HI ill! Sill Ml I mill rfl CY v. WOKDEN AND J. 41 ..! per lear, always In Advance. ri';uH. KK.i-vm.hLi j.v,'ay Murnini: S, FtMay Afiernmm. run rt.t-M.it t. Abraham Lincoln lOTThe evenii.K mail- from the Sou.b btve ben unusually irreiulT this week. Wednesday, we learn, a bridge was burned ntbe N. 0. It. R ,ti r Rabimure, which delayed the train 7 or S b. urs. DECEASE (F A VlItKAS. Tbomtl Clapbam, of West Bulfsioe township, a membor of Cap'. Hassebpluij'a Corareny, wh re-'ulis'rd as a veteran, wasatttektd kr chilis on tbe 5'h in.'., and died on tbe 14 :h. He was aged about 14 years. ajJnies F. Fichth rn, KiSoper L. Eeber aud Jscksnn Wrrti, of t'o. D, 5tb P. R. C, have re-enllsted, and are now io Lwi!.burg ttjyiug their 3l days furlough. tne ree-ri xin.iuerce-.iieu,.! .... . . . T 1 1 it . , t II... . mrur.M U of Pi-nnsyi.ao a, at 1'hiUd , the degree of 1 c'or cf M' iicics was e inferred 00 Geo. It. fipratt, rf Lrvrifbar,-, and Charles H. fr ugal and J l.n .Murray, Jr, of Mi'.ton. Tie Jefferson Cd'ee of rt.i'sd., confer- r.l.h no.- d.rrce rn C!ar-oce Gcddts. of U-isbur.. f be c. of .be f.rmvr c numbered 121 ; that of tbe latter, 101. Two r.tsiiRtii TiI'ioami More A call is published to dy f r -i.'O.OOO more men, IJ be raided by vilunteeriog by Ihe 15th of A j r it, or drafted. Tbe Reb els beyoDd a doubt lave driven every atailahlf. nian infn thir mid ar.ri ir.nafw ...nti. ih.. t . f ,r,;.i.! h;h o.i l.xiirilnl.r.prMi.n-nnr fid?, to in-uro 'afc'y o the Union cause. Kery piut ..k- n in tbe onward march of n r arnjies must be gsrrisood, tbns weak ening them a thoy airatce; at tbe same tit Rebels gstber strength by coo- of an overwhelming force. Geo Grant, we rresumo, has bad something to do witb this call. Give him the tuen be asks for, aod be will give the rn-u't yna desire. HarrUhurg Correspondence. TfEsl.AV, March 15. Sat urday evebibg.tbe 55-h 1'. V., under Col. D'ck White, numbering nearly 9u0 men, left Ilarrislurg for New York, there U emtark for their f rmer pt io South Carolina. Lst evening (be 79 b (Lan caster) I. V., uul.-r Col. Ilvobrigbt, cem in from Kt Tenfcssee, oo furlough prior to re eng'gTDrnt for anD'hrr three years or tbe war. TLis regiment is famed for efEiient grrvices. Eicjtcj the, there seem fowr soldiers on tbe street than fir a few w.xks past. Isaac Fisbel the notorious York county traitor, under sentcDe of death for cutri g. ou acts of di.-iojalty,Las been pardoned by tbe I'residen. Henry M. Fliut, a reputed M'Clcllao emissary, is to 1 Cure at the Court House this evening topic, tbe Peninsular Cam paign. Col. Carltoo (son-in-law cf E. M. Pol lock, bookseller, of this city,) is among those recently exchanged at Richmond Tbe son cf ao old friend, Lieut. H. II. Binds, writes tbat be is one of those wbo borrowed out, but wag unfortunate!; retaken. One of tbe cavalry engaged io tbo recent Kilpatrick raid,bas been bere be looked tough and heart;, but well worn, cd tbongbt it a glorious dash. w. Aootbtr wire bas been but on the Tel- . ; '.; . . . . . . .,!f .bln....i,h.....di... ,b. i.l..!it. .,f i " 01 '- forward -lib provision, for tbe troop. - -:.r, iuC iH-,u. oi a i.ufc- i .r-r..,.i.erc. .. B , -- , Qf Mf Me0J(n,,lg.r', proniIscl t0 pay will ,a , .rticle ou our repulse ia Florida, , AUIUTOR S NOTICE. by enabling h. ra ti baLdle their forces e0- tn"tb " J " to have marched j ,.fe. u JUl,1-0B tb, lst f April. Il tbe H4.y admits that tbe Rebel fjrse was ; A fair iriveB by tbe ladies of tbe Bsp- ! 7 X the Orphans' tnrt fur .he coon.y rf I much mre aivaa-ageou-ly than we car,, d" M.d..o on Mobile, and lo . expedient tbat tbe remain- ; "ic ige " our ,is, church. Danville, has netted 81000. j 1 fn.on-E.uie cf osmpjiog, as we do, tbe outside, and bae cap.ured the city. Web.vekoowo der of lbe curreDC deprecilte io f.lue 1 j Tne Aod.tor arpomied by the Court .o make hostile territory. Ar.y ore who gives the before that tbe Rebel, expected bw to, , h tnie . f h dllled. But .0 ti..n War Vhei thoLhl onw ' T.ataqt WfiWS i d.Mnbn.ion of tne balance ,n the hand, of ; t: l i. . .. ,1,., tha ..t ... .li.iKila .)..fonl n ' . . mon)rers oegau ar, toey inougni one XjaLCQ . .VIC wa r,.,;,, fawlrr. Es i Administraiur of tbe i rU.jer..n. ugu.w,;, ,erceivetnet cce-sity 6 ' 7 i mnst be arparent tbat this ia a desper- ; Southerner was worth from five to ten : ..7..- -r..;j .,.h.Vi ..ii m,,t .n nart, ccr.ph lioe between Euubury and Will- 'e"B force, all contingencies . . ...... i io addition to tbe five buodred thousand lamsport. Tbe Northern Central road mcn M,ud fuf on Febr0lr, Ut 1S64i lh, ha now a separate line from Baltimore to C.U i, herby male and a draft ordered Elmira, aod tbe I bilie) b a & Erie road for 200, OuO men for tbe militar; aerviee bas, also, its own separate line. i of tbe arm;, nav; and marine corp. of the j United State. The following important order ha been 1 The proportional quota for the differ publisbid : 1 ent wards, town., townships, precincts, Wis Tr.TrT. atot nra'ornca. j election district and counties will be a.-niaaTja, Marc. 1, jh4. i I The President cf tbe United Suua orders as follows : , First: Major Gen. Halleck is, at hi former quotas. Tbe 15th day of April, own request, relieved from dut; as Gener-, lsOl, ia designated aa Ibe time np to al-io-Cbief of tbe arm;, and Lieut Gen. which the nnniber required in each ward U. S. Grant is assigned lo tbe command ; of city, town, Ac, ma; be raised. Voi o' the armies of the United S'ate Tbe notary enlistment and draft will be headquarters of tbe army will be iu Wash- i made in each ward of a eit;, town, etc., logtoo, and aUo wub LieuL Gen. Grant which (ball not bave filled tbe quota ,n j r i "signed to it within the time designated Second : M.j ir Gen. Halleck is assign- fur the cumber required to fill said quota, ed jo dot; in Washington as Chief 0f j The draft will be commenced a toon c-uoi toe Army uuaer tne direction of after tbe 15ih of April a practicable, the Secretar; of War and the Lieut. Gen- The Government bountie. a now paid, eral Commanding His orders w.it be will he continued until April 15, 1861, at obeyed and respected .carding!;. bich lim ,be ,dditijlul bouolie, eewe. Third : M.jor Uen. U T Miermsn i On aod after tbat date one buodred dol a.gt.ed to the command of tbe military ! lm bount, onl; will be paid a provided th. r? M '""" PI", composed of,b; the act approved Jul; 22. 1861. l..d I?4Tment f ,he UBi01 ,te Coa,ber- j ABRAHAM LINCOLN, land, the Tennessee, and tba Arkansas. l-ourib : M,jw Gen. J. B. M Pherson f In the recent attack npon 8uffoIk the U assigned lo the command of tbe Depart-! 2d eolored cavalry, under CoL Cole, bc meot aod Army of the Teooesaee. I haved witb great braver; in a fight of an Kiftb: In relieving M,j,r(ieo. Halleck jbonr' duration. The; bad a largely Iron, duty a jeneral m-Cbief tbe Presi-! . peri or force to contend witb, but eat aeot deire to express hi approbauon aod tbeir way through with a loss of only 20 wanks for the x-aiou manner io which killed, wounded and misting. One of our the arduous and responsible duties of that - lieutenant wa killed. The Rebel ere K-i'ion have been perfumed. , to have bad 67 killed. Suffolk Was V T, ? lh" Sec",rJ bi W" S eventually csptuieJ, . we Ut bexetofore L 1. ToHKii.X), Aaoi. Adjl. Gen. 1 ttaud. i R. CORNELIUS. Gen. Sherman's Expedition, Geo. Sherman left Yitksburg with force of about 30,000 men. He bad two ul j.-cts ; first lu desolate the counlrj thmu-b which he marched, eod to destroy lis railways, io order to nuke a Rebel cani pio in force impossible during tbe Sum mer; second, to go to Seloia. Io tbe first object be his suceeeded ; in the sec ond be bis failed. But be has iucceeded completely io tbe tirst, and bas done 8 1 bis with such unexpecteaana exten sive thoroughness that bis failure to reach Selma Deed not be deeply deplored. Tbe Jjuuiberu Mississippi i.ailroad, crossing tha Male at ribi augles to tbe river, is destroyed. Tbe Mobile and Ohio llail road, ruLDirg through tbe easterly part ef the iiiaie parallel to tbo river, bas been toru up and iiieparably irjured for a die tance ot tilty-six uiies norib and south of Meridian. Tbe immense supplies accutnu l.ted by tbe Uebels al numerous points on lue llt9 o, lIltea two roaos one im: ... ! . J . 1 ..... .. . . 1 ... . ..11 1 . .1 . rii -uicbibe abups, public buildings io a Wl,rJi vcryibu.g which ooulribuied to tbe mumry power of the Rebellion have .umhiiattd. There are 00 longer the ibeaos of traLfporting or of subsisting .... ,.,.,....r.hl. f..r0. .,f Rebel irnnna we - r c.vairj fe-Ups excep.ed-in Southern or Ccutni Miesissitui. The unmierniDted navigation of the Mississippi River and tbe tecurity of Louisiana from a Rebel invasion are result uf this expedition. between the forces of tha Rebellion east aud west of tbe Mississippi, there can henceforth ba no oo-operatiou scarcely any retular intetcourse. For all military purposes the Stale which Sherman bas travtrsed is a desert its vast territory not merely useless to tbe Rebels, but ao im pauable barrier between theni and tbe region in which tbey expected to bava pursued ao aggressive campaign. It is said tbat Geo. Sherman felt biai '"en b'1 " beeB tteeied, but tbe re- epousibility for tbe failure doca not lie at I e" Sbermao'a door. Farr.gut waa sent 'to New Orleans, expectiog cooperation : from , Uod fl)rcebut Bot UI)der Gen. 1 . . A . ... j;.,;,. a. 4. . a Hi as La a; vua. iwauia. w oar s?k b- vaa r ed, aud has been forced to content himself defensive nccessiHes. Tbe; pass wboli; under tbe immediate eommand of Geo. . Sherman, who is Geo. Grant's selection to succeed bim, and who bas tbe confidence both of bis soldiers and tbe counlry. : What be baa done in this expedition paves tbe wa; for the decisive work of Ibe : summer for ; is to carry b and tbe success military strength of tbe Rebellion. .Veio . York Tribune 200,000 more Hen Wanted. Tbe following special order has just been issued by the President: tlTKi. ??itb. Exicmrt Mllsioa, ) V. aaauania, March la. l-a. Grade, to supply tbe force required to be drafted for tbe nav;, and to provide an rtxnmn tk.nnh .1. l.nn.i M.. sbal General's Bureau, and account will h ,kan r ,h. credit, and defiaieiieiffa nn j - '" , ! otherwire. ihis act is aootbtr instance William Henry Harrisoo, died recently. uo tt"-" -o Jl.llilyttAHh A1) taLLLA?. AKL not force enough to enter. B; the time . of lh ud failb wbieh h chMMteriled ' in Cincion.li, and was buried b; hi. side ! "i"led ,0 ,.ee"Bt " M'L.KC-a. e.tabl.thment creaily needed in the Louisiana election! are over, be ma; b. c(mr,fl cf th. rebe, ,ea(ief lowtrd, ' t North Bend. She was a daughtr-r cf . ",,u lw "ntr; oa noarj. In,, ,icini!Thtre be baa an ei:enive a- find some .the, General than Sherman at tbeir ,eM tbM tow.rd ; John Cleve, S,mm a noted pioneer, i Tr bvebonr "wbe'n 'the TT f TT , ', , , leisure to give him a helping band. lL. Q e,JmJu WUh tbil C19e MaK ; ' V' S. d!spcmd and the river 'was opened j 17'"" Wnk ih. ,,ir. r,f i;n Chrrman to . . .... . about 1 1 Uo shared with bim yers of . ,,, r , . 1 i j Hardware for .shoemakers! i b the return of Gen. .berman to ukm of th rebe, Mmn j0.n , J ( A llto pouuder Parrott fan exploded oo jar,Uarc fjr Macbiuiit ! icksturg, tba expedition of course at ,iB wbo . b . , fe $w, U.rri.0fu tBeDty fc j board .be Soatbfie.d wounding two men. uardware for Sa.l Jle ! an eod, but not tbe cmp.ign. The far- montbj ,re iBni t0 m tbtif , M k , ,, " , lber! l " Hard wre for Famcra! ces embraced io tbe division cf tbe Mis- , . d fit. ,,aiijbi , tbin ti The Cop. and Rebe.s have been trying j veeia. Hardware for every bodr I sissippi were neverio M good . coodi- .Dd bL a few mon.bs will transpire befoM , . . , K, Much 13. I .f the rcrr best kind. Also, a large' and U, tioo for work, or eo little hampered b; ..C0Dfeder.le 6lockY. wi be ,boPBt M ..j. ! eS t ' Cb se An Z A tTJ'U I . ;.l. I.l....lr..r4; . I,..l.n. V.i.k ha Kaa tbe campaign which we trust G. bsebbio ot iew lorx, wbo is mm- , the orm. t oornees rutarnea disgusted im irresistibly to the Gulf ' . be Pre.idett of tbe Board cf Broker, j b Seymour, who was not ripe for such ' I . . - . a t- . ia mnvmt?Dt. (He tried on thp pbt of which mast destroy the n sew ior city, in a speeco wnicn ne : - 7 , .,. . ,, nrt - ; LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., RFIDAY, Th Froe State of Louisiana. Nxw Yuuk, March 13. The steamship Morning .'tar from Naw n. th. r,ili mt .ii fniiinn tbe 9tk bu arrived, tbe brings 1,2'JO bsles of cotton. Geo. Nherinan arrived t ;ew urlrene on tiie 2d, ou tha gunboat Diana. H's late expedition is called by himself a big id, io the course of wnicn ba rented a point ten mile, .est pf Meridian without A of poshinn worthy ot tna o.me, ana reiuroeu wnu i,iv trabaods, 500 prisoners, and a large n.oQLt of sui. ulies. Miehael llabo was inaagnrated Gover nor of Louiiaoa, 00 tbe 4tb, with iinpos- me ceremooies at .ie wrieao. lieu. U.tika delivered an address, in bicb be Ptelicted the reduction of the insurrect.on to three or f.ur tt.-es on tbe . . Atlao'ie cot by tbe seasoo's o.mp.ign. Ha said, lot US remember tbat the re- inauguraiiuu we celebrate has the I asis of a century, for w. b.va acb.eved deeds of ; century in tbe past ten years, so long as -r-r- - -7- -- - -- - . Uin vill atftnri Lnuiotsna the Dr!t retnrfl. . --- iog Stale io whichever; man is a free man. li Hahu s inaugural address regards i .t.., I . l. . ...... n.. . ,...i. .1- 7,: ; r: ::s V . j; j-,. ... universal and imtned.ata .xt.nct.oo as a public and private blessing, rroto every 1 .- . . . . , f i I Delore me, ne says, am coosiraiuea . ,n ban.,, that th -tuts of tha rebellion in" tremM. it t0 m. not i eitraTini to look noon this teir tbe ; final one of tbe most senseless, causeless, I - not murderous renenion toai ever a a an . i. - ,c,,ur,. ,u ."0,"'"u j J - " j upjn our exerti.ina, all will ba sooo right j again, aod peace aud happiness aod pros- 1 penty will smile upon our tbreabbold as of old. AH the people were io the streets during the day, and there was unquestionably I the sincerest leeling or satistactioo snown ! than on many of the boiatarous daya of J Secession madness of 1861. . - . .- . ... l .A VS WavT...avOi.n Debts." 1 ate expedient, for what assurance will tbe nonla bar. that anoiher third will not be repudiated a few mooib. beoee? Tbe V ' ' "ouua ueiiw. effeet, therefore, w.ll be to depreciate tbe value of rebel curreoc; t; still further undermining confidence in either tbe abil- it. ..r dianr..itiftn ut tba Uebel Govern. r . . . . , ment to redeem u at last, ramer man nable a. share, in tbe Sooth Se. Bub- ble." Yet in the face cf tbit .inking ! instance of bad faitb, tbe rebel, bave tbe sublime impudence to talk of "Northern Bankruptcy." lltrrubarj .TJejraph. Tiff Gold SrECCLATict The Hon. made in Congress a few day ago, pat thi. natter of gold (peculation ia it. troe light. He 6aid : 'There are artiSeial meant constantly being used to influence the price of gold. ; Tbe.e means have been employed since ; the .nspension of speeie p.;menu. The; have increased from month ta month for the past yctr, just in proportion to the growth of .peculation, which to-dt; exceed, in volume anything ever before known in Ib history of civilization. It ha become neeeasar; for tbe safety of this huge atroc- tore of illegitimate traffic that tbe price of gold should continue to rise in respect to tbe correne; ; and, sir, it will not be per mitted to decline, if human ingenuic; and human effort can prevent it. Such a .'.ate of things must give birth to every specie of device and to every kind of ar tificial process. They will come in Ibe form of misrepresentation, of the military situation of the country, and exaggrrn ed ' statement of any defeat in tbe Cold ; j tbey will be io the shape of extensive I combination for tbe temporary pnrcbase of lb floating gold in the market ; in tbe false etetemeot as to tbe ebaraeter and condition of tbe publio debt, end of Ibe object and design of tbe Government ; end all this i rendered more easily availa ble by the ignorance tbat i permitted to prevail as to the resources and power of the nation." The Hon. Thomas Taggart died at bis residence in this Borough on Saturday last, after an illness of only few days, at tbe advanced age of 87 year. Tbe de ceased was a member of tbe Contention to amend the Constitution of Pennsylva nia ; represented thi count; in the Legis lature, two esioo ; served ten years a an Associate Judge in tbe Courts of thie county, and filled other minor position, of honor and trust, daring hi. life time. He lived to ripe old sge, and possessed lb respect aod esteem of hie fellow eititens. Jafajtfjr Luminary. aa''H.lp, Cu. ta, or I sink !" Tbe Philadelphia Aje (Copperhead) ba raised iu Mbtcriptiwo j rice to $8 jctf. n ? .l i i n' . . " ----- -- tr.in rii:n..-,i anita iit.d niifcn . u - " The Bmtoo Transcript bas this pr- raph: "Wa. Wuitiog, Solicitor of the; j Vr Department, left here this innminir, (. V...,.;.,i.,,. Thi. H...Mini.l,.-.l . lawyer, we understand, gives bis services ; free to the Government, aod be bas j recently refused tbe retaining fee io a bt,yy p.teot case, "which would bave . . .. . . .,d f0m 0f 810 000 . . . . . . . preferring o Kn trv. lie is pro j -j- jr -... -.-v..., ; .-.w v. ; country, aod bis disibterested aciioo is worth; of universal imitation." When Mur.-sn 'rided" tbronch Indi- ana and Ohio, llicbiuoud editors called 1 u: .1 n. 1.... .k . . . . . ... lua iivieu uis uurse aieaiiDi'. luti uiu uieu . " - - " - ! oinn BMtTit& operath.r,s, gior- j lous acu coivairio. ) oeo tviifairiea j pitches bis shells iuto Kicbmoiid and : 0utrit,;4 Morgan in tbe "raiding" way, way ' k t borse - ratijiia ; the jUuuaiQ cta 0f tbe reai 1 biff, tbe sauie tdllcH cil lu operatuua I r j Paitarous. mint Tn r ak tl KRi. 1 Here are :nree J " hr?iteJL f;:r "0,eai lae may uepeua upuu wil, be ,n en,jra)0U4 Ueni.ui and . h- K il..nni th. .r ; i - - refw ,u poUtue4, beau, and onions. The . - i. .. - r ; J'a . " .u w: . loesevegeiaoitseaieLsiseiy. n appear-, T B v trop js )lllely ,0 be ,borf Tli thl fruil will be scarce, onions, potit.es, and Leans uiust be b.djotvauuu,. The Richmond IVhj of Maroh 9, says : that it will take about a week ore to , rebuild tbe railrtad to Lee's army. Lee ! has sent out hi cavalrv in ail directions : t0 seiia everything io the sbspe of foraco and subsistence for bis troops. Tbe or- , cuitous route tnat everything bas to come , over by railroad renders it ia.posMbie for Lee lo secure eooufb over one liue to keep I . , a?. . . , . ' . rB1J'r -er.og, an. toe .armer, in ftiis tlitinilv m a nr.. a est t,"i t, ..r?,a : Northerners. Now, however, io exehaog i 'D P""oers, the; allow 1 i of a Hebel ' '"'.one Loion man. Such is tha reported , basis of exebaoKe, even whila we aurren- der the , wUh clotbe. ,nd well fed, and the; send back our brave boys in rags and emaciated aod dying 1 I neglaet io too man cases. i The wjdow tle ix.Fresiderjt Gerj. Uto and hop. nr. spoiled b, Chase's tbdrwal. What will tbe poor Cops ' and liebs tr. next. The notorious Llan.Voorbees it is allpgd lately visited 3ov. Seymour of New York. demaod.og of him that he should initiate" j SOme kind of a controversy or rebellion in er) The Xattonal IntelUyrnctr fiijs tbat Gen. Meade bas entire.; reoo?ered from 1. . . AAnr.w tnilisneitintk an 1 I.a Is r. et,urt.iDerd tbe relnates, intentioo of r.jri from jn wbicb he . ,.,urfd thB coofilen,. of ,he .auntrv and tbe army, and where be bas earned such a high militar; reputation." Gen. Foster ba ordered tbat no com munication be furnished for publication in newspaper in Northern Slate by ao; person in North Carolina other than authorized correspondents, wbo shall have registered tbeir name and those of the ' journal to which they are contributors at j h..Hn.rir.. They "calculated," before the New Hampshire election tbat both sides would carry it, by about 1500 rotes. When it turn oat 5, COO Union majirity, both 1 partie are surprised at tbe strength ol tbe undercurrent for tbe war and freedom. I his wipe out tbe mj of Mtcy, a Cop. in Congress from New iiauipsbire. 111 wile ot Ueo. iieaaregsra aiea j ......I. V. 4.) Tk. V II I avcutij ,u ..cw vucaua. a Ul ... w paper .peak very highly of ber estimable qualities, aod ber funeral cortege wa one of Ibe largest ever witnessed in tbat city. Tbe Copperhead Legislature of Dela ware refused to do anything for soldiers or tbeir families. That of New Jersey thus far do nothing to help soldiers lo tbe right of voting. Tbe Legislature of California have asked ooeof tbeir U- S. Senators, (M'Dou gal) to resign bis seat. He is not suffi cient!; loyal for them. Tbe negro troop, at Heine's Bluff made n descent on Ytroo City on the 28th nit., and after a sharp fight, occupied tbe place. Loa about 30 killed and wounded. Tbe Eicbiuond Lxamintr proposes tbat all fat men be put in tha rebel arm; tu show tbe Yankee there is ao rebel starva tion. B at fit cm.'. fUiid fir. i w x.ooiin.i'eu uu r.:uun t IVii IIWI eMa W ""tM'! sV Ul lUUtU MARCH 18, 1864. Voice of a True Democrat. Albany, Match 14 ! Mr. Bryant, Democrat of N 1 ""I " oay in'iw'Jrf i ti.e A-9nio.y, a eru of rc?oiutiiG$, decl:r.Oi: lul tbe war uiut be pro-couted uti'il .S ivry in auuihiiaied, tuat tbe tVo'tilotmiial aur gation ot siav-ry wou.d clear tbe pth to . our 'manifest des.iny and produce tbe restoration of a l"nitr-d na'ion. and j resting O.gre.s.o submit Io tb people tbe eoottvatioua! amen iioeuts tor tvq bblti1 lt)ll fernjlD,int: ,uvrrj A pp-ei.l ue'ptch from i received in New York a f i says tbat brw. bus reached purtmebt tbat two French purtmebt tbat two French fri.tes bad ntered tbe por'. of Acapu;eo, at.d bad tbreatened t.i lumbar i the towo iT resis- I tanee were off. red. 1 Le defenceleu Me , .cans allowed them to dwb.t tbe, Wi-h- . ,dj ,,, lo tS,t lBt tIKb,, . resitanee. I be t reucn men promitcoiis 7 ' searched ail the VeS.-els io the port, boto I "-tral and Mexico, and ..zed . t,u.3tit, ' neutral aud Mexican, and te zed a quantity I rf e .utrabind goods. Our GoVerooieU ' , . . l- . . i bas a man-ot war watching toe movements . .v. . - o - 1 01 apleoD. inc n'its ui our u ai l . 1 v- 1 Tl - l... - c - .. : 1 ur 1,5 l 1 lit V. hardly be viciateu witn impunity. j ripstion, of Convention, ; tl. j. i- : ; f .b. v,rgi..iaconi.ationai c . -.ittic-E at A- xandna.has r ported u fsU ' ... tK of .;er..a..d v.robi I .... ... . " ' . . ' . biii.iu in ine ci aie ur ever, out bero ,ki!ArM ... k. .r..,;...l .!.., l. " i r v - , go'trning -bites. I 1 . v ..no an1 ; toKTREsS .'luBut, .irc3 io ...v..- w. .. b. ..fi,,..r.f.irucf," whether dirtcfed to rrisnners of war or others mist be marked ou tue outt-r eavelopo ; ' Al I'UJLSie aj Ot. IbitliD ki -iaiu va.k.. j ,re aULe,ct.sry, as all letters tbat eon- form ,0 t.e publiibed rules, will be fur- vtarded. Fur lit' le girls, Kmuia and Clara brown, aad Laura ao J U.ivia Ueifsojder, 01 lama'pia, orae uruFu uo itj uw 1 bat place, recently, and were drowned. I . . , . Gen. Sherman started from icksburg . IT L l. - .L .1. a L : . . : . itLo(1, C CO FuHlttt-S Mu.NROE, March 14. Tbe nboat iuibshell arrived at Plymouth, . ,.nI1bo ( N. 0., on Saturday, last from .be Chowan She reports that a crowd ef ne- , . . . . , .da ,hB ttebels opened on ber from tbeir ! ! batteries oo the banks, rendering it im- ns.ii,l- f,-,, h,, t.. i, Ui Th. cm. r r. ----- , w o , 'siu- GefJal Umof. late command, and Gen- ral v Pherson to General Siicrman's. ftt.l i.uiii.ti Mti'rniun la ann.iinLPil 1.1 cral M Pherson to General Sherman's, j l, . , ,.. .t. : .m : . c a.-.. r . ... ucueiai v-u.v. . im1 11 ' !'n'De,''D- . Llst of Vendues in Harch. 1S64, IS-nullillnrUit-.L 0. DiMinrr. (al'.lNqoio, Is-Prrvioal Properi) s. Rorahuh. Krlij. 1 Hi.svaoS Ut. J'.hn P. Wrier, L.-al-b'R l-h) bt.Mmua W..U. AtfraU Nra EVrlla. Il-Ptrsvaai I'mae") J. Fteanr.!ISullal ai-Prrsoaal Prop. al ar-. lx-ariaaoles. K-PfrM..al Proarrl). U. D. lU-ed. Buffaloe Sl-Per. l'n.B.ulIal. llu.r. UaKburc 2-rrr.rro.Juh. a. Daklcdrc.tasl Ban. 20 Ileal t-ineal M. Wae.rr.rt d.Uahh'c J.V-Il.iu-e 4 Lol...smaiurclddrr' Llaxllie iJ Per. Prop. H. Knarr-ot. in', Haftaloe i liBllsIa: Uts.N.11.1 hast'ilaaai'r.LVa;. all-llouxn'idbjOa-.lUiA I.UtiBlliCtr.L'b't TKSir snTE.sfrTa!s atth.-Sujarhi-nicic-'a-a. Corrected Semi-Weekly Wheat, 1,40 Egcs Rye 1,20 Tallow Corn. 1.00 Lard, fresh.. S 15 1 i ..12J 0it3- Pr - Jb ,: .lov1ef seed- Flaxseed...... 2,2a ool Dried Apples 61b Potatoes 03 Apples 61b Potatoes FirkinButtcr IS Side i Shoulder Iii Fresh Butter... SO Pork trade 8.00 Rags 4.5, and 6 Ham 1-i Barley 90 to 81,00 Country Soap 4 i 6 Side i Shoulders wi.h Ribs.... Tn L-wl.Susr. fa tha ITth iD't, St K . W. P.iSart. JKliliMl AH oTT, Bear 1 loroTa, aad. slUa L1ZZII OKI Mr of K.iifTp. ... i.h . I. o.. n.ni.1 EIam.TTM.1AM iKAMi.ntD.aru.,aiiu sum tuiiutjuaitas, ' Cni.nCo. DCflT. Ta !! as; . lf th iuL, MART A, In bar 31st year, if. of Saih M Bond. Naar Pouarr"... Soi-.hM Co. oa tba lith Imt, Mrs. RLBiaX A uuPaN, a.-rd aK.ut oojaara, At Pmn,Crk 5..lr.lhlB. JOUX FISUIB, aai 70 atar. 4 laoDtu ab-1 11 dava. TIOUN'D A lady's Sbawl, which the I1 owner can have bv ealline at lhis office owner can nave uv ca.i.ut; a mis omce, proving property, and paying for this advtr- . nmrnL Marrh 17 tisemeni. Juntlre of tne Peace. THE undersigned offers himself as a can didate for tbe ofSce of Jus.iee of the Peace for (he Boronch of Lewitburg, a. lb ensuing Spring Election. March 7 pd SAMUEL KOL'SH A Card. IX reply to my -fnends and neighbors." re questing Ihe use of my name as a candi date lor Justice rf Ihe Peace. 1 would respeci- fuliv tay. 1 will leave H wnh .hem to dispose "THE UNION." Mab!bied Is 1314 Whole No- 2,660. niRONICLE,westablikeJ la 1343 Whole No., 1.03J. Eoyt's Hiawatha Hair Restorative. .,., I. J ,n m'l r..r t.i r-' fa.lei i and ?r? n J . r. t- ll.-!r fi r. I -! t V' m ? id on mt i Ij urn-r. fv f m'vj -4 ui;-f ui.ujr f.-i itr-yur-v - ti"T." - h !1L VI lt r.i.r.i .h pa.n. r it f" rrJ tid t ,prf I faitr v:ifcanrti-r riii H4y ipfrtunw u" "' t"" " &u! -r l n HirZfrrm,tg in o. l- mt 3 ' U ..Kln.Ttnn ' tN. li.ir at nm. t ham-. iNiba ana r-J air ! f,nr,(, 0f n aff, mol rJeS, WHS) C at- w da, nice -' 1 -..rt.brr. j-irrn ii'.n poreoaners. c s - w a , since, . r'"ttrr ... , v .,,., N.. I i0. 4. ai,, cnaio Lot 4 naa4 ai the .Navy le- . - ? ,,, l0 Ibe brcusrh aad ecpaA'ii. IIt. ' Olil.'i if I tK undcd on ifce weat by XrveBtb atrrv aetl VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT. Zi i iit i oih by lui aaove siMiiatittis T)INT B elles at F.fij t'enuearh. f'.r eats, j taimr one f.unh of an acre, avoir or leas. ; .-,'';; " T , nntnn 'oa Ur, couT. ,e Jt Wij n..i rare r.nr-tor a. r 'pavm.as ih-re i. no hmmft-t in f x:Menre ii.t wiiL Wy' "IZZTl&J'Z What it is s'ate.1 10 core 11 reit.re'v cb ei -y" "f 1 M u " "Sitr r iii' '"- bulk. O e du.e renves anl cfirn - ' , , .,.,v..r. avj ihe i:fe ot an ver-h-ainl ur i.ritn h -r. " r colic ar. J briiv-aebe It lias never i f:.i J 11 t as nrr l!if n ne". I'J-t ao h'-r r f lic ar. J brilv-acbc It lias never J,i.. .or- tht n ne. iu-t o ' Mire is 'h.i rauali e 1-miu.ent I- neiae Hor.e emf r.cE.:'nn r.f ih .!ar. nij ir a'i dru- pis. Otrcs,5G i;.,rtian it ureet. Sew W-rk. To t-e Assessors lor 1864. ' rTHE A.f srsmenl b.ioks are raauy lor: a 1 o.-vr wbcu caed fi T. A. KENNEDY. Clerk. a. rueegjis Ktjuuuc. "VTTII.L be ajpo?td ! public sale, in the w. ! I IH J i I Kill ij aviitl 1. urai 'vu i ; Broa o s inill, Tur:.e Cra, m Eat BulUloe ; iowujb.p. rn itaturdar. Marrb 19. commenting -1 iu u'ciuc., ihe luituwin; ar - t,C: ; baj of hor, fi ry.wro.fn rIr cf tw r:Tra "nt je-ar -ll 4 -Lr-c. i (. at. 1 Utv i rretlio,, s . 1 -t. i ru.tfatr.r-. hrro-.. rl P-1 iu-r 1 e-:o tvavr- I Dnwrr. 1 bthio ereyiiv 1 1 rr rra.. l"t I re fcrU Tors, i h T w.-wij.. lt. u( ha. laOJrr m S-.B'-i- tt -f t-.T. harf..9. I dnu:.t a-tt til aKia b.rra. 1 doaliia ..f t.i t..l--T EUIK. I'B. ra- lin.a i", mliluhiu. t-jai. i lam. ; :IXr"li1iaX : :ai-. . haiiot 4; ama ul grata u ux snaru .,, t.ijrrKra... ; Term made known a!e. ; intrres'.ed for the purpose cf hisaprMotmnt i Saturday, the 6,h dv of March. IS64, at I o'clock, P M, at hit Oifiee in Lewitburg. j March 4 vim. jii.ilo, Auditut A Want Supplied! rr,Hr .ob.rrTbT; has iust openefl in Ckam- 1 I .1.7.! i .11. , xl '"Af? : , v..,.. . a.U4,,.t. 1 11!n s-i m 11-1, i tHKry, cvc. a.c. vc. reraons wantinc any ar-icin in in- ame .-. f n(! ., , a ivan:are In ra al ib: tt. re where ihey can hjve a lar stock ,r"m wh f !" T'"1:. l' u' A-- EUNS.PISTCLS.FISHING TACKLE. FINE CUTLERY, .tal taeniae i;paralas cnrrally. IODs.Lin V Hook-. fOD;-.Linet. Keei, Baskets, Ban. Flies, Ne'.s, Foi:, Giovt?. Masks, b...ies, t-crascrea-s. ileg col.ars. die. con - s:an.:y cn banJ, anu f.r sale Wholesale and lieta.l, at jnri. ivkiuck 9. rrtsman's Depot, Jf. E. comer and and Walnut Sis. rhiiai'a. S lUl.E.N, or exchanged, aithe Hotel ot .be onuersicnej, on the ITth ids!, a sraml'st Uufihe h-Jf.. distinctly marked PETER UL VER. Tne p-rson bavins tt had best re- tarn it, and thereby save trouble. A. J. U'EIliEN'SAUL. I.ewitbors. Feb. 53. Administrator's Notice. "I T7HEKEAS, Letter of Arfmift-stnitira Sr. itie estate of JOHN P. !ElUERf, de ceased, laie uf While lleer townthip, I'moa Couuiy. have been granied to the subscribe, bv the Regi-ler of said county, in da form ; all persons mJebted to said estate are requeu ed to make payment, and those having claims asainst the tame will present them duly aulhentirated for settlement, to I JAMES M KH ALL, Administrator I While Deer. Feb. 17. 161 NOTICE. ALL ptrspns are hereby cautioned not to harbor or trust my wife Sarah oa my acc. unu as I will pay bo debts of her contracting-. TebaVei E L MOWRV DR. JOSIAH SMITH, nAVINU located in Lewisburtr. solicits a share of the public patrocase. Resi lience and Office ou Market Su, nearly eppo S I'e Ihe Riviere House. Lahur. Marrh i, ISO. Tauifcs mtr attain.-, aa ar aaara. ara a.ry dill io tha arm. No, il aoa avnaaxhiaa ithtb. a.rro...f -a. rf .car .otr, . dwfcad.ns r-iaaa " " "i tail him . f r n anb. itaat I" " - " " ' "'--'"-.-, '" .o. te unavtJ aith oaa h alll ana S lh- aaka uT fua ami nataal Imtnv.aMat. aad aaalat aua ia aitpajutf tba aaaiu of raaf lit. Adaraat: Co D. ljnia SVc P.T. " ti.1. i..a i,..i. lac kru. M tha. lat a. a Lalp.prr. it AUCTIONEER. rT.HE undar-igned offers bia services as I Venttaie? C rier, o those who may need ihen, and rrtpecifullv asks a shape of iheir patronage. GBOKtiE MOVER. White Deer Tp, Feb H.6l FOR RENT. rpW04TOREY Br.ck HOUSE endtt) I LOT 04 North lu.i lb sireet. Iwm hiuch IS, 'tl. 1! P. eliELLLR. . Real Estate. .IIr:aiFF SALES. . ' y . y 1 .r.e u( a writ of Fi. f-. ssWwt 1 r . , . - j Nrnuch of Lewhre. CLHJBfjr irartJv ! I ! ! o'clock P. m erri tvt pI Uro4, . ale in.milh AJ1"L 10 ' af . Lfwikbur. anJ Coptj &ufesM&. bw OB tied oft ine ktn l sev Dih'irert, na by a lot ( j K. an.l 0 Obalfant. ra ay o alley, aatoaitt r. br I'll of iuies HuucBWw. euataiaiac tM- y-nCeaaid. oVL.i i thlfl L. F. ALBRIGHT. SberiC ' rfrn-a ugi-. u.i-in. Jiea 1 1. j ETftCBtor'l Sala IT'ILI. be w to Pailie tk. j TV I I ,f.wr 1 town premraes, m Lin n. lie. East Balfal) nship. I'nioo cownty. icunaiaf Waa. ' Keed, uo Pe at, t tornpit oa tae aoauv ! Ac. a LOT OF GKiU'XU.it beiB a eaaf ' Krrc ! C. J lot. full width, oa which ara e reeled a jBt j Fran.e DV tl LIM HOLaE. Fraaxar aT . "taloe. &c, a;e the prbperty of Guttliats Saialureiil. dae'd. Tn saic writ Bala alaaw j at n ..cuk a. M,e rrniy, iw ;j.s ony o j irra, lom, wheu Terms Will be ssadf knowa by I. . kTEH Jir Ex'av Lewiaburg, March t, lV Sheriff'! Sales. V rime t.f a writ of Vend. Ex. aad Lsw Fa. issued out of tbe Coon ot Cosaaaatt l-i-as of I moo cwud'.v and 10 ae srected. Wi" "i1 P-ie aie or ornnwy, 9m 1 Saturday, 71 a r frit 19. ? at th Boftaj llout. is th Borovck of Immt&m j uuty aforraa al 1 ti a r M . a tmrtmtm is. aT 1 ! .ttrosaxi. tu te Um btv f UvtaMa,, , -B,"B rnt-v 4 '" ' g-titfml vwrC pan boaymoVwl va U ama ay pafftff k, wnr-4 try huuji wa-ij, iwa if whvw aaa.aj - arm'.a rf- ifaa s:r-V a wm ta waa avj ayaayjeas rtr-ru :i;aiiiM oititvwa aj ta ataiia, If Qa Jrl! aaal iMf;y-rrva int rtx tawtkaa ta aaffa. aa tn m-9 or anx-o ar rtaw) a bafBfa TWaa Uivv Brx Tarra .Mind.kaoai a lW aaaaOa Ugaa f ravaat CCafekv, U4 OtDT 1 a pT " t -nmr v-rtp.t . dms-nsnl ia Moncaaa n.l.a jaa gy lav i lsi-. r-wrij- k Maruac lka C ss ITS). BakMdl , aad tak.o in rsmuca aa lb aropart of i. y. Bmmm Iaial Mic-a auuahi AUu, at ibe a a me tiaae aad place, all laal I anaraaaa. irkMSt aod Ttvt af bad altaata ta Wlrta . b r tau-kip. avaatt MdSamiipiil SimsaSa d-Mnb aa Collaw: Oa liaa af laad at If -1.1 iaf . lbaa aoalhaaa half dnrraa wax S aarshai aa a Sa csD.ila-; thac. r.aia i i . aigfti, . la ihe atar of :he W OaSV lara.ik.; i tba oram ox aaal tiirniiia. aorta SS's a an a atoo. : thaaea. aorta 1 s. ' aTVaaai aarara io a Suat ; Uiaaoa. ata aagi aaas saw parch) to a rst; tbaaor.aloM laarta tl fsrflaaasaak a.b K dcraoi aa lit ,.rea.. to th S'aai a. bcianlo. ai ataislaa l-i aeft aaa la. aaraaaa. -tharrabrmta. aaiara aad takaa la aaa law aa as tha a'S : "J-TTi. neoew u w. luuuai. aa iraaux, lata. SALE OF HEAL KSTATZ. I i I 1 hereby offer for sale tbt Hoaae aael I t.' T I m r,m Vi.rik, Tk.nl Sbraal ...a- tjr. If not sold a. pnvaw sale before r-a a - l6lh i" of Mlrch B'xu U wiU o'red al ' Pb'c !' Ih' di the Riviere Hcwaw. ( wjbj, Far parncu.ars inquire at JOH.H BILGE K. J James F. Linn. Feb. S, ii-Gt House and Lot for Sale. frr The Howse and Lot on Filih St. kali jlllia. a square from Market, owned by Mre Nancy W a.iace. and bow ocmpied by Mr. John Bard is offered for tale. Terras ta sail ibe porehaer. Inqo.re ol A. U DILL Lewiibarf. Feb i. 18M Ta Uulaeiti Men. TWO STORE ROOMS FOR RENT. laaabtlla-s Llork. ro.r-Ja aad aakM tat, Itai-sbltK ra. THEE Rtfoms are better situated, atore taoronsh y Enitbed and furaishedoave. n.ir an.t rfosinh in a.ar. t.ir.rl ihaa. 1 any others in the place. One is especially adapted for the sale aX Crv (iuods, or seneial Merchandize. ! b.TtbT l'l.. a. ha. f... tK. II ... U.taM Tbe town has a population of 3000 rersoa and is surrounded by a rich and very curative agricultural and manofactor.nr eoanrry. Al nresent- Ihere is an Hardware tttor. Iw i .v. ri,e. conn'.v. thrnrh a-reatl. needatL j Terms reaionaiie. App'v to R H.Chambesa j i. CHAM BERLIN BRO'8 IOR KENT Two RWMS abeve Beanett Bro's Urns Store. For farther panic. lars inquire of ibem. Lewitburg, Jan. 12 FOR SALE The residence cf the laie Mrs. MARrA M. GRAHAM, situaied oa Soaih Froax s.ieei Lewisi.ars, nrariy pppotii ladepeada en. Hall. For terms, apply to Dec. 1 A. U. DILL FOR SALE. A DESIRABLE Building Lot. situated I a pleasan. part of Lewisburj. Terms lo suit the purchaser. For further in forma Uon inquire of 1033 CD. BREWER A TAVERN STAND a STORE ROOM and all the Snares ready for etc and a DWELLING adjacent to Picre. Possession of Tarera.ltt of April aext of Store and Dwelling, nn two dart' aotiee. THO. ARBLCKLE. Slifer P.O. Cskato.a, Brady Tp, Caio Oo, Pa, Daa. IL, lssa Farm for Sale, THE sonih-west quarter of section IT, to. a t7, north raase 8, eat ef the tibj principal mendiaa. Tbe said Fares bee about two miles north of tbo city of Freeport, in Stephenson Co., Illinois, . haf atoat Forty Acres on der ealiiva.uia,wi.h ! , ii .. .k.r ll. K..!... .. i Log House and other Uaibaildiac. i wai4r4 , by one of the most beaauial Bpnars taw couety.and tneDa anceoi taeunct iscovarM I , 1 . .,( . v. Every acre of the farm is susceptible of eultivaiiori, and whea souably iprod would make oae pf the moat iavii.ni reat. deaces ia liliaoia. For parucuiaraehquir of Francis Witane). of Ltwisburg. Pa., Sam 'I B Harna, tf Free, port, I1L, or the subscribe rt. a. Savaaaa. III. , E. CHAMBERI.i. Nov. 10. 1?3 L. H. BOWEJI. iFor nif, CTTTwo !ior Rooms. St bv 3i feet, and one large Room oa tacoad sicrev. in ifs 'rear of Kre.er. Loag C " ? J'vf A;pl u " EtAita
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