y Jl J l IT! "THE UNION," established in 1814 Whole No, 2,675. BY 0. X. WOEDEN AND J. It. CORNELIUS. LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 18G4. "CHRONICLE," esfa'tlisbfil in lStlWhole No, 1,054. At M-'-O per Year, altvajs In Advance. III SIM ffll I'MIlilllljjJjJiJo rlH.MIKK SHII-UM.I'U-'- TflcsJay Mornin? & Friday Aftfrnnnn, It is Ken that Government wants, SI re thau money. Both are needed, but tbe ini'O m ire tbn the money, it prewar. The terms of tba throe year men now begin to expire, and most of them (is is their right) seek rest. Thousands have boen killed, and other thousands wounded or made useless by disease, or exhausting for all drafted men who do not respond in person. Thi is the rig'it oourso. Clnly let every district proviso, at the outset, its Complermnt of men fir the field, and tho Vf.rfc will be well done and future calta probably avoi led. Ct-T THE ('OlTEtlllEAIIS The Law tenee (!') J "iniai, ulways a Weil con ducted newp.p-r, has roily abandoned the Democratic duc and ho:..is tho ticket of the Uuiou pariy. Tbu number of re spectable j urna!s ptill adhering to the Uipositton aud givioi: a taltering support to CU Servative SeCOHslOLism, in btCominiJ extremely 1U,!I. .Tii. T ....... t 1 1 i - w - w ju.ua. ouuuuncu uy i'i i. Koester, formerly of Union county. . Thn Armtimn.. Demnrrnt nf Uia . ....... ..... organ of that party in that coua'y, bis j run up the fl.g for Lincoln and perhaps ia, there are In Bradford, Tioga, Potter Other counties in Pennsylvau Bo papers issued, openly in opposition to j the Administration. In o'her counties, a ; feeble, misprahln snrt i.f nou.n.n.r. ...1 , . . ... , ,, ,. Kent nnh, "inn.att A.a " f.a.....L. l...il... " I , J " Jl o...v.....uut.', irnspoi.?!bie "agent.," hired bUekguards, and var-ous cubt-.-rfnges. Ooeasionally, when nearly gone under, they r replen-! i iel. by t'o'jbring atd biaing about cbjlitn p"-.-ux.a:iim, ae'ually iuluemg tender-hearted women aud other innocent persons at dislaooe Co suppose it to ba j an act of charity and patriotism to aid an abusive, Government-hating paper which can not live on its real patronage! The larger number and better appear-, .r .k. i imini.tr.iinn iinmn'. ... ' " - j proof, tbat the raading,tbiuking, business men are mostly with them. STo give one more illustration of the manner in wbich tbe Copperheads are tudying to delode and ibflime the publio mind, take tba annexed from tba Belle fante tt'atchman of Friday lat : "Grunt, in point of mi! l.!ry ki'l, is not to be compared to !.ee : in ee-iy in.iveinent lhat has been made si.:ee ibe ec. i.-.u. cneeini'ht uf the present campaign, he ba bfen out-gene-raled. For hnn n has been lu ihmg but a continuous defeat, from the day he crossed the Ranid.in. and hi nn limp lie siilleril toils. To keep what wa hare giined, and ; President of the i nitecl Mates. 1 tnmM tfat corps has not been able to do Serjeant, aud tbree Corporals to nelp uie potg and is reported to 09 grtiUd witn jjj J JJ V jJlQcJi ijtil QIK1 3IiirIiCt SlS to ensure further sueeess, TiitK vacan- j hi thrm orrrttni. I wmttf hurt thru trie-!. niucjj on tla oaaipaigo, bacatise thecuun- run the machine. We had bard time the poiuts gained. i t - ! ZtlU' i ' , . , . 0i lUl U U' of ISUTX -1 tfully a unoes to the citi,.. of L'.non .,1 neKWin, conti A to Had the iOO.OuO men, called f .r, been , jt Qjt becn d me) TLU w "Binee my return, I have reeeived not.ee J. U. !ANTO. brii a on con,es,s ti prepared buvu,- ).ureba,ed large part of Lis Goods fruui Mauufacturew orUi4 forthc- ming, no more wo-.ld bo needed- n)' ebul!ition of filing, but the Ian- i thlt 1 atn PP i"'1 ' Lieutenant in a m ..jubiie" tbe half i A despaeh from Washington, dated agenu-ty ,ffr .jeh u.due.uieuU to purchasers, but not b,lf of them cam,. Most paid j f d(j,,berali jg 6h(,wn b lc colored regimeut." rent.jr, c,leation of the org.nintion of , Friday, sa;s Gen. (irn holds the Kebel ( 1TTTAT "rri a T Tl Ti XlTrtl Tf .r, e-r-::":r;et : -f r i .erLr j af,rr;e t1; rr y;: ! WHOLESALE OR EE1AIL, .itberthemen or the 00.,,,, U , ,h. ! r. ' friends at home. Th. Jier k,ow, wb, SX ! -tZ ' V -e , . their in,.,, to pu,,,, of hi,, OLL AND EXAJIIXH quota-hut .f balC pa, the money, MLN fr c :tl0 f,llowi ; j tbe war drags elo.l, on, and he ha. V were ' .ri.er i.dic.e. his belief that Gen. Grant STUCK AM) before eL-.Bher-. .t.ll be wanted and another calf T inj arrivS(, hpn -learned to labor and to wait."' paid last year. A report named fifteen j '8 surely extending bis cutis around Lee. I volunteers, or a new dratt, be directed. " m0,t be Ji00-when traitor, must En'IM-nen'V of tha Slst P V and a Half M.llions of Dollars aa the .um 1 OV. 7.r - lern hnrlfrom and ! COUIllrV StOrCKCCIICrS SUpnllCtl at UCttCr 1-be patriotic r-P'e of 1-t Bff,1:- 0, panished impoveri.hed, their proper., ofbe f raised for benevolent purposes b, ltist, . ' price, than th.-y can purchase in I'Likdelphia. are to meet this evening, near Cap. Gun- taken from them, whether it be horses or , 1 , , , ,- I f of Amtnca in the list hfty years. Oilier from oi.ri7i'irt, wo learn mat ne nas j... o u f i....!, ,r n,,m,. ar.a .ien tn ih., Im,...r. d""!'3 01 te.cen.t uoof' was nteward o f d,noIuin.,iun reDorted n l"st some suppiy trains, bat many Rebels , . u, Kv.....hr . - " tha lueane Asylum at llarristiure, inned r , .,... i t,;m more severely mail during ihe pasiwrek. We dedicating a Freewill Baptist Colored Mis have news of noihiu but repulses, except a 8j0D Chapel, ill West Harrisburg, same fcingle success of BornsiJe, who captured 4 , a., gun. and 400 prisoners, but was unable to da' 1 De bccnud Presbyterian Church keep the guns. Builer'a ngers have done , of Harrisburg is cnuiposcdof colored peo nothing," Ac. t plSj gnd ,h8 coored Methodists have a Then follows along editorial comparing ' ,irg9 cijUrch aU(I riw h(W8 of wof. the Unton soldiers to tba Tories and Brit-; 8hip Thfce chufc!l orgltliwtioa. is a l.b of ,o, and the Rebels to tho Whigs tt d Btart oi mat uy in snort, mo wnoie fiieet is a. traitorous and full of falsehood as any issued from Richmond or Charleston. j "S"1 ua a wru"K ,1Jle ,a WD,cn ,0 cut Now, Gen. Jackson or any other good 1 wbeat- As ,ho rc"uit of carcful esPer' ttilitary man would have bung, on siaht. , ment nja,ie b correspondent of the Ger- tba Arnold caught at circulating mch i insurrectionary lies in Lis camp. Hardly : let. culpable is ha who circulates similar ; lhe "u,l,dIe vf ihe car can b8 etched be tuff, in supposed security, amonir the ! twoen lhe CDB;" "d leave nothiog but Very bill, and vallies from whioh armies are to be supplied ! "Apple3 of Gold." Governor Andrew, .of .Massachusetts, recently said : I know not what record "of sin awaits tne in tbe other world ; but this I do kuow. , . , . mat i never was so mean as to desmse an? man because he was poor, because he was ignorant, or Decause He was black." That is worth a setting in "picture of silver." We append to it simotbic like ' froin a greater than any earthly source : 1 "And hath male of one bloid all nation, of men for to dwell on all tha faca of the earth." Acs xvii. .W-Tbermomcter in Lewiabur Satur day last, up to 9G-iu Harrisburg, 100. Heat is needed to perfect grain and fruit. JJy-tne-way.tbe hot.dry weather around Petersburg, and ibro' the counter .ff..... ! ill'. lly disprove, the theory tbat cannonading bring, on rain. The great law. of the tinivera. .re not disturbed by such trifling Wiation. on . minute P.rt of it. surface W" Alert Societie." are composed of young mis.es whose oljoct is to sew for Ibe wldier Man. liL . 1' , van uuwo lDe OJeaamg, 0f jh. tidier, on their head.-(.nd perhaps keep ome girlsout of mischief, too.) SHt staru rather late, but Mr.Rey. ha. undertaken the job of "layina lKaJ..-.ta1 m.m . H I I Andrew Johnson's Opinions. I If any one has any doubt, in view of th rpsnnnri'mn rtt.aitinn tn cjliioh he 14 evidently destined, he has but to turn to an? part of the noble Teonesseaan'a record ' since the outbreak of tba Rebellion. In lii rnlv to Senator Lane, of Oregon, in n Fary j,, on lhe 8ubject, Johnson ; CI(!aimt,j , ,.T(J Sir ,jtr from Ore;on asks tno ' wi,at t would i wi'h the Rebels, were I ih l.ival. tto I'in ieeiK. uoon wbom the .... ' . . . .. ... ' increase 01 luuus. ana in view oi ma new , v....,,s J . ' . Itltrn Ilift mf.ininiffiiisifinn .it I tr l .nrmr 1 . . . w calamiiis of this uuprnvoked aud wicked N , ,, i. , v . , . . . ,.:,. i, ' held, opening noutbward it was resoivea i f.11 .i.h criahin.. weight. to.ll., 51st 1 ., and by h i merits has ! 150 orj(, for tho j,iasiuU .... . i . riHw'U Irom utn tjorp. to .l ljteiit. i "What ba br .uht tots war uu in ns ' . , L: c... -i i Society the coming yoar. i . -- , , eitraei liouj a iiMier 10 uis urai vauiaiu.j - .... I,"t me ans. r i'i nui word lot mo epoak ..,. .i.. v . v, i I ... f, , , ' ca .. . . ....1 ,k.. .n, ,!..,.-..at ...... J:"!,-1:";" Six years ago, Mrs. Clinton Lloyd, of rrll multitude an bear mi SLAVERY 1 1 We first mot tbe enemy in the Wilder f Hundreds of voices : 4 Taut', eo I That's , DCS3) May G. Vt'o got on the Geld early God s truth i in the moruing and kept moving about M'u sneer at the Ivmanoipatton Proo .... . , . . ,. , !n.. i until about noon. Ihen forming in tine. Urnition, and call It a tyrannical assuiup- : " b tioa of authority, a despotis usurpation of j "dvanced through tha wood, a .hort power. Listen to what I now say such distance ; the enemy opened on us ; we re talk is the language of treason. ' turned the compliment, drove them from ".Sometimes the clouds appear dark and i ln,.,i.,.nmplim I nnnf. fnnlino nf : . j;. : . Tcm.mbeT ,hiU thcra . . . . in,. 1 is a lion, l am eneouraitea. 1 nonun not a, religion, as I ought to be, I sometimes walk bv faith, and I hav found it eon- . i ... ,.. , Kmcuo ju. "" "e -"e ' " to see. And on tbe whole, though our I suffering has been great, our blessedness ! be the greater when the day of oar ! triumph shall come!" Tried by and escaped from the Ores of persecution, Johnson is to ba trusted. " a?"Oa the 17th and 18th, near Peters-1 ' lhe burg, the 51st P.V. was engaged, and Union county companies suffered thus C'l. E. David l.enharl, kille'. ti..u..,.-l.,e il. Jais 1, Se-bnU. in le?. (home.) i.'i ro. Thi s Msiiek.see ely: t.'orp. M 11 r. t, h.;nj, H O I.iehl. heal , Henry Milier. Irg ; llarion Kenurdv and m Heck- man, shoulder; Jacobs Br'ob, leg and arm Wm Mchiuure, head. ..... n . jonainau nrmer, lace. t'O. K Sere. Tho's Pieree(Williainspori) killed. Corp. John Vanlew, arm. K. 11. roster was abot clear tbro from one side to the other, but C. U. Shriner left him in a hoDeful condition. Colonels . "cla' "c"" UU vu'"u among the wounded. 1 . . A I . 1 I n f..,.t . .A Lieut. J. Russell Wineate and Frank ,.,,.. t ..... .. Blair of Milton, J . Reed of Pottsgrove, and Lieut. Curtis C. Pollock of Pott&ville, When to I'tr Wheat. There ia a mantown TJ-jrayh, it has been ascertained ,uat ,ne ProPer tlme 13 wnen ,D8 Srln ,n tbe busk and a thick pulp, without any fluid arouud it. edge.. t?i-We never saw our faithful corres pondent, whose death we record below, but be bad woo an honored name. 8tTir. SOIxiMON I). II tOKNBVCII, of Co. It . 5?d P T, from ilrady T: l uiou Co, wa. killed ..n tho llitli in.L. ""T '','' r'b";- ' J mu-k-t tu fn,m lb i-, Kllutlynial.lui( tiy..o. irl,r. iir.it. i..luul tnr. year, an., aud m.o.. .. , iUjn ia-i. ii- bilo l.-i-0 r. a yeara ai'., auu m villi..:., i m Jan la-l. 11,. waa E,,;!,i:"'J "Special Election Proclamation for TJ''D8 ou Ameudmeut. to the Consti- ln"oa 00 8CC0U(1 Page of " Ppcr. WTbe Lewisburg Baptist Sabbath School bad their outdoor celebration, Saturday last. Haryland Constitntlonal Convention M.AMIIK liUUIlED EITI.WT. Baltimore, June 24. The Con.tita "00al Conventioo of Maryland, in session . . ! 'l AnnaPPoli. PM8d, to-day, by a vote of i , l? 27 n,,"s ,he -""llowing rticle I , of R,h,, ! I ritoZSZZ'fl A neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, 10 tbe Pn''hment of crime, whereof , P!TJ h'1 h'T! been dlJ d, i.od 'e"0D' be d -bor a. After all their bowling against the $300 elause in the draft law, we believe all the Copperheads in Congress voted against abolishing it. Precious hypocrites I A younc son of Goorire HIv mire, nf no'iura, was thrown from a horse ono day Ut wy wrioili isjued, j , are reported killed. , big fellow asked uia to stop, aud when ha . ments.for waut of business many people, , r rankl.n Rppository.Chambershnri:. Pa. tvvnvr5,T Tn v .1 Ml'.i ! r ,iv i, - j i- r j t. . from the enormous oricea demanded have The Olsl I'lasr will contain Portraits I W EDNEsDil, Jl Li 0,1501, IKev. P. B. Marr. cf Lewi.hunr. ' M 1 "ulJ DOt. nd b' fired' but i 21 d bavinTmea ?f -son and other eminent ,n. a, 10 o'clock, A M, all that me.s.Mge and ,, - - i happily missed, it was a very warm " ; Jiaps ot unities ana liattie r lens, and will ot sronnd situate on W ater St, Lewisburg, was to preach for tbe O. h. I resby :cnan, removal of the Bank of r"'len,l,S!, war uPon -VpP'rhcads nntil late the esiaie of M.av and ll.ssu Bbaea. aud T. E. Clapp, of tba University, for P 6 8 v .1 T ? a , tem tl,e 0 ' i iheir decisive defeat . Nov. next. It will be ; deceased. It will be sold in two pans, or . f , ' , " , ; The loss of II was, George W. Foote, ! Northumberland, from tbat place to Sun- a neatly pnn.ed paper of twenty columns. altogether, to sail pnrchasers-it heme suit- the baptists of Harrisburg Sunday last, oiJeDjurf ,84a0 j,; . j bur,, on .be Ctb inst., stood 2,14 1 in mvs-csji ,.v J.v-K .b.e for oecupat.oS by TWO FAMILIES. J. L. Phillips, M. D. (about to return ,, r ' , , . . favor, aud 102 against removal. Whola Onec.pv Went. The boildmss are rood, and the Lot cove- . . i.ji. ' . ; i ccrSe y. wounded. Missing Damhpr f ah . .000. VZZ?7'U ""'t'" l S red with choice Froit Trees. The point ; From a Lewisburger in the S. W. JlAt "2 A.J. H. describe, the Kebel " 1 . ' , ositioo. at Tunnel Mil, Buxx.rda Ron,t ' POfc ! end Resaca, en very strong, and couimotids : highly the energy and skill that our force. ... r have displayed ID gaming possession in them. Peaches will be ripe in about a month whortleberries are ripe now." MAY 31, near Dallas, (Ja.-Tbe seventh day of severe battles or general skirmish- ing. Dallas is twenty miles from Atlanta, tuejr Wjrja Bud held them for a short time. Tba Brigade on tbe left failing .to coma nn. ve bad to fall back short 1 " ; Stance to protect our fl.nk W e ad- i vanoed again in the evening, and held our , m , r ground until aiier aarx, wnen we were re - i )jCTej The loss of Co. II, was Harrison ,. , . .. ! j ' ' ' j miek, Peter Smith, deorge an Gcior, Frederick Smith, (sinca dead) wounded. We next met the enemy at fpottsjlva- nia C. II. May 12. Tbo fighting com - menced at daylight and we were under a j hot fire all forenoon. About I. P. M., , . ,. ... . I we wore formed into line with order, to "ueu iu goou a.jf.o until we got to within a few hundred yards of tneir work, wb9 ,be- ien, ia ,be canjg. . , ., . 'of bJ ,ue vjholeeale and their infantry j opened at tho aame time. The men took refugo behind a bank, and opened lively, but our left flank wa. exposed and the , nra tning wo anew a ungaue or neoeis , came np in our rear through tho woods. . Thcv wero soon among u.. Our men - ..mmanMri I. fall h.n. I I, a lolut a nr. - j dered Ibem to surrender : gome did ao, others did not, and we got up a regular l """. -'J- "i"r i i . i i c u. tl . j .... ...... , hand-to-hand fight. They wanted ma to I In the City of New York, a number of ; halt, but I could not see tho point. Una , Lt. Campbell, Hugh M'Clure, David C. 1 Brewer, Harrison ilause, Daniel Wetio'l, John Harts, Wm. Miller, Jacob Smith, Isaiah Smith, Simon Gass. I Jj not think Campbell was hurt. We readied the North Ansa on the evening of the 24th, but did not get en gaged, a. we had a battery to support. On the morning of tbe 27th I was put in charge of thirty-four nieu on picket, in an open field within 250 yards of the Rebel, works. They made us keep low all tbe time. About 11, A. jM.. order. cam8 for mo to send in tha picket, ono at a time. I seat in a few, when tbe Rebel. found what we were at; tbey watched us close, and as man would rise to go four or five hundred rifles would crack at once, until they wounded John Erdley and a man belonging to Co. E. Tho men then said tney would rather De taken prisoners than run tbe risk. I told them they were soon to be captured unlets they went Several more went, but the rest would not start. So I essayed it myself, snake fash, ion, crawling along, but tbey soon discov ered me. I got up and ran until it became too bot, and dropped behind a log until they quit firing. Then I ran again, and wa. soon sheltered by bill, and got back safe. I lost Erdley and Yoder, and about 12 men of other companies, some of whom were wounded. I think they were all taken prisoners. I never wish to with draw pickets in daylight if they are in an open field. We marobed from there four miles, took op a line, and dug rifle pita. On the evening of June 1st, tbe Rebels made an attack on ns. Wo had some troops on onr left, but they run without firing a gun. H and E wero on tho left of tbe line, tba 3 left Companies (K. G. B.) being farther on tbo right. The Rebels made a break for tbe gap. When wo saw it, Lt. Foster and I left-faced our companie. and deployed them in tha gap, got tbe men behind tree, and logs, and tbey opened on the Rebels in floe style. In a few moments, tbe Rebels halted, and Co. II. K. G. and tt. earns up and we held Ibo line. It wis a most interesting little hbt Wm. Lepley was wouuded Juno 3J, wa uero foimod in lin i line about We bed order, to charge, hav- j ing a large field to crow. We crossed in ! B ,ft, . n. i .i : a , fine style, drove the Rebel from tl.e.r B.st , nfi pilj. Lt. tel. sotiall was Kiliea oe- ; fore we got np. We were under fire nnt:l , i i 1 1 I Tl. . I.,., . f aara.wuen we were rencveu., j u tbe Uegimcnt was 62 wounded, U killed. j Loss of II, Aarn Williamson, Levi Bren- singer, killed, Corp. Jacob Bacbenbcimcr, wounded, i otal loss.oi co. tt, is - j killed, wounded and missing. I have una Williamspor', lost her purse containing 518. Tbe purse was found in the Court House yard, bat the money was missing, Recently, she received 82U, stating, that it was for the 818 (and intorcs') eo taken from ner, and asking tbat me receipt or tbe same should be publicly acknowledged, wbich has been done for the satisfaction of I the troubled conscience cf the wrong doer, j "7"' 1 San Francisco, June 20. A largo and enthusiastic 1 eetinff was held here. . i.,..:..i,, , ,;f., ,l r 1 ; j G(veroor ,j0w j . . ... .. n...: u. i , apeeou, ,u vey ...u..u t a : Jebt l,incoa tn, denunciation of slavery j was loudly applauded. Similar meetings are cemg ucm mrougocui too ctaie. .Tamp Moorn. shoemaker. whnQA friend ,re sjverti,iDg for information in regard 0 him, died, live or six years ago, in Del- aware township, Northumberland county. 1 Further information can be obtained by I in'luir'"e of Mr9- El-.a Grove,, of satd township, residing near tbe Luion Baptist j cllurcb.Ljl,(li,, At the Depot, recently, Mr. John K. Hayes, whilo taking food and drink to sick and wounded soldiers, was jostled by - ' a crowd, and after be passed through lonnd that be bad been robbed of about 8"0. ; Several ladies bavo suffered in like man- ner. liluimjnrt Jlulfctin. A b(1J about nio, yearg 0Jt nsmed I Kdward,son of Daniel Smith, was drowned , in the lumber basin of Herdia Lentil ..... .. . IV IHIA IV 11 lift m.mirt I. A mm .II.mnMna "-"Tr "".ZT, ::rZ.ZV 10 over loose log. a very dangerous . tbe butchers have closed their establish- Letters received by tho Commissioner of Agriculture show tbat tbe growing crops in tbe Eastern and Middle States promiaa well. The bay, it is thought.will amount tO a third more than USUal. i i.ii.i. -r tt .. unarie. i. cananau, oi .siuany ua:i, was crushed to death by the caviug in of the shaft of an iron mine where he was superintending, near Ilublersburg. r ruui t.tay 10 10 uuue iu-u sick or wouuded soldiers, passing through, have been waited upon by tbe Ladies' Aid So at . TO . - T io .(..If 1 . ciety of illiainsport", Pa. Tbe Pennsylvania State Teachers' As sociation will meet at Altoona, Thursday, August 2, at 10 o'clock, A. Jl., and con tiuue in session three day 9. Georgo Mattern, of Tyrone, not seeing a coniioir train f hid by a curve) upon a i railway bridge where ba stood, was hurt j B0 tnat ne dled BOon Bfter A yonng man named Washington ITeg arty, of Lumber city, Clearfield county, was fatally injured on the 8th inst., by tho falling of a tree. Potatoes, onions and beans, are most profitable crops to raise,as,during tbe war, tbey will command high prices, and there ia no limit to tbo demand. . During tbe month of May. $.900,000 oents and 25.000 two cent niece, were I coined at the U. S. Mint and jet they are scarce. A Connecticut farmer discovered that bis oows have been regulary milked by black snakes, lie killed five snakes. Joseph C. Hornblower, Chief Justice of New Jersey, bas gone tn bis grave, full of years and of honors well merited. A colored sergeant, Stephen A. Swarts, has received aseoond lieutenant's commis sion for bravery. A lady in Portland, Maine, issued cards for a supper party, and had " no Butter" printed on them. John M. Clay, living near Lexington, lost f 25,000 worth of race horses by tha Morgan raiders. It is asserted that sixty thousand Ten nesseeana bave taken tbe amnesty oath. Oarabaldi .ay. Gn. Graoi i. tba "right man in the tight place." Doubtleas. daylight. J Tba Atlsnfe papers of tba 28tb ol. p- P " tbelil.es no- to run aw.v, but to remain and I rovide for the woauded from , wbich , j from h(f Nl)rlh i,,, Bhii8 lnef have I 1 .irfy mnre than ihoy ean take cr of. ! , - - . If e"jflfl15J OICTCJ iQJC aVW "C W 3 , j v;l'UDe'tln fa reIUrneTfro.n a ' i ; T;.j, t0 Qen. (iran. lie was entities- jieally received visited some of the front ! Corrected Semi- Weekly Ay J. Wall it Co. t $1.85 Butter 8 25 1.S0 Erfffi 'lb ,. i f.n iiar,i f.-.j. -15 t )lt8 3.1 if, 75 Tallow It) j i5;iriey"" 91) 1 00 Potatoes GO , pjmse(j 2.25 Dried Apples,lb. S 1 13 Wool 65 a 90 gij,., A Shoulder 12 Country Soap 4uG , dn wj,h Ui,s 10 Raffs 4 6 fVJ&RRJElJ BrProf'i.K nii..iwii.iir,2j.iin,i.nRii!nimT0N of Gr-u.mi tp ana kakaiic. uehk oc horudci. By b.bi Ki. s..ai.r.i ia.t evass 11 1 Ml9 SUK K. UAWSON. b"U vt Ui.tur. ,.. K. ln,t. lwl T ,r. a . KATB B. il.htrui r.rira...a M.ry wiliielm. j , ', '."''''Th h in-t. c-l 4". .. MAKY.d.u.'hl.r t ML'S.-hlt. u..T-l i : ... I M. Urtif LOST This (Tuesday) morn-ni. in Lew - iborg. or between that place an.l fapt. Uonsal's residences lady's small SATCHEL, m.nsarhcles valued by the owner and il amount of monev. The finder will : conta a sinait amount ot money. bescnably rewarded by leaving itai thii oflice & 3 . MIE premises known as theSejsion Hons. 1 at the corner of Front and St.Lonis Sts, will be ollered to lhe highest and best bidder on Hatvrttni), lhe Uih day of July, 1864, at 1 o'clock, r.M. 1 he pntcnaser. " part oi me - :., ...... ... ri.Km lh. ..1d.k.ll .amnw.n consideration, to ara'le lhe awlo-bill. reraovinx the rubbish and repairing and nlakinj a fence aimilar lo lhe one-arnnnd lhe rest of lhe lot, along the space vacated by the building thi premises to be removed wiihin ten davs after lh sale. Terms rash. JOHN It l.i.V.N. .wrrvtary of tb lIabarg Lilrrsry AKtHK-lailiB THE OLD FLAG! riVPIMiV PAPPR f. lK- P-!.. V - - ' " " ....... .... ... .... ..... . , . , ' IV devoted to lhe election of Lcol and J(M,Sf r,on and Freedom, and ihe Right ol sUItia.e to our brave Soldiers-will be ' issued en the 81st July.and weeklv thereafter unnl the full returns of the Presidential i Election can be given, from the oilice of ih oly Thirty do do 10 W Firir do do 15 nn An.1 at thp name rate (30 cents p?r eij) fr any . nunitfr or ftl'ly. j )-U.t ..ry warn! t'ninn mmn tit on.e eonim.D.e to r.iw a eluh fnr hi. immlt.t4 m iuhburbood. so tl;at ! I ',,h"-?u?'""ro ''""r""'; . . ,. . . ! d.i.l Lm.ln. and tlu wcund will cuntain a Portrait r Aadn ir J.'hnwin. I Addre SI 'C LUKE i STOXKR. 1 t'hmh.T.hu. P. TUST received a fine assortment Lailir' ,1 I1 rH taOOilN, Embroidery, Veils Gloves, Trimmings, Arc. &c. suitable for lhe l season also a fine lot of Domestics at KKEMEK, LONG &. CO 3 June 20, 1S4 C iltrtTS just ree'd (June 20) by KR EMER. LONG & CO Kpensie Hook. A blank book, thus labelled, has been found, and is left at Ibis office for Ihe owner I IIAWLEY'S Solidified D ( N T" A L CREAM, or Ctanniij, Whitrnipg tml rmertiny the TEETH! rilHIS arlirle is nrenared with lhe greatest IS article is prepared with the greates I e.rennnn scientitir. nrincinles and war- care npon scientific principles and war d not lo coniain anything in the slightest 1 Lit. ranted net lo coniain anything in ihe shentrst degree deleterious to lhe teeth or gums. Some, of our most eminent Dental Surgeons have ; HiTo their winption to and rhrfully mx)tuiniidr4 it .irp.rati"u ..i . .x 'iu""r -'...(. - Untnx au.l prrwvrvinv lb 1KKI1I. It Henim FMiiiiy, : MtlrrinKtbi'ailwaijailutlywbittan.lpvry without th whre thr, .re ulwratl and wrf, and if au MolUnC j di.infrrtor fcr old or dcarrd trv-th, (rhirh ar ..tVa I ewtJini(ty oiTfuti' . It giro a rich and creamy tat f to th mouth, r trail t us 11 inorouaiy, ana uutiariiug 4-'i.iitfui Iwsranc to th. breath. Prepared only by A. H AAV LEY, S. W. rorarr iota aa. Lumbar. His, Philadelphia, aaif mid by all Drvjijittt. PRICE 23 CENTS. . Test ImonlalH. The followingopinion of Dr. While as lo the high esteem in which he holds the Dental Cream, mu.l be sufficient evidence of its value. To quote others in detail is needless, contenting ourselves by simply giving the names and addresses of persons who speak of its excellence fur tha leeih. PalunarFm April IV IS'n. a.,! ,.V?r, 'J'?'!.- 1 tha pubiiegoiMnlij. It ia a. .irellent pn,.araiioa for s.audean i o.ed by I ytJftEZZb i gum, and impMU a I cieaaeinjr ana pnn.r.in, nm enn, 1 .11 peranns with tha atm..t nuiid.o nro perfectly hmrnleaa. Iteeidea preaorving I .mniilM a Ke.lihw .ethtn Ia tlia ..m. .n.l nlaaaantiwss lo Um broatb. Da. W. K. WIIITK, 120. Arch St. Tan's Isnatw, M l, IVnliat, 491 K foarth St J. BlKKBT. AM S Si. lb St It. Vaooucs, Sureo. Dentiirt. 4 Arrh St C. A. Knmaaimv, Oeolht, 1 1 IK alnut M . Uilijsoh.m. 1)11, Arch St W. M. tiaos, J7 Arrh HI KnwluTiiwsalll,DeBtlt,S4 W Foorta St h. H. Duuaur, He.t. so: N Tenth M. L-lmoa, UantM, JU M piith M lylOiO It $10 JW HARDWARE STORE in LEWISBURG. KE. W. PROCTER, LATE of PHILADELPHIA, L..a opened a LKGE and COMPLETE stuck of Real Estate. ! EXEUUTOIi'S SALE. TIHE sut.eriher will tflrr ai i'o'ilic Sale, I ai the Court IIuQjs, la tU borough uf I.eA'uburj;, on , Wednesday, the 29th of Jane Inst, a good FARM, and TIMBER LAND, also, a lare MIW-MILI., stiuated on l'enns creek, in Lnuelene township. I nion county, about four miles from Miftlinbure The Farm anJ Timber contain about 30 , .tT?l. The Saw-Mill it lined with a tir j cular Saw, and driven by the fine water pow er of I'enns creek. I.aie tiie esiaie of Hugh Bellas, dec'J. CHAHLES PLEASANTS, ; Sunbury, June in, ls6l Eiecuior. ORPHANS' COURT SALE 0s VAI.LAU1.K REAL ESTATE. By vinue ot an order of Orphans' Court of -VnhumbrrUnd county, the tubsrnher will epoe to sale on the premises on .MONDAY the S-Vh of July, ltsl, iht following ilsacri- ' bed real esiaie i fiiuaie.1 in Chillisquaqne township, Worth- nmlierland couniy.lruniinn on ihett esibranch . of die Jusijnehanoa nver,abont one mile from . Lewisbur and three from Milton, attoinice . . r , , - e .. i iv.'UI UUU:iCT iICliruuciici uti. u. laaae va lands of the heirs of Franklin Candor, dec d, . UeerT have b,eD granted to the anbscribrt I . , u I . . i . . esst. Josenh Mptfrl nit Ihp nnrlh. and said i.ii inf. xiimn. I. im ti ii.i.r.i.r.n tin n. West Brnnrh nf lhe Stusnnehanna river cn : ,ne mel comainin? UH1I AIKL1 more or less, all cleared and in a high state ol cultivation. The Improvements thereon p4.are a commodioos double brick Dwelling 4-sT.Hou se recently fined up. Out Kitchen, a Well of ricellent water wuh a pomp, and all necessary conveoiences to make it a desira ble residence, also a frame BASIC BAKX, a Va;ou hnnss, and Tenant house, are onjmi said premise, and a number of rxcelleatlC? bearing Fruit Trees. Saie lo commence at 10 o'clock is the fore noon of said day, when terms will be made 1 K ,uwu JACOB RODENBAUGH, I Adm. , .i.h .. .HI .nal ot liA.en K,,4e-J ! SALE OF REAL ESTATE ".TILI. be sold at public sale if not sold j before at private sale on commands a beautiful view of the usque- hanna. For terms apply lo JAMES F. LINN. Attorney in fact for lhe heirs. Lawisburg, May ST. 1S&4 SHERIFFS SALES. virtue oi a writ oi tenr.x.ann Ai.i.ev. I) Fa. iud out of the Court of Common fl"1 ,'"ion1 Co" " 8n? me A,rtc,t I wui oe tipo.ej 10 puunc saie or outcry on f . Siturihii, July 2, 18G4, at the Riviere House in lhe borough of Lew isl'iirc. county aforesaid, at 1 o'clock, P M-, PART ot a ceriain lot of ground situate in ihe borough of Lewiburg, county aforesaid, numliered wuh the general town plan, eigh teen ('). bounded nn ihe south by Market !.,'o the raat hy Mra. Samuel Ammnn,pn th north Hy Ch.rrv all.v. aud on th wt by Wni. Caoieivn. Ri., caiamitta-Our-i-i-Mli ..f an Art, more or !..-. wberet.n j ar. .mW a Urp- l.o and a half -l..rr, Brlrk ..wiling llt.nwe. sioro Ktiom. f raiiM, M.bl., and olhrr Outhund-' . - . . . . toe". itii the apt'tirieiiaorea, t, u tho jirotrtj of Keefer, deceased, late of . hue Deer Twp, ami iioiuuroa. j having been granted lo the subscribers by tha ALSO, at ihe same time and place, all that i Register of Lnion conntvin due form of law. mei.nae and trart of in.pro.e.i Und. Mtoat. in while ; a pf rS(OOS indebted to said estate are hereby l.-.r loan. b-p.e.'untr an.l Slate af Te-a..hniml.-d and ' r. . . ,. . . A de ni-i a. r..ii,..:' on lineni i.n.i or ir. Uan..k. ' noiined to make immediate payment, and a4 tli..nee ...nth one iiaifd.jrea wet ai -n-hua to a io.t having any just claims against the same may w line: thene. .iuh m' dre... e tj ,,; ie. I nstBl ibem dulv authenticalcd for seltlemeot to the eent.T of tlie .!. k . . turnr-ike : theme alvoir j 1 -(he renter of aald tnrnt'ike north SSU deerees went (HI , 10 irrhea toai.lf,ne: theni-e nonb I1 . dtreea mrst lss-lo I I"-"" P'- ,b"n rlh Mi . d.ree. e.t lis! 1 i.trrlrt to j-'U thfih al'Tiic unnl: vt ttl Itr. Dan- wkT vuti. 17 qt-iwiriM in prrhvp to ih- of kwaniu. e.miai.no A Ao.. an I i:;7 tXZ rtrfhtt or torT lv HaUM, blliMjt iy ,.f irvn or. Umt.a quarry. .pni. nrrhar-1 an-! other iruit trwrJ, a PT!Ok, pt Bevrr fl,lhne WMtfr 9mT th.. hu. te. IrVinl and takeD In -x-culi.ul the pn-iM-rtT of L. im ei ' J ' Menn fhrrilT Oltlf, UwUhortf. June 6, l 4 TAVERN STAND a STORE ROOM , and all the fixtures ready for Us. i and a DWEi.I.I.VR adjacent lo Store. Possession of Tavern, Ht .f April next A Store and Dwelling, on two days' notice. THO. ARBI CKLE. Slifer P.O. Dniontown, Brady Tp, Union Co, Pa, Dec. -1, IS". Farm for Sale. THE .onth-wesi quarter of seetioa 17, town 7, north rang 8, east of lh 4ib nnncinal meridian. The said Farm lies about two miles north of the city of Freeport, in Stephenson Co., Illinois, has about Tony Acresnnder eultivaiion.wtth Log House and other Oti'.buililings; is watered j b. cri, f ,ne most beautiful Springs in the ; eouwy. and Ihe balance of Ihe tract i. covered by a thrifty growth of limber. Every acre of the faro is susceptible of cultivation, and when suitably improved would make one of Ihe moat inviting re.i. ilence. ia Illinois. For pamculanenqnire of Francis Wilson, nf Lewisborg, Pa-; Sam'I B. Harris, of Free port, III., or tbe subscribers, al Savanna. III. E. CH AM BERLIN, .Nov. 20. 1863 L. 11. BOWEJf. FOR. SALE. ADEMIRXBLE Duili'.inf Lot, litaated aB a pleasant part or Lewisbarg. Tinas to sun ibe purt.ha-.er. For farther in forma, lion inqairi of 11)32 CDBKBWRB FOR RENT. IWOTOKEY Brick HOL'SB aad-4 LOT en North fourth street. J March IS, 'Bi. H. P. DHELLEK. TOBACCO PLANTS JOil SALE. A Cue lot of HEALTHY 1 Tcbatco I'lanll for sale by lbs subscriber, residing on South Third airtat near JJesa' Livery. Lewisbura. WILLIAM KETCH CM. June 10. 1864 pd3l The Lewisbarg Deposit Bank HAS-this day declared a Dividend of foar per cent, for tbe last aix months, frM trom.tUe Government Tax. payable on daw manJ. li. 1'. SHELLER, Treas'r. Its, 4, 1-31. Estate of Godfrey Dleffanderfer.dec'd. a v T V luTn t THS'Sl VrtTirP Wharaaa. A Letters of Administration on lh eslata ... :..,.. jm i... f Wk. by t he Keeister ol Lnion county in ua lorna i -! ...... - . . . . ol law, thereiore an persons luaeoteu to wia estate are requested lo make immediate pay mem, and those having jusl claims agaiaH the same may present them duly auihenueUM for aetilement. lo NELSON DIEFFENDERFER. Adm'f White Deer, May 30. 164 pd NOTICE. rpHS partnership heretofore existing ba I tween Peter Beaver, Hamnel Ocddaa James S. Marsh, Levi Rooke and Joseph W. Shriner, doing butines under the Dims aal firm of Biateb, Gannts, Maasa & Co., was dissolved by mutual consent on the d day of April, 13S4, by Samuel Ueddes and Jo. W. Shriner selling oct their interests and wiuV drawing from the concern. Tbe business of the laie firm will be .aa tied np bv lhe new firm of Baavia, Maasa fc Co. DEAVER, UEDDES, MARSH & CO. April 2, ISM. Estate of Daniel Blngaman, dee'd. "yOTICE is hereby given, lhat Letter, of J. Administration npon lbs Eslata of Uisicl BisoAi, late of Hartley township. I nion t-o., deceased, have been granted M the undersigned, by the Register of Union county, in due form of law; therefore all pt sons knowing themselves indebted to sai4 estate are requested to make immediate pay ment, and those havint" just claim, agaiaat the same are also requested to present lhe ox properly authenticated fcr settlement to Sl'SAN BINGAMAX, Admin'x. Hartley Twp, April 23, 1S61 A. ELTON & Co., i u rv'n ' tj TVt fi VVHTi D'IJT1 Jj ! jJjiiJjJi J Uil UJaJiJiii Jv m H d ll.i I or. la Leather, Sumac, Sheep and Calf Skins, Kit. 434 Xjrth Third it reel, Philadelphia. LEATHER. Sumac and Skins, bengal, sold on Commission. Advance, made on Consignments. Nov. 25, 63m 3 Estate of James Eeefer, dee'd. 4 DM IN ISTR ATORS' NOTIC E. J.tllana , r f ,::.,(. . lh- f l,m. JVM. tj. KKKKKH. Stenen Co . Slew York. 1050 MAKTI.N KKr.fKtt.Bulfalo.Tp.laio.Co.Po Agents Wanted Everywhere to sin, th. anaasT Fall Length Steel Plate Engmlng OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN ! Signing the EmancijiationProcIamatioi. address, JOHN IAI. r , IWish.r. Maylomt No. i; g.Olh 8 , rbilad.lpaOJ. Administrator's Notice. 1TTHEREAS, Letters Testamentary upnai the estate of WILLIAM MITCHELL, laie of Lime-tone township, I'nion Co .dee'd. have been gran led lo the subscriber, in duo form of law, notice is hereby given to all pr- ...nc knnavino- ihpmaplvpa In hp indpr.lp.1 IA sad" es,alet l0 immediale payment i ;and ,no,e having claims against Ihe same. will present them duly authenticated for st lleraent. GEORUE F.. sEEuOLU, Adia r Limestone Tp. 1047 NOTICK ! rpHE accounts or Hl'XTER PARDOB E1 X deceased, have been left for collection a, ,h,e office of JAMES t. LINN Esq. whera ;So claim, against the estaie may be pre.- enied. Ulillcr wantetl. A good Miller can secure a g-J sitaaios luqu're of JOHN WALL 4 CO L.wiaburg, May !6, 1861
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