H rmw Kirm a ttd m HD (I (Mil TO m m ii mmr II N mm BY 0. X- WUKUC- aisu j. k. VUkjsiLiiuo. At Pr Tear, always la Advamce. Three Specimens of the Tory Growls. From early edition of JirshaWs Life of Washington, V.U. V Oo pegs 63,speskiog of Jay's Treaty with Eogland, approbated by President Wasbihotos, and the "sriomiusble bio- representations" whiah "affiighted tnisio- foraed minds" respecting it, the roferod - . - Chief Je.i.ec Mars ball : tat? L L .1 I L J 1. - L ..J. .. . a.fraa. ar tbt sffretinus of tbe people, that even an enemies bod deemed it generally aeeeesary to preeervr, with regard o him, external marks of dreeaev ind respect. Previous to Ibo mission of Mr. Jsy, charges against tbe obief magistrate, though frequently .Voff,bd eeldon. beeo direotlj mode. That Biioeino visibly aflteted tbe deooioa which bd been utunliy observed towarde - i . i . ..ff iKa irofv Dim, ODu 100 laniata.ivw j brought ioto open view sensations which bod luof beeo ill concealed. Wiib aqtal Viruleneo, tbe militorj and political cA ir. BrtrelAeVeaiie'ir Vri W,andbe waa averred to be Mally depute merit aitber at a aoldier or etansmao. I be calumnies wi'h which Be aa eeanea, were not confined to nia pablio eonouoi: even qualities at a wia were the aab jeets of detraction. That he bad violated lAe Contiitutian in negotiatiog a treaty without ihe previous advice of the Senate, tad in embraeiog wiibia that treaty tub jeeta belonging exolasively to tbe Legiela. tare, wat openly maintained, for wbieh an impeachment was publicly aojtgeaied ; and that be bad dratrn rum the treasury f,r Am private iwe mure 'hum the salary annex- 1 . ' . L I. . I. . . J 10 - Tbl. last .lleg.t.o. ... M.a to be toppor. ted bv extracts frem tbe ireasary accounts ZtZll r. ... li.i.i.,e. WUKU UU wtB ativ maw. - n " aod waa Maintained witb tbe I movpereect- .Sm.irru Tbourh lha scerewrv of the tr.aiurf denied that ibe appropriation! a ji j ----- . . Bade by the legislature bad beeo exceed ed, Me atrocious charge scat still ant AJrntly repeated ; aad tbe few who euald tnumpa io any spot which might tarniah the Inatre of Wenbing'oo't fame, felicitated them ttlvee on the prospect of obtaining a victo ry over the repotatioa of a patriot, to whoso aingle influence tbey ascribed the - j r i rfTiwiB raiiria from the Praidnv lUpon retiring irom toe rreaiaeoey, Coogreeepaaed reaolu.ionscompliment.ry . . n . te Gen. W.ah.ngtoo Oppoa.og this exproaaioa or approve., a memoer o. vow- grot, a.moo -P" -r- ' (see p. 722, Ao .) at follow:J 'Wi.h respeet to Ine teiU'.m ana jirm sttttoftht President, he differed ia epioion. . mni that arateul conviction there mentioned, and if be waa to eome there ad exprcse it, be shoald prove ao ioeoo- ai.teat character. lie should not go into lengthy diecotaion on this point, but, if tbey tamed their eyee to ear foreiga rela tione, here would be found no reason to exult in tbe wisdom and firmness ef ths administration. Ha believed, on tbt con trary, that it waa from a scant of ruaomanajlrmncsun we were v.uugu. into eur preaeot critical eitaatioa. He wat one of those eitiieoa ar&a did w4 reyref fAe PreriJent's retiring from "fire. Ht believed tbert were a ttumtana men in tbe foiled States who were capable of filling tbe Presidential cbair at well aa it bad beeo filled heretofore. He wished tbe President aa much bsppiaete as any msa ; aod, hoping he would retire, be could not mMM ... revrta at tha event. He. for . ' .."... . : .1-. Die pert, retainen toe ssme opioiona inas vwg. imim imu.D. one ueorg ii aaniugiuw naa y aiaaiiar he bad alw.yt doat with respect lo those Lineolo't call for 75,000 volnateart to hatred of him, in bit day. Wherefore, we mesjoree, nor should aoy influeoee aader pBt down the Rebellion 1 That eall wat tdvise Father Abraham to go on, aod heaven prevent bia from preajngtbat ,0 theol u ... t,antutrtd lr,i, .od Mlmly do hit duty. Tbe Rat- jL!!!l U " Tbey (letnikettod Copperhead, are only bi- tbought nobody would reapood to bit eall, ting a file." Tbe true and tha good, of sod tbal they would have everything their the New World and of Ihe Old, sustain Thus a neb for Giles and those other own way. New, Lincoln toaaandt s bia, and will blest hia aiaory when ht uatilantiof WASHINGTON. What it aillion of tried warriors, aod lha late ia so more, ttair comparative rank in history? Gilee proud Confederacy ie enabling into dit 4 Co. are remembered only for their vain honored, blood-eemeatod ruins. Tha UMaitt npon Washington like to "fliea Rebelt' laugh is changing to the aerdonin preserved ia ember!" grin ef despeir and death 1 SectiOB for Stats Trstrarsr. A Kef a Ealeck the Senate. Whiles is tba Uniea aray, is 1862, Qasbt Whits was sleeted Senator froa ttt Inditna aad Arai.roog distrist. Hs sarved faithfully ia the seseies of 1863. sonsbls efforU for bis release, lbs Msjor's It appears hs did not resign his ail.iary resignation is now produced, aad as Elso poeitioa, bat bis eervioe w.s strictly "is tios is ordered for Friday tbs 19th inst. L a i . - t u iw aouwipjiua wv. Cartm, so that bis sosiiioa wss sot taeompatible with tbo law os tbal poiai; bat the eaelnaenta of bis civil office ho devoted to the twe counties for tbe benefit wisur at Harnaburg, (wb.ro he won ihe aarall caff m,ll L . . , . . - e?" rnurnca ta ta. Aray was taken n prisoner aod ia etill ia cap- tivity. As toon as it wss kaowa that his vote waa weadad ta retain a ITaiM w..i- hi ia oar Scania, tbe Gevernm.nl aou.ht " . . . , . . - sa exang. for bia : bat the Rebote- Wrcady apprisad ef tbe iaporUaes of ""J White aa a civilian declioed. A aantiva Rabat . l j v iaa. ...mj, dertcok to gel hiaalf aaeeptad, and While relooood ; be woe pwoUd for tb.t purpoee, wITiliwu"; T ",jr iones,bst sot While fo, Jones. It was Mated that tbty offered to eaireader White sp for Geseral Triable, a Rah.! 5ssr of higher rank and Bach consider- , sw is esr heads : aad, is answer sropiUsttbercqae-f a., ,. hob Scaalora, that saequal efer wae ' 'htough a lesdiBf Scscssioeist nf ths Rebel Shrieks! from IA K'M m-nT. nf jvee.iouas.j u h Co,eder,4e ,jo.gr,!a.,Rieumood, Mr. Fjote offend I bo followieg preamble m0i solutions : Wbereae, a copy of h truly ebareete- rietio Proclamation of Amnesty, recently i" ijf the imbecile and weprineipM usurper who now sits enlhruneil upon the "V f L.farf . n .inea 1 . tnuton ct'y, haa beeo reeoivea ana reao oy too mom be re of the Hou.e; got, ia tokeo of what ia solemnly believed to bo tbe almost undivided sentiment of lb people of tbe Confederate Sutee, "Be it resolved, That there baa never beeo o dy or oo hour when tbe people of the Confederate Slelea were sore iufl xibly reenieed tbaa tbey are at the preaeot lime never to relinquish the struggle uf arms ia whieb tbey ire eogaged, outil that liberty aod iodepeoJeaoe lor whioh tbey have beeo so oaraeetly contending shall have i. .... .k;...j . ,i ..... .. j MtiUtt , nd , th(. probability of J, ' r ..j (htli io ,piu of ,B, rtfrtet tbt 04t, ,ul, f.u,, oar armiee in oev.r.l quarlers, and Culd and .E,b ind.ffer.no. to our tuffering., thus far, for the aost port, evinced ia the aetioa of foreign po'", the eJevem million, of enlightened freemen now bat- lliag heroieaiiy for all that eaa a.ke exieteneo deatrable, arc luliy prepared, alike io spirit aod in resources, tueuoooo- ter dancers far .re.ter tbaa those th.y have h.r.tofor. bravelv met. and to sub- . mit lo far greater tacnfiett than tboac wbieh ibay heretofore eo cheerfully ...coutered. ia nrefcreneo to holdtoi aov further eooo.otioB witb . g, ,r0. r, . . . . , peP' bo bavc natorioualy la -taakn ifc.-.J... a ta awa at n Asa a 1 a wmrnmrA r"-'.":7VT 7 I. Z ' A . . oelone to a atate ot civil Ireedom. aa well aa nf all 'the moat aacrtd BJaeaa of sages civilised war." Mr. Miles regretted that tbe gentleman from Tennessee bed introduced such n resolution. Tbt true and only treaiaeat which that miserable and contemptible depot (Lincoln) should receive at tbe band, of thit Houat wat silent and unmit- . . Tki. M.AlHl.AM wmmM ... UM, jnf( . MMr ' " ' J r" "7 , ,hat wretched and detestable abortion, w(,l6,, und jM wouU . HdicmU of lle cuilierd world. Ha moved tuMeol on the table. ? Mr. Foete was willing that tba proem- ble and resolution shoald be tabled, with be undemanding that it would indicate the unqualified contempt of the Bouse for Abraham Jjincolu and Alt Message and Proclamation alluded to. Mr. Miles said there woald bo misun derstanding about that The motion wae aaniaovtly adopted. Similar reeolniiens' offered by Mr. Mil- Jef( of yWjIBM W(0t he MBO WIJ, at Very brave very bravo! Bnt their kneee eaoto together, oo doubt, aa tbey vied is efforts to find big swelling words to comfort faiaiiog hearts. How vivid tbo contrast to tbe day when the R.k.l Cmmmm '. J t A . Baltimore, s friend of Triable. But, We hope be aay yet bo released, io time after long delayt.tbat esebaoge it refused, to be returned lo Congress froa ihe Indi nnd Mtj. White is removed to Salisbury, una, Westmoreland aod Fayette District. in North Carolina ! Jadge White for hit sob, and aany oth- er friends, hsving tbns sshansted all rse- a s J ACAA . e j Cnrtia, ths success or s loyal aaa only requires that tbs voters set is good feel- iog, end, shooting wisely-, asy elect by ns everwbclaing aejority. The eyee ef the voters ef Arastrong sod Indiana 1 at. . .1 sL l no uaperary anspeasios oi o rcaig- nation known te be is sxiateace was ander good edviec, and with s roeoonablo wnn. .f k..v it.. ..ii. .t v.; h, - lt .h-. .h. . " . cp. hWd and deU, of s. eleotios. The paper ia ia tbe knows handwriting of tbe Major, oa a am. 11 sheet ef sapor, and : .. . . o"" hs savaiaR-wii SI a eSoer who waa released. Harry bad pre- vion.ly "swspped eoau" wiU as esohas- 8D'W i" U Citj Poiat: there was bat a step te free- does, whss the Rebelt diseovered hia mA ikm Ukmoh atdand hia beck le prises. Giving np, then, all hope of release, he had Drrocred aad contrived forwd the wbl. lC Wlowisg, which ia full ef just views aad disevvsrt true spirit ot the enffaisg patriot.-- sal LEWISBURG, same Thing. Copperhead Bites Vow Me "Selinrgrore (Pa.) Times" a . Democratic, Woodieard, Vall'indigham, M' Vidian paper of Dec. 24, 1G3 J "President Lincoln. Fra the be- inaioa of Mr. Lioenlo's adminieiration, we wars well lati.Sed, that, iaied of j being aa hoaeoi man, as he baa bea so j ei'eu.itelr rDU'd. be ws ens of the most deceptive, cold-Uuoied. unfeeling and latett M ibat ever awuoied me reioa oi a gov ernment la Mr. Lincoln' peraon are embodied all the elenenta eaeeotial to Bake a f Ut monarch and a tenvlta tyrant An unfortunate aeries of eir- eurrmaoeei eimbioed to fureo him into a position where his mind foand the foud his na'ure eraeed blood and eie'.ims. He was thrown into a field of aciion where the revtraiuts of aw could out curb his mean nuture nor hia rdi'a ambition. Opportuni - ties he can not resist, aod these indulged etui luriner cuuivaie ma ouiru i rrwiyr, nd still further harden biaoMuraeWr. Tbe very poattioo which be oecupiea, aod bieh ehould have exalted almeat any F"P''. nro.o.r, man, on., ..ata.ea ' boM relief the eonfrw,-1 uUe " h Ht Wwjr "' He is hell i Pandora box brought l0. rth and reopeued fur ibe destruction of bisW4 people who bug him to their boaome until, like an Egyptian adder, be , , 7 ,'.J , ' ,atm ,0 anla- . J poer, every awn prine.ple in the man s .: -1 . I . i L l:. -1 . -. aA ooP"on naa oeeu .mm .- ....." L i. . A I-- A into a blaxt of daetructinn. t a liar, a thirf. a robber, a brigand, a pirate, a perjurer, a traitor, a coward, a hypocrite, a rAeir, a trickster, a murderer, 3 tyrant, an unmitigated scoundrel, and an infernal : find, in leas iban ene year, he baa, by the force of circumstances, certainly not by hia wiadoa, become absolute monarch, over a race of iWc&,wbo, because tbey deserve it, have become willing slaves aod vaaaala. There is now no monarch on earth that practices tyranny witb as moob impunity aa duet Abraham Lioooln. Ht is aa absolute monarch. If be had a spark ef true aad genuine humanity wiibia hia- ,elf he dignity of hit position weald , hl" Jh " of - . dishonest motives bo bas cameo It 00, , . , 7, V V n T' . ' . will so effectually cheat tbe people out of ,htir liberties tb.t tbey e.n not recover them aniens through bloody revolution. that not a worse aad more daogsrous aaa aoald have been foand in tba whole eoun- try to fill the high position be does. eatertaios ao love I . t the oegro and himself ; be has ao respeet I for law eseept 'higher' or arbitrary law ; and ho baa aa more knowledge er true I conception of Ibe theory of our govern ment than a mule hat of mathematics. MbrSimilar to the above are the invee tivet betped upon the Preiidtnt by the bastard Dsaocratie presses in general. It will be teen tbit tbe Rebels aod Ihe Cop- perbsada bold identically the same views respecting Abraham Lineoln and tbtt, moreover, tbe Tories aod malcontents of TT-.-L: 1..J ; Bnl to tbo letter. Libbt Prison, ) Riebaond. Vs., Nov. 18G3. ( HOW. J. P. Pin.nit, Speaker of the Sen- ate o irnnsytvania. Mr Deas Sis Centiderationt I shall briefly state, Bake it prndent nnd proper lor aa to tender mv resigatieD ns aea bar of tbo Senate of Peanoylvuuia. After the adjournment of oar Legislature, Mt Bpri'gt I rejoined ay regiment, nnd !T"Btf mf ,ihUrJ , "f fcii p,,,,.tBi tnmpnin. tbo foroat .. . . . B ' wita wbioh 1 was connected were ordered U Wisehosier, nnd is tbo battle nl that P' I ell into tbe btnde of tbo eoemy ee a Brisoosr of war, with blher Federal offiori ' V islelj scat to Rieh- aoad, ssd, since the twcnty-tbird of June, have reaaiaod ae a prie.o.r i. tbo LibbJ No general eiehaage of prisoners hat takes slaeo is tbe asantiae, nor does . ; Bk i -rr- "w 'J r i ,or ,0, 0,th fr0" bimi' mui lfc ?ator w,,'f 1 hV ' "tM eefioVf. .r State bu, I 1tfB M1B1,hrt froa lk. ataiios Ibo politieal eoaplexioa ef ear Besate. Mv ahaaaae. it aaaaa. civet la mA P" rspresealod there equal asBer- I1 tor,l- Th probsbil. 72., tins, aad aa anwilliar ay preeeat aoliti. aiaforiaae shoald ia ssj wsj sfft UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, FEB. 5, 1864 pablio iatereau.or ioterropt, far a moment, that cordial eo-oDeratioa batwsan onr Bute and National Ooveraaeata, so tieeeseary in this arisis. It is trie, seme liae aoat yet alapss before ay presence in Harnabnrg it aetaaliy required, yet, aa I naee no bupe of release by general ex change, tha Kiebaoad aa'horitie-, I aa eoaeinoed, will rat am at aa lone aa peat ibis, besauas I am a Senator, and ay Vote laportanr. fader the eirsaattaaatt, it behoaees me to do what I eaa to relieve tha difficulty likely to recall from ny eootioaed iaiprie on men L I aa sure yon will not dmbi me a ban I eoofeas it would bo much mors j acceptable to y lasiee aad feeliaea, to apeod tbe months af tha coming wtoter in active legislation in ear Seoate Chamber, than to leogaiab within tha gleoay walla af a Souihara prison, lay preeeat onus lion plaoea the lets agreeable alternative in proapeet, aad 1 ses bat one eolation to the diflL-alty. Other aod greater interests are involved in this Baiter, than ay per sonal comfort and private ine:inationa. comfort and ! Mv health, nt life, are nolbiac to the ! tuecees of those great principles I wtt j elected to represent. The good people of sbv aisirici arc eoieuv laterestsa id iois matter, and my duty to thea in the j preaitea bat given mo many aa hour of anxitua solioitado ia tbit weary pritoo j. l ,t0 not no in consult .,tb them. The, thtnld, bowovtr, aol j tl bie liae go nnreprotented. Their gaaeroot eeofideace wat but recently g.0 me, and tbey will, I trust, give Ihe . approval of their votoe te the tlep I now J . . at least, desired to be. Be pleated, therefore, to accept ay retigaitioa as a 8enator from the Twenty-frit Senatorial I District. Be kind enough le ooovey to I my brother Senators, asaoraaoet of respect t0(. aeUea. Tell tbea, "tboagh caat down, I aa not diaaayed. Though in bonds, l aa lull ot nope. loll tbea ay prayer and Irast ia tbtt no word or deed aay go out of the counsels of year Ben ate to weaken tbe ara or aako faint tke heart of those brtve soldiers ef tbe Uoiea who are bearing in tha field to n sere and triumphant tnoaeaa tbo greatest tungglt in history. Accept, mj dear tir, ay kindest witkee for year good health and future prosperity-. I aa years, truly, HiUT Whits. tnV.Tht following it the official nuaker of men enrolled tnbjeot to draft, nnd the quota of each district in Union toaoty to be filled by volunteers or drafted on tbo 10th of March : aakDMrtst 80 Brady 81 Buffalo CO 1 . !.., NBaotb US 27S 157 179 159 80 SO 135 69S 114 122 82 118 225 9 22 13 14 13 6 2 11 48 9 10 7 ; GO U' . " .. 85 j Jf S .. H articles 86 Kelly 97 Lewiaburg 88 Liaestono 89 Miffliaburg 90 New Berlin 91 Union 92 White Dotr Total -10 18 2386 192 S9Dr. Christ writes froa Cineiaaali, that bis rsgimsai, (the 45th Po.) together with all tbs Pa. regiments ia tbs 9th Ar my Corps, arrived at tbal place, last week, aod will proceed to Hsrrisburg ss soon as paid off, which will require eevrral days. Ths boys, iaeludiog Frank. Sterner, who was wounded, ore sll welL SsTIa tbe coarse ef a few daye, ws srs requested to publish tbs asaes aod aaoaata of all subscribers to the Lcwisburg Militsry Beunty Fund also the names of enrolled a so who bsvs dsslincd paying snytbing to Ibe Fund. Tbe books era open antil Saturday eveniog, with E. C. Wolfs snd J. B. M'Langhlin. PayaenU to bo aade lo J. B. M'Lsugblio, nt lbs Bank, day-time sad at J. B. Goodman's store, svesiags. Oar people are ap, and oar quota (49) will be provided for. New Berlin aad Jaekaon have esnt off tbeir first quote. Kelly Twp. is at work. Roll oa ibo ball, aad gallant little Uaios will be is Ihe vas as asual. hmWs lesra that tho Cope srsseckisg to bresk the force ef Freak Montgomery's fua by sayiog thai he ie a Colonel is tbe Aray, ander pay. Thia is false ; he ie only a ailitia "Coleael," aad having lost sll hsjhad is ha flight frsa Rebcldea, lives by tho eoapcosatiea said hia for hie spe.ia.as of Soothers fss ssd shivalry. JsT-Uaioa Cossty Court s wssk froa soil Moadsj. Oas or twe Clabs for Ihe Star & Chrosiele, aspire that week renew, if yes desire it. Aa we eoe Mr. Miller io tkie week before the Sapreao Court ia Philad. s fall eoart any be expected. SavYoaag aes food of ad vesture have a ebaaee sew Is gratify their doeire. Qss. Baraside asks for 50,000 aes to fill hie Corps, which ie te he seat ss aesse cxpeditioa sot jet aade psbliat bat it ia suppoeed te be oa Ibe water; aad tbeeo wishiag to teet lha realitisa af "s life ea tha seeaa wave." had bast hasd ia their aaatss te Lies!. Beals. m.Mors Lead Sake is the Uaies Coa.ty Star ft Lewisbsrg Chroaiele, sm.Cemssos4esU wiU U sttosded lo oat bsxi issse. Million in alu At the' Attention! "Cameron Guards!" eatlio, out ff fit 'HYf ,,"Ti:."l Halt a Rebelt art hearing men, with the energy ef despeir, far a laat fret led blow, the freeldeot bat thoogbt proper to add two hundred thousand aea to the previcuteall of three bnodred thoussnd making half a million in all. Tbit wiH aakt Ibe Potomac aod the Cumberland army each able le meet tbe Kebelt ia any f. ree they may abow at toy point The movement seems te be approved as timely aod judicious strike oae more blow at tbe realieg tyrant, and hit overthrow tteat eertaie. Let Ihe force be largt eaoogh that Ibsre seed be ao lack no mistake. tnvWe rtttivsd a two dollar bill, a day or two ago, endorsed as follows : "Tbe last two dollars I'es got ia the world; but must have a drink." Poor fool I mrNotwitbitandiiig our near tbrct yeart of war, it it often retnaiked that Sheriff! Sales Vera never so few as tbty Bow are. Capt. John P. U'Cleary, of Milton, it admitted to tke prattiee of law. Tbo lower benee in Congress b, n Gin. decided vole, have reecaaeaded Great te be a Lieu'eosat Geaer'al. Latest News A guard of 100 Uaion seldiera peeled at Psttsrsoa a Creek bridge, West a., were overpowered oo the 2d ioat, aad oat of tbea eaptured. The tube Is set fire to the bridge, aad retreated. Gen. Averilli eommaod punned tbea to Burlington, wheo, after a brisk eagice- tneot, our priaooert were reeaptared, and many Ksbels killed, wounded, and taken prisoosrt. Advieet from Natehes itate that 600 Rebel cavalry are threateaiog that place. The Rebels are opsrating on ibo Mississ ippi river, blockading it aad eroaiag arms ovsr to the western aide. Naihvillb. Feb. 2. Oa tbo 28 ih nil-, onr forces drove tha Rebel Roddy lo the north lido of the Tenneaate river, and osptarsd all bit trains, oeosiatiag of 20 mule teams, 2U9 eattle, bJU sheen, aad 100 horsee aod males. (Jar force, destreyed n feoiory nnd Bill thai had largely tnpplied hia. Oa tbe let iaat., oar farcaa at Beohe lor'a Crock, N. C, were driven hack by the enaay, euppoood to ha 15,000 ctreag. Oar Ioat annealed of 50 or 100 aes, aeao few ttoree, caape, equipments, &e, aad eoe teetien of artillery. List af Tsndasa AinrUt bj bUls at Ibis aaria tlwaChniela. rem-Beai (stale ef S. Slaaler. See-. White Beer. MJi-Beal tstest eflre. Mar, BmbMw. UwMs Feb. ie-Beal KM ale. nbca Sftxelafcr. BafUetM ! Bare. S-rerseaal rraaenj, Baalel Ibid BaShiM I MawS le-fefisaal rwoetlf . See. WaMcsv Satalee Marrk U-Fenoaal Preeeni.UXeraellaaJaSalec Btvrrb IS-rtrsaul Freperif, John She, BaSale. Barra IT-Pmaaal Prvoerll ef S. Bemlev. SaVslae SaRb M-rrriaaal rrepertj. B. B. Beet, BaSale VXNDCB NOTES for amir u tb. " 8lr k CbroolcWofllra). .T'ne Regular Qaarterly Report of Uw Mr.KT sr Moral kb4 Ktiictoas isqatrv win mnu ia the luetut Cfcurra. Ssbbub arUraooa ml J' o'eta-k. h a a.TowusnA. Sjhjwt. -Oar am? to Ik aawrirsa lodiass." H. Z. Osana, mm. twe j. ILiiste&urs Jttatfcrt. Correetett Weekly Wheat, 1,45 Eggs I 20 Rye 1,20 Tallow 10 Corn, old 1,00 Lard, fresh 12 Oats, pr 32 lb, 80 Clover teed 8,00 Flaxseed 2,25 Wool 70 Dried Apples 6 lb Potatoes Shoulder Ribs A Sides Ham . 50 6 6 ...11 Firkin Butter 18 Freeh Butler... 25 Riga 4. 5, snd 6 Barley Pork... 90 to 11,00 Country Soap 4 4 6 tr.de8.00 MARRIED) v Rsv.D Slow. 2th alt- KCSSM.L. af St iomfW Co-, MKh ,M4 Ma. LOUISA. SCHOOU.sfH.w Brrlia. Br Rev. J. AasrMh, lllh alt.. WW ttl-s-tSK nf iiblM Twp, aad Sua ELIZABETH VISUM t Sa liaCro,. Ia Ksw Brtia. ISth alt, the Wliaw ef rndstiek Smith, aipwl stwot SO jwm Hw S.w Ssrlla, lstiatSMr. .SBaB,atv4aloat XI ywire. Io W SaffsU township, aa ths Id rut, C4T3A USX M. Bl, agwl4ywvn,SBoathsaaillteyi. In BuSsIm tovaship, aa the SIM alUww, A6.NBS, D(htor ttJmt Stralssw,awtjaara,Ba.tluvaa4 a iUj.. Ia Miflinharf . en the Slst slt.JtiST VIROI!IIS, CsMtiiMv at Usory . aad Bitea sT.lt, at rears aaS .Maths. atih. rMt Ttnrotut. Cavsh-v Omtawir Washinftoa, Jaa 11, HSsm BOWERSOX. nsid-at of ha BuB.lo. t, mtri SS Tmrt snd IS 4.TS, Tha "Hlwlim la the trwjv oltb. D 8. October 1SX in Co. - , tla.v.lrv. H. i. anvral saesa.wts ksl aioiaml. Cans, af htoaaUwwtyfheMlfce. barw. at ths Oi. SoUwrs' Uoai torvanl. uk.a p as. braasbt Uo.bfro.i,i-a.i r.T IZZHTl. ' m of svasyMhtslat wtoa ; W4 MUM at ins vrwsaaea nwaai aj at f at a nBww.j w. -J r . ... ..t... M. Uan aM lal bar aavail ebiMrra to ssoara hisaaxMelsdaaBUa.lyotiiaK I Captain John A. MolTia, A Q M, is Sppoint !JiVtllTZZmTm'tt ' fi Clief of the Recruiting Service of the tiMtr tnm tm iricf tb ut-i tM bM. ffordMi Ninth Army Corps for Ptnas-lvania, wi;h aa. a. - - out - - - allawimtaa Hfcolw U.J -K. U.M:k. ait . W-ssw mwta vwsihv- m -J ! ebiifattoas tothMfrisaCs. s4 will kor. th la svau- l . ' . .a. . - fal rra.taorano ta ta. van oi unr inm jww a basbaaa to tba bsiaav.4 view, aad a fctbar a tbo ktherhMs ekiMran I Brava aaiai.r, taat ta psao : liwaasna, Jaa. tTth, lata. SO h M . W 1S8S aaa aw aacl sll whom it may concern : Tbe aadstvignod, Bma aad aT Catapaay ocs- r. v. m- wow. atsta sbm aaisu avasa waa a wwnr r tas omb.t oanaf tao sbwiiij tjf lass aaa aatu ncaiariy abssaarfw. no was eMail. .Bty. i aaaatuani nialo hs with athoi s waa 4a- taiw. aa. seam, by tba rvar-w I.HT ss lake charge eTovrtaia arttrlo. wrioaciac u tho Ssth Sao. Bo fiifciwn that daty bttbrollj aad tatwad tha mt bewo aw lo ta. tara lo Corlwlo. Oa owv ntam ta Harttshaig. atsvlaaa u the samsw ay hatog ilwihawgid, hs taiaad avse la tho Ckpnsi. aT tbo snwpaay aa. Is tbo .nlwiatal Uoailsrsaastor au (aa, amrtndyo boxsa, Waakoia, boiirms, Ao.t.mg lac ta tho ooaaay that had booa plant hi htnhsr. mmd mitm uticia. that b aot baoa eborraa M kwa,aad, as wo kalssvo, did his datjr baaaaUy aad MthMly. Aav rooatt la etrrmUtana that ho, bs woaitlna with hia datios aa a aoMtar, dslVaadsd oe hMssaM to 1 ths Oonrwwoat wo bolloootobo aatrwo. aadlai - - " aa ialaw. hi. tliw aad wi Cast C. HHORKLgT.Oata.OssB.tVlB Jsw 4V vs B. B. BATR., Iwrat - S. w. wCNaaT.MBMgt. " Z Z SS.BBWRSTV.Povet. " " " I. a. bvas,, a, aa sv,ta Bosasa,r. vs. HIE UNION." established in 1814- aiaONiaE,' established in 1843- ; Bell t T 0-e(o,rt Xn dispose r imporiant Uo boines. Br nrter ot H w K" ' Lewisbaig Feb 3 ('apt Ciimnd'g WANTED, 1"ROM B.000 to 19 000 Rib or Boat-Tiro- ber, delivered ihr'U?h Ihe mmaff, to W'm. Moore-, oo the btnk of the rrver at the month nf Buffalo? Creek. Timbers to be three feet loaf and four iachea thick. Per aoos wishim to fornish Umbers can ret pa.terns at Byets wagon shop, Lewisbnrg. Prire of timbers 65 cts- delirered a abve Feb 4. 1864 Wtl FKICK & CO. TURNPIKE NOTICE. N OTICE ia hereby rivan that a meetini of atoelrholders and nn election of p(S Ceranf tha Lewisbnrg : Mifllinbort; Tefrt pike Company, will be held at the boose of Gideon Biehl in East BurTaloe township, oa Monday Ihe 7lh (tav or March, 1864. at 10 o'clock A M. G F VILLEB, Pre-i"tnt J t LIN X. Treas'r & Clerk Feb S TtfOTICE ia herebv civen to the Storkhol deri of the Bellefoote. Aarnnsburg 4 Yoanrmanst'iwn Tornp ke R a I Co, tht an Election will be beld at the Hoote of Henry B Massine in the towe of Aamnsbuig on Tuesdar the eighih dav of March next, to elect five Directors to manase the concerns of the Co. for the ensomc year. PETER WILSON, Pres't. Spring Mills. Feb S. I8S4 VENDUE CKYER. THE Subscriber is prepared to attend to all rails in CryiBS Sales, on reon aiileTrrms,and warrants satKlaction. Res idence three miles north of Bnflaloe X R'jds near Union Chare b. SAMUEL B SCHLOTM AN Estate of Frederick Dersham, dee'd. ll'HEKEAS, letters Testameniary noon V ' the estate of Frederick Dertham.de. 'd. have been granted te the subscribers, ia daa form of law, notice is hereby riven to all per sons knowing themselves to be indebted lo said estate, to make immediate payment; and those having claims against the ssme. will present them dnlv authenticated for set tlement, to PETER OUTER, of Kelly Mwn abip, where all r-apera aod accounts are left. PETER Gt'TER. i Admistrators of F NANCY DERSHAM. J Dersham, dee'd. Feb t. IS $4 ELECTION. A GENERAL meeting of the members of the L'nioa County Agricultural Society will be held at the office ef J A Mens, ia Lewisburr, on Tuesday tbe 15th day of Feb ruary, between tho hoars of I aod 4 o'clock, P M, for the purpose of electing officers fur tbe ensuing year. J A MEBTZ, See'y Feb 1. 18S4 ANOTHER BURNSIDE EXPEDITION. $150 Bounty from LewLsbarg Boro ! ! Gex. BURNSIDE has auth ority lo.recroii the ih Aray Corps to M.000 fori another expeditioo, which, it ia understood, will be by Sea. Here will be a glorious opportunity .for those who lore adventure to lo gratify their desire and serve their country at the same time- The Companies of Capts. laiun, riasseaplag and carmaa will be here for. the next 30 days, aad tbns aa opportu nity witi- be afforded lor enlisting under experienced officers and in Veteran Cemptf A committee of eitixens of the Borough of .LewMburg has aaibonxed me to cfler S150 BOUNTY! totho-e who will credit themselves to thit Borough. So Ihe Bauntie will be S400 L. S Bounty and $150 Local Bounty making $550 FOR VETERAN'S 1 $300 L" S Bounty and ISO Local Bounty, I making 450 FOR NEW RECRUITS! Art additional draft ef 200,000 Aa oens ordered, und the quota ef each ToemsAip end aortngK must be ratted accordingly, and tbe only honorable way of avoiding the draft now with the premium offered to young men, is in GO I TO THE SEH VICE. tVTe C'SBfedcracy la Ihrraklmc; ans. aad Ibo War will moob b aver! I have been detailed byUen. Burnsideasa Recruiting Offiar for the Army Carps at Lewuburg. nnd have opened an office ia tbe rear ot Esq. Mertx' office, on Market St near the Bank, where I will be glad lo give aay information desired. Lleat. J. F. BE.4LE, Recruiting Orhcer tnr .he 9th Army Corps. Lrwisborg. Frb S, 1864 Ninth Army Corps. 4 UTHOR1TY having been given to the m up ioe ioi.ow.ng ve eran reg.meuu o. .nia Corps, belonging to their Suie Tbe 45th, 48tn,50ih, Slst aad lOOtb, also Durell's Battery. He calls upon all having tbe good or the i country and the triumph of oar arms at 1 heart, la use every effort to help oa ibis work I by voting large bounties from the respective I towns and counties, by procuring recruits, a.tttnar rHrmh&f officers and bv such 1 other means as aa ardent patriotism may j suggest, in no place eaa volunteers be so usetol to the cause and so soon become good soldiers as ia tbe ranks of veteran organize- i Xlu unoers.gneu to recrun me .sintu rmy : ,boroo.h,y 6Bishwl ,B(1 faraished.eoave Curps to .fifty thousand men for special aer- n,enU ,B(1 aeZinl,e im ,nTJ resptett v.ce. to be hereafter designated by the W ar anf olht jo .he . Department, he earnestly appear to the : 0ne ptc,,i7 tdtptti fo, ,he of cmcens of Pennsylvania to asaut in filling t Drr Goods , tin,.,., I'a-wliS Uon, "awexper.enceaon.cer . ser- ; from ,he rorB,ce,. lh, , u,. e & ! "f'Jd h" TrT hP.e ,hi W PP' ! to Beliasgrove. .dio.a... land, of Afro. i of Peansylvan.a will wad those regiment. . bekJ, ,be ""J proud part ia the Closing scanea ot this , - , SlonOUS WT. BTIUBBgl svri a ftl nsuilBUliKt ail wiununi cmiiuna reiA.iiTe u uu nerricK win m an dressed to hia. Recruiung stations have been established in thr various sections of tbe 8tate. Recruits will be received by any of the recruiting officers ef Ihe Ninth Army Corps, or by aay Provost Marshal. 1033w3 - A. E. BURNSIDE, Maj Geo U Vols j AdJOtmad Audit T" Ihe Orphans' Coart for the county of 1 Uoiou Esttie of Wituasi Tavu. Ute ol Hartley township ia said eoonly, dec d. The Auditor appointed by tbe Coart te make distribaiioa of Ibe balaace ia the. hands of Bamael V. Tate aad Robert Foster, Admiais Irators of the estate of said deeedetAvnll meet all parties iaterested for the perpose of his appointment oa Fnday, the ltth day of Feb roary. 1864. at 10 o'clock. A M, al bis Office m Lewisburs. JOHN B. LINN. Auditor TUST received ISSMB Tarda Bssl el IC DwlalBSS. ia End. froa aaa lo tea yards, tor sale at froa te SS cents pec yarrl.hv KRXMXR, LONG CO. ' I Jaa-13, issa. g Real Botatq., PUBLIC SALE. WflU. be orlerej at Poblie Sal, at Public H oe- nf Wra Wlfc,ia IbW Buroo-h of H ARTLETON. oa Saturday, F,k 20. 1964J at I o'clock, P Mr 1000 Acres; or the sarae Tract in FIFTY ACKff t6T9 lo sun pnrckaser. The Tract is three miles weal ef rrarfwlow, near the Tornrjike. adjoin in f landa td p. Hayes' heirt r-e the north, W. Ilarmaa M the east, and 8 Hartmaa aod G Mleckacv mm tbe south. Also. 1000 Acres on the sane day, adjoining the afcsva Tracer whereaa ate erected a SAW MILL, and SHINGLE MILL, cross-cat andcimlBf HOUSE AND BARS, Possession riven on the day ef SaEr, aad Terms made known tr SHEM SPWELMTEB. Hartleton. Feh. 1. leiet. House and Lot i'ur Sale. The Hoose aad Lot oa rifih St. half a square from Market, owned by Mrs Maary Wallace, and now ocrepied by Mr. Juhn Burd is offered for sale. Terms to saif ihe purchaser- Inquire ol A. H DIU. Lewisiorj. Teb 5, 1864 VALUABLE TOWN PR0PX3TY FOR SALE J THE scbseriber offers for talc the follows iog valuable Town Properly, situated ia the Borough of Lewisbarx.as fullowa i One Urge doable two-storey frame Howef and Imi, suitable for two families, oa Si. John's street, one square north of Market at ! and two very desirable Building Lots, SS ef 167 feet, adinining. 1'brec do, same i if. on 9l Mary's street. Also, one large double tweirey frame House and Lot, soils We fnr twe.familara. ea Four.h street. North ef Market. If not sola t private ule. the abnvs properte will be offered at poblie sale.ea th 15ih of February next. Terms easy, to asrit purchasers. That desirable Residence aad Beeiaeaa Stand on Market street, between Third aad) Fourth streets, now occupied by Ibe subnets her. is also offered. For farther particulars aoply lo Jan. 15 MRS. MARY' HOUGHTOX. FOR SALE. A DESIRABLE Building Lot. sin itealed is J a pleasant part of Lewis burg. Ti lo soil the purchaser. For forther into tion inquire of 1032 C. D. BREWEB. A TAVERN STAND a STORE tOOWJ XX ma " lnc nsinrea re aay lor l and a DWELLING adaceai t. Store. Possession of Tavern,! si of April I Store aad Dwelling, oa two days' notice. THO. APBL'CKLE. Shfer P.O. takwMWB, BnSy Tp, I'aisn Ca, Vm, k M, Ma lifts! gotsl omot$ at private) sale, CHADBKRHMS AOOITIOff, West End of Lestisbmy. THE subscriber offers for tale a limned) number of BUILDING I.OTB sttoaiw oa Market and Eighih streets, Lcwisburg if applied for before the First wf May acxt, whea this offer will be withdrawn. Tbeaa Lots bare a frontage of fifty-five feet aad uVa asual depth of those ia the borough. A further description of this VALUABLE ANQ DESIRABLE property is deemed unnecessary ail parraea interested caa examine for themteTce. Preference will be givea to persona inlaw i ding to make Immediate Improvement. Alleys and streets, if necessary to accoaae date purchasers, will be opened Without expense to tbe County. For price, terms, and other pantealara. apply to R. H. Caswnsm... on the preausca. . WM. H. CIIAMBERLIN, for self. 10S5 and Att'y and Guardian for Heira Ta Baals Meaw TWO STORE ROOMS FOR RENT. Chaaberllst Bleet. rener Sth aod Berk at ta uaieata. pa. mnr&p TO ' , uuou U ill . aic iniliri ltaial.ana www , Xn. o0 0roMrT Hardware bo'iness, or both combined. The town has a popalattoa of 3000 rersoae . and is surrounded by a rich and very exieasivs agricultural and mannfaeturing eonatry. At present, there is no Hardware Stora ha tbe place, or county, though greatly needvd. Terms reasonable. Apply loKH Chaabwe. Kn. CH AM B ERLIN BIO'S ROOSO SJld Lot for Sals ! ppjjg ,ubscr;ber offf rs -rjt,,M M, lto J Hoat ,,d , ,ito.Pj, f.ie. mwm. t-: .a. , ruiu, u.ii. cviDij, ia i, avafwre in aw.iw Bakirk and lHv.dBe.,lo. The roteoataina MJAeree. The Improvement, .re .e- ,w,larty FrlM Mo,t Wllk o.i Kit-i-l chec, and good never-failing Water. Also, a good 8iabk, and aboat oae hundred ApfM Sand Peach Trees. Thia is a desirable home, saiahle Cars la.maiev For farther particulars call oa er aeMraaa Ihe subscriber at the Wi.field P f. I'nioO) Co- Pa. SAMUEL A. WALTERS. P. uU llee 7, B3 it Exccatara tela OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATf. mn 3 subscriber. Ksecanr ef Bach BeBBOu 1 itc'it ofm.n u pnTSM a UOOB r ASM situated oa Feats cseek la Limesutae Mwaship, Ubmmi eoaatv Deal Rakerd Uvea eo the premiaee. The Improveoieais wV are a goom iwawNerey Frame Hoass aad I j a good Barsa He also sCtrs the i SAW MILL ea premises, aad a tract at - J Laad aear by. , If said avoprny be wot s.M by Ibo Srss mi Matck aext. it snU thea be aSVred at PaMi Sale. Address CHARLES Ft EASANTB. Bs-.a m'.mV " w - a ia .jafeair. MTU v - , said Oil
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