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"TUG UNION," establhluHl in lllWhoIe N&. 2,67 1.
"CHRONICLE," tablid in IStt-WMe No, I flit.
BY O. X. WOKDKX AND J. 11. COi.NKLIUS.
it !ff.M per iar, always In Advance.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 18G4.
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IlillllbJljIo
.'Io show h"W the M't'lt'l'.su papers
fry
m (koi'ive a ii J discourapc the
' C1')t8 the f ' :1 'on-i HJ, Vl'lll'll lip
ais ia
the in t Ci'n'-picu' in p'.ci'ion iu J-jtur :ay
last's Ihm' i riit of lll'M Ui-t uro :
Tln W sir. The rai.iacr , r
on u' t'umt rr:tt!, an i v
ttiiiod i$ tl'ial-AVr-.l. K
i'i V., ZYl ul !.vr'I
jmaiU't l.y o-ur aroi:c-,. - it s lai in vain.
Airnll. up ihe K-tn.iu h. ntovirr-. t.i rut ih
railroad into Triii"i--e. I: i leiurned witi
OUt success; S,i'p.tli llu l;..;idtia!.a..Cfc.uas
driven biic w.iti .lei-ni : !.i li,r.rti,;T...u li'tt;;
from the south i: J.io is i;vr. has lorn
Compelled o tihl'i'i'U Ibe e p.-. in. mi ; ami,
so lar, irn. Uraut has li'jeou.i Ii ik J ii!U vr
We (hull not try ti expose tin? paipiMe
falsehoods, coiicealiu.'t'ts of f jet, atid uiis
direction of conclusions, -ontaiiied io the
above. ' is ii nfcimra of the manner, iu
Which all (he iMiwcratu-f!") peptTs Mill
to erubilltT the people, and til iu ke I hem
bopolc-s, at tbo v.ry crisis of a rc-it and
hopeful campaign !
Hut the mi-sus ate honest at.d patriotic
and ouly ueed correct infornia'i hi. Ami
hence the ncissitij t.f ,1 '? :nt i:U ny l-'il
dtK'Uitli niii (tnd iihir.' ijj: i ii tini'tity'st ;'
f'f'p'f, 10 C"Uiitiiact Itusu iiiai'liiu'iiious
of the li 'liel emisiarii's in the Norlb.
Details of Losses.
The people are ouuit timed uuiirivssartljr
klariui'd aDd distri'sud by tb itsiic and
rxtraTa'iaut stattuietits of in war.
When a tniall traction rf lar.i ('. u.panj
Icturns, we are ton apt to Mupposu tuat all
ab.-cut are dead. Tt nhutv bow rr ueous
three co!ic!u.si us often are, the jijitrit iu
givcD case are very Useful.
Oomp. D , 5th Vi. K si-rr.s, had been
three years iu tho hardest of service has
fjught fif eea or twenty of .thy fi recit
battles, aid in uuni'-r us uaueroud bUir
tiiishes and the result i-uuis up thus:
103
Vho'.e Lumber of Oomp enroll. .!
Ki.lid or missing iu autiuu 10
'led of wouu ls " l!
1'ied from dis"ase 4
Accidentally killed 1-17
lJiacbared from wnuidi 1 1
" dirabi.ity 1 1 -22
I'escrfed '.'
I'lsboniirably discharged 1-11
Transferred by prouiu'ion G
Ke-ctilisted 17
In Veteran Ileferve corps 2-25
- Keturned together, only
An annual mortality of G out of 10'!
Bieti or 1 of every G lor the whole terui
of most dangerous and tffective service
is sad eooub, but it is a far less propor
tion than is peuerally supposed. Thirty
years is generally considered tho average
duration of human life.
Of tbo5 "discharged" and "dc3ertd,"
some are again in service and of those
'missing" in ac'i n, some may feasibly
re-ppear in a future time.
Iei7"Itev. C. II. Leitibacu preached his
farewell serm ous to his two cmgr gallons
in this county, aod leaves f r his new Held
of labor iu Lebanon and IierSi counties
Wnmelsdorf, liurks Co., his preseut P. (.
address. This is grouud long cultivated
by bis dt ceased Lrother, who-c conr-ga-tions
extend.d to him a eall whioh tho'
he felt much 1 jve for deeply atUebed cou-
gregtti-ms here bth iniere-t and duty
decided hitn to accept. To show that bis
labors here aava not been few uor fruitless
during a fwo ysjirs' pa-t inte, we suj ia
an enumeration of some official ac's :
lteceived by CJiiGruaatiou D7
dj letter 7ri 172
llaptizad adults 1 1
do children
Attended fuueials
Marriages
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I A Xh,... ; .e.e,:e.(..l at.
aiava .ijui ib is oj'f imiin ai.4v .j rv
tie up tbe uuGuisbol busiuess of Mr. L.
ErA,When will men iu town and in
country cease to bo such fools or knaves who are truly loyal, that (sinoe the raids) ! ours, in its magnitude and duration, is oue j corner of 19th street aod Delaocy place,
s to hitch horses to valuable shade trees thesix oountics of Vork, Cumberland, j of the most terrible that the world has ever ; in that (bis native) city.
dJ fruit trees ? A few days agi we saw Ailarirs, Franklin, Fulton and lledford have 1 known. It has deraneed business totally . -7- 77 ! i 77 -.
. , , . , . , , .. ' . . , , . , i . , , b, ..... Maximilian, Napoleon s Pmpcror of
choice young maple which somo booby sent to the Stato and National Legislature in many places, and perhaps in all. It has j Jllexioo, has reached Vera Cruz, was re
Lad permitted his horses to eat tbe bark only men of the modern "Democratic" i destroyed property, destroyed life, and ru- ! ceived in form, and it is rumored Santa
from : the horses bad no business there, persuasion that tbe K. G. C.'s flourished ined homes. It has produced national Anna. is to serve under him.
and their driver might just as well have there most extensively and there reside debt and a degree of taxation nnpreccden- ,7. p
nicked tbe pocket of tbe owner of the tree some of the most malignant Socesh sym- : ted in the history of this country. It has ghamokin'Ynten the4th
as to to it jure that which cost him mouey patbizers. Vet these would all "take tbe ' carried mourning among us until the hcav i 0f JUT. to raiso funds for reDairina- their
an I :a 'P . ..f .1. . I i if ,:t , f ., . o i n i . . . .... ....!. J - r o
,o wunu ujoucj. au eui jiuo uic law
gainst a lew such fellows, would be a
holo60meJesson for others. i
JtrOf the 143 men drafted iu Center
county, 7 accepted the service, 5 supplied
fubstitutes, 71 sucked u; tbeir J00. aud
C5 were exempted Cha's M'hride,
Hr , while directing street improvements
in llellefoute, fell to the ground, and in I
two hours was dead ! j
Ictf-The Z.7n,nSZ "T i- ;
swine campaign paper adver'ised in !
another column we think will prove an
efficient means of aiding the Union cause
Its terms are low f ir the times. ' ,
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fUAug. S. Sassaman hsri , late of
v I, '. .
New Herlin, we see is promoted to be an
Iwpeetor nf Elections in the Sih Ward of
the city nf Keiding. . :
j "e "ere granted a lottery to help finish
larCuoda, it, coilecfons aod sub , house of worship, but we do not learn
kTnTn in' '.I' CriD,!f,nydireC,C-uUlBntre,'''ei-Fni8e0na?a!n
f4"'" Methodist : miasig c 0r corn, whether supposed
hpiseopal congregation.amounted to $255. be taken by Redcoat, or Redskin, fl
Other I .bould not wonder, if thi. game carries, to
tSfTo make up difjiencos by exemp-' ritr'ot'e descendant, of those who
ions from draft, the following additional ' drem l,lautj ,D-' Lottery, coming npon
ere drawn at llarrisbarg on Monday : i Government to refund their venture
UicUbrirtji Miles Evans, B B Harris, Ju ' money !) In view of the tenacity of these
t,tf"r'T'i('' Hesv.Rj Pron. d d nodus! i 10 Purer '" "- bo merely negative
- chaffer, Gfo O tuner, L'J.iia Katrn. 1 J bat foitftVe proofs of dCTOtion to COUQtrV
Jajrl'he J. ' yvr, ibe nrn of th
Kanf!lical A-sicu'iiin (or " Albright"
M'tlioilnM.) tliu exposes the number and
clmrarter of the. irr-'p insihlp. gathering at
Clavfl-inJ lik-h tried In mike lwo"Bore-lit-bil"
tjpneruls, ciiidiJati'n, iu opposition
In Lincoln and J bn. in :
A Folitica! Convention In Cleveland.
We have had a live cnuveutijn in our
fair city. Couveiitiun, did we say ? We
ni'i-, C'irre . ', ' . .
Lad Iieen ihucu lur a iwihehiioh. uui
when they citne together, it was declared
to be a "i mrciinj. 1 here were, by
actual count, one hundred and fifty-6ix
preM'tit.tuohl of whom wera from St Louis
aod .'biea,;o, and a f.w from New Vork,
with a a'ray one from 9uveralothar State?.
The reliiuua character of the convention
can le inferred from the treattueut that a
uistcd amendment received. Some
Sua sui'i.'eied the insertion (if, "God'a as-fi-taiicc.''
Tliis ai voted down, with
li'.i-.tcpiin deinotiHtratioiiK. The reasun
f ir it wad the fact that most of the M
..,ri .leleir n. wl.n eo.,.1 it ntej r,n.hlf
e
rf ihe e iiivi'tition. alt infiiels and Athe.
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ists, who, of course, could not recognize1
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the band of liod iu the work of suppress
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ug the rcbelhou. 1 be incident is a sad
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comment.
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We were rrescnf, in ISoG, wfecn Fre-
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was a Uri;e, enthusiastic meeting, of very
prominent men. We met there a man
from Atlanta, IJt-orgia, who had como to
S'-c what was going on. He told us pri
vately, while seatid be.-ido him, that bo:
was the editor of a piper there, and bad
come to sec what this "abolition move
ment" was giine to amount to. lie was
evidently alarmed. lie t-poke of the cer-
! taiuty of a dissolution of the Toion, and
prophesied all manner of evil for us of the
Lirth. Had he been here to see this
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u.ass meeiing 01 jot. aeiegates, wno
nomiuated Premout this time, he would
have thought , ha, abol.tionism a. the North
i was nearly "played out," and his fears
i for their confederacy might have been
allayed.
The party which Fremont Grst led will
now repudiate him, aud be is taken op by
a few bair-brained German Infidel, and
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broken down politicians, encouraged and
urged forward by the most pro-slavery and
rebel Copperhead of the country, who
hope, by m igaifring the disuniooisui of
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this movement, and aiviog it aa milateJ,
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hotiUous importance, to divert enough
L'uion men from that party to this, to
enable thvm, between tho two, to succeed
in electing a traitor-truckling, rebel-loving,
slavery-apologist f.ir Presideut. Hit the
people are not such fools as tj be deceived
by such ill-concealed hypocrisy.
There were a few honest aod good men
here, and, in fact, extremes of all kinds
met, both politically and religiously. Hut
W3 dismiss tho sulject with tho predic
tion, that, if Prem out accepts their nomi
nation, he will ho for ever laid on the
shelf politically.
F iH Tilt HI A at A CIIB-i!ICLE.
Three Days in Cumberland Valley,
and East of it.
COMPENSATION, uliilt Kl'tCL'LATIO!.
The pnj tet of attempting to get from :
tbe Slate Treasury, money to make up all
the louse, of property, in these couuties,
occasioned by the IUbcl raids, and also
by the L'uiou men in driviug tbe Rebels 1
outl I find is seriously entertained. Those
w',u have heretofore made fat livings eff
rl.o Kl.l.i .,l.il.,. anT n nA,l
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in prospect. Politicians last fall handled
it for party purpose, aod will again. It
is perhaps unfortunate, for those sufferers
oaiu as reauny as wouiu me via uriginai t
Kebel in Lien. 1 on might as well swear '
8 rattlesnake "and let him go," as to rely !
uPon anJ' ,est of 6 ,elity from soma slimy !
creatures that walk upright. So you seo
tha "hole Tcstln " involved in diflicul.
D ,Da n's'orioai records of the region
,ro m1 ,aJ dotails of the losses and
distresses of the few and poor pioneers of
80, 100 or 120 years gona by from Tory
nd from French and Indian depredators,
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milhoat InJ "ith,a : bnt w0 do Bnt find
cff"rt9 bj ,he 0o,erll,I,eDt ,0 make P
tb0"e calamities, exoept by extending tbe
Brltl3 0r (jjg military, and by temporary
,,.i; r . i . ., L i-e- ,
relief and support. About lioo. when
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a V 060 har-sseJ alld impoverished
b ,oe """ges, the Episcopal church of
were r-('Jtred. I.tj prup-rty, then, was the war we did not begin it. Ieaf.;n
contiscateJ, and larje fewarda offered fur ing applauic We arccptej it fur an ob-
HUerillan. Traitor were expatriated, or
bung : neutrality was a erin.e : lip service
was itisufTi Mrut : tl.ey tiitiKt endure "the
spoiling of their g mU" j jfully, and be
ij true as not to be even doultil. In the
Coainnerstiur,; l'rcshUr:an church tin. Ss
' a p cifi.-atiun ajrv.n&c a certaiu uiember,
tun nr. .1. .1i.rn.1inA ivm4 that 11 h ia
strongly ius,ctcl of twl Ifiiiii tinnre in
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ItH JjruItSSIoUB 01 aiiaCUIUfUl IU tun sauo
of the Kevolutiou" out from the church
with him if" t-o ! If cueh a man bad lost
a horse, bis own assertion that ho wn a 1
true man in trial's hour would not have
compelled tboeo stern old Scotch Irish to
tax themselves extra to make good bis
loss : they would probably have given, to '
him lean.. In hunt Lid l.nrsn Lut never In
return. Oue centleman told us that on a
day during the last raid there were on one
road on the Cumberland county side tiee
mliii milts of cattle waiting their turns to
6B' ufuu ,UB
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real, pioirnuieu uueriug!, arc loiiuiavtu-
Now if the poor forefathers, elsewhere as
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well as here, in their sparse settlements,
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could eudure as they did the exhauelioi
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ravages of iciicated Indian invasions of1
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seven years war against Lugland, when
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even their natioual money became worth-
less in their hands-if no reparation was
uiado ur tue uevasiauou auu ourniug 01
II t.. V Itl.,,.1, !(..,. I- t ..
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in tho War of ISU-ccrtaimy this rich
Valley, after eighty years of uuiutetrupted
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prosperity, and of favors from bo.h Mtate
aud General l!overnmetit,could sparo that
i fo.eeif loan of a fractional norti .n of its
. i.u -t.i.- r..-i;- : i-
Ke.-nti..nsl ea.r- ennlil and xhonl.t to,
maJ cuJurable by local aid, as oircum-
giames aud opportunities may poiut uut,
and as the iuuividuals may merit io the
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"H 'l"1'1"" "ctb and there may Lave sur-
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lro8te fauliue8i hurricaues. earth.iuakesi
curcuiios, or potato rot : but the oommu-
j uity generally are not affected : and iu five
Jear- Adams and perhaps other counties
faB tb9 r,ol,er tjr he """ Aud
w made to recompense for
,ho ex,r ravages of war, it should begin
wucre ,b(. war llL.g:iniu Kansas and it
should bo first giveu to the true L'nion
sufferers there, iu .Missouri, Kentucky,
Tnuocssee, and other Slave .States, and to
the Free Slates last. The National Coo-
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gress is the proper auth irny to perform
BlK.h a di9,rlballun. Tba .muut elinu;a
ba graduated aulely by the sum ihat may
be raised from the oooli-catiou of Kebel
property. L yal people are not to be taxed
tor tue accidents or mutatious ot nroneitv
in rebelliiol. nr semi.lraitor ri,. aeetion
uor should the State usurp tbe powers of
the General Government l0 deaimu with
a question of this kind.
THK CUVIlF.ltt.ANn VALt.KV RAIUtOAI),
Throogb this old, tortile, fl .urishiug laud,
is a kiud of "city passeuoer" or "accotu-
modutiiin" matter, it stops so frequently, at
tho lumr cud at least. It ha an tliojble
ioue, aud eeetus well tnauaed. It ought 1 is possible that they do not see the con
to be extended through to Washington, so i neetion.
wo might gj to our National Capital indc- ' " . . .
.! nendent cf liaitiinnrn. I am told . ro,l
from the latter city has been built, N.W.,
vt-il fhrrturrh ('arroll eonntw nn to.r.la
llagerstown, where this road now ends
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success in finding some mountain pass for ;
tho completion of the iron chain !
'vrinV.Vl7a
AnB "ewueni viaws.
""f honest, frank Abraham Lincoln i
uas eiitoyeu a oriei res. in i biiaacipma,
thereby swelling visitors to the Fair for
tbe good of soldiers, aod winning esteem i
among all classes. During a publio gree
ting, a speech was elicited from bim, which
is reported in the papers as follows :
War at tbe best is terrible, and this of
ens may almost De said to be bung in black. 1
And yet it continues. It has bad accom-
paninicnts not before known in tbe history
of the world. I mean the Sanitary and
Christian Commissions, with their labors
for tho reFef of the soldiers, and tho Vol
unteer Refreshment Saloons understood
better by thoso that hear mo than by my
self. Applause.
And these Fairs, began at Chicago, next
held at Roston, Cincinnati, and in other
cities tbo motivo aod object that lie at
the bottom of them, is worthy of the most
that we can do for the soldier who goes to
fight tbe battles of his country. From tbe
fair and tender band of woman is much,
very much, done for the soldier ; contin
ually reminding- him of tbo care and
thought for bim at home, the knowledge
that be is not forgotten is grateful to bis
heart. Applause
Another view of these institutions is
worthy of thought. They are voluntary
contributions, giving proof that the na
tional resources are not at all exhausted,
and that the national patriotism will sus
tain us through all.
It is a pertinent question, when is Ibis
war to end ? I do not wish to name
day when it will and, lest tbe end should
not come at the givon time. We tccept
jeet, aud when that nbjeet is aeoomplialied,
the war will eDd ; and I hope to (Lid it
never will end until that o'ject ii aceom-
plished. (Jreat appl iuc.
' We are going through with onr task, so
far as I atn concerned, if It taKes us tnreo
years longer. 1 Lave not been in the
h k Kit tf iim It in it nreilifsti nM. I atn almost
( tempted dow to hutard one. I will. It
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ia mai umui Id lllis evtruill IU pooiliou
(with Meado aud Hancock, of Pennsylva-
, nia) from wheuoe he can never be dis-
ludgod by the enemy until llichmond is
tuten.
ir I .I...M -t;,... .1... nn ,.nf m
be greatly facilitated io the capture of
Richmond by rapidly pouring to him a
l:,rr nunil.i r r.f armed men at the briefest
notice, will vou no ? fOiiea of ves !1
Will you march on with him 7 flYca of
ye! yts!J Then I shall call npon you
' when it is necessary. Laughter and ap-
""""a, u-u iu i imucm reurcu
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, iruiu lun luuic.
fexySouie of our re-cnlistcd men in 52d
P.V. are borne ou furlough.
UI.D CHOICE. A gentleman m
his conversation remarked to Presideut
Lincoln, that uothing could defeat biui
htil. Iirunt'd -,f,ifiife i.f lilihmnntl tn hn
j f(,Ilowtd by bis uomination at Cuicago.aod
aoccptauoo. "Well," said the President,
..I fl .,ro ..,nh lilro 1 1, a n.n
e i i . . . j: . , i i. . w
b d:du t want to die particularly, but if
h taJ 6 10 ,,hitt precisely the
: disease be would like to die of.
,
! June 1 1, lSlit, the boat Lyon, Capt.
Loni-enecker. from Wilkes Uarre for Hal-
'timoro.nassed t be Northumberland outlet,
' I'M with trte hundml and tecentv-ti)gn
'"'" fMl nr "-.000 pounds! e
i Je"rs l:.0UO pounds would have
, l"-eu a 66'"1 lim''
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Aaron H. Cragin, of Lebanon, succeeds
; Jo,iD ,, ,,ae as 0(Je of tbe jj g Scnator
i Aaron 11. Cragin. of Lebanon, succeeds
i ?fV" Sg"' " ,g 1 " .8., '!
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. Ilaie, pre-eminently, ana we regret w&i
a coaugo was ueeineu auvisaoie.
A lucbmooa paper ot tbe i tU says that
i "the Confederate Treasury, for the Grst
' time, has no moneys no salary has been
paid save that of Secretary Memmtneer."
The F-pcr was worthless, and even their
; paper money was exhausted !
Miss Susan Holabach, the third of the
youns women inured going home from
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circus in Suubury, has died of her wounds.
; fad thought from a vain, filthy, demor-
i sluing, tiod-defying amusement, to tbe
. silent grave and tbe eternity beyond!
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IU aro ia Circulation,
They are easily;
dieted. A cypher is pasted by tho side
"f lue b';ure oup' wu,c0 poorly done.
The frmall ' ones" around the edge of tbe
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bill SIC blotted OUt With ink.
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L'ress of Grant's cauiDiien to M'Clellau's
1 generalship. They also declare that Lee
: has llrant iust where he wanted him. It
I ho new Lutheran and Uetormed St.
' 1 e,tr 8 Church, near raxmos, formerly
' called the "blue Church," will be dedica-!
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' 10 tne worstiip oi oou, on ounuay,
-"'J7 il
The e,ection by ,be Stockl)olJers 0f the
Northumberland" bank, Thursday last,
(bether the Hank should be removed to
Sunbury,) resulted in favor of its removal.
onic soldiers of the 4o:b P. V . found,
down in Dixie, about $3,500, in gold and
silver, buried on deserted farms.
They
shared tbe money between them.
Tbe Philadelphians have presented Gen.
Meade's family with an elegant borne.
bouse of worship,
Congress has passed an act whioh it is
hoped may have some effect in diminish.
IDe gd gambling and tbUS reduce tbe
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premiums.
Corrected Semi- Weekly
Wheat, 1,80 Barley 90 to 81,00
Rye 1,50 Eggs i!5
Corn, 1,50 Tallow 10
Oats, nr 32 lb. 75 Lard, fresh 10
CI.eunAJ O IK W1 Ti ! S,
1'IMDVI.U e,- II VIII IV
Driod Apples 81b Potatoes 50
Butter 25 Sides Si Shoulder 12
Rags 4, 5, and 6 11am l(i
Country Soap 4 & 6
Sides & Shoulders with Ribg 10
IVfrtR.EO,
By R.A K.iTottenteln,Olh Inst, WM W.g.SN'linnT,
Superintendent of Oimosi.n Schools of CUutoa coanly,
and Miss MAV M. Lu.NiJ.of Selins-ruve.
By ReT.P.R Starr, 9th lost. PHILIP U. ECKVA!! and
Miss ThHfcSA A. f OKtsl'tll, both of Dppsr Aojujta.
By hv. A.D.Ilawn. 'Mb alt, Jl If. RODAKMKI, of
Rush, and Mi-s Mfcl.l.NUA ADAMS. or Sbamokin Tp.
By the same, BK.NJ. B SIEliPKIKDnf Lower AogusUi
and Miss CATI1AKIMB CUKIsTINK or Monnw Tp.
lly P.M.Shindel, -M Inst. Mr. A J.M'KIAN of 1'Uilad a
aud Mis. MAHY J. WATTS of Muncy.
DUO,
Tn Mi.Mlehnnr. lth Inst, MART H. wife af Albright
SWINEFOMU, ia ber IMtb year.
a,Jno. V. Nice'. Photograph Galle
ry will be closed daring thi. week until
Saturday, he being bsear-
Latest NeWS
Capture of Petersburg,
Wednesday lat, from the S.E., Union
troop stormed the outer works of Peter-
; burg, and took Id cannon and 2500 j.ris-
, oueiii
(Jen. Smith publicly thanked the col
ored troops for their valor and endurance
: in the action, and saij be should hereafter
; cu'iuns iucux tu luo iwui.
' The City of Petersburg it the Mcood
; largest in irgtnta, '23 miies S. by b. of;
' Kicbtnond, and is a ery important rail
1 way junction. Our gun control the city,
' but the Rahel were m.ssmir on the other
sido of the Appomatox river on which
Petersburg lies. It seems this source oft
JUDDiv to Jeff. DaVlS Was CUt iff before
Lee could hurry down his men from
Kicbmoud to keep it.
! The L'anville road on the S. W., is btill
' open to Richmond.
The PiUsburg Fair netted $290,000,
up to Thursday evening.
J
UST received a fine a-sortment Ladlm'
rct Goods. Embroidery, Wils,
I tiioves, i" rnnniines, &c. Vc. suitable f"l the
, eason also a fine lot of Uomestics-at
j KKEMfclt, l.oNU ct CO'S
I " -. i8
i . . . , m. i
(j KKE.MER. LONG 4 CO
:
' I
i;Jeine Hook. A blank book, thus
labelled, has been lound. and is lett at this
offiee fuf ,he owner
;
I.O.HT between Lewisbortr and felins -
I grovei ,, Thlirllay njhl ,.Mi a sm!1 Rreen
1 silk l.'MURELLA. If the finder will return
ihelled, has I
to l" suhsenber, he will receive a proper
mam oi grau.uue. ""'
I wait! Or Ti VMOI
! CAMP V(N- P PER for lh'e people
I devoted lo the election or Ltcoi and
j J.m.-sut.. L'nion and Freedom, and ihe Right
' ,.( SurTraee lo our brave SoK.en will be
,t.0o nn iv "io tw -n.i -biu iK.r..f r
issued on the 21st Jtily and weekly thereafer
unll, ,he fu rmrns cf ,he .resi.!ential
VaLltn Rnii.ilnrv lhamhcrthnrs. P.l.
! The Ol.l Hair will contain 'Portraits
f Lincojn jjhn..,Q an4 olher eminent men.
Maps of Battles and Battle Fields, and will
urge relentless war npon Copperheads nnttl
,heir decisive defeat ia Nov. next. It will be
a neatly pruned paper of twenty columns.
tkruscasii jy ADVAXre.
One c..T
frOrrnts
T.b ropi-i to one aditresa
$t SO
Tw-Bly a
Thirty Uo
do X 8 00
do 10 40
Vitt du dO x 1 OO
Ain at in a.ui uvu p, wny ,
inhM mm Iflf. '
9rVUm tirst nnmbrr will eon tain a Portrait of Preti
dwnt l.inmlu, aivl ttit) BmOOItil Will OUitUtiD m Puttxait of
Alrw Jobuwvo.
AJarM M CLCKE STOVIR, !
CbambvriburK P-
The Great Central Fair.
", "1"??
under thirteen half price. This admits to
KliillTV-oNR out of tbe NINKTT Deportment of I ha
"'-''yy"ti
nfee entered ty the bulidiD-.. CertaiD department,
j niuein number, contaloioir article, thietly lr .hiU-
i tiin, ant not Hr sale, haw Inmo permittad to ohargo a
i.'baTiile price or atliaiasiun-aai-juowet
, Artil.llery
25 Ota.
.6
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Iriaiito liepartment.
Arm and I'roplii.
Keli. sod I'ariosilie.,
Ilortirnlturtil llepartmeni,
('hil lren1. Amusem-nt,
Witllain IVnn I'arlor,
reniisvlrania Kiteben,
ria,atiiii; Pond,
36 "
iS -
io
Id
lo
The Kxerutire Cnmmittoe anra the Public that, !
though the full noury'i worth will he ot-lained ftm a
Tinit u tliet-iirhtT-nne'departm'-ntiitn whirh tlieentranea
fee admits, yet It will he fniiod that tba nine other depara.
nieiits will amply reward the visitors and justify ibe
i .J.i;,i...l n.itl.v A II , Iu. in min.l .lis. I.e ,h
, ;r,'r,-ri(;,,,b tol., rrciPu ,r. inere.-ed'.id tS.
noiy uauKe is an murn aeeiiiiesj a i. wouia ne. were me
I same "um expended bj visitors la the purchue of arti
j cles expneed tor sale.
l he (air will open on Tl'ESDAr. the 7th Inst, at I
P. 1.
Ou Wednesday, 8th lost, the Fair will be opened from
: V A. M. to lo 1'. M.
IWRACE IIOVAHO FURNES3, Seey.
Estate Of Lt, Col John D. MuSSer.
"ITTHEREAS, letters of administration to
the estate of John D- Musser, dee'd.
late of Lew.sburg. have been granted to the
subscr.ber by the Register of Imon county.
all persons mdebted to said estate are reqnes-
ted to make payment and those having claims
against tbe same wll present them w,thout
delay to JOSEPH MTssiEK,
AJministrator,
Or to his Attorneys. OKW1U L HAYKS
Lewishurir, June 3, tSS4 -
HAWLEY'S
Solidified
DENTAL CREAM,
for CUaruinj, Hftittemuy and Preserving th TEETH I
fVUlS article is prepared with the greatest
X care upon scientific principles and war-
ranted not to contain anything in the slightest
degree deleterious lo the teeth
dVeree Ueleteriuus to the teeth or gams. Some
nf our must eminent Oental tsurreoni have
Riven tn'r aanetinn to and cheerfully recommended It
as a preparation of eaperior uslities tor cleansing, w hi-
tenin,: anJ preservini the TKKTH. lt deans readily.
r-n leriuir tliem beautifully white and pearly without tbe
Slightest injury to the Bsaeu. It Is healing to tbe euros
where they are ulcerated and sore, and is an excellent
diaiufertur for old or decayed teeth, which are often
cxeeediniciy offensive, lt vivee a rich and creamy taste
to the moutli. cleansing it thoroughly, ami imparting a
delightful fragrance to tbe breath.
Prepared only by
A. HAWLKY,
, corner ItMk anS lombartl sis, Philadelphia,
and told lj all DruyjisU.
TRICE 25 fJESTS.
Test ImonialM. The followincopiniorl
of Dr. W hite as to the high esteem in which he
; holds ihe Dental Cream, must be sufficient
I evidence of its value. To quote others in
j deiail is needless, contenting ourselves by
simply giving the names and addresses of
persons who speak of us excellence for tbe
teeth.
Faruntxratt. April 1 ISM.
H.ilnr carefnlly examined A. HA WLErS SOUDt
TIKD LitMM I KE.1W. I cheerfully recommend it to
the public fenermlly. It ie an excellent preparation for
cleansing and preeervinf tbe teeth, and can be used by
are perfectly harmlese. Resides preaerrinit the teeth. It
promotes a healthy actioa Is tbe turns, and impart a
fOa.M.ntiMMS to the breath.
Ha. W. R. WHITX. ia Anh St.
Tno's Iir.mw, M P. Pentist, 41)1 S ourt St
J. Bisxsr, 2S4 a Sixth St
E. Vspmuca. Surgeon Dentist, 41S Arch St
C. A. KinwafceRT, Uentist, 1 1 19 W alautSt
S. DlLUSonax, 1 D S, T31 Arch St
P M. Dlioa, S27 Arch St ,-,
Edwsd Tiw80l, Besitiet. 3l ! 'our El
t. H Bnaratry, Dentist, SOT S Tenth 8
M. L. leSKO, Denttat, S3 N SUth it
lyioao if "1S JW
IIAKDU VK! STOlii: in LCWlSBtRC
(&EO. W. 116CTEB,
: LATt uf I'HILADELHUA, ba cj.ei.ed a LAI'.GL aad CUMfLETE twsi. el
HARDWARE,
i m aril 1 . a w .
i ) CllcllTI UCrll II S ftjlOCU, tilil Mill 3IarIvCt SIS
- 1 and respectfully announces to the citizens
! i prepare.l Having purciiMeu a iar-u
, auU to otter aucb. lliautemeuls W J.urcuasers,
WHOLESALE
' rs to make it tu tbeir interest t, purebaae
STUCK AND PKICL.S bel'jie purchasing
Country Storekeepers supplied at better
price than they can purchase iu Philadelphia.
Real Estate.
; "
WFf'tlTOIk'S SVT.K
" , ,u i
rpHE subscriber will oiler ai Pumic sa!.
X at the Court House, in the boroujlj of
l.i5bur, on
i Wednesday, the 29th of June Inst.,
' .,.1 rtUT or.,1 TIMIHMJ t jvri
a &uou iinwn, uuu n-uuou ""i
also, a laree 4 IV -.1111.1.. situated on
. .en;s cree jo LimfsK,ue tow'nsh,p. tniun
i county, about four miles from M.m.oburc
' The Farm and Timber contain about
! Acres. Th, Saw-.M.il is fitted with a f.r-
cular Saw, and driven by the Cue water pw-
. er of r-enns creeK. Late tne esae ot riugn
ueiias?ueca.
CH AKLE3 PLEASANTS,
Senbury. June IO, IHhl Executor.'
I ORPHANS' COUIiT SALE i
! A-" VALUABLE REAL EiiTATE By
' U virtue cf an order of Orphans' Conn of
' Northumberland county, the subscriber will,
eiDose to sale on the prenusts on MONDAY
enpose to sale on the prenusts on MON DAY
, the 'J-ftth of July, ISO., the following desch -
i nmberland county, fronting on iheWe.iBranch
of the Susquehanna nver.about one mile from
i.ewiourg ana inree irom .nmra, ujoiniu-;
Isnds of Ihe heirs of Franklin Cando. dee'd,
on the south. William Wiueterstf ren on the
east. Joseph Meixel on the nonb. and said
West Branch of the Susquehanna river on.
the west, containing i
FORTY ACRES '
more or less, all cleared and in. a hiv.h atete
of cultivation. The Improv.rnenis ihtreon ,
-aVare a commodious double brick Dwelling
JtiXHouse recently fitted up. Out Kitchen, a ;
Well of excellent water with a pump, and all '
necessary conveniences to make it a desira-
bie residence, also a frame B.l A a BJKX,.
W asn bouse, and 1 enant house, are on
-aid premise, and a number ol excdieatiC ;
mi. to commence at 10 o'clock in the We-
".'r 'u IroLeNbS"
Admi'r with tho will annexed of taues. kastba, dec'J
June 11, 18R4
Ji .0F, ,RE- EE; ,
It e .
before at private sale on
Wednesday, July (5, 1SC4,
at 10 o'clock, A M, all that mexsuage and lot
of ground situate on Water St, Lewisburg
late the estate ot Mint and niasau IS lick,
deceased. It will be sc'i in two parts, or
altogether, lo suit purchasers it beius: suit
able fur occupation by TWO FAMILIES.
The bmldiu;s are good, and the Lot cove
red with choice Fruit Trees. The point
commands a beautiful view of the Susque
hanna. For terms apply to
JAMES F. LIXX.
Attorney in fact for lhe hairs.
Lewisborg, May 27, 1864
SHERIFFS SALES.
XI Y virtue of a writ of Ve n.Ex. and Al.rev.
; tm Fa. iciirwil .tin nf the C nil ft c( fnrnmnn
1 J'leas of Union Co., Pa., and lo me directed.
i be exposed to public sale or outcry on
Saturday, July 2, 1SG1,
he Ri.i(,re Hou,. in the hori)ash of Lrw.
,jb emn aforesilld, tul o-c0cWf P M.
, p 'ht cf a cerlain lot of ground situate in
; h borollh of Lewi,burg. county aforesaid,
I ilh ,he ,cwu nlan. eteh-
.en (18), bniindrd tfn lhe south by Market
at on the vait br Mn. Samuel Ammin, on the north hy
Cherry allt-y, and on the wst hy Win. Cnuirrun. Kt
erntaiiiint;Untixth of an Acrr. more or I!, whfwa
are eftard a lT$ two and a half t-t-Tvy Brick. aw-Minaf
HnuM. ftore Koum. Frame SUM-, and other outbuild
lnc with the appurWnanwa, c, aa tha property of
Mart HuVGtiiVS.
ALSO, at the -ame time and place, all that
inl-iaia end tTartof Iraamvr-d Land. tit.te tn White
Dt-er tonbip,cnuuty and rtat ai rei-ai-l. bono IJ and
drribed a follow: On line of land of tr. tnowkr,
tlwuce nth one half drree west W perrbe to a pat
on nam line; then-" uth I1 dnrre" wti4J pvrrhe
tn the eentrr oi tne w if. . .iuroj ine; inenr aiooc
the r-nter of aid turnpike north dcrta w-t 90
j,wrch-atoafUne; tbeuce north K,dtwp neat 1KS-10
peivhaap to a pt ; tb-nce north M1, dffrrpee eat 1
i sap-has In tk nilat thttiM-a ftll'til
, owt.it t noatb it dvrMi. m iu prchi to the pin- uf
ltatriuainK( Ot-OWiiDinji; i Acrw mm i-. rcrciifB or
U.wiWnutwbcnon ar-rect-M- a twontort-y llouti.
Frame Kitcbt n. Prami- It-rn, Corn Crib, anJ othr out
buildiDK". a larvr bl of iron or, lioiawione quarry,
apple orchard and other fruit tret-a, a trtn j; nf ntr
fiailintt water near tbe bouM, Ac. teii" and taien In
Aecutlon aa tbe pmport of L- rt-ARK htris.
L. r. ALBKIUHT, Sheriff
Shariffi OUtfit, Twtfburr. June . 14
m Di, mi,
4 TAVERN STAND a STORE ROOVf
J and all the fixtures ready for use -
and a DWELLING adjacent to Hu re
Possession of Tavern, 1st of April next ol
Store and Dwellintr. on two days' notiee.
THO. ARBICKLE, Slifer P.O.
Vnientowa, Brady Tp, l'nion Co. Pn, D.t. 21, 1S
Farm for Sale.
THE sonih-west quarter of section t7,
town 7, north ranee 8, east of the 4ia
principal meridian. The said Farm lies
abtfut two miles north of the city of
Freeport, in Stephenson Co., Illinois,
has about Forty Acres under cultivation, with
Log House and other Outbuildings ; is watered
by on of the most beautiful Sprinjt in the
county, and the balance ol the tract is covered
D, a thrill v growth ol limner.
Every acre of the farm is snseeptible nf
eultivation. and when suitably improved
would make one of tha moat inviting resi
dence in Illinois.
For partieularaenqair of Franeis Wilson,
of Lfwisburg, Pa. ; Sam'l B. Harris, of Frew
port, HI., or in. subscribers, at Savanna. 111.
E. CHAMBER. LN,
Nor. SO, 153 L, H. BO WEN.
-if Tniun and'nei-hboring unt"iea thai kw
pun .n uis uwui iruiu .uauuia..mia vu mtm
OR RETAIL,
of him. V&XALL AND EXAMUfB
elsewhere.
FOR 6ALE.
4 DE-ilRABLE Buildioa; tot, aitasud
a pleasant part of Lewisburg. Ttrma
! to suit me purchaser. For furthar tnformae
' l on inquire or I03S1 U D BK1 (S
L 1 ,
. niniiTl
i - KJLiMr.
rp
HVO STORE V Brick HUUSB aad
I LOT on .North Fourth street.
March 1-4. '.. H. P. SHELLKK
TOBACCO PLANTS
I ''OR SALE. A fine lot of HEALTHY
Tobat-co rianli for sale by the
subscriber, residing on Mouth Third alrset,
near Heas' Livery. Lewisbure.
i WILLIAM KETCHCM.
Jane 1. 1961 pd3l
The LewiSbUTg Deposit Bank
tt A3 this izr declared a Dividend of fonf
per cent, for the Ian six months, fra
iroin the Government Tax payable sals
maod. H. P. SUELLER, Treas r.
, M i, Ml-
; . IjM IN ISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Whcreaa.
. r Letters of Admmisiraiioii on the estam
ol Uid!rey Uiettenderter. aec a.iaie 01 mm
ijeer j p have been granted to the subscriber
' hy the Hesister of L'nion county in due forn
Q; aW therefore all persons indebted to amid
esaIe are requested lo make immediate pay-
u,ent, and llioje havinc just claim against
the same may present them duly aamanucatedi
for '' Vffffv-tsebFER Adm'r
tL?0' ,E ,uFRrEB' ,
M11te Deer. May 30. im pd
"
1NOTICE.
rpHE partnership heretofore existinf be,
I a Pft-r Be,ver, 8,miltl Geddea,
s Mah Lefi Koolie d j , W.
fihrmrr. doin? busine nn(1er lhe ,.4
,'raMirit";;..,T?A..."" k Xs,
' . by Samuel Gedde, and Joa.W.
drarir.z from lhe concern.
The bas.ness of the late firm will be see
! coJ b e a'v e r' g e ud es.i a"s Hdl CO.
April a.
Estate of Daniel Blngaman, deo'd.
! A'OrlCB is hereby given, that Letter ot
AJministratic n npon tha Estate of
DiMit Ei-oawst, late of Hartley lowaawip.
l'nion Co., deceaseJ, have been granted art
the nnuersigued. I t the Register of Caiva)
county, in due form of law ; therefor all pew
sons knowing themselves indebted lo aaut
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those havinf just claims agaiaa
th same are also requested to present lha-a
properly authenticated for settlement ts
SL3AN BINGAMAN, Admin'x.
Hartley Twp, April Stt, l6t
Estate of James Keefer, dee'd,
t DM I N 1ST R ATORS NOTICE. L.ti.oa
. of administration on the estate of Jamc.
Keefer, deceased, late of While Deer TtTp,
havin; been granted lo the subscribers by lha
Register of I nion county in due form of law.
all persons indebted to said estate ar hrbf
notified to make immediate payment, and ai
having any just claims asainsi the same map
present tbetn duly authenticated for scttlemxHat
to
Vf M. 1.. K EFFER, Stenhen Co . Sow Tore.
100 MARTIN KKIIKK. Buffaloe Tp, Inioo Co. Pa.
Administrator's Notice.
""17HERE.S. Leliew Testamentary upon
the estate of WILLIAM MITCHELL,
late of Limestone township. Union Co edea'd
have been granted to the subscribers, in do -form
of law, notice is hereby given lo all pr.
sons knowing themselves to be indebted lo
said estate, to make immediate pay sawn!
and thoe having claims against the sama.
will present them duly authenticated for set
tlement. UEOKliE E. SEEBOLD, Adta'r
Limestone Tp. 1047
NOTICE !
THE accounts of HVNTER PARDOB Bt
deceased, have been left for collretioa
ai the office of JAME.S P. LINN Esq. whrw
also claims against the staie mav he pr
ented. EXECLTO-
Miller wanted.
A eocd Miller can secure a good sitaatle-,
Inquire of JOHN WALLS CO
Lewisburg, May S5, ltMJt
Agents Wanted Everywhere;
TO SILl TBS SlIsaWT
Full Lenstii Steel Plate EDgrtTtnf
V
PRESIDENT LINCOLN
Signing the EniancipationProclamttioi.
riAHE best and only correct likeaesaofthis
I great man in existence. For partiealare
actress, JOHN DAINTV. Publishar.
May loml No. 17 S.th St., PSIiad. !
A. ELTON Sl Co.,
aaa Oealers la
Leather, Sumac, Sheep and Calf Skiw.
Xo. 434 A'orth Third ttr-t,
rblUdelphlst.
TE ATHER, Sumac and Skis konsht, er
i sold e-a Commission. Air"e?,