wwmi fiTTiWfnw am a m t .mitt fi HM7fStIB.il II n (011 PI Mil
(Clio
mm i, m m mmi mm m w ismimit uuumi
Br 0. X. W011DEN AND J. R. CORNELIUS,
It l-50 r Year, always In Advance.
LEWlSBURG. 'ONIONr CO., FA.,' TUESDAY, FEB. 2, 1864.
"CIIEOXICLE," established ia 1S43 TThoIe Xo., 1,033.
5l"C3,C00, Lost!
lVsrcrdsy
the S:.te Treasurer was to ;
Pennsylvania ComaiDn Schools.
The Superintendent, ia bit auoml re-
fij the svr.ii-anuu il interest on the Suih port to the Legislature, shows that the
the stteet I fjuud Capt. Carman, who look
me ia and fed me. When I went to turn
ia my bone, riding thro' (be too, I saw
Harrliburg Correspondence.
1'kidat, Jan. 29,
Ttin Tinnae had session today, laslinj;
-.-.j ji- i
n.i . : i : : I.,... " il .1.1 I., . f i ),. State ' from 1( A M to '. I . M. ine majority i - """""fc-"- - r'j-s 1 allrM ... rtpslrncci
quoting at 1 57. -here ! add.d 57 cent. , no. iiniiuJing PbilaJoipbi. city, i. llfil determined to briug to a tote the b.ll to , bunting bo.rd.ng and aiabluig. I trotted . MrtLf , , bur0
I ever, d,ll.r .ho. paid, i au increase on .be I..I year of 171. The ; p., the F.-b. io.eree. in legal tender notes. ; -long on my stead very complacent. I ; mansion Richmond,
. ... . ... . m r.M inn l i j i: ... .. . .. ..tii infiKtirril mm ouit iv rnic w tug vi"m n vi i-i .
lUa it rrfixnmMe fr tins lot? I lia wbolc aitcudmce oi pupusu oui.u iu , pcu, uuhji f - - . , .
- Governor, thf Republican m.j ,i.y cf tbe ' increase of 10,412. Average .tt.uU.no. present voting Yea, and the Cn,,a voting j quarter. ge hn back b.. borse with
the of pupil. D7,U2j incrsase, O.Go'J. At- ; Xo. I he ei-oie But yoi was up m cru..c, , -----i"
read a urcond , voere not cunae ana ooicxea awautiu uio,
i j; k. U..I..I i..u,iiri. I A FLrtl (luit faru t'i' M ftzint for 1'tnn'tti I OUEHIFF 3 8.1
Mr.lho.ri,.lbu,W,D,., near Richmond, j ,BH THE TEHWA 184 i a?', p'r 15- "irr
were borood ou tbe 25th ult. A Urge j p JJMER AND GARDKNKR 1 direcieO. wU be expoa! la pubtc utc of
riunntiiy of cluthiuc iod commiwart I I . outcry on Monday.Feb. I 164., thtCiOft
1 ' , , I IKTMTID TO ..... i ' l. . . .
. . ... House in ine uruugn i wuvrc unit
jillii-ii tj ij. iiiiv . t.nu,
AND 1U RAL AFFAIRS.
An Unmccf'ful
ibe 1'residcu
on the lOib
House, and the 10 l'-i ublicana in the of pupil. D7,'J2j incr-ase,
'" ' Fomte. .!! end. .v(.r. d t,. n. ha dbt in crii?e leonth of Sehnol term, 5 month, ! but tbe Cop refused to
lawful lrel tender money, and tbtn m.s 14 d.ya : incrce, 4 days. Aver.ge cn.t time the rolu-ion endoraing tbe measure, i
t67 eonta on the doll.r. Bat the D-n. 1 of each pnpil, per mnn;h, 50 PntHj an They aty.uriied.hiwever, until to-morrow,
State Treasurer, cverv l. m. in tbe House ' it.eroe of I coot. Nun.ber of teachers, j when they may b.ve the Ut feb.noe tn
oling, and the 16 Dem. Senators, .'1 fid 14,442; incre.se, 6 . Tot.l et of tui- p.as the bill itself, and thos save the tat
No pay them to i-yecie or ii. fqiiIrnt. ii, $I,4US,040; iucre.e, 1130.859. ' pajera a unllLin of dollars. But they have
And eo the people must meet iut etctn . Total cuatuf tbeTteni,ircluiling $l'j.000 ' refiixed to vote for the measure, and thus
.by taxes, to lb bond bolJra, niany of appropriation, in I'bilkdflphia achoolf, ' are cuinmitted agiinst it.
Whom are Englieb S-oehiooisti, and otb- $-J,2S 1,09'J ; increase, $5(5,98 1. Ttie to-j Sumo eoldiers happening home this
' ei Rebel jmpaib;i -r9 at hnuie. J lal uuiuber of rnpils, iui-luding 1'biUdel-j ex'.raoidinarily warm wuatUor, think the
Aa loon as tbe Seua'e vaeancy ia fried, phia, is (03,3.j3, and the whole cost of couutry much warmer than in lennoaee,
vie hope a law will be pasnd t-o-pendiug the system, iticludiug the aroouut paid by
' that specie cla'ise us'il the Uelllion is Phiiadolphia, is ?J,SsS,l&3 ; au iucroa-e
CtuFbed ; sueb a law wuuld have great in- i ot i04.0(jl. These !auii are cneouruing
- fiuence in aiding that result. I to the friends of a schon1 system. Xa-
witbittaudiug the war, the average atten
dauee has been larger, the average pr
tuiTsu o ri.LianaD PT
"VM. S. YOUNfl & CO.
52 Worth Sixth St. Pliilsdel?ila.
TFBU4 0E UOLL1B A 1EAR.
The Sixih Vi,lunie cr.mniencas viih Jan. No.
Havinc oblan.ed lhe iervic-' M eimnr.i
- ,i i.- . . e u . . k and pra-ui-i .im uiiuiw, n it.nii'..
... iti III. i. till .n,u i.t htin tin rnn.t n.r . . .
to house, from barn U baro, agouiaeU by ; - . g ocU Breeitrr ana Bee Kerpers. e rl
CoDerese is bgiutiing to pay some
attention to the impD.iiions praciiced on i
tbe colored people of the Imtrict of Cut
while lb-e fellowa waodered from bouse ! uu,bie oder the old slave coda laws of j
one belly and auxius f r another. My
troubles were in retrospect, tbcira had but
begun.
Against Secret Societies.
The Roman Ca'holic IJiahop of 1'hii
( . .k. i.i. t : ... i
..... t , , CfUI. ULIUII IUO .UUIS UUIUUCI 111 BllUUU
delrhi. ha iuad a cireuUr oqtiutl all '
...m.Jvf luJi'lifiL nr rrrtt'iiiniru . Tile . yar'
V.CV..-v..-,y - , - , J
,lM !'j Mijxtlitt," in the mining regions
of Pennsylvania, have for a y- ar past rnl -d
j . ....
where thev have been; but the eoij "-"
wca'her, thi're, at that time, was fully
tii'iaiki here at the same time.
Saturday, Jan. 20.
fried this morning, Eid. Wal. M'Fad
De.l, ag'-d about b'J years. For a quarter
Th. Ile.'t had lnft .'.th tbe H irna in ! ' 6 rg'd be.VeLly bo
pursuit of Longstrevt, before I came, i
Tbey are tome thirty miles from here,
both aruiie fronting and launeuvruing,
and any mouieut may bring on a treweu-
J. M L.
barou. but are unrepealed. .i. nilv ofler lhe Current Volume aa ine t.f
: : " . . j ' the best ever iUf.l, for onsjioalily, pracucil
Mrs. Partingdon eaya tht beeause dan-1 lhpUgilt ahd reliable inf.itmaiion.
bE.ND FOR A Sl'LClMKM.
cing girl, are .tars, it is no reason that
Uli'J
d)el.
Alex. ' II. Stepbeaa, the Rebel Vice
1'ru'idubt, is lying Mtioualy ill, at Augus
ta, (.
Would
amount to .imply a waste of powder on
our eidu au'l no har'U whatever to thilu-
of a century, be was an earnest, able, and , .elves. Now, however, they have reisnn
auce one half per cent, gruatvr than Ust j m01lt Uhnrioua preti her of the Gospel, in j te change their tone. The lnformaiion
There were 717 less male tethers, i couneotion with the Winebrenari.ns, or ' me "um B"8 18 V" e"
and T!'9 more fom.lo teaehera in lSf.3 ..,.u..u r T) fl. Pll....fc'. ' ,ae' " " " ""S "
- - . - i - vuuiuu u . ' r '.j'.. . - ' ' v.w... - j
than tbe year previous, owing to the war.
ciiti:ATJ:sT
The Washington ar says; "The U SUUVtliT tit IHt Afah
Rebels I for some tima afWed to ; l ARMEK-i FAMILIES AND OTHERS
believe thut tbe bbclltiig of Charleston by 1 can purchas no remedy equal to Dr.
our Morris Island battorus
Kir me frutl, t'Uwer aa. kllrkca fcar
1861 THE
GARDENERS' MONTHLY,
YV. Q. P. CSI.fCKI.OC, PcsLisaaa.
Office : 23 North Sixth St, Fhilad'a.
TEItMS-1 r.O A YKAli.
rlilrMI til THOMAS HF-LH.t.V.
TUI JIOSTiiLT COXTBATS A.B .
Hiits Flower Garden and PIaore
Uri.und j Fruit Harden j Vegetable Garden;
Window Uardi-niog.
Cii-ani'.oK'iTio.ia Embracin? the views
f the bei writers on ilurticulinr., Atboti-
eer'ain minrs extorting wa., rrevei.ting ' The Per ceDtHe ut "t'enduge ia the ?tate SutB drp,rlment, .nd a warm porson.l pu.ski and Sampler. Tbe Rebels killed
TobidV Veuuian LmimeiH, tor dysentery,
rnlic, croup, chronic rheumatism, sure t
tliroi. l.itiihai:h.-. s. &u:kne&. cuts, burns.
swellinis broies, old sores, headache, mus-i culture, anil Kurai Anairs.
quito hiies, pains in the limhs, chest, bark j EniToaiiia Giving the Editor's views on
Ac. It it does not give reln-f the money will : ibe impi rtaul Hor'icutlaral improvement
be relumled. All that is asked iv a trial, ai.d i ScaaM d Vlcaana Naw F.iits .iv
use it according to lhe directions. PL4Ta-DoaTic a.vo Foaaica IiTain-
.n.l h. . i,rnoM as sleadil. in.o. ! r.-. Ti4..-P-.r Sir, I b. q-1 your V-n.tia. -"..." u..a.BL.-u....-
k. M,i.ao. in th. i .. ' . . ., I.iniinuliD UlT hiailyf-r. uiul-rn( rr...t"H-ii-' cllTtaiL UT1CS,
uaiiuiKiiiiiuii, .--...6-. r:.blo ag tbat tlV WDICU tlltm ire UUIUtilca im b.-li. b,.t rtirti!fortit It i rniiD.ail.J tb
1 b.f. er u.U. Sr auj'!.. attw-h of rrtmp It i io- j
Tnlobl. 1 bars no bciiatioD in nomai.n'linz it i-r
men Irom wurkii a on their own terms ar.d ctfuou, oul UJ " wu" ,u 1 "I'auuipuia .ttaehment existed between tne men. tn . in atttujptiug to re.atn a looiuo.a on tue .n tb. u it pr..tv . , ui i h..iuii.rij
. , '' it is 844. Mr. Coburu is in favor of!i.iu Mr. MTadW. health r' ft Sampler amount in number, we ,'ar',uJ it8,,""":'t'"tV;;o. u.iitiiixiia.
- .h-e earn, eat.lngu, with Free Mason, and cb.nges, and therefore r.com- ! onM nilloh p,in, but-sustained h -'N
'Rons t.f Temntrane-. whieh are mainlv if U)Jllj3 !lt,Ifl l(,g",1"'"- b dlffieufttes ! ,he f(lltn ,e hv bslievtd and procUtated , U0D ai , n,llob of , frurn U0Be thut it ! List Of VflldlBS
Hot wholly moral betiifidal societies. Rut
' it is gra'ifying to him s'rike agiiust
'.that which i. wholly and undeniably
wroti(2, even if be did hit som that are
meritorious rr coinrarativilv harmlFua.
The "Fenian Urotherhnod," an Iri,h com- j bcen "'' 5'.
biuation to aid Ireland in beeoming ind-! . iai.0entr4, Columbia, Erie, Greene,
pendent cf England, is in tbe same eaiepo. ' I.nxerne, Lycoming, Monroe, Montour,
ry, and an internal organization of thut i',ke. I,-,,er. Schuylkill, and Veuano.
sort i hardly eomp.tible with good faith Tne "boTe C!,tt0,ie. we lelrn. o
to England, certainly. sent in their List nf Taxables, a day or
JuWben you bear CopprbceJs char- :
ging tbe Rebellion npon tbe Republican,
confront ibuui with these "truths of bis-
Inrr ' I
and uncertainty of dt6uing the "number 1 j(1 ,-,, j.j, cf .treogth his eud was ; i, with dilBeulty a .mail garrison cau Lo ' Adrartlae-l ty tills atthii o,enriD tbe " Cnroiilrfe.
ot pupils attending," bas caused Ibe mtr.i- perfeet paca. Ho was a eousin of tbe kept there."
J : . e t III : - . I. . il : . ..... . . . . r - 1
iiuoiiou ui a kiii iu iuo uouse requiring , at0 j icltson i'l r sauen.ul ie wisourg,
Fi k.S-Pmonai Pruaerl) l W.lallrr.arc'd.Rraily,
I rb. 4 lots of Jo.rik W. "lr.i)tt. t'bltlisqaiuiue.
the distiibutdon of the School fund accor- : M!(t jik biui, a good citiieu aud publio , tion is a source of considerable grief tolbe
ding to tbe taxable! returned, as it bad , epirited man.
Conpnoileni ot tb Star k Cbronlols.)
From the 51st P. V.
K.xoxribLE, Tenn., Dec. IS, 'CI.
Tbe casualtie. were few iu our regiment,
in tbe retreat from Loudon, tbs battle at
1, i . 1. i Campbell e Station, and during tbe .lege . .an, .h. Prnol.mation
two since, a. required by law, to the Sec-: . . .. .7 I 8 .wenty onpies oi tne rroolamation,
I'cb.l5-Brsl KHtteorUr.N.irv llDUi-Uton. ImWis.
Rebels. A fow days since, Geo. Lone- Marrk l Prns.al Pr.ia.vr;). tea. w' A er. BufTlU
Street ont a flair of truce to Gen. Foster, .wareaw-nisMial Pertj.T.M.rerlln.Bairaht
... , , -( i , , Uarcb IT Prrsoa.il Prwpertyot It. lottili r. BulTalot
with a complaint that f the Prooi.m.i Msmkartnutti Property. 11. 1). Ilecd. b. Baloe
is to do punusnea to tne r.euei goiuiers, it
would be more in accordance with milita
ry ct'q'iette to have their commander pro
mulgate it. Gen. Fnnter auknowledged
the eorrcames. of bis logic, and in return
With each Department handsoir.e'y illsa-
tratej.
These peneral featore. will be retained,
and the publisher pledges himself that no
labor or expense shall be spared to render
the succee.iiax issues of (he Maiazine every
wav worihv of the favor with which bis
previous efforts have been amply rewarded.
SFD FIIP. A SPUIMEN.
"'i
" " j here. While nne is disposed to rejoice at i requesting him to have thorn carefully ye 1,20 Ta
l ey are ; (Q j()rge, nt, jfe jast M distributed throughout bis emps, which, i Oorn, old 1,00 La
of taxables smeet to rf forge, (fct ,M , of be wiil do0t ,ho Je. j Outs, pr 32 lb, 75 01
pre...,, in . ,
lTTbe Rebellion w ioansur.te.d nn- malipS nP Apportionment, fur Senators ,nd i00
er al'emocratia National Aduiitii.ira'inn. n:1 H- of K- of 'e State of Fenn'a. hoge wf)(
It wa. conua-ivej aud matured no
D'iiincrtftie au.-Lices.
3. ' It bad its nucleus. nd headquarter.
"In the Itrmncrstio Ojbinet of Buchanan.
4. Its chief instigators and engineers
were leader, of tbe !euitxrtic party in
'Congress and Government Departments.
' 5. Its principal ageuts abroa'd were
'Pemocratic Amba.adors and Cousuls
serving the cause of Treason under pay.
(j. It bad been in progress for months
before Mr. Lincoln was inaugurated.
" 1. Seven States had g 'De out of the j
Union h' f ire Ibe Democratiu Buchanan
left tbe Executive Chair.
.8- War. bd been deolarod by the,
insurgents, in firing up"o tbe Star of the
.West, long I'T-re the present Aduiinis
tration came into power.
retary of the Commonwealth.
not received, their old number
M i . V. - ... .i . .
r ' IhAV Ipavn In thnir honsehnlrf. the naln
w left as a life-long legacy to
.uj ri. ui i. ui ub ciaie ui a euu a. t, .k i.-.j ,1..
I Tbe following are returns from ours and
four counties below s
1,1803 Txah!e$, 1804
Union S.-274 4.203
Mitti a 3,335 4,111
Snyder . 3.09 3,010
Juuialt) S.193 3,123
Perry 4,621 5,5 IS
17,515 0,595
Voice of California and Kansas..
The following resolution passed both
ranches of the California Legislature,
seren only voting against it :
Resolved, That the people still look to
o loved tbem. The " inning
loss," the " only a few' ia their all, and
may be the all of their friend, .nd rela
tive. Of my company, one was killed
and one taken prisoner. William II.
Doughty wa. killed, than whoa we could
bdattt no braver iu our company. Mr.D.
we believe was from SugarValloy. Always
good humored, uuder the tuost trying cir
cumstances, through every fatigue, he was
utterly without fear to an engagement
serters are coming into onr liues by hun
dreds, to take the Amnesty oatb.
TK.VDtTI NOTES few sale at the "Star Chronicle" oBW.
Corrected Weekly
Wheat, 1.50 Eggs S 20
... 1,20 Tallow 10
Lard, fresh 12J
over seed e,0ti
Flaxseed...... 2.25 Wool 70
Dried Apples 61b Potatoes 50
FirkioButter IS Shoulder G
Fresh Butter... 25 Ribs & Sides 6
4.5. and 6 Ham ....11
Ht.M QiaKTUia 'JTR Aaur Coara.'k
special service V
Mew Yu, Jsu j ii, ladl. J
rppw-Ul OHera. No. 8 J
1ALI. tfllcer and Ulen belonini; to
fenn'a Ke;'u atiaehed to the 9ih Army
Corps, now absent from their commands on
recruiting or detached service, and all fur
loughed men, will report fur duty to Capt.
Ji.bv A. Mo.aia. A. Q. in charge of re
cruiiius; service for 9ih Army Corps, at liar
rUburg, Penu'a.
By command of
Maine Gev'l B(.'JStDE.
Enwi.D M. Null, Aas't Adj't Uen't.
flnstri
t r,f l.'nion, at I o'clock P. M., a cenaia .ot of
1 (Iri.iind, sitdnte in the borooj! bf l.eSbara;.
and coontv aforesaid, numbered in the e.
I ral lotrn plan St0, boanderf aa I lie South by
I St. George Sireei, ott thl we-d by Fourtit
jHreet, ou the nonb by let ilu. tS, ird of
the east by B ackbvrry Alley, coniaiainf (Ji,..
Fourth of a'n Acre, more or lei. wuh the!
anpurienances, as the property if Chortn ft
.V-A.. I.. F.ALBBIHHT, Shei C
IskMrilTa Office, Lrwi.burg, Jam. IS, l&ft.
REGISTER'S KOTICfi;
N OTICR is hereby ciren, to all concerns.
that the following named person. bavsJ
, I . . . .1 I, . , C - .
1 sen tea t.ieir sccuuis id inc m.gisirr s uuiew
. 1 , 1 ... , ... . 1. .w.
. . . . .... ,, t . . 1 r . R .
SalU accounts win l,b picscuiru mi ciiuura.-
atiun and allowance at the Orphans' Catfl
to be held at LEVIBI'Ri. for tre roanty of
Lnion. on the third MO.MJ.lt of Febraarf
next, bring tne 15th day uf said month, via :
1. The ai-couni uf Lewis E'an. Afia'
cf Thamcu niiiiumt, lae of Bart UuwaitMl
Tp, dce'd.
S. Tbe account of .Michael Donxel. Guar
dian of Halume Frederick ao l Margaret Jaaa
Frederxli. minor children ot Ceurge t'rrdericJt
late of Botrjioe Tp., dee'd.
3. The account nf Michael M. MaiM
Execdti.S of Sarah Maize, late of Linwstoci
Tp., di-c'd.
4- The account of tevi Keister, tiectttof
of Grornt Keitlrrjile of W(ii!e Deef Tp.deo'd.
5. The account of John Mile be I. Elecutof
of Juhn.Mttchel. late of Limestone Tp., dee'dt
6. The account of Georce Leiser aad)
John I.eiser, Adui'rs uf Jaai Letter, late it
Keily Tp., dec'i
7. The account pf Oenrge T)rieshach
Trustee under the will of Mitrif Beth tale uf
tbe boroajn of M.fllinhort. dee'd. .
8. Tbe account at Ge.-rf. i)rie-.bacb
Adm'rot J'hn . .,irlaie vf the horvvgh
of -New Berlin, dee'd.
9. Tbe account of Jacob Frock, sorviviaf
Eifcutor of the last will and testament of
Henry Frock, lale of Litfieslme To. itvc'd.
10. The account ol Elias Hoy, Guardian
of Jacob V. Mohr. Beojamm F. Mobr. aad
I.nthar Mawrer minor cbi'dren of A'swaM
Mihr, laie Susan Mawrer, late of New Berlin
d.c'd, in account with said Jaeob T. Mohr
Beojimm F. Mobr and Luiher Mavisr.
, H. WE1KEU Reabter.
Rejister's OlEce, L.wi.'borg. Jan. 14. 1?84
l nion Count; Court Proclamation
"1 TH EREAS.the Hon. SAM L 8. WOO US.
1 V Preside ni Judge fortbe 30th Judicial
It is gratifying to know that, as fast as
detected, corrupt aud unworthy Govern- , Ka.
meet officer, aud ouutraolars are exposed, Ha-rley SO to 81,00 Country Soap 4 & 6
dismissed, and punished. Tbey are bad pork tradi-8,00
enough yet they are nut as many nor as ' - .
obnoxious, ia proportion to nuuite.s, as! AflAQfitSO.
the same claM f eormorant. were in tbe; T rnt mim-mt, n. aieier Hm lwter(r. Slrt J Orphaus' Court. Court of Common Pleas, Oyer
War lor iiiuepend.noe Uase. ol eon- "it. wm. u ton ui aaax j. vaaa, baas o aataoaj . rrramrr. ana ocuciui vjuanrr nessmns.
ieoe. rthat is r ersons restorin, to Gov- ; t LEWIIsBt RG. for the county cf VXIOS.
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties of Iniou, Mitiiia and Snyder, and
Jsn WSuoitm andJoax Walls Ejqs Asso
ciate Judges in L'uiou county, have issued iheir
nreeent trint. ftate lhe M-.'.l itnv tt Ila'r
I 1863, and to me directed, for the holding of an
v" aaBwB on lne Third Monday of FEB., (beinjr the
(J, J I-ih day; iMbi, and to continue one week,
to rnio. to-nrtiip, 2tb .it, MAItY FLIZABBTU, Xo".ce is therefore hereby given to the Cor-
George Smith, of thU Bnroah, mpm- utb j-r. j and fur ibe county of I'm on, to appear in iheir
ftrniuoot funds which tbey bi wrougfully
tibtaiuti-i) are also more oomoion.
Wheo every 00 was uicposod to growl, i oer 01 compaoy 11, otu f. Kerierfcs, and At Aeadwia. Jaouta co;, nr tvw anyr Mrinieat, own proper prrsoos wiin their records, ,oqui
rv 1. 1 j .-Ti 1 i e , ! a comDoiou. were ukeo nrw
Daughty bad .nil Li pleasant fce and . 10D "e muk Mr.T. 00c p-! in Um.BmAwMM tomuoiiro Mdim
good Dttured eipreieioa. Clark nd be; ' ' -,' . 1 - ' cf .mct Jo.otaud MetWai Prtbjtriii mio- lneir behalf appertain to be done 1 and ail Wii-
viafiv uiu uccu teui iuv ;
were tent niateft,
nada.Ac aifift (ithi'r nrnn nrrtrnlina' 1 n Kh.. r
were enrrotinded and eaiiiiirs-t'l kv iohft I a. u. -.ri..u ni.tk u 11 mm in i - ,1, ...,..i.k ...;K1.. nn
A Ira ham bio coin as tn lastrumeot selec- 1 niaht bef.ire 9 a support to tbe outDoata . rebel eivvlrt man. ami anbt tn Itinhmnnf. N-at.ciiiii a.oa -! Jobs mU i.ri SKaiiiU, n,rn Ar. r-nnir-r, tn hi in Bnri .h
Muhcv Luminary. pf Twp, inicmOo. on tiH-iiui ait n i-r aitendin.antlnot depart without leave at their
1 ! horn-, join4 CTLry Comp.nr, kuid 4ie4 ihus muly fL Jurors arc -rcoested to be punctual in
To the Heirs of Jacob Yargor.
TTMON County, Sd. Tbt Coamonwaalill
J of Pennftylvania,
To John Yar-eer, Eu'ward Tarer.Catharia
Intfv-BrrtvU with itasom Mwipt; tmwit 1mrt, Dswtvl
LonKGaanJiaa of Knily A. arrr. &mwl aiawcfefretfls)
John bl -bettor, CaroiHa ilrnrrTjsi with tomm ErJ
m-r, Cbty iournunrti with tiiuai Itokvr. Etlwanl
Yavr-r Gwrnriiaa of Mary 9-pal and Samlt 9mmm I
DavrtMl Lootf tiuardran ad liuu. ! Emm MMr Mr
StHl ivpresnt&fM nf Jmevb Tarr hit f tM
Wro'otf UM-UwtoastiW C-.tV-wM aal.Gra,, Ug. Whift
by ail fnqitat 4ai7 kWau-iWtl for tbal pnrm bf tbw
OriaaBav Court of lb m-uuly Utrmi, k IUaI
Elt of the BMd Janjb Yvrvr M appr-xtisapsl. a timtm
lot qoarry d4 aim hm aviivx-Ml bail pxt$ ftlmt
of Timbwr l-utti ftitaau in LwisiioBhip tfttoa memntji
an4 ftls m otrteia tiaet mt iatma Immm atMU b
Hau-tlr townnbtp oonnty lorMuutl wnb tb apfarfa
avnea At, aal iktrw o of Um bvir mt iha mi4
dfOajBaHsjcl ap-.aTti fa court tb fmrk of pjii iaqsiaw'
Uon to Uk Um rJ stm( ! ih )tntW ihamC "ovJi
aoi ery a of joa r artbj iti is t tuaal mppmmt
at tb next Kennal Or hiii' Court to b InrM at Lwm
bars a tba 15tfc Ja f Vrb. aat to civet tak a4
tvaJ tau at UW valualioa. and ia Ca uf rrlasaal t
irlet to 4o tbn to show aauat why p mam tofjltl
tvt b su4 jmt atf imai.
WitnM inr bDJ aataFnt ?f tb rT-f fralt X Lawla
burg U J dajr af Dvmmbvr a. D 1M3.
J. W.SAitClarfcO. &
tp.l Dy frovidenceto lead tBeir country ia . with thc s5lh MaM f being drifcD ijJf
sait-iy turuugn bii 110 purne, .on restore uj 1 .1
Jiir'VolunteeriBg is going oa rery a'iin to a ;ce t"u toi;i no eltmrnt of .
Doughty tbe next morning
Iriskly all over tbe North almost as '
tbucb so s at tbe outbreak of tbe Rebell
ion. Those cities, boroughs, and town
ships, that moved first, are clearing them
-elves. Those doing nothing, lose the
ru en who leave them to eu'.ist elsewhere,
- nd will have to furnish their full quota
'beside. Let each district take pride io
filling tip its own ranks with its own men,
.nd not be drained to help others. We
Lave now a full month to clear Union
of Rur, Uiruni.
I , , ,, . . K ,,! J , . ' """K .iieuuiS ; y jjjY ofLcttrm remaining in the Post
make his appearance, all in the tent would bain's family, who, they say, are in lodi- ! u ,)H,ce at LLWISBLKU, Pa., up to
Jan. 31st, lN64t
discord ,h,il U found; and thut wa do . J"king'y remarked that if Clark did not j by ten oent subscriptions for Vailaodig
most heartily lavor bis re-ciectioo.
In tbe Kansas Leeislature. a resoln
tion re-nominating Pres. Lincoln psased outposts, was shot through the bead, car- """P n''". V 1- j
vahout an (!P rote. Such is , he ried to the car depot, .nd lived two or '1 V
: ..i. i mi .t . . ! 1 1,... t, Th I..J .. r -!:.:;,.,.-,.,
espressioa ui lue popular win in tuose iwo : l'tl uu U"J "r""i Jy support 'wi tn-eot " patriots
M I.L , t-!T S P PI i '
me gooas no ncir. in company i, cu- ; . . .
ward K. Patterson, of KastoD, Pa., was
tgJ-Tbe Catholic Tdrjraph says "The
correspondence between Jefferson Davis I
; killed. Sergeants F. B. Sterner and M el
and Pope Pius, has beeo puiilisbcd. The
Pope, like every one else, is anxious for
eoooty : there are men enough : there is , pe, But a no advocate for Rebellion, nt
money enough put that and that togetb-: home or abroad. We know what we state
lick were wounded, by the same ball, in
Orwl( n.H!ab Mmllnda Was.
sit-.i-r aiy b. him
KfaoDS J. N. KV
Sn.Tlr Jan.b B.
tlmitb Jacob B. emre or Cto.
Kama
Tarlor A. Mi.i
M allace Curia Mlas It
tbe leg. They are doing well. George , .rlti,,g from Knoxville on the 20th
""i Aam, vieaiiig. v. t., nit., says : uo tTitlay last, our cafairy,
uual, sustained no casualties. Co. . is under Qen. Storgea, advanced to tbe di
ll asscoplug's - j rection of Dan bridge, 40 miles from
iMy long, fatiguing ride here, by wsy of j Knoxville, and on Sunday morning drove
B. , f, r . . ,, . . ... the enemy vedettes out of that village,
ig Creek Gap, I have told about, written . ' , ... ,
, , ' , , .... ! A portion of our infantry, under Gen.
about, growled at until I am tired of the j j,, tit0 raoTed bat len,g ,b,t
story. I was sore, and tired, and could I the enemy were io full force beyond Dan-
not iiln lh. ni.ht I nam. hor. ant frtr ! Iiriiltir iK.v fi ll hapV tn thiiir farmer
o.lJ ..'..,t..-.;t 4 IJ: A J ' r " ,..-.(.. s-, - .... . "--
"r""1 ""J1"" manufjr'urea a orosaveut and dr. .aw. tn I want nf hnanitnhtn .iMninm.iUHnna .nnh i tustiion.. bdiV mornioa. the enemy.
Tuesday evening.' Quit. number of j wnic!l be ,- . ... . . .. . I seeing that we had drawn back our eav.lry
those Uable to draft, it seetM, "don eare j It ig M hl recomme0(le(1 for euttioc ! ness. was elimbin? th. mountains, and ! as possible, made a desperate
. , , . . v' uw linns Willi iiimiu .iiu
cr, and tbe thing is done.
" tiMeetings to encoiiraga the raisins;
of Bounties for Volunteers, were held in
liuuin 1). D. Mr.
(tflutin Margaret Mrs.
ll.nr; J-ilio
JurJi-o Julia Mrs.
Jon.a a at. Mr.
Persons callins; for the above Letters will
please say tbey are -advertied."
UKO W FORRFST, F M
to be true." That is cold comfort to the
Secesb and Copt. . We wish all Catholics
were like Browoson, Rosccr.os, Meagher,
Lewi&burg Town Hall, during soveral nud their other most intelligent men,
Tsniogs, and about ?G .400 were .Beni. C. T.vlor. of" Davton. O .
vhetber school keeps or not" won't aid.
tbe fund let tbe draft come !
Ic3r4)a the second Monday in March,
n clectioei is to be held in Arkansas, to
lots, shingle blocks, stove wood, &!., and
is a great labor saving implement.
attack
oihrod
aiiiu. ma hintis bii:biii iuis iuo ijuion, it: r t.. l , rt
... 6 ' im. itlfiver. frraehnro .nit C
j - -. -BJ si
with "a Republican form of Government."
A large Slate Convention cf Delegates
recommends the abolition of Slavery as
"indemnity for lhe past and seourity for
thn future."
BOi-Tbo Governor has .nnninteil .a
Notary Public, Jos. R.Orwig, Miffltnbur-: i """ lru" m' own looX- 100 b"bew
alvia W j loruing ine itreams. x ney
.oruinK .oe .tre.ms, ana ..oaring .. nam ; j9BD.00.g dif i,iol),f e(J h, ,he Hampton
as I did id the d.y. My horse was sure eatalry. Observing the desperate deter-
footed, and I trusted him where I would : ruination of tbe enemy, Pturgcs ordered
TPHE undersigned wi!l open a select School,
I io the Boys Grammar Kchool Room,
North Ward, Lewisbure:. about lhe first or
second wylf in April. Term, one quarter;
Tuition, sgt Ott.
Only a limited number of suitable grades
will be admitted.
Those who desire to attend will please
inform me as soon as convenient.
Feb. 1, 1861. J. A. OW EN
their attendance at the appointed time agreea
ble to notice,
(iiven under my hand and seal at the Sher-
ifl'. Oifice in Lewisborg lhe I2th day of
Jan. A u ism, ani me e;tn year ot tbs
Independence of the t nited States of Amen
ca. -God save the Commonwealth!
L. F. ALBRIGHT, 8heri9
Geo. W. Carpenter, ITcnszey & Co's
Wholesale Drug and Chemical
Warehccse.
Ko. 77, IJarkel Street, rhlt.4elph1a.
fftHE Subscribers keep constantly on hand
I a Urge stock of DHIC. MEDICINES, j Henry Whiimer.
GRAND JURORS, Feb. T. 1861
Rutfiloe Wm 8polta, John B Smith.
Iir;ly Wm Brown.
White Deer Jas Finney. Joel Ranek, Fred
erirk Uersham.
iViw li'rlin Wm Roshoiig.
Limestunr Christopher See bold, Jr, Amos
Bei ler. Michael H Miller.
Lrwuivrg A. U'. Peter If Ginter. Reuben
Snyder. James Hayes, Jacob Hummel.
iiMt BuJal( Jaeob Frederick.
l nion Aioah Stetler.
LtwMurg S. W. Tnomas H. Nesbit, Geo.
W Hafer.
W.i Bujfattte Levi Shoemaker, Henry
Noll, Isaac Kaufman.
Afy Daniel Moll.
Lrwis Valentine Buhl.
Mijj!inburg Frederick Gulelins.
TRAVERSE JIRORS.
Limestone F.matioel Waller, Jas 8 Rond
enbush. John Rinkert, Martin Rohrabach, j
John Seebold.
W"i7e Veer Elias Noll. Jaeob D. Rinek.
Hartl'i Daniel Wagioer, Joshua Knarr,
Gutelius, Selinagrove.
If3ee new Pbilad. Advertisements in
to-day's psper. And "when read, nuke
a note of 'cm."
f9Selinsgrove also ia moving for
National Bank.
. BSUTbe single case of small poc
"sronght from Milton to Lewtsburg, has
terminated favorably, and we b.ar nf nn
other eases here. But it is all over the i Tta AB,e,1i" Conseription Bill bts
land, and wherever 8oldiers pass there is Just VtBei Congress. Besides providing
cangr-r tbercrore, vaccinate vaecioate ! lb" ,n eBro,lea n J M nJ time husk old pauts and shirts a stray old
in town and country. ; sseore complete exemption by furnishing j .t,oe. mo,t h.r.tBri.ti nd km. Jen
! . . ..i. . - i . j . I . r
no lining to the fields dead horses,
mules and broken wagons. No garden
ere rough in the bottom, and I was in
terror lest tbe borse would go down with
me in tbem a wetting prospect I did not
relish on December days. We were real
ly within a few miles of Knoxville
twenty-seven miles on my lamed horse
that day had nearly shook me apart, and
pounded my parts te a jelly. We saw
war all around traces of the bivouac
tbe charred embers the scattered corn-
W Look, commanding a division of JMU- I f HE.VICAI.8. PHARM ACF.LT1CAL nrepa- I A'e Berlin Joserh Erdly, Abraham
ott's cavalry, to charge tbe enemy. The rations and every other article which apper- j Black, Simon Wolfe, John D fpiitler. Chas
charge turned Ibe fortunes of the day, I tains to the business, embracing lhe most I D. lionsh, Abraham stchoch, Charles Walter,
eaLst 8aturd.T afternoon. . .,-
. - - - ...
mm -service by procuring substitute
from the first mountain below Bunbur. Perinlt ir' d "'n eenre exemption
l..oj .t. i..:- - .k. r i . ' rnm "swrvioe by procuring substitute
delayed tbe up-lra.n on tbe Railway .b.ut ,llM, t0 d f ' f . . f ... . .
a .
half a L TV - t . .... ' "
.u uour. ti e saw no evidenoe oi enrolled for the next draft. The cost of
warn ot eare on fte part of the agents ani j eommutatiou is increased to $100, and the
ervants of the Compaoy. "" of tbe exempted man is enrolled,
, ' "CbM?9 j b - pnMot - enrollment is exhiosted."
.t n t? 0,1,,eJ ' S"Ml' : C'"-n"""if- moaeJ "PpHei to
pl.ee of Uarry White. . j securing auhatitute. Tin h. Congression."
rTLieoL J. F. Beale ha, opened a recruit- l me'' t
mg office in Esq. Meru'a effice for the 9ih ' r nntwne, eonseientiously
Army Corps. Bounties veterans $400 and ! "PP084 ,0 bearing arms, are to be eonsid
new recruits $300 from the eeneral Govern-, ered, if drafted, as non-combatants, nod
ttliati'il'ot'T re-'assigned to duty in hospital, or be ex-
fZTtm fuf a"d i" i -i y P.y i 1 100, dPu,ini S. .Vu
. . ' r : i s w
ThI tarhnr. r.m c -t T i o ! Etvctj lurcinar woo oas oeia omce
U!ttn; jhi.iiw, !) 6 i Moiled. JlarrMuiy Tdcjraph.
surrounded by its white picket. . Houses
staring at yon with a blank, empty look.
Bams with skeleton looks. A dog sneak
ed round tbe corner, a cat eat io the bro
ken window pane, perhaps. Tbe only
full fed looking animals yon see are the
dogs. They can breakfast on mule steaks,
dine on borse, and pick ribs at their leis
ure,, within howling distance of their
i 1
mill- r ' .. ,-rr .,; T ; n29'l nit., nod had t cordial welcome
. Within two miles of Knoxvule, I met j bj lue DMt eitix4IIi gt. Uuit ttt-njti ,
John Smith of my company on outpost, j smart storm, accompanied with ligbtuing
who while we were expressing onr happi- I aud thunder, on the 29th. -
ess at meeting,, saddened me by saying Every regiment in Geo. Dodge's ditis-
"e lost Duughty. Ai the banicadcs iu i0a la VVesi IsnueiMe hat re-enlisted.
which up to Ibis time had been decidedly
against us. Onr lose is about 150. On
Sunday, we fell baek to Strawberry Plaius,
six miles from Knoxville. On the 19th,
Gen. Sturges fell back to Knoxville, and
the same evening crossed the Holetoa
River with the view of intercepting tbe
euemy at Lewisviile. Gen. Granger s
troops were moving in tho same direction
on the 20th ult.
The new postal bill passed by Congress,
provides that srtieles of elotbing, manu
factured of wool, cotton, or linen, and
compressed within limits not exceeding
two pounds weight, addressed to any non
commissioned officer or private, may be
transmitted at eight cents, and above thai
weight according to tbe regulations pre
scribed by tbe Postmaster aeneral.
Tbe Rebel Governor of Virginia recom
mends tbe calling oat at once of all tbe
Militia for not more then 30 days at a
time. - There is something astir at Mobile,
but not enough has transpired to deter
mine the loyalty of tbe persons interested.
Gen. Roeeerans arrived al St. Louie on
'extensive variety also, PAINTS, OILS and j Daniel Horlacher.
GLASS of every description,
All articles purchased from ns can be
relied on as being of the most superior qual
ity and at as low prices as they can be had.
We can oner such inducements as will make
it the interest of purchasers to lay in their
supplies .lrcm us and five us their future
patronage, and invite all who visit the city,
to call at our establishment.
All orders addressed to us by mail or
otherwise will meet wilh prompt attention.
G KO. V .CARPENTER. HE.NSZEV & CO.
Um 1031 737 Market Street. Philad.
KTJSI0 FOR THS BILLION.
SOGS FJt THE LOYAL.
BY ROBERT MORI IS, Esq..,
The undersigned have ju.t published a
series of Six Songs and Rules, entitled as
follows I
My Love is on the Battle-field."
The Nation shall not Die."
-The Christian COmmissiou." , .
Geilysbnrg." '
"The Young Volunteer." .
-The Bon who was his Mother's Pride."
The words in every ease by Robert Morris,
Esq ; the music by accompii-hed composers.
The spirit and tone are alike stirring and
patriotic, and altogether suited to the times.
The price is One Dollar per eopy for the
series, or tweoty-five cents tor any o.e son;,
ta be sent to any part of the Uuited Stales,
free of pnstage. Foinasiers and aients
remitting five dollars will receive sixeopies.
Ad lre.s - I.KB WALKER.
No. lit CHEaT.N'CT Street, Philadelphia j
Rraiu Thomas Fisher, Samuel S Oakes,
John Kremer.
Went BuffnbeWex Benfer, Philip Sipley,
John Watson, Jr., John C. W atson.
Butfalne Valentine Killer, Jesse Lore,
Daniel Rishel.
Miff.inburg Jacob Gulelins.
Ltuiisb-irg & W Samuel Bone, John
Kelly. Jas Mo wry. S D Bates. A W MaxweU.
Iswisburg A" U Isaac 8. fclerner.
. Kellu John Riser, Thomas Clioean.
iW Buffalae Fredrick Hippie. Abraham
rreitrick. t.eorge Hun Hie. Isaac High.
Vtunn Philip Young, John Kunkle, Chas
Oldt, Wm Hannan, Samuel Kitier.
Iswit Henry Rule, Abm R. Mench.
Issue list for Feb. 13.
1 Paul Reusler , vs J Si. W Anderson
2 J Ac J Young vs Jos M Thomas
Mi Kleckner vs Menses, Penny Co
4 Jnn H Goodman vs Wm Yonnj
5 Chs Brundage vs Jac and Aaron Klose
Twp of Limestone vs George Slear
T Snyder Sc Grubb vs J & C Kleckner wi no
g to 10 I other parties vs same
1 1 Siirtr, field & Co vs 1 H Kleckner
12 same vs same
13 Lndwig, Kneedler Co vs same
14 same vs same indorsee
15 Dsnl Kancler vs Jrre Anderson
16 M 'Curdy Tate vs Wm Brnbsi
17 C H Sbriner for Vance vs Wut Rote
tt 19, same fur Young v aiue
30 Enoch Kaufman et al vs Geo Zellers
21 Johu Bttser 'vs ' Daol Reber
H iiavid T Davis vs Geode.Marsh 4
ia C hanout Loaj v Jtre Kievaaer
Tavern License.
"VTOTICE is hereby given ih.t
.j Jacob TVrkard. t MifSinfcejrfe
1.107a ut.ier, ai nana ispkt loaTSMVua.
Thftuaa t.rpta, of
Jacb KreaMr. of Brad
have filed ibeir pennons for Tavern Lieeaa
with tbe Clerk of the Court of Uoarter ee.
sions of lnion county, and lhe same will bj
presented on Monday, the 15ih day of Fell.
next tn the Court for approval.
Jan. a C. H. HAMsKJiPLl-S, Oep'yaQ.
For Union Co. Companm
IN THE 9ra ARMY CORPS.
rpHE Secretary of War has authorized
Major General Burnside to recruit too
old N mth Armv Corps to 60 iM0 men, for sp
cial service. L nion county has three Cornpa
nies in the Slat Pean'a, in this Corps, and
she should fill op the ranks of bertbiee com
panies. who. to the honor of iheir County,
have re-enlisted, and relieve herself from lie
draft. Every day, soldiers are leaving tho
county and neighborhood for tbe purpose of
taking advantage of the hih bounties offered
in the cities. This should be stopped, and
Union eonnty volunteers secured for bar own
Companies : and itcanonly be done by town
ships and boroughs offering such additional
bounties as will make it an object to enlist ia
our own Companies. Il is belter to pay O.o
Hundred Dollars ad iiuo.al bounty than $300
commutation. Lnion and Last Buffalo, towa.
ship, are setting the example. Let there bo
an effort made ia every township to fill op ,
the three veterao Companies Capts. Linn's,
Hassenplne's and Carman's (the " Wall.
Guards"), and Lnion county will be saved
frcm a draft.
I bave been ordered by Gen. Burnslde to
superintend recroittnf ia this Hut tor lha
9th Army Corps, and will be glad to co-ope.
rate with borough and township committees,
to relieve themselves, and for tbe good f the
service.
TJ. 8. Bounty, $302 for new Recruits,
U. S. Bounty, $402 for Veterans,
in addition, of course, tn all local bounties
that may be appropriated by eonnty or dia-
trict authorities.
Lieut J. F. Bea'e has been asairned to rev
emit for Pena'a Rev.ime.nis ia the Sib Corp,
In lhe district of Lnion county, who will for.
nish all desired information upon tbe matter.
JOH5 A. MORKl.H.Capu and A. Q. M,
Sunt of hermitlnc eerrkf,Sth Carps, Start of N.a
JaD. Si, lMiSi.tr
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
THE Auditor appointed by the Orphan.
Court of Coion eonnty lo andil settle
and adjust the account of Thomas Forsitr,
dee'd, administrator of J. F. M. Forster.dea'd.
as filed by Matthew Morion administrator of
said Thomas Forster dee'd. and to, report
disiribniioa of lhe accountant, will meet ib
panics interested fur Ibe purposes of hi.
appoiminent on Patoreay February C, 161,
at 10 o'clock A. M., at the otfire of Orwig A
Hayes in tbe Dorenthe.f l.exuborjr
ALFRED HAVES. A.diasv.
- NOTICE!
THE subscriber wishes 10 settle hi. ofd)
Books from 181 to Jan. 1. IM4, aid de
sires his frieads So call wrhiaao days, uf
lhe accounts will be in tbe 'quire, haax's.
Call al his Si ore, opposite Walla & ('('.
Jaa.S.'6t N. . ZIMMEBMAX.
FOR SALE.
at al I A I"- tf W. Ml LHAt