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AmtAIIA.M lil.NCOLX
Drtt'e arii rupiesiid to give notice
that an adjourned meeting of the ci'izMis
r .1 . . Ml I I II . I. - i
01 me county Will lie ucm at log wurv
1 , . . ,r ,
House, Saturday evening at half p
seven, for further consultation in r"rir'2
to tbe payuieutof Government premiums.
fcfirWe learn that ou the niht of the
2'i, two lueu, one of them e-iid to be an
cngiuoer ou the Cat'awissa Railroad,
appeared at the Camerouis Hume, iu
Cbillisii-iuiine, and after becoming intoxi
cated got into a fi j;ht with the proprietor, '
wu.cn rcsuitcu 111 mo ..
turned, the bar torn awav, bottles
glares broken, and a soid'nr who wns
on his way to the army bit iu the face with
bottle and badly iijured. l!i frc officer
could bo brought to arrt tbeiu they
jumped into a bujrpy and left.
5uThe 43-u l'a. Vols, pissed lhrmi!;h
Lancaster en route for the front, on the
13th iniit. It was recruited to over uue
thousand men.
rThe Copperhead t.pat of Govern
ment baa been removed from the United
States, and is loraied at Winds r, Canada
Vest. Th? l'resideut, Copperhead L.
Vallandigham issues bis pniclatnatioiis
from that p'a.-e 'o bis minions across the
lake, and they are considered much mire
binding than those nf l'resideut Lincoln ;
hey are aos'rbtly "Cons'icutioual." Mia
la ei-t manifesto is, in lf et, if m man bits
you in a passion, knock your next neigh-
bor in tbe bead, no matter whether he '
was a pirty to tbo at'ack or not. For j
instance, hhould a Copperhead printing
office be demolished by a party of inebria
ted soldiers, a Uuiou office must be torn :
d wo immediately, no matter whether the
'.tacbes of tbe latter do their best to
prevent the demolition of tbe former or
not. Ha bas failed to ay what should be
done iu ease a Union ofBae should be torn
down by Copperheads first; but to carry
out the law as laid down by this modem
lawgiver, we suppose a Copperhead estab
lishmcnl would bave to be scattered to the
viols. All his votaries urge obedience
to bis mandates.
Harrlsburg Correspondence.
TliiiiisiiAY, March 2t.
Tha Legislature adj turned over until
Monday, to accommodate tbe Democratic
Members who desire to attend their State
Convention in Philadelphia.
BY 0 UUHUi'-N aali J. it. j.ijiuo.
4t I.V ier Tear, alnsiyo In Ailtanre.
Tuesday, I was told, ninety three bills, Sch. Dirs. .1. L. liauck, S. Gemberling
passed the Senate too many to be duly Supervisor,. Wm. Ha;!!re, Henry Guyer
nd carefully considered they should be. Auditors-Jos. Moyer, E'-jtb Oborne
Tbe Geueral lloun'y Dill bas passed VtCS'
both Houses, and I will scud it to you as ! !,!" vM Wm. HofJnan
soon as printed. iupectors John Master, Isaac Kurd
The bill to make a Turnpike between ' .seu. Dirs Jacob Ithul, John Hower, Ja
Lewisburg aud UuCaloe X Kuads, passed ! cob ililbisb
i, ii., I Assessor Charles Swenele
I S.., . hill w n.ssed to form . 1
,
new JWical District from Lycoming and .
Uuiou not that Union is anxious lor a
change, but Lycoming is ; and Juniata is j
proposed, in another bill to be attached to '
Judge Woods' district, who might in that .
ease snare Union. :
r
Tbe Jersey Shore lijom ers bave been
"prospecting," I think not hopefully, w.
Army Items. The Newbern gas
orka bave been seized as abandoned
reuei property ine l.aieign r,.,jrcss ,
eaya that D. 11. Hill will assume command
at Charleston, and lieaurcgard is to go to !
the South West Twenty-five Union j
prisoners escaped while under uard near'
Ktleinh T l.lbJ r,,nnra .;th
valuable cargoes, bavo recently been cap
tured On the 20 ih iust., a block of
buildings, in Memphis, fell, burying iu
its ruina about 40 negroes A number
of fires, caused by incendiaries, bave late
ly occurred in Vicksburg Defore day
break on tbe 17tb inst., tbe rebels were
boat to make formidable attack on Sea
brook, S. C, but their designs were foiled
by the vigilance of our pickets Gen.
Smith (Union) captured Fort Da liusscy,
on tbe lied river, La., together with 300
prisoners and 11 guns A new rebel
iron-clad bu just been launched in Ihe
harbor at Charleston, called the Ashley.
WThe Copperheads are "down on"
lion. Michael ll.bn, the new Governor of
uu uistinct counts: first.
for
' '
taiaius, two Years ann .1
- B I J IUCI
do
now
; second, for recanting, and coming I
in favor of tbe old flag. Verily, these '
,.f T..J-. 11. . I
Ottl IB
sons of Judas are bard to please
We learn that the Buffalo House
property was knocked off to the trustees
or ihe University for 2,1100.
The alegioo m,0 reocoty hj Mr
V. Waldron, o Md , that Gen. M'Clellao
nd . personal interview with Gen. Lee
fier the b.tll. of Antie.am, turn, out to
be .boll, false Mr. Waldron, it seem,,
was either drunk or insane, and bas prob
bly been used by soma over z .-alous our
respondents lo get up s sensation.
Otir foree in the fijld
exceeds that of I
aad . han4rei ,h,"-
m ,. ii ' ""uwu jr tm.UlreCtfrda
tue V, JJtt.
I I. 1AHT1,'T 1TtO
Uuiou County Spring Election.
KELLY fcO Vote.
Judge Fl.tvei Oniigiu
I iir-jiicturti John I'nuliug, Eruau'l Reedy
A-scssr L.vi routing
Ov rscrs I'o'.er Guyrr, Tbos. Rhodes
Constable I'houiae Olitigan
tfch. I'irs. Cjrus lKtfa, A S. Hoch, J.
A. Kisir
. , . .. , i
Supervisors Dante. I.eiby, l.:-oo u
Auiiturs J-'Iin Kiinp, Paschal CI
IJojcr
Cllugan
UNION Cti Votes.
Judge J'lhn Dturu
Inspectors Jacob Stetler, Thos. Stetlcr
Ju-tiee id l be Peace John Row
Assessor MatbliS MooKeT
.Wt Aa r- I'avid liross, Isaac r.y-r,jr
OverM-. r John Sioekir, Jesse M. Walter
llooftahie Noah Young
S-h. Pip- Charles Hear, Ohio. CaIey
....... I....... sinls.r .l.lllll M.iwMr
, . ,lir(iht. rAv,
i i'owu Clerk Samuel UilhamsJ
EAST B IT F ALOE 00 Votes.
Judge J )bo Sirobeckcr
Iii-I tciorn J .hu R. Null, Ab. G. Brown
Ar..ir Jot.u liulil
i K"'r?ei!is .Mich, hrown, Daniel Miller
Constable Simon I'uek
Seh. Dirs. i:son I. Liirn, Ad. J. Mill-r
Supervisorj S.un. .oll, Jao. ilaobauicr
Auditor idcoo ifUiiciy
M I Kl" LIN liCltG 119 Votes.
Hurgefs Dauiel Moss
Couucil Geo. Gotelius, II. G. Wolfe,
Doebb r, KuouU Miller
Judge Win. C. Uarher
Assessor William Cro'.zer
Ass't As-'rs Jobu Gotohal', Henry Gast
Overs-era M. 11. Kelly, David toust
Dirs. Jas. M. Vouni, Josb. Weiser
Sch.
Iuspccl"rs Ldward Smith, Menry at
Sup' rsisors Saiti'l Matsenplug,S Getgen
Cuualable William Gotshall
I'.Ul'FALOK loO Votes.
Ju.l'C Adam Grove
! Inspectors Jacob II. Smith, Ad Sheckler
Justice of the I'eace Win. tileaua
i Asesor AuJrew llauekj
Overseers Crus Ireifbacb,Dan.IlengleT
('oustablc William lleiser
Sell. Dirs. Daniel llishul, James Irwin,
Daniel jcbhart
Supervisors Win Kule, John Koser
Auditor Levi lluuik
Aaa't Ass' James Mathers, Benj La.hr
LI M KM ON IS 1 10 Votes.
' Judge Robert Chambers
luspectors-J ...a. S'pangler, B. Chambers
i'i.rlst Seeb old Ab. Walter
Supervisors Jouis 11 j, Jobu Kinkard
Overseers 'eo. I.Jituer, 1. V. liarbcr
Constable Christian Daubcrmaa
Auditor Xntbsuiel Voder
Sob. Dirs. S. S. liarber, Abr'm Walter
WI1ITK DKKIt 139 Votes.
ij ii n
Judge William fctaddou
InspectorsSamuet Koser J. a. mney
Assessor-Jacob Kostenbader
Aat Ass rs-hi.a N .11, John U.nck.L-q
Overseers-Kiard Kanck, Jas. Finney
Ousubie Charles A. Diiff inderfer
verseers-J .bu Huffman, George Myers
(.Joiistaiile William Ivlmgamao
Asij.rsjieob t-iilluaB U. D. Moll
AujlCur Adam Getz
H AUTLKTON 51 Votes.
Judc Christian Dalo
Inspectors Dau'l Long, Philip Wbitmcr
Overseers Sam'l Wilt, David Fillman
. . ..... , ,1
Justice ot too l eaco oamuci uaupi
Assessor Daoiel Spigolmyer
Ass't Ass'rs U. V. lover, Jacob Smith
Constable William Kline
Sch. Dirs Johu Dale, Jacob Smith
Auditor William Geddes
ijur4?e9S Wilii.in Wilson
Council James Itccd, Wm. Whitmcr,
Wm. Fisher, Lfcnj. Clymrr, Jos.Sauiscl
High Countable Michael Wolf
1IABT1.KY 182 Votes.
Ju Ice Alvah Marston
Insnecturs John Martin, Job. Kiel) art
Supervisors John (,'atborman, Looj. Fry
Auditor John Diehl
Assessor James Glover
Ass't Ass'rs Jos. Miller, Chris? Schnure
Overseers John Frederick, Josb. Knarr
Sch. Dirs. Jacob Fees, John C. Schnure
Justice of tbe Peaoe D. Ii. Kerst
Constable Johtf Hetz
WEST 1JUFFALOH 82 Votes.
Judge Kooch G. Prutzman,
Assessor Joseph Kleckner
Ass't Ass'rs J.Klingman.S S Shoemaker
Inspectors U. A. Taylor, John Gable
Justice of !he Peace Geo. E. Shcary
O ersecrs W m. Bceehler, Juo C.Oberdorf
Constable Edward Miller
Sch. Dirs. Daniel Bogcnreif, Levi Kanp
Supervisors Henry Z;llers,J L EJelman
Auditor Abraham Kborhart
Town Clerk John Kudy
HEW BERLIN 109 Votes.
Judge Isaao Kiog
Iuspeetors G. W. Ratbfon, Abr'm Black
Council Micb. Main, Jas. Neiman, Da-
L".. 1 )..' Il..l.l- flan llrnum
vid Kunev. Abr'm Hubler, Geo. Gross
Overseers Jos. Kleckner, Jos. Winter
Assessor F.dward Wilson
Ass't Ass'rs l).o.Horlacher,9em Sohoch
Scb. Dirs. S Harmany, Milton Cornelius
Constable Jobn Lebkiehcr
Auditor John A. Ettinger
Burgess Samuel Millhouae
roa tub arta . catosacLa.
The following officers were elected in
Brady, all Union Republicans except tba
two in italicM. The opposition tried very
hard lo carry tbeir ticket.
BRADY 131 Votes.
Judse Robert Brown
! I ... . LI' ... IV...
Inspectors Wm. Tate, J. P. Il.rjenluch
Awiii I. P. Hunter
a'i Aw'..-Jut. iiuore, Denj. Giiffy
LEWISBURG,
?eb. Dirs V Ru-nel, Groon M''arry
Suiiervisors Win. Prhooloy, J. IL Ojfcet
(mlblf Samuel Overlorf
Overseers Chas Gu lykuust, Quo. IIill
Auditor Chas. Gudyhuost
jjgrTbe Secretaries of tho different
School Boards are respectfully asked to
answer tbo questions io tbe following
Circular. Tho olj-iot U Immune, and
highly corooif udaV.a, end will receivo tho
sanction of nil good citweos:
The Governor, in bis atmuil message,
urges upon tbo Legislature the claims of
Hi,.. .,n,.r nrrihans uf our solliors, who
h.ra iriten or shall two tbeir Uvee to the
r - - r-
; 00u0,ry in tine en-is," nJ expresaes tue
j o(i tj i na "thut their luiu'aiuitjoe and
I educaiiou f-hould bo provided fur by the
Stale" Of tho iuatiea nf this cluiut no
oua for an instaut cau doubt. The Ctst
step toward carrying out this humane
fcugestion of his Kxicllenoy, is to ascer-
taiu tho uuiubtr of eucti cbildreu iu tus ;
sjtato.
This cm bost be aconnoplisbt-d by tbe j
officers of the school boar ls, iu the several j
counties and cities. It will bo au act of.
benevolence that will result in good to
thoso who bavo beeu male widows and
'orphans by tbe war. lou are, mercioru,
...4 i. rrBril to this Department.
I reiu- . .
j au?wers to tbo following questions, vit :
1st. What are the number of indigent
children iu your school district, whoso
fathers have been killed, or bave died iu
the military or naval set vico ol tho United
Slates? ...
2d. Are there any inftitntions of learn
in iu vour countv. tbat will undi.rti.ke
! to privi lo for tho maintainauoa od cdu-
cation of a uumbcr of said orphans, if
..;nnn il.ut all reasonabld
securiiy i; .j y-' " 11 - -
espouses shall be paid by the State ?
a J If tbere are any such schools, bow
many children will each take?
It is highly important that thia circular,
with the qiestions answer-id, bo returned
promptly by tbe fifteenth of April, if
poss.b'e. Ibis Ucpirtmcui can uoi ioo
i strongly urge upon the offioers bcreiu
' addressed, the necessity of prompt at-t' '0
iu this matter. They may thereby bring
ii iy to many a sorrow strmen, uesinuio
family. ClIAlU.ES K. CoillBM.
Sup't. of Cuiumn Schools
Tue Lfpei-t or CWvekiiead Sympa
rnv at the Socm. A Southern gentle
man writes over bis own 6ignatore to the
Daltimoro American, deprecating tbe per
nicious infiuerioe of MortnerQ uopperncaa
demonstrations on tbe rebels of the South.
lie says :
"I bave been a resident of the State of
Mississippi for more than twenty three
years, was there at the breaking out nf the
j- -i , i c .u t ii rt
I rebellion, Mid till long after the fall of'
; Yicksburg, and I know something about
! ,bo pernicious influence of tbe speeches of
i tbe pretendcd peace patty of the North on
tbe rebe)8 0f th South. They bavo done
more by tbeir clamor for peace to proloog
' this bloody struggle than My obvr single
i ,i.i.,.".h. war. And bv tbeir
false pretensions of horror at the great
, , i i;, ;.. .; thi.
siauguier oi uuuiuu mo .u i q u
have indirectly been the cause of the " m
nntimely death of Icds of thousands ffj,. Vt 15
tbeir fcllow-citins. If 1 have any prej-; r,d'?.
,- - .,: 4n.iinn Puchard Lewis
1 ndioo in this matter, my early education
l i.li a I ii. nil lifo 111 Ofl 111 I
i Bna an my BSBooiaiioua un'ijj ...
I : i- :.i.. k s,,.h
i i reaisnoso mo io biu m.u .w
' 15ut I 6Co no redeeming futarea tliif
unholy rebellion.'1
It is sail that the rebel guerrillas he
killed and carried off more than 50,000
hogs on tbo Kansas border. This upsets
tbe old proverb of tbo pun being mightier
than the stcorrf.
There will be preaching in the M. E.
Church on to-morrow (Saturday) evening at
7 o'clock, by Hev. J tiuyer, the Presiding
Elder, tjiiarierly Conference immediately
alter tbe conclusion of the services.
Love feast on tbabbaih morning, commen
cing at 8 o clocu, preacuing ar iu a. ai.
anutouura IH.icUct.
Currecttit Semi-Weekly
Wheat. 1.40 Eeeo 9 20
Rye 1,20 Tallow 10
J m w m 1 1(11
X0'0" n ,k X'" m ' ' ac ft,
Oats, pr 32 lb, 7o Clover seed 0,00
Flaxseed 2,25 Wool 65
Dried Apples 7 1b Potatoes 60
FirkinButtcr 1H Sides & Shoulder 10
Fresh Butter... 30 Pork trade 8.00
Rags 4, 5, and 0 Ham
Barley 90 to 81,00 Country Soon 4 it b
Sides & Shoulders with Riba 9
On thB 10th Inst . h Kpt. A. II Ctrfn, rETKR
TlloMASund Mias AMANDA KHATZEU.IkjUi of Ufer
Tp., Snyilur Co.
In New Colnmhis, on tho ISth Intt, t.y ttev. J. M
Annpsrh, nl tbo rsiai.nco of thn brirt, ' falte r,
SAilt'KLMCUULYnnaMiMASMKa.UElllltRLINU.
In K-tlT townshlp.oo tbo 21et.lnt, JAMES Bill EI.D3,
aged about 60 yeoM.
In lwiiinur. 22.1 Inst , OnRI,E3 CLATTO,ag"l
8 oi'intbs, hod of r. A. aoU Aoaio Uonehower.
In Mifflinhurit.on tbo 2T1 Inst WILLIAM MILL
But'K, oga 'i' yoars.
In l.imriit'.n. Tp., on tho 10th Inft., ISAIAH
MKNCU acoaa? ytr, 7 months and 2S dnys.
In N.w BVrlin. on tho Wtb tn.t, AN.V RMZAHhTlI,
wife of Uiiloon Corooliu, asd ii rears, il mourns ana
2s dr.
VENDUE.
"T7ILL bo pold, at the resideneo of
V V tho ohwTlbur, eornef or front ana tit. JoDB
ttreets, Lowlshorg,
On Monday, March 28, 1801.
commencing at 10 o'clock, tho following articles:
3 Bureaus, Dining and Breakfast Tables,
Stands, Chairs, Bedsteads and Bedding, 2
Book-Cases, Books, Carpels, Cooking and
Parlor Stoves, Iron, Copper end Brass Ket
tles, Tubs, Darrels, Buckeis, (Ac, Earthen
ware, Queenswarc, Cutlery, Cans, and
Canned Fruit, Hoes, Axes, 4c together with
variety of other articles not mentioned.
Also, lot of Carpenter's Tools.
Tartu will ba mi Jo known at salo.
JOUS P. VTT.M!1.
TOLNU-A lady's Shawl, which the
I g owner ran nave py ratlinx ai mis nrarp,
I provmir property, and paying for this edvtr-
, usemeat. March 17 1
UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY,
List of Vendues In Hatch, 1864,
ill-BMtldlncUI.W.H.(h.im,lln.ni,r.l.'b,a-.
r Per. fmpmy, Jiihn P. Mlilrr. Lrahb'i;
0-Uiiasth,l(H.iioas.Ri. K.lirlalnirir,L,b,:
0 Per. I'rup. ibarim J. Suhl, Ualsbaric.
VKNtifl! NUItS6.r nalr atlli-" ?tr Clir..u-u-ofllc
.
REPOHT
Of the Committee apyointtil t Invest 'ijntx
the 1'iymnit of Gurrrnment 1'rrminmi
fr litrrulti cnilili-l In I'niun county,
fPUE Committee appointed by resolution
X t tho Town Meeting held March 10,
loljl, to prepare for publication the report
made to the said meeting by tho coiuinii-
t-e previously sent to Marrisburg to inv .s-
tigate the pajmcut of tioverutucMit Pre-
tuiuuis, submit tho following iu obedience
to said resolution.
Tha wholo matter is clearly shown by
the papers wbich follow below, and which
sre gomijue copies of the originals remai-
u(0g 0f record iu tho proper utfiees at
iarrisbnrg. Hut a few words of enplan-
ation muy not be out of piaca.
jt js uudorstoi by all that the Govern -
roent) j additiou to the bounty, pay a
premium to any person who artu'illy pro.
. rur,.t ,10 enlistment of recruits, nlicen
! Jollurs for eaub uer recruit, and twenty-
i Uvo dollars tor eaon veteran reorun. juc
ooiuplaiut ma le by tbe people against tho
parties implicated by this report, is that
they have taken from the Goverumonl a
largo sum of money upon a representation
that they bad actually procured the enlist
ment of tho recruits on wboso account
they bave drawn the premiums. Tbe
justice of this complaint will be aekoowl-
...1.1... I l. .. n iii.n.ilion nf thn follolvim
j ppcr9.
: wj a u .uk.ww.v
j 'pu0 fir8t paper is tho form of tbo certi-
i .n ..lu in fia,h ian liv tin reerilitlfm
i v ww.v - - j n
, ctfieer nd without which the money
; oould not have beau obtained.
"VOLUNTEER certificate.
Laiburg, Feb. 21, 1811-
i Cer'ify, on honor, that Sergt. L J.
J ('rossgrovo has presented Samuel Koto
, 4J .0,.j,ted new recruit who has been
j eoijft,j auj mustered into tho Military
i gcrvico cf the U- Si; be is therefore
: euljtiej to the premium of 15.
"(Sij'ued) Lieut. J. F. ttEAI.r,
" Kecruitiog Officr.
nI Certify, on honor, that tho above
earned officer is regularly detailed ou
Recruiting Service.
'(Sijmed) F. W. Leiptke,
"1st Lt'lGth U. S. Iuv. Corps, Adj. U.S.
"I Certify, on honor, that the recruit
v : j i... . ....j .t,-
ITnitpd Htatea Service this 1st dav 0f
March 1804, at Harrisburg, Pa., by mo,
'(Signed) Pea Crufton,
"Capt. lOib V. 8. Infantry,
m " Mustering Officer."
'ne D' paper s cpy ' nu
... . g t , r'j c
The next paper is
r ....
! e f f &tjt'A"ot reCrui!a taken
( o Uirriijbu A iimiIar bil was maj9
fot fecrait ,nJ wLen i(1
. ,,., ,ft HiVllr.: ti!rJr
T IT .
: Tho United b ates,
'To Scrgt. L. J. Crossgrove, Dr.
j 18G J'
m- C. (. n9
New Reoruit
ei5
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
25
15
15
15
15
25
25
15
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
di
do
do
do
do
do
dj
do
do
Pldward II. Hiohard
. i..i..-
Alfred Kuhtis
John L. Keese
Franklin licnllcy
James Harnhart
J ,hn W. Dalliel
Veteran
do '
New
do
do
Veteran
do
Now
Veteran
William Trutl
James Duncan
John Ii. lietznr
John Winegsrden
Absalom Baldwin
William Dower
Oliver Summers
"
8320
"I Certify, Tbal tha above account is
correct nnd just, nnd was necessary f.r
tbo pnblio Service, for troops raised for
the United States.
"ltoocivod at Harrisburg, Pa., the
of 180 of Capt litCflAUD I.
I Dopoe, 8th Infantry, U. 8. Army, Dis-
' . art - .a-
nursing umeer, me eum o,
; dollars, and ocnts, in full of tho
above acoonnt.
j (Duplicate.) (Signed) L G Crnssgrove."
The following is contract list of tho
nHtBea 0f tj,e recruits and the amount of
i premium drawn for each recruit .by the
parties implieatod.
SERGEANT Ii. J. CBOSSanOVB.
W. C. Crites
Wm. Search
G. W. Dull
Jared R. Ladwig
Richard Lewis
Edward II. Richard
Alfred Kubni
J. L. Reese
Frsnk Bontlcy
James Barnharl
John W. Ballial
James Duncan
John II. Belser
John Winegarden
Wm. D. Bower
Oliver Summers
25
25
15
15
25
15
25
25
15
15
15
25
Absalom Baldwin
Wm. Trutl (drawn Feb. 12 )
Cbas. Lloyd a
Peter G. Paul
David Lenharl
Jacob Long
Henry Dersham
David II. Gets
David Sloman
Jos. A. Logan
Isaae Treti
Lemuel Moor
15
15
15
25
25
25
15
15
Samnel Bank
John Rank
Alfred Meekly
(drawn Feb. 10 )
15!
i i
Elias'Heimbaoh
IS i
Alexander Dewine
c Zehrqao (drawn Feb. 19.) 15 ! I
, !
!,
'
.... ' .1
" ""
Wm. tibliner
. .
in
MARCH 25, 18G4.
j K'in"
j Cbis. Kline
' Jnn0 rris
j
Afay I. IID"
j Jackson H Walter
IteubcO Kline
Jerry Aikey
j Vm U. Heekmen
. John Mealhousa
, ('has V. Wilson
j I'r.-d. Resale
Menry C. Showers
Jos. M. I'oeth
James M. Chambers
. John A. Ntiaiau
' Kaleb Case
j Wm. M Cnisley
! Abratn Dolby
Jacob Hoob
25
25'
15
15
15
15!
15
15
15
15
15
15
15;
151
15
15
25:
' Ham'l Kimkell
Jonathan Kimkell
j Win. Kelcbner
, Sanil Kote
i Isaiah Smith
j Thos. O Shafer
1 George Larah
; Caster SebolJ
j Joel Kline
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
I
1205
105
870
2 10
$'il0
185
15
Aaron Knser
George II. Sherry
Georga M. Neese
; James Garrett
Daniel l. Moyer
j Georga 8. Shaffer
AMdUNTH AS RECEIVED.
John
A. Morts, Kmi i
Crossrove
120
105
175 1
iRo :
870
105 I
220'
81105
15
115
CO
John Croisgrove
March 4th
fl90
Jon A. MERTZ.
David Hsnlselman (drawn Feb. 10) 25
Jaoob HBhtoW
i (teoree Parsel
15
15
15
15
' Henry Heightsman
John T. Cox
Albert E. Barnes
Daniel B. Myera
Washington Cornelius
George P. Smith
Wm. S. Meilerl
fleorge Wern
McLinthon Zechman
James Hummel (Feb. 27)
Wm. Stutsman
John D. Weaver
Jos. Spots
J ihn T. Hasscoplug
Wm. F. Deel
George B. Vangrser
Harrison W. Sbuylcr
Ammon Hiibish
David Perslcy
Calvin Hummel
Daniel Adums
Jos. Sbrincr
Joel Rote. (Maroh 5th
Daniol Kline
Daniel Haul
Kerj. F. housho
David Steea
John Blyer
Albert Shilling
Jacob L. Kline
Jerry T. Curtis
John Faoaboocr
20
25
o
"
25
15
.1 r
j c
,
JO
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
12
15
15
25
15
15
15
10
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
i David Rossman
JOUN CBOSSOROVB
Cha. Iilakeny
Berj. H. Rank
Dau'l Hoover
Henry Thompson
Chas. Hoover
(Feb. 25)
15
15,
151
15
15!
15!
15
j Zaek T. Aikey
Jos. j. Moore
George Kline
20 !
' i
j1Be, KiDke.d
! T T . u
(March 4)
25
J. C. Leiobagh
Wm. Schnnre
Sain'l U. Laird
ji
15
15"
C. C. SHORKLEY,-)
A. M. LAWSUE, -Committee.
A. H. DILL, )
Tbe resolntions adopted by the meeting
are as follows:
Whereas, the Government by an order
? of the War Department pays for every
I recruit mustered into the United States'
?'? service under the lata eall for volunteers ;
: and, whereas, tho patriotism of tbe people
'? have raised local bounties to aid Ihe Gov
1 1 i crnmcnt in procuring said volunteers, and
la ! ..-. .r .ha anwnral loealitiAS havinff
wuiviuuais v. o
spent tbeir time and used their best
endeavors to recruit tbe men, and paid
men especially for recruiting, therefore,
Resolved, that whatever money is paid
for recruiting tha men belongs justly to
tbe localities that furnish the men.
Resolved, tbat we will aid tbe Govern
ment in putting down this unholy Rebel
lion, whether upheld by Rebel in front
or Robbers in the rear.
Resolved, tbat wa will, to tha utmost
extent of the law. punish every person
; found guilty of cheating or swindling the
uoveroment or iuv fjuupiw.
CHAS.CSHORKLEY.Lewisburg,
JAS. MARSHALL, White Deer,
WM. RULE, Buffalo,
JOHN S-MITH, Hartley,
K. F. GUNDY, East Buffalo,
JAS. LAWSON, Kelly.
Notice to Drafted Men tnJ Soldiers.
yPvns m,n Exesirrions from th. '
r i,.r, .nH .nnhcation. for bonniy. back
pay.aud penMnns.ean h rwured bvcallinf .
t u 1 " si a, a. r(l H N H.I.INl. .
Da .nMs . - .
1 '
1 kku..
"THE UNION," established in 1814 Whole Ki, 2,661,
-CIIUONK'LR," established in 1813 Wh!e No, 1,0-lQ.
15' The ethiMo'ii iif the Senior Aeailemic
nr. ami inttior t;mieiaie ciasrs win uu- yir.--
!.r)
cin tha evenirat i.f in" i-n an,t 2'Jih nl
March, at 1 n'efcwk. in tlomtneneeiiiirit Hall,
TniviirMity bmldrnf. All re in inviitJ U
atlend-
IS -
15 Hoyt's Hiawatha Hair Restorative.
15 I - liny fa Hiaunthil llnir Uttli.rnttfr.
15 The standard taple rrrparatb n U t th
hair, irnrrtinffd in all cars u resli.re failrd
and arry lmir. ami wliiik-rn. Xf th-ir oriirinul clor
diw not tlaim tu mA tlir livr arr" i" n-T if r-n
oih-m foltfii -ut: wiiiiiJ lo lli-it wli-r iny
M.ivfrtil to the r.ntr i r . but it n- U yr xnt it !r i
fMliiiiir 'Hit, mk.-it cc t mU (iiUj, mi r .t uJ tli
(krxlp fT.m imj oriti- i'l hunt' r, H'l mHi'lv -.tc-w
Im.t -ft fluol .r -i'U- ue -r i r.'l-ar.'iln i. c;ntMi.ii.
siltnir, Pillar .!rr-avl. . It f uir- u. - it; ii.'.ii'M
ln. i l huorc l r it ri' ei..o, nor til it -urn il.
Oklti, hill I- tf-iljf l.i"if anl i'J tt'U" 'It'u
Knv hir '!rfn-linr. It r at.-r- thf rmfurT rhl'.iu
(inhMir wiih Mi--rt.-r. wliif h "( u li-ljr i j.ruun!
i Ui dull uittft.rm hiav k A Jy-9.
HYTS iVWRfAL VI.iRiXti VRKAX.
Piuwrlt.r to anv lltr Irrviwin Id p-. 'tl 'ftl-r
the li air t tb MDK' hull. llaaVUk- tTlat Mil l rl lir
ti a lanlilul iruw o or blavrk.
tv-rywht-w- JOSKI'U IW1 4
l-u.-tjl No. ft CnivfiMty i'l. S- Y ik.
Dli. 10U1AS
VENETIAN II0RSE LINIMENT.
1)1. VI" Bottles at fifty Cents each, for cum.
lameness, calls, colic, spraim. &c . war
ranteil cheaper lhan any oiher. It is ued by
all Ihr great horsemen on l.oii" Islan l cour
ses. Ii will not cure ring-bone nor spayin.as
ihere is no liniment in existence that will.
w hat it is siateu lu cure n positively wura.
A'o ftit'iifr nfhurf trill be. u-it limit it after try
iiig one buttle.. One duse revives and often
avei the life f an t.ver-hrated or dnvvn
horse, fur c.lic and belly ache it has never
failed. Just as sure as lite s'ln rises, pist so
sure is this valuable I.inunenl to be the Horse
embrocation of the day. Hold bv all ilruc
gits. Oirice,5t) Cortlandt street. New Vork.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
riHE sobcribers have opened a Provision
I Sinre in the rooms recently occupied by
;..arles Roland in Ro,lenbauoh-s bu.l.l.n.
.Market St, near 4ih, where Uiey pay ine
highest prices in cash f r
Butter, Eggs, Calves,
and all kinds of Conntrv Prndure.
March 33 niipd U.R.SlTPI.EE & CO.
Attention ! Young Men ! !
v r"MH E attention of V'oung Men deti-
JTl I ritiv li. tfnli, in th ervir.t of
' S3 their country is called to the faet
that a recruiting otlice fur ihe U S Army has
1 been opened in Lewisbura;. over Bennett A
Bros Drug Store, where they can obtain all
: the information they may desire.
Vt M R FOSTER,
Lieut. Co. "E" 51t P Vet Vols.
United States Claim Agent.
A
LICENSE having been granted to the '
undersigned to carry on the business
: county, they will attend promptly lo the col
' ' J
I lection of back pay and bounty and tne pro-
curing of pensions for soldiers or their legal
represeniaiives, ami the prosecution of
claims against lha United Sate..
i March 82. '64 J F.i JOH.N B LI.NN.
I -
TTMTEI) SPATES INTERNAL HEV-
i yj ENt'E. Annual Tuxnfur IHtit.
Jbe anentinn of tax-pavers is nereby
' -n M..I , .1 ihm nFn.i.inn. i.f 1 1. . I'nllAif Silata. '
, Excise Lawrelative to ibe assessment of
annual taxes.
By the sixth section of the act of July 1.
1H2, it is made ihe duty of ail persons,
partnerships, tirms, associations. or ci rpora
tions, made liable lo any iliitv.ltcenr.ir tax,
ON OR UEKOKE THE FIRST MONDAY
OF MAY IN EACH YEAR, lo make a list or
return to the Assistant Assessor nf Ihe D:s-
trtct where located, of the amount of annual
income, the articles nr objects ;harsred with '
a special tax, and the business ur occupation !
liable lo pay any license.
Every person who shall fail to make such
return by Ihe day tpecified will be liable lo
be assessed by trie Assessor according to the
best information which he can obtain: and
in such case the Assessor is required to add j
fifty per centum to the amount of the items
ot soeti list.
Every person who shall deliver to an
itsessor any false or fraudulent lister state-
Assessor any I
ment. with intent to evade the valuation or
j enumeration reqnired by law, is subject lo a :
fine of five hundred dollars; and in such
case the list will be made out by the Assess
or or Assistant Assessor, and from the valu
ation or enumeration so made there can be
i no appeal.
Payment of the annual taxes except Ihose
fur licenses, will not be demanded until ibe
thirtieth day of June.
... . . . .. I I ' . . L 1 . I.. I
1 ne appr.'pnaie oomits on waicn io inane
return and all fy rmatton.w, II be
furmshed b, CH As .H-bllRlN bR. Assistant
Assessor for the th Division, lo whom the
returns should be delivered on or before the
first Monday of May. at his otlice in Mifflin-
burg. DA.MUL KK.MHIi,
IT S Assessor, Hia District.
j Feb s9,
1961
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
IN the Orphans' Court for the counly of
I'nion Estate nf Eliiissth Yorsa, late
of I'nion township in said county, dee'd.
The Auditor appointed by the Court lo make
distribution of the balance in the hands of
Charles Cawley, Esq., Administrator of the
estate of said decedent, will meet all parties
interested for the purpose of his appointment
on Saturday, the 26th day of March. 161,
at I o'clock, P M, ai his Otfice in I.cwisburg.
March 4 WM. JONES. Auditor
A VantSnpplied !
THE subscriber has just opened, in Cham
berli n's B uilding.corner of Market and
Fifth n reels, a
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE
STORE as establishment greatly needed in
this vicinity where be has an extensive as
sortment of
Hardware for ITonsebniMersI
Hardware for Shoemakers !
Hardware for Machinist !
Hardware for Saddlers !
Hardware for Farmers!
Hardware for every Lod y !
of the very best kind. Also, a large and se-
Ircl assortment tf
...... i n ,,,.-1.0 Tn!,V
tvniua, tia.s uu
Cutlery, fcc. fcc. VC.
TVrann wantinc anv articles in the above
line will find it 10 their artvaniage to can at j
this atore where tney can nave a mrSc smca
from which 10 select. T. C. EVANS.
LowUbara. March 4, 1SSI
jfov aitwt,
rTTvo Siore Rooms, tt by 32 feet, and
one large Room on second storey, in the rear
of Kremer. Lon- . Co' Store, on Third Su
Apply 10 Tllf'"
Warranto DedS, lor la at thwomoe
.c
.1 .1 1 . aar.n
- -
GUNS PIS10LS.F1SH.NG TACKLE,
FIWE CUTLERY,
;
and sporting tpparalas cranaHT.
1)01S. Linrs. Keels Baskets. Ban, Plin.
j llonli , .".els. Foils, l.lovea. Malt,
hinies, ,'! Lcrew. Do Collar, A ao-
jiantlyoa hanJ. aud f'-r sal V h..lrale axl
IKeia.l.at JDH.M KRIUKK't-
I Srvirtmn I Df.
sir n.
It ,
i t t IHI.K.X,
i.r riehaned at ihe Howl ( ih
iinJrr .iaoeil, on lat I7ib inst, a s.iii.a
ltutr,iln' H At. distinctly niarke, PI. TLK
il V Kit- 'l'iw P' r.oii ham It had besi re
lurn it, and thereby save inoiMp. "
" A.J. WUDU.NSAl'L.
I.ewiibiir?, Keb. S't.
j Administrator's Notice.
7HEUEAS, Letter nf A-'inisnrmtina H
W the estate of JtlH.N P. UBHStRT.der
; ceased, late of White Deer township, l H'
j county, b&ye ben pranied to tbe subscriber.
: by the Krister nf said eonniy. in dne lorra ;
I ail pcrsnns in.lel.tej to said estate are request
: ed li make payment, and those havinc claim
; airainst the same will pre-ent them 4ol
1 autheulieaiH lur M-lllement, lo
! JAVtrt MAKStlAI.L.A IminUtrmtor
White Utrt, Keb. 17. H61
NOTICE.
I a
(
I.f. persons are hereby cannoned net to
harxir or trust ray wife Sarah oa my
accuuni, as I will pay no riVbts f htr era-
lractm. FebSt.WI rTL-WWViKI
DR. JOSIAH SMITH,
nAVINU located irf f.ewisburi solicits
share nl tne pnh;: oaironase. RrsU
ilente and tWice on Marge'. St., nearly ff
tile the Riviere House.
Lvwi.tiurtf. lrt-b 5. l"l.
T Alllks Wll.UT ,fnli-, a wsr, MT9
I aa ,.iy.lill in thuriu. IT Jin ,ypllt
' .. . . . ...... IH.I.H.
' , j.,a j ,,'n him . f.r he sisWHtat
' u vou am ,uuoir toa Jii-iy. intelligent.
; iSJ",lSrS IZLZu'ZZi
t.im ill diatwAluij: eiiu UJ iff riu) lif. A.ilreti
r Wl Lt CI.ATTON.
Co It, ljtth K(t. P.T.
1st brig, 3d Ut .T
Cuiprppvr. Ti
AL'CTIUN'EEK.
fflHB nridersisned offers his servlcea
1 Vendue Crier, to those who may
lieed them, and respeeitnllv asks a share of
tbeir patronage.
CEOIUiE MOVKK.
White Deer Tp, Feb I" '51
Real Estate.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BV virtue of a writ of Fi. Fa, issoei !
of tbe Court of Common Pleas of P
ii. u cotiniy, and to me directed, will be ex
posed io pnhlie sale or outcry, on Saturday,
April V. at ine Kivtere noose, io id
- . borough of l.ewisbnre, county aforesaid, at I
' . 'i i. b VI ..nam l.i.t nf f.rnnnii tHK.
."..-.- , V, V ,
Sm.ib s Add.non Io ike Borosb f
mwpmi?. uu ..,
, he west by Seventh street, north by lol of
! E. and O. thalfant, east by an al.ey. andtowlk)
1 by lot of James Houzhton, containing one-
formh of an acre, more or less, wiih the ap
j purtenances, &c.
, io. 2. Also, a certain Lot of OrouBd SH.
uate in the borough and county aforesaid,
bounded on the west by Seventh street, anna
by lot of Wm. Brown, Jr., east by an alley
and on ihe south by lot above dtscritxd.ecD
lainin one fonrih of an acre, more or lea,
with the appurtenances. Ac., as the property
of L'uphemia S. CLalfunt and Wrr Vkaljnnt,
L. F. ALBRIGHT, Sheriff:
f hrlir'Offln., UwUburc. Mrch 11, 1IM.
House and Lot for Sale,
The Honse and Lol on Fifth St. half
sotiare from Market, owned bv Mrs
r
' Nancy Wallace, and now occupied bv Mr.
' J,,hn Burd is cifered for sale. Term to suit
, the purchaser. Inquire oi A. H DILL
Lewisburs, Feb 5, ISfit
To Utilities Men.
JW0 STORE ROOMS FOR KENT,
.. .'.....
f kambrlln's Blork. coniitli nnS Slakel SM
LLntsiiiitu, r.t.
TPHESE Rooms are better silnated, mora
i I inor.'iich y finished and l'urnished,convr
ntent. and (lesirab'e in every respect, than
anv others in the place.
One is especially adapted for ihe sale or
Dry fiood, or genet al Merchandise.
The other for the (iroeery or Hardware
I business, or both combined.
The town has a population of 3PO0 persona
, .i,..i , ... k i a,
, ,,.., aill1 manulactrin!! conntrv.
, e$en Am ig m j,,rdware Slore ,
. nr ,.. ,hnllrh - n,irj.
Terms reasonable. Apply in R H-Chamber
lin. CHAMBEKL1N BRO'S
ror, sale
The residence of ihe late Mrs. MARIA
3 .11. uaino o, suuniru vm c-i'um r ii'ni
sueet I.ewiburg, nearly opposite lodeptad.
en. Hall. ror terms, apply to
Dec. 1 A- H. DILL
FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE Building Lot, situated in
a pleasant part of l.ewisbur;. Terms
to suit the purchaser. For further informa
tion inquire of lo:!2 C. D. BREWER
m Dii mi,
A TAVERN STAND a STORE ROOM
and all the fixtures) ready for use
and a DWELLING adjacent to Stcre.
Possession of Tavern, 1st of April next of
Store and Dwellins. on two days' notice.
THO. ARlil CKLE, Slifer P.O.
TJninntcwn, Brlj Tp, l aum to, fa, ISM. 51, ISO
Farm for Sale.
THE south-west quarter of section 17.
town 27, north ranee 8, east of Ihe it
principal meridian. The said Farm lies
about two miles north of the city of
Freepori, In Stephenson Co., Illinois,
has about Forty Acres adrr cultivation, with
Log House and other Outbuildings; is w aisled
by one of the most beaaiiful Springs m the
county.ana tneoa.anceoi tneiraci iseov.rea
by a thrifty growth of umber.
j Every acre of the farm is snseepliMe of
cultivation, and when suitably impro
would make one of Ihe moat inviting rest.
dences in Illinois.
For partiralarsenqnir. of Traneis V i1e.
of Lewisburg, Pa.; Sam'l B. Harris, of Fr-.
port, 111, or the subscribers, at n"; t
r B. CH WIBRRI.IN,
Nov. SO. 18B3 L.H.BOWEN.
FOR RENT.
friWISTOREY Brick HOt'SB
I I.f T oq North Fourrh