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"THE UNION'," esUMisuel in I SU Whole No.. 2,66!.
BY 0 WOltiliiN A.NU J. li. UUltiALlL.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1864.
'CHRONICLE," established ia 1S Whale No, 1,0 17.
At f l-fto Pcr Tear, ntlwaye In Advance.
Ttfuttf .Mornim, & Friday Afternoon,
rwi riiKMiiKXT,
A Bit A ii am Lincoln
AMF.MiMKNTK.
Fur the Firxf Ammdmmt.
Eur the NVfvwif Amendment.
Far the Third Amendment.
Union County Convention.
The citixens of the County of Union
fivorable to the Slate aod
Nations!
Administration are requested to meet in
convention on Tuesday, the 17th iost., at
one o'oloik I'. M., at the Courl House in
the Borough of Lewisburg, for the purpose
of selecting three Offerers to meet simi
lar Conferees from the counties of rfoyder,
Juniata. Dauphin and Northumberland,
i. a.. it m h tn se eet a Ut leeite
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to represent the 14:h Congressional I' -
triet in the National Convention, at Bal -
President and Vice President,
Meeting" for the election of Delegates
to tbe L'ouoty uonteutiou win oe nnu m
the various townpbips at the nul place
of holding elections between the bours of
five sud seven I. M , and in ihe several
Boroughs between the hoars of six aud
eichl I M., on Saturlav the Hth ins'.
CHAS. C. SHt)HKLKV. CVn
Iwisbur!:. Msy 4. L'nion 0. Com.
jisjuThe Susquehanna Telegraph Com
pany devoted yesterday's proceeds to tbe
Great Central Fair.
BOjuAlj mrned Court commenced in
Fuobury yesterday,
ia to be transacted.
No crioiiual business
Hir Persons writing to us on business
enpnecled with this office are requested to
address tbeir letters to tbe firm, aud not
to either individual member of it.
IfflrTbe mountains in this vicinity were,
hile with snow during the first part of
last week. On Friday, however, tbe !
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thermometer pointed to 85 above z;ro.
2UT Jeremiah Haas, of Capt. Cobin s
Sunbury Guards, was killed in tbe battle
of Pleasant Hill, La. Seven were woun -
ded, and six mifing oat nf tbe Company,
tlllt
.The Bunbury Gazette says
Some of the loyal ladies of that place will
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horlly present . handsome Bible to tbe
Loyal League of that place. The League j
cambers about 200 members. j
movement toward forming an
anti-butter eating sooiety took plaoe in
Slillon, a few daya ago which brought
dawn butter 10 seats ia one day. Meat
which sold there formerly at 20 ets. was
brought down to sixteen.
BA. About 11 o'clock, last Sunday
night, the steam saw-mill of M'CIeery,
IUnkle & Newbard, io Milton, took fire,
nd was totally consumed. A boat lying
io tbe canal was also consumed, and, sad ,
to relate, a boy who was asleep in it, was
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burned to desth. Oir town was quite
light during the cocfligration.
ttrTTbe Selinsgrove 7"mei threatens
to do something awful if bis German
fc'ecesh Dtmohrat is not better supported.
1 enple are about tired paying for treason
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in German or toglisn. 11 toey desire
that sort of literature, they had best sub-
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eenbe at once tor the unaneston Mercury
or Richmond Enqvirtr. If they do not
reach as reeul.rl. .s tbe Demokrat. tbev i
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will have the same doctrine told 10 better
'jle.
I.A man named Albert Lyon, while !
tinder the infiuenee of liquor, went into j
Vankirk's Hotel, Northumberland, on !
Friday last, and demanded "more of tbe I . . v 0 u'ain bo greai
same sort." The landlord thinking he "d b"B"""s MMe 0ld disgrwe any
bad enough, declined bis request, where-! .,hl0 b"t PP"d' The above item
upon isoulH, ensued, and V.okirk .ttemp-1 " ereed tlbJbed ' h' their otrJ
ted to expel tbe miserable man from bis ' preM' t Tbe "odolB c,eclion belo h"
house. Both combatant, fell inside tbe "Y'7 600(1 We t0 keeP out
door, but Vankirk succeeded in setting i ,a,r 00 amD8 :
tb. better of his adversary, and giving ! .JT0"' M? 6 "P" U' & Stn'
I " , . ... .. , B 1 t'ary Commission chartered a steamer at
Lyon final push out tbe door, the latter iiathi ,esterd.y, and loaded ber with the
fell, striking bis bead upon the scraper, 1 following among other stores, and dis- I
inflic'ing a gbatly wound back of tbe ear :'
which proved fatal. The funeral of tbe !
Poor inebriate took place at Northnmher. !
land Sunday last Another sad comment i
on the use of the intoxicating cop.
Tbe Susquehanna Conferenee (Luther
an) held a session in Turbutville, com
mencing on Monday evening of last week,
and.continuiDg two days. Sixteen minis
ters were present. 1) us id ess of importance
waa transacted, and reports made. Tbe
next Conference will be held at Zion's
church, next August
The D. S. Christian Commission at
Philadelphia acknowledges tbe receipt of
10 from the colored people of Milton, the
proceeds of publio entertainment given
by them.
Mrs. Marcaret Ksssin was killed, on I
tbe 20th ult., below Lock Haven, while i
coming down tbe R. R. in band car.
Th. ... . . . , : .
na ran into ov a locomntivn .
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in tne ear at tbe same
time, but jiothwcaped by jnmpiog out.
Id tbe New York Sanitary Fair contest,
one vote or bfiy for Grant was received
ly letter, with tbe following verse :
"Guns, not grumbling,
Deeds, aot despatches,
Charges, out changes of base.
Captures, not complaints,
word. nnr rjsdea.
Gunt not M'CltJJao."
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IOUU611CO
iuay May 6
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FBI
Of Ilia "OH Member
: loe ijsma.ure, ou iuo iumi
borers, and visitors, probably not 25 are
; h .:.i. u.A,. after ..lionrninent.
Setcral Clerks remain in each House, to
perfect the records (if the pant few days,
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i aud to arrange aim uie away mc
i Ulcd paper of ibe session. A tew l.eg-
I isln'or. arc on me .o,.i ou,
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i and precise langusge oi some oi tneir dims,
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and to urcaiuo .mio wugri ..jew
than other more basty and decisive in I
leave takings. Some who cams on big
speculations, are "strapped," and cootriv-
...m ...h. hpiiia or otherwise
to raise means to ect home. Looking
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fr.im nut mv corner to the Senate Hall.
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! lni,re js 00t a Seuator there 11 are gone,
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,he C"PS
j od the Kepubs. Very much Lei those
; Kft in charge as feel the inmates of
, dweUlng wuen a weaauig is eelcoraled
and the parties aud their friends start off.
on an excursion : toe late jojiui eoufusion
contrasts most strangely witn tDe solemn
stilluess that now reigns. Wei!
the cominu. speed the parlinir. nuest."
Fifteen weeks-if life and breath be
! spared-w.ll bring them together .u.
But wbat changes may occur what suffer -
! ings our nation may eudure in that brief
slate of time no mortal knows. V ell is
' it that "Heaven from all creatures hides
tbe book of" His owu arrangements.
An important law passed at tbe late
session is one enabling tbe Banks of this
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! -ommooweaiiu io come uuuer iue general
banking law of tbe Lnitcd States. Some
arrangement of this kind is very desirable,
and renders tha transition rasv. .nd thn.
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i eminent.
The new Militia Law is also er
' important measure. It intends to put
: into life and clothe anew tbe military
' power of our State. It is formed some-
j what noon the Massachusetts plan a ;
plan which enabled that distaut State to
be among tbe foremost fully armed, to
1 ru8n 10 tne defence of the Capitol, and
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gave to tbat State tbe martyrs to Liberty
on tbe 19ib of April, 'CI, at Baltimore.
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The Cops vs. Sanitary Fairs.
It may not be generally koown by loyal
men and women who have not recourse to
them, that Copperhead newspapers are
" dead set" against the operations of tbe
Sanitary Commission. Suoh, however.
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with very few exceptions, is tbe case. We
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.c.rCCO, .... wu, i. w, ,or .ue agenis 0.
the Commission are instructed to minister
to tbe wants of wounded rebels as well as
I nun u. ouiuu nuiutcrv. sue louowing
those of Uuion soldier.
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psr.gr.ph from the N. Y. Dau Book, f.be
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paper from which Ibe lesser lights of Cop- j
pernesaism uraw tneir CDict supply of
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venom) exhibits tbetr position ia this re-
spec! :
Tub Sanitary Fair. Tbe treat van
ity fair, built on shoddy and greenbacks,
is over. It raised iknni nn. n.;it;... Ar
VMW IUIIIIVU VI
dollars, but the expenses, it is announced,
will be very heavy ! Just as we exnected.
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j -iu race, iu woico urant aud j
r"'"u . p,Hea 6,n,t e06 o'ner,
f" ,a 0 'De K0?" "go" coming m at ;
,uo ,m oour uo "umug the boxes with
greenbseks, just as they expect to fill the
ballot boxes next fall. How much tbe
"Idiers ml 8et of " the " one
kn"s. ""' ' ear. to inquire.
, 8u ,1B,'k,D 'oueDloe "PO" ef-
patched her to Hampton Koads : Four
01 0111 t0Da hospital olotbing and
PC(J,1,ni?. twenty-two and half tons of
"Bf
J - " -w." vm iw .u 14 ,wu SOUS OI 1D18-
cellaneous stores, in charge ef an inspec
tor aod eleven relief agents. The com
mission will send another steamer to-morrow
with still larger supplies.
The Fort Pillow massacre.
The Committee apointed by Congress
to investigate tbe Fort Pillow massacre
have submitted their report The atroci
ties committed by tbe Rebels are proved
to be much more sickening than first
reported. It is hard to believe that men
whom we formerly acknowledged to be
brother Americans could be euilty of the
,ot, ' rlaritv wh icb have beeo neroe-
tntti ' this place. The Committee
rePf that
T . renew eommeooed an
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indiaerimiii.i. .1 t. .
inuvnier. an. pin. n.itk..
ge, ex, white or black, soldier or civil
iao. ibe officers nod men seemed to vie
with eaeb other in their devilish work.
Men, women, aod even ebildreo, wbere
ever found, were deliberately shot down,
aod backed with sabres. Some of tbe
children, not more Ibao ten year old,
were forced to stand np and face tbeir
Harrisburg Correspondence.
mm here while being rtot The sick and
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Wounded war. hnt.k.rl .
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. i'io ivcwcia i. . .u vun-iiuc tu
I tildiog, n'1 dragging them oat la be
shot, or killing tbcm as they lay there
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P' a l.ne of women ia the.r front
j o compel our forces to withhold their fire;
ana lueir snarp-toooiers tuingieu wnu
bildren, knowing that our ! ""'I?1" ""ne lawful, by bcooming iodia-
nothegui.,yof.c...hro,hiP'!-.,'I'V,,e ,ha
6, ' , . , , I sntunon. Ihrouub the preservation of the
wotucn and c
soldiers would
Leoa-ity which they gloated in thro' mere
w'autonnres. Men and wotueu were
tanoted, and then tortured to death.
And this is the work of "bight-oned
aiuturu gentlemen." These are the
men whmu the Copperheads want to
compromise wi.o, loe ai: mej euuavor
! ,n g1""8 er- Southern j turnals glory in
..Itivnolia nl r 11 rrtnr on A.,W uw afio
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Wio are M "sent :mental as to oondemn it,
and cry more !" more !'
The Lalies' National Covenant.
j Tbe jaJiell of ,he unjon tra taking bol(l
, of , g00j wott- A B0Cictj OM been or-
L,sniltfj for ine suppression of eitrava-
gtnMt th(J diminution of foreign imports,
! ,nd tbe practice of economy in our sooial
I ,u,j dotnestio relatioui. Mrs. Ann S,
, Stevens has issued a sMrriuu address to
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vM .nd .esolu.ion. expressive of tb.
objeot of the CofeoaDt wera ,J)ptcj t .
. meting held in Washington, oa tbe 2d
. just. :
U-.,rihrperp.r.nrforthw.e w.nIe!ot either surrendering me union, ana
. ! i i.i f. r
; ourselves to each other and the country, lo
at luu mo uouuirv. iu
purchase uo imported article of apparel.
i:r.l.l T1..1 u h..u. fih. V.imn.
al Covenant shall be a black bee, with
sivuvi,w nw. uv nfouiLi-
wings enameled acoording to nature, worn I
, w,,n a ,ri.Cjlore(1 ribooUj
with a tri-colored ribbon, a little in front
of tbe left shoulder.
: That while, as tbe wives, and daughtors,
and women of America, we are ready and
j deurmiued to practice sclfdeuial for the
benefit of tbe couutry and our sex, we
1 r.riieatlv rrntiRstthe men nf Ameriflaalsa
i ,,. .i,.,.,. ,r..m ,. nf :irirt.,i
, i
: eles. enneciullv wines, linuors and eiirars.
Thai thn women in the n.lion. .tnma.
thixing with the great object of this soci-
cty, be and hereby are invited to copy tbe
r..ii,nt rn,r.l their .n n.mM thri,.
n,t oi.i.inin,. .. m.n. .i n.
Bible, forward tbe oumber (not tbe names)
' so obtained to the Commit lee of their
Su,e
,
This is an eminently commendable pro
ject. The ladies of tbe present day are
doubtless as patriotie as were our grand
mothers during ihe Revolution, who ab
stained from tea.
An idea may be formed of the immense
amount of foreign goods imported, (most
of which are mere luxuries) by taking one
ie.ekH husines.il at the nort of Nnw York
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alone, which amounted to five millions of
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j -u M oaM ,.)ptreDt t0 who ha ,h6
nation' interest at heart.
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now rreemni. to wiL condemnation bv tha
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recommendation of this sort from tbe So-
,:BimM r-mf, .
" Tbe radical and stroog-mioded women
have organized national association or
league at Washington, tbe object of which
is to pledge themselves to wear no more
apparel made of foreign goods. Wonder
where Old Abe aod Chase ezpeet to get
wuen
lnejr revenue from ?"
a Moble tetter from the President
Tbe following letter from President
Lincoln appeared recently in tbe columns
of tbe Frankfort (Keutucky) Common
icealtk. Col. Hodges, tbe editor of tbat
paper, accompanied Governor Bramlette
and Senator Dixon on their late visit to
Washington, relative to tbe draft in Ken
tucky. He there beard the President's
verbal vindication of bis publio policy and
on returning home requested Mr. Linoolo
to furnish him with a letter embodying
tbe substance of bis remarks upon tbat
occasion. The President imufediately
complied with the request, and addressed j
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tbe following letter to him. We commend 1
the letter to the serious consideration of
our readers :
Executive Mansiox,
Washington, April 4. )
A. G. llxhjfa, Eq , Frankfort, Ky. :
Mr Deae Sir You ask me to put in
writing tbe substsnce of wbat I verball y
said, the other day, io yoor presenoe, to
Gov. Bramlette and Senator Dixon. It
was about as follows :
I am naturally anti-slavery. If slavery
is not wroog, nothing is wrong. I eao not
remember when I did not so think and
feel. And yet, I have never understood
tbat tbe Presidency conferred upon me an
unrestricted right to aot officially upon
Ibis judgment and feeling. It was io the
oath I took, tbat I would to tbe best of
my ability, preserve, protect, and defend
the Coostitntioo of tbe United States. I
could not take the offioe without taking
Ibe oath. Nor wu it my view tbat I
might take ao oatb to get power and break
tbe oath in UBing tbe power. 1 under
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stood, too, that io ordinary civil adminis
' tratioo this oath even forbade me to prac
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tically indulge my primary abstract judg
ment on the moral question of slavery. I
had publioly deolared this many times and
in many ways. And I aver that, to Ibis
day, I have dooe no offieial act in mere
deference to my abstract judgment and
leering on slavery.
1 did understand, however, that my
natb to preserve the Constitution to tbe
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m ir P.
duty 01 preserving, by every indispeni
uiD uinuB sun uuvrruiucui, sunt isni'iu,
! of which that Constitution w the orgaoio
' Was it possible to lose the Nation
i r,d yet preserve tbe Constitution ?
Ky general law, Itfe and limb most ba
protected ; yet often a limb must b. ampo,
tated tosa.e a life; but a life is never
wisely given to save a limb. I feel that
i "io.buicw, umerwiao uiiwuiiiiiii"iii,
Natioo. Uight ur wrong, I assumed this 1
gronnd, and' now avow it. I could not!
feel that to the best of my ability I bad
even tried to preserve Ibe C institution, if !
to save slavery or any minor mitter, I
should permit the wn-ck of Government,
Country, aud Constitution, all together.
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attempted military emaneipatioB, 1 forbade
i l t....i no I r 1 .4 want than flttlfiiP If an Ira-
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dispensable necessity. When little la
ter, Gen. Cameron, then Secretary of war,
suggested tbe arming of tbe blacks, I ob
jected, bee u I did uot yet iliiuk it an
indispensable necessity. When, still la
ter, Gen. Hunter attempted military
emancipation, I again forbade it, because
1 did not yet tbiuk Ibe indispensable no-
oessity had eome.
When, in March, and nay, and July,
S. i 1302, 1 made earneatandsnooessiveappeals
' ,0 ,h Bl,rder 8,,e t0 h.t0T 0PO"''''
i emancipation, I believed ibe mdispensa.
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j clined tbe proposition, and 1 was, in my
I best judgment, driven to the alternative,
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i with it. the Constitution, or of lavine
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t 'TO0S Dlna ?0Q "8 co,or!a eemeni. i
I chose ibe latter. Iu choosing it, I hoped
. a a.tf.l l
,or grealer 81,n i " 01 1
was ooi euuruij cuuu'iOUb. iujra .unu
year of trial now shows no loss by it, in
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a.,. Iiihi.i, mI.Ii... nf-nt in nil. n ,11,1-
popular sentiment ; none in our white
force no loss by it, anyhow or anywhere.
On the contrary, it shows gain of quite
a buudred and thirty tbousaud soldiers
i seamen aud laoorers. ineseare paipaoie
i facts, about which, as Uots, there can be
I no caviling. We have the men, and we
i COOId DO! OtTO OSU IBSm WIIUOUS loe
j "ues8r- , ,T .
I Aoi D0W ,ct nJ Udiob m,Di who eom-
! plains of tho measure, lest himself, by
writing down in one line, that ba is for
subduing tbe Rebellion by force of arms,
and in tbe nest, tbat be is for taking
these hundred and thirty thousand men
from tbe Union side and placing them
where they would be, but for tbe meainre
be condemns. If be eannot faee bis
eanse ao stated, it ie ouly because be ean
not faea Ibe truth.
I add a word, which was not in the ver
bal conversation. In telling Ibis tale, I at
tempt no compliment lo my own sagacity.
i iaim noi io nave controneo event, bui i
confess plainly tbat events controlled me.
Now, at the end o" three years' struggle,
tbe nation's condition is not wbat either
party or any man devised or expected.
God alooe ean claim it. Whiiber it is
j teoding seem, plain. If God now wills
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mini! r.ii.1, vh ill inn ii,ri.n. mm bhii . v 1111
0 ,'08 u.n, snail pay utriy lor our eom-
nlioit in that rimo imn.rtml histnrv
mM find tb.in . " .. aud
revere tbe justioe aod goodness of Qod.
Yours truly, A. Lincoln.
Latest News
Important Victory !
ItThe following embraces tho in
telligence received by telegraph at
this office up to noon oa Monday :
h
Rel
UD rnuay iasi,ucii. uruui uuriuu 1 inbs, ana 10 me directed, mrtne noiumg 01 an; (jeorge siahl, late of East Buffaloe Tp, dec
is entire array on Lee's forces. The "rP?ns Y"" v o"" Vs. 7 ! E' H' WEIKEL- "''
J 1 and J enniner. and General Uuartcr wess ons. d :. . . no-... t -i.k.i.. i.iiiii
teis were crusnca ana uriven irom at lewisburg, for ihe county or lnion,
1 1, - f - - . . lCSIiei "llivr, ".1- E, I 1 v..
tho field, leaving 3,000 dead and 10.-; "i'S' .M."?"r I SHERIFF'S SALES.
... . , , , 16th day) 1864, and to continue one week. , f ,
000 Wounded in Our hands. Lee's I Police is therefore hereby given to the Cor- !lV,r,.ae 0f," r J end
army is in full retreat, and Grant 13 oner Justice, of the Peace and Constables in 1 E- miTrnt d
, . .... I and lor ihe county of Union, to appear in their ! r,eas 01 i-nion county, ana to me uirecie
pursuing. Our loss IS Said to be 1,000. owa proper vetsitas with their records, inqui-1 Wl11 be.exposed to public sale or outcry oa
It 13 also Stated that Gen. Butler has sitions.examinaiions and other remembrances FrMay, Miy 13, 1861,
- , . . r. i. i to do those things which of their offices and in ik. Public House of Henry Speese, in the
had great success on the Pemnsnla, tneir behalf app5ertain lo be done . ad .11 Wit- ro'ei! Z HniZl, and coum, .foresa.d,
having flanked Beauregard, and UOW nesses and olher persons prosecuting in behalf , al ,Q o'clock, A. M.,
ncrnnio3 Ppforshnro- of lhe Commonwealth against any person or , A certs,n Lot of Ground situate in Ihe
ui,i,upii.sii,ii;isuui0. persons, are required to be then and there Bornh of Harlleton, county aforesaid.
lu uiu iveparimuui 01 luu vu 111 uur-
land, Sherman has Rained a vietory i
,,u' ue""" uua b " ,v'll',J ;
over Joe Johnston, who is reported
to be in full retreat, leaving his dead
and wounded in onr hands.
Tuesday Morning's Kewi.
The Victory Complete !
Tbe news of Grant's vietory is confirmed.
Among the Union officers killed are
Gens. Wadsworth and Hays, and Col.
Woodward, son of JudgeWoodward. Gen.
Webb, Cols. Stone of the Bucktaile, J. I.
Gregg, and Maj. Darlington are wounded.
The Rebel Gene. Jenkins aod Jooes are
killed, and Lee and Loogstreet wounded,
tbe latter mortally.
Grant is reported at Spottsylvaoia C.
H. with a " field full of prisoners.''
Tbe Rebels are in rapid retreat toward
Richmond, closely pursued by our forces.
Pres. Lincoln has issued an address to
the people, recommending tbat all patriots
at tbeir homes, ia publio and private,
noite in common thanksgiving to God for
this vietory.
Bailer has whipped Beauregard, and
out tbe Petersburg railroad.
Tho fighting on Friday wu the most
desperate known in modern times.
On the 25th alt., a train
of 240
wagons running to Pine Blurt, Ark
was captured by the Rebels.
j AUVICC9 vm tJIUrO, May u, blaHi:
jlai a cavalry force tinder Col.llodgro,
; of ,luJ ,J Xew Jeraoy Cuval.v, 700
I t.,n ,:,), m ..ioV-oa f nrtillorv.
s encountered a brigade of Forrest'
I m) st near B0livar;ren.,
i .. ' a.,(irl, rlt t(loL. ,,., ..
i insr two lioius, rosultiii"; in the enemy
; "L''"o "
S river St
Ul,e
beni;r driven from their cntroncli-
eatiti'' across the llat-
stroyiii"; the bridge be-
'ini them. Uur loss was two KUICU.
Our forces pursued them.
Gen. Steele left Camden for Little
Rock on the ioth. Ucing haras?cd
by ltobel cavalry, ho found it neces
sary to destroy his trains and burn
tUC UHU2C3 in ttlC rear, in
an at-
tack v. uilo crossinir the Saline river.
.11 Ml 1 K I 1 1 -t 1 II II III! lill'lll.lltTIll . aii
- : - .
theotli Indiana, were killed. The
loss heavy on both sides.
iuiutsUiirs fUnrtm.
Corrected Semi- Weekly
Wheat, 1,65 Barley 90 to 81,00
Rye 1,20 Eggs 15
Corn, 1,15 Tallow 10
Oats, pr 32 lb. 75 Lard, fresh 15
Flaxseed 2,25 Wool 60
Dried Amies 8 lb Potatoes 55
FirkinButter IS Sides & Shoulder 12
Krcsn Butter... 30 Ham 15
1 6t?-d . V! 8-M
..10
, -
Dfftr.
In I.-wi.l.un. Sd In.t , wtt.I.IAM TtTOMA?, Infcnt
n of Kct. Sunuel W. sua Uarlua K. Z1KULKU, .god
1 J it.VM.
Id Lrwlnburc. on thr 8th int , Rl.tZtBETll, in h.r
e:th j..r. riKtt lUnry II KS, dtKjMfrd.
In l.wl.borg, on the Tth inw, DAVID SIIAPritR,
nnMl hl wamra
, , Ilu9.,M u,..hip. sth ln.. SAMUEL L. SOLI,
1 nsl Sn yris 0moDUiiHairi.
j i d.i.iii. th. nth it.. HKNRiKTra,ag4
' .r., wife of Kdw.r4 H. BAbOV,
J
Tne Lewisoarg Deposit Bank
TT A3 Ihis day declared a Dividend of four
Li Pcr cent, for yie last six months, iree
from ihe Governance! Tax. payable on de
mand, if. P. SHELLEtt, Treas'r.
H.j 4, 1C4. "
Agents Wanted Everywhere
TO SSLL TBS ELtSlKT
Foil LeDHth Steel Plate Engraving
PBE8IDENT LI.NCOI N
Signing the EmanCipatlOnFrOClamatiOIl
rilHE best and only correct likeness ol this
I great man in existence For particulars
address,
M.J lUml
JOHN DAINTY. Publisher.
No. 17 8.6th St., Philadelphia.
WANTED,
I7IROM S.000 to 10,000 Ribs or Boat-Tim-'
hers, delivered through tbe summer, to
Wm. Moore, on the bank of the river at the
mouth nf Buffaloe Creek. Timbers lo be
three leet Ions and four inches thick. Per
sons wishing to furnish limbers can eat
patterns at Byets' wagon shop, Lewisburg.
Price of limbers 65 cts. delivered as above.
Feb 4. 1861 WM. FRICK & CO
To Carpenters and Bricklayers.
CARPENTERS and Bricklayers will find
steady employment and cash wa;es on
I ik.
new buildings tor Kauroad machine
Slhnn. Fnnndrv. &e at
Foundry, &e- at Renovo. 25 miles
above Lock Haven, on the rbiiaoeipnia ana
, Erie Rallroa(1. w.-r, f Carpenters. $MS
... .1,... r nr,Li..rc t mi n.r ill.
; Viuar,.in ' , 50 Der ' k.
H. R.
CAMPBELL.
Pup't of tho work-
April 26. lM.
Court Week!
I nloa Count; Court Proclamation! ""JT.'w.Trl partial account of Con-
WHEREA8,the Hon. SAM L S.WOODS, ni .Mtt and Daniel Reber, administra
President Judge for Ihe 20th Judicial . u of Jllhn j,rbtr nec-d.
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the j 22 The parlia account of S. T. M Cor
counties of Union, Mifflin and Snyder, and ' mi(.kf an,jjs,rator of ihe estate of John
Jsto WSmoiiTost andJoan Waits Esqs.,Asso-; Hlto)n aIe of Bra,iy l"p, dec'd.
ciate Judges in Union county, have issued their : 23 The (Juardianship acconnt of Peter
precept, bearing date the ssd day ot Uec r,
attending, ana noiuepartwunoui iraveai mrir
P"'1' JurJors ,re "quested to be punctual in
their attendance at the appointed time agrees-I
bie to notice. j
Given under my hand and seal at tne Sher-1
ifl's Office in Lewisbnrg the lfilh day of,
April A D l6t, and ihe 87thyear of th
Independence of Ihe United States of Ameri.
oa. -Uod aave the Commonwealth!
L. . ALBRIGHT, Sheriff
Issue List for May 16.
I Danl Rengler vs J & W Anderson
3 J A J Yonng vs Jos M Thomas
3 Jno II Goodman vs Wm Young
4 Snyder & Grubb vs J & C Kleckner wi no
5 to 11 S other parties vs same
12 Danl Rangier vs Jere Anderson
13 Johu Bilger vs Danl Reber
I I David T Davis vs Geddes Marsh & Co
lit Charlotte Long vs Jere Kleckner et al
16 B Fetter &. wife vs S C Will et al
17 David Bauchman va David Kessler
18 Hayes & Meylert vs Wm Ritter
19 Francis Jodon vs Lloyd Ointer
20 Peter C Hummel for use vs J Hartman
21 Wolfe. Wetzel St Co vs Ed Fstck wi no
22 Brobst at Clark vs W R A P Sechler.wi no
S3 Bank of North'd for J Bower vs W LKiller
24 Rachel High vs John F Richard
25 C Hasssnplug fr Kleckner vsUMoyeretal
GRAND JURORS, May T. 1864.
Buffaloe Peter Slear, 8 L Gliek. Wm Ren-
ner, Adam Homier, Jaa Mathers Fred Renner '
Aeto Berlin UK Cornelius 40s jviecuner,
Michael Specht
Uwubarg JOS U rorrey, 4 r Miner, "
Evans
Hartley Jss Glover
While Deer Jacob Bnglemanjarael Guytj,
Jacob Troxell
Limritotie Jacob DrT. Jacob Spangler
JfeWv Harrison Reiser
l'nion Thomas Pursel.John Moser
Bradu John nrart, Jr ,
Jfin-BOetgeo WJu-G Hacek
THA VERSE JVKOr.s.
Lrwltk'irzC F , Jos Kclihert, W P
Rielly, Sol K'lier, V C bimkte. Peirr Bavrr.
tiiiKXt Mar-h, J M Evans, J H liwi'tliuii, W
Brown, Jr, Jre bebrryrr, W S brewer, l
V Mkauenlin
Ktllu KUvel Clinsan, J II friswr'l
Bradu Hubert Blown, J R Fullmer, David
M'tlarty
Vniutt Henry fihon, Jacob Hleller, Wm '
Reichley. Jonaihan Huminel :
iVio -rifi S t; .Vlilllionse, J tleiinhach
Hartlrif John Die hi, Levi Mercer, Jauie.
Auole, Isaiah Curl
Lswi John Swengel, Jaenb Katherman
VV ttujf'ilue Berihier Tkmns, John
Hililebraml. J M HarbeM. Uamel Kiher
Eiut Huffulutlohn VVtri;, W I Liun, Mi
chael llrown
lUiflUnbureX) H Hiss!
tV"if U-er Geo Brown, Jr. Wm Brown Jr
HarlUlimime l.epley, Vt m Mover
H-iffuli James Maiheis, Adam Urova, V
T l.iua. Eltas Koer
IrfMMIuiie Jubn niircnrii.jr, jonas n j
REGISTER'S W0TICE.
N
OTICE is heieby eiveu. o all eonce
o al. eoncernel,
that Ihe lu'luwing namej persi!
as have
setiled their accounts in the EegiM'r's Oiliee 1
at Lewisbur?, I.nion county, and that the
said accounts will be presented lor con! - nn -
anon and allowance ai the Orphan' Conn
lo be held at I.E WlriBtRtS. for ihe county i.f
L'nion, on the third .Mil.MJAV uf .May
next, being the ICth day of sard month, viz :
1. The ae.coant of Jacob Frock, Survi-
vin Execotor of the last will and tesiain-nt
of HenrV froek, lale of Limestone Tp., dee'd.
2. The account of John Uundy, Esq..
Trustee of Mrs. Esther Chn named in the
lat will and testament of CHrulnpUtr Sterner,
father of said Esth' 'hnsU
3. Tne first an ! : : il account nf John L.
Beaver one of the Executors of J" a NA.rety,
late of Hart ey (now Lewis) Tp.decM.
4. Tbe first and final accooct of William
Fees, Executor of the last will and testament
of WMam Mrckner, nf Hartley Tp, dee'd.
LJX Z :t!ZrZ
.. Van Vuhnh. late of Bu.Taloe To . dec'ii,
6. The account of Andrew C. lUgenbuch
and Samuel Hagenbach Execators uf ihe '
last will and testament of Andrew lhgcnbuck, '
late of East Buffaloe Tp. dee'd.
V The account of Miehael Schnure Ex
ecutor of ihe I ait will and testament of Met-
eAwir Smith. late of Hartley Tp. dee'd. t
8. Tbe scennnl of Samuel Bechtel.admin- !
istrator of Ueore Stuhl, late of Eat Butfatoe '.
Tp. dee'd.
9. The account of Isaac H Wasner,
administrator of Michael Manner, late of Ihe
Boiouah ol Lewisbur', dee'd. .
10. The first and tins! account of Daniel ,
Lnnr. administrator de bonis non cam testa-I
, memo annexo of ihe estate of 'iomiiJ.UiVer,
laic OI linmry I y. un, u.
1 1. The first and Una! account of Matthew
, . ... - ,
Morten, administrator de f bonis not. of Jt
Montmrrg J-Mer,late ,;f Hartley Tp.dec d.
12. The account of Charles Moll, admis-
. r . c. . i ii t ue...
istrator of Jfr Siuannah Mull, late of West
Buffaloe Tp, dee'd.
13. The second and final acconnt of,
Charles Moil, Executor nf the last will and ,
testament of Conrad Mull, late ol West Bull
aloe Tp, dee'd-
14. The first and final acconnt of J M C
Ranck, administrator of the estate of Adam ,
Ranck. late of White Deer Tp, dee'd. j
15. The last and final account of David
Herbst, Guardian of Hannah iahl and Leah
Rtahl minor children nl Maty Stuhl. Ulr
iiiary uecniet. late ot uuiraioe i p. anu rrana
rnuureu 01 rcicr uecDiri, intc vi uuuaiiic
Tp. dee'd.
16. The account of Robert Read, Executor
J nf Ihe last will and testament of Benjamin
Gondhiruicr, dee'd, late of Hartley To.
17. The first and final acconnt of J P
Starr, administrator of John Starr, late of
White Deer Tp, dee'd. j
18. The account of Joseph Boob, one of;
the Executors ol ihe last will and testament
of John Biob, late of Ibe Borough of Mifflin- j
bur;, dee. d.
19. The first anil partial acconnt of John
V Barber, administrator cum testamento
annexo of fxiac L Biek, late uf Ihe Borough
if Mifflinburg. dee'd.
20. The acconnt of Johnson Walls, Guar
dian of T Daniel Rank, a minor of the Bor-
r,ttlt Guardian ofithe minor children of
d.
ter
r64 I
bounded on Ibe east by public road leading
from Hanleion lo Ocwig's Mill, on the south
b. , ne Turnpike, on ihe wesi ,by Widow
j;n(,as and ,he north by an alley, containing
one-fourth of an acre, more or less, whereon
ar. txtMA a Two-Storev Frame Dwelling
House, a Frame Barn. Wood House. Well ,
wilh a pump, and oiher outbuildings with
the appurtenances. &c.
Also. No. 2. A certain tract of nnim-
proved Timber Land, situate in Hartley Tp.,
county aforesaid, bounded on the east by D. .
etiizer, on the south by Paddy's Mountain,
and on the west by Jacob Vana la.and on the
north by Thomas Armiiage.conlaining Three
Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres, more or
less, wtih the Appurtenances, cVc, as tbe
property of Samuel Huupt.
Also, nn Saturday May 14, 1864, at the
Riviere House, in the Borough of Lewisburg,
county aforesaid, at I o'clock. P. M
A certain vacant Lot of Ground, it being
I.nt nnm.'wr five f5V situate in the University
ailHitinn in ihe It, . roup h nf l.ewisbur?. boon-
ded on the ea.t by Sixth street, on the south
by riu George street, on the west by lot No. ;
4. and on Ih north by Jauies alley, contain-!
. 1 .,h '
ins one-tourin ot an acre, mora or irs, o
the appurtenance,, 4c. as the property of
PnArnina f. . .lntftrfi.
r L. F. ALBRIGHT, Sh'ff.
Sherir Ollie. Lewisburg, April 15, 1861.
NOTICE,
moo ....... ..kin heretofore (listing he-,
I tween Peter Beaver, Samuel Ged.le, ;
James S. Marsh, Levi Kooxe ana josrpn yy.
Shnner, doing busmes nnder the name and
firm of Baavsa, Gsaoss, Msasa Co., was i
dissolved by mutual consent on the 9d day of
April, lStli by Samuel Geddes and Jos. W. j
' - . ... , . . ... ,
Shnner se
drawing from ihe concern.
The business of the late firm will be set
tled np by Ihe new firm of Bsavsa. Maaaa &
C. BEAVEK,UEODES, MAKSll e CO,
flU ee, 14.
I-
Estate of Lewis D. Yarger, dec' A
t DMIMSTiHTOR's KOTIfE. I.nr
i of a'lmioisiraunn on ihe eit. ,,f Lcm
1. Vaner. tieceased. iate nf Hjil.f n.u Boro".
having Lcen rauied it ihe &uoMtrib?r by tta
Kegiier uf I nioD coomy in du form nl law.
all person iniVbte'l to 'aid eMate are hereby
noofi-it m inalkC iirmediaie f nvmeni, and aQ
havin; any jnt riaiuis sj:aini tne sanie mttf
nrrsenl lliem d jlv aoiheniceateil Tor seHlemaa!
i JOHN V AR'iCR. Adiin'r
Estate of William Cottar, d'C'd.
t IJ'.'lMsTRATORS NOTICE Vtheress,
L't'er l A'tmimsiraiion n 'ti 'at
oi William Cutter, late nl Kra.iv UinUiB
1eceierl.rave been sranied to itr ktthtcritar
bif the I'rKisier uf nion rouiuy m iIh forsa
o.' law. itienfure ail personi inJebieJ lo aid
Hi.ia sr rf.ioleif t., make in. in e: i air rav-
! ., ,h!,., (,;. ,, el.,,... sramd
; hf saII), may r,rni ihetn flu'yaa'henlisairt
f(r ,lir:nrDI- . Inf sll,.crir.
; fioaii) J()H. MEEK. Aministra'nr.
c-u 1 wl VJU;
- l h , f, f I.M X li.l I 7. ' K ! "tX
AWJ -""
aaii Praler. iJ
LealflT, UHiat, MierJ) aUU tail Mk.lq
! , , .. . . .
I .iH.na Jlura urtu,
i PlillaUflpWn. '
; T FATHER. Somac and Skins, bought, or
j sold on t'onimnion. Advances naiia
' on Consignments. Nov. 5iS. JmJ
p.'.vT.ij fm"nb
C3S11 paid I0r BatK.
T V.'ISH io pur-has a large cnaatiry ol
! tot K OIK lit It K, delivered at
niv Tannery Yard in l.pwihur:. lor whiah 1
j will par ihe hihesl price in cash.
i May 14, l"iS E. . HCLL.
.
j J:!1CJ VVAS'JTt?ft
i S.1J-.11 HrHHtUi
q qj (jij JJX WANTED
AjJ
" Carpencrs,15natbai!ders am! Laboren.
Flit) WHOM consiant eoijilovment ar.o xood
J waes will be given. ' CASH PAID
EVERY WEEK.
-FKICK". r il.LMEYER A IU
. I.ewisncrr, fa . December 14. I86S
CEHEKT I CEMENT fl
riHE subscnbr would respectfully inferos.
h;s old customers aod the public sea,
rally that he will have constantly o haaat
and for sale a full supply of his sapanaw
hydraulic reinenu Parnes at a dinaucv
the titie of Canai or Kai'rraJ can have thaif
orders filled at short not.ee.
Address KOBERT VAJ.ENTTM,
Bellrfonte, Pa.
CERTIFICATE
Wt do certify that we hare nsed the above)
cement in the erection of the Bell sfoawwalsw
crmrni in uitciciiiwiiw tn - urn
work. ani, uke p(rlMire ln tre
persons ii need of a rood
,..,V. Wltsov
Jan-Oio "
rreommradiasj
od ariicl.
& TATB
NOTICE !
rTlHE sobscriber wishes to sett! his all
I Books Itom 14SI to Jan. 1. 1864, a4
desires his friends lo rail within SO day.
Ihe accounts will be in the 'aire's siandav
Call at his store opposite Walls A Co's.
Jan 21. '6t N. R. ZIMMERMAIT.
" "
1 $75 TO $150 PER ETOIaTH.
: rpHE LITTLE f: I A. N'T BE WING MA
s CHINE COMPANY
wan: an Aeent ia
each eonnty, 10 solicit orders for their aw
$15 Machine, with gause, screw driver aid
extra needles. We i! pay a liberal aalary
and eipensrs. or give large commission. Far
particulars, terms. Ac, enclose a stamp, aaaf
addrsss T. S. PAtJE. Toledo,
Solou C.n I Ami ihr th. I'iM Saakas
"
TVU
) I
The Eye and the Ear.
8. H. KNIIi'HT.of Lewisburg, bavtaf
had twentv-fiye rears' prartie. offera
his services to those who are aiHieied wit)
disease ! Ere or Ear. The following is oa
of a nnmber of Testimonials :
U J on hau eataraot of both ere : vae b'ini oV aaws
and nari Mof tlieotlier. 1 hvi phjnrtsn, attenaww
him to ao .flWt. Ir. KnijM ttn-lrt.k L. ea. an4
cunsl liim withuutao of-rsiii n. I iroui'l .yljiM all was
rmi.-!l to iOtf kirn a ci.ll. SAMI KL VOL.
HarllrUiu. Jan 7. IM
John Fairelra,
;iARrirTiiKST,Mw
bin, south iu,
rmiADBirmiA
Tmpnrfar. Mian!
at, aud OraU't in
'jli All kinds of
'J FANCY FURS
i&jZS 'liffor Ladies' and
s-vSp Children's wear.
I wi.h to return my thank, tn my rriends of Uakna
aod tbe mtrrcun'lioit touofir. for th.tr vary ltare!
patronae. rxtenit.nl to no dunn th. lat few jara.a4
would av to then that 1 now br In Mora, of my owaj
Importation and roauufitnro. a rj riltnai. aaor
m.nt of ail tli. dillen-nt aiad and qualitwa of FAX0f
i'l K.. for l.arlia and rhildr.0, thai will be worn davla
111 t'nll and W. infer iwain..
Bfinstbe dirwt Importer of all my Vnr from Knraaa.
and havitis tb.m Mitnufsctun-d uodfr mj owa anpea
aion rnahle. me to o(T.r tuy ru.tom.re and tbe pnelasa
murb haailomer Mt ran f r tb. mm money.
Ladie.: plrmn civ. ma rail brhre purehaaing- Raasa
remember the name, nuuSavr and .trv.1.
JOHN FAREfRA.
5m 1011 No 718, Arch Street, Philadelphia
leO. W. larPCllter, Ill'IlSZey 10 9.
. , , V, . ....
Wholesale Drug and Cfcwinical
Warehouse,
,o. 7S7, Xarkrt Mrrrt, rbllaarlphu.
fTUE Subscribers keep constantly no hand
a arg(. iXofml f DRUG.', .MEDICINE",
CHEMICALS, PHARMACEUTICAL prpa
rations and every other article which eppr
taina to the business, embracing the mas
extensive variety 1 also, PAI-N TS.OJLS a4
GLASS) of every description.
All articles purchased Irom as can kst
relied on as being of the most superior qnsK
ity and al as low price as Ihey ean be had.
We can offer such inducements as will make
it the interest ol purchasers lo lay in tbew
sunnlies from ns and aive os tbeir fatnra
patronage, and invite ail who visit lb Wlf,
10 call at our establishment.
All orders addressed to ns by mail
.. .U . . 1 1 m..i l,k rtmwnnt . If . nl in.
nuin w.sr . -.... , - --
GEO WXTARPEN TER .HENSZEY & CO.-
3m 1033
737 Market Street, Pbilad,
Auditor's Notice.
TN the Orphans' Coon of Union county,
tha tnaiterof ihe final account of Dan
iel Lodwig, Administrator of the estate of
his wile, Catharine Ladwig, dep'd
1, qiea oy
nis urcmor. ttouer pfuieat, -
tor appointed 10 report opon the exceptioM
filed lo the above account will meet fpr tbe
purpose of fulfilling ibe dunes of his appomtt
m.nt at bis office in Lewi.sbu.on Saiurdy,
1 r. . , . . c. . Tni nndt-
A. M.
April JO, 1.5.
JOHN B. LISN, Apdifr
A LOT of primo Clovcrwd
t