsburg if j
applied for before tha j
rirl oi" May next, j
v. t ; .11 .iki... T-i . i
in ii nil- unci win vc .uu iidnu. iir-i- ;
, . r a - c -
Lots have a Irontape of nttv -five leet and the
osuai depth of those m the 'borosh. I
A further description of this j
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE j
property is deemed unnecessary-ail parties ,
mteresied can . I
txtmine for thtmttltti.
freference will he given to persons inten
ding to make I
Immediate improvement.
Alleys and streets, if necessary to accommo-
i date purchasers, will be opened
Without expense to the County. j
For price, terms, and ether particulars,
apply t. R. H. t'ttTaKiit.iTV. on lhe premises. ;
WM. H. CliAMBEHUN. for self,
1015 and Au'y and Guar Inn I,t Heirs
' I i-
Tu Iluslncss) .Men.
TWO STORE ROOMS FOR RENT,
ment, end desirable n every respect, than 1
anv others in the place. j
One it especially adapterl for fh ta'S of
Dry Goods, or geneial Merchandise-. j
Tne other for lhe Grrcery or Hardware
business or both combined.
I he enwn has a population nf 3P00 persons I
anrroajiiorti uw b ricrr anti very extensive
agncultaral and manufacturing country Unn'O Co , deceased, have been granted le
At present, there is- no Hardware Store in , the nadcrstgued. by the Register cf Unit
the place, or coumv, though greatly needed. county, in due form of law therefore all per
Terms rcaaooable. Apply to H Ohanihr- i sons knowing themselves indebted to a:4
Iio. CHAM BERLIN KO"9 I estate are reqnested to frake immediate pay
Hodm and Lot for Sale I
THE aahsenber offer, at private sale, his
House and Lot, srtuate in Uaion town
ship. Union eoomy, three ooarters of a mile
from the Union Fornace.on ihe road leading
to Seliosgrove, adjoining lands of Adron Y.
Brrskirk and David Derylnn. The lot contains
17J Acres. TSre Improvements are new aV
two-storey Frame Hoae. with Oat Kii-JlxjL
ehen, and good never-failing Water. Also,
a good 8:sble, and abcot one hunded Apple
?atrd Peach Tree.
This is a desirable home, suitable for
team-sfer.
For further psrtienlra eaU nil e a Mr
the sqbsenber at Ihe W.eSe:4 P O . !.'oi"a
0, Pa. OaVCTL A 'VALXEBfc f. H
? '-f
OF VALUABLE REAL ISTATf
rpHE ,sscrjber. Exeeutor ct rTtl af
I decM. otlera at Private Sal k UOOIT
rARVf jmate'Too Penti creek rnl.ifce.foH
f,,WI),n,p ytiiotreoontT-la,l RakerrJ
on the prenues. The linrroit.nu jk
are a r '"J two-Store FfaOl KoUat antlaV
a fOCll Ltfll.
J. " m .t- .
v"Cx " a 0:7era inv
! TLfr? SAW .MiLt err i
I ETIESWi Pml,r'n', tract of
lU.Xil TIM riFtt I.aml nr DV
,f $1, .r be not scM , .
arcbr.e,.. n w.il then be otfrricf aH f.hh.
lj .... t
Siie. AiJres-s
ffAR!.ES P; B ASANTrf.
k-Mutur at llcotr Becu,
t)t: S, cunbury. Pa
Farm for Sale.
1THE south-west quarer cf sectio 17r
town S?. north range 8, es-; ol the isr
I pnncipal meridian. Tfc? sa:l Firss hw
! ab'jrjt two mtle3 north cf the city of"
Freenoff. in StephenBOn Co., IlliMia,
has aoout Fonv Acres under cDluvaiioavWirit
Log Iloti.'.e and uiuer Ott.toi iinz; IS waiervdf
bv c.ne of lhe most beauiifnl Springs iw lHf
' county, and thebi"anceof the fratt iTC0er(f
by a ifariliy growtn cf limber.
I Every acre cf the farm is suscepfinel ot
i callivaio h. and when u:tab'y improvfj
would ma'-e one of the moat laviiiaf reef
!dences in ..i.ni-is.
1'. r particularseninire of Francis WilsoaW
of Lewtsturg. Pa. ; a:n'l U Harri-., of Preev
DtrL LI., or lhe subscribers, at Savanna. II L
E. CHAwBERLIV,
I.. II. BOW EN.
Nov. ti !SC3
FO SALE
The residence al the late Mrs. MAM
' LiiM- UR-HM. f:tua;td on South Ftoal
s-'e'i I.vw.abur;. nearly opposite lodepaad-
Hall. For terns, apply to
I Dec. 1
A. . BILbr
, t,. DPfTT
j ' Vl u-a .
; rpWi STOREY Brick HOt'Stf add
1 I LOT t-a .North Fourth street
. March 1h, '6.. H. P. 4HILLKK.
.
m -fFfll Itfllf
. r, t! ,0.
rTtr., Store Rooms 52 y feef. aaj
onr 'ar?- Kaum cn second store?, in the reaJ
! cf Krernvr. I.onS & Co's Store U'i
-'rr v tfl r- BEAvEB
; GREAT FIEE AND SMOK-E 1
I at Usmmsn!! f.-it'SvA 1 ChAla
At Hamman'a Tobacco Shop.
TiHE undersiener! has rpened a TovMr
to anil Cisar Shop in the rooms
recently occupied by'N. K. Z mmrrfBiff, ID
Beaver s buiKHns Maiket St. f aitfoiaifrt; me)
Te esrapu and -Chronicle" offices) where h
is ready to wait on all wHd may wiih lii
smoke or chew.
Cigars of the best quality, and the best
brands of Chewing Tu'oacco alvarton band'
E. H.H.vmMa.
Lewiabnrj, Jan. 13, 1663. 9i3p
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
i rpHE Auditor appelated by the Prphaa'l
J Court of frion cornfj to atirfit ettl
lrl) adjot :he atcoti-ft of Thomas Forstar,
dee d, ad,ninitrator of J. F. M. Forsier.dea'dj
i as fil,d by Matthew Morton administrator of
; said Thomas Forsier dee'd. and to report
, . ... '
aistrinu'inn oi ine accountant, will meat ihe
parties interested for lhe purposes Of hia
appoin'rnen! on Satureay February 8, 1864,
at 10 o'clock A. M., at the office of Orwig 4t
Hayes in tbe Boronghof I.ewisbarg
ALFRED HAYES. Auditor.
FOR SALE.
4 YOKE of first rate, heavy, Welbbrokefl
working OVF.Ti. ,
Not ST FKA.YfclS Wlf.JfJX.
MEN WANTED.
ZQ Oil OO MF, WANTED
Carpenter5.Eoatbuners and Laborer..
flWWHOM constant employraent and good
I wa-es will be aivea. CAII1 PAIO
EVERY WEEK.
TRICK. BILLMEYEt & CO.
Letvisharg, Pa. Dacember 14. I89
A. ELTOM & Co.,
n.l. i
aae Dealers la
t ., , .
Lf atiier, Maniac, baevf and Calf Skins,
jv 431 Xjrth Third stntt.
IMilladc Iphla,
y E ATHER. Sumac and Jkios, booght, or
sol t on Commission. Advances made:
vu Consignments. Nov. M, 83mS
82500 Wanted.
VfiY person or persons having the Shots'
amount to invest can do so npon a first
class judgment, and a 6rl mortgage, by ap
r'y ' j. f. & johx b. uyy.
Dec. 31, 1563
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AdinlnUIralor's Xotlcr.
ATOTICE is hereby given, thai Letter
of Administration opon the Estate of
JOHN HOl'P. late of Lewisbnr. Union
! courtly, deceased, have been granted to the1
undersigned, by ihe Register ol Union co.otv.
iuinivic, in rr.-n.
reques!ea to trake
those having anf
ed tr present thess)
legally autnentieatea to semement t
HUBLEY AUBRIOHT, Adm'r.
Lewisbarg, Vee. 1st, 1863.
- . . z i , .
Estate OJT JaCOO GrflVe, deCO.
"yOTICB is hereby given, that Letters of
v ASmin.srrsuon npon tne nil rl
jAton onu o, iis o, asn-j ai.nmi,
ment, and those caving just claims against
the same are alss requested to present then
properly authenticated fcr seitiemesi ie
ABRAM GROTE. Adin'r
Kelly Tp, Dec. 7, 1863 pd
VYOOO CHOPPERS.
ONB Hundred Wood Chopper wanted H
cut wood at Beaver Furaace, for whicK
good prices will be paid in C- monthly.
Jan.S. 84. FRANCW WALTER A Cf
JOHN HAWN,
" f A5UFA' TUItER nf Improve" Pit
! ,
i Warranto Pedi, -! ; tV
at 5 ra eaeh