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Jupsrfay Mornins Si Friday Afternoon.
AMBXl'MKNTS TO TUB OiNSI ITl'ilUN.
For Ar F.rst Amrthtmtnf.
Fur the S'rimrf A nftirtni'nt.
Fur the Third Atnindmritt.
Election on Tuesday, A"? 2, istil
District and County Nominations.
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I'uroaer-RKNJ.MIN Htls.or U .Uill'iurs.
Election on Toi'silav.O 'l. II, IMil
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Election on Tne-day, Nov. S, IM4
lulfersily at l.e llurft, I'a.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK 1864.
Sundi). July il.
r M. Annosl Sermu l. f ,r tlie Srtv ut tu iulry, l.y
Kr D C Kent. I H. l'l.ii l'0 lo.
KTeolnft Anul Srin'Mi N-t.ir l' Ki. CJ. tiuo., bf
lie. J.U.UisTLL, Ui-.t i'tilli.Jr.i.iUA.
Tursdjy. Jul) 211.
A-M.Mtwtin nf llt'ifcr-li, I'ru.tee-. unil rurmtnr.
Annual Mlinc- of tli MuriOion S'M-i-t'.
Jfvwning Auivrsry ol M.-ii-t nf Alumni :
OrNtur K.t. A II l.is...i'krihi,.lii-ro. N.V.
Pjrt KrT A J II iisSii, L. p uce vliie.
H'eduesda), Jul JT.
A. M . Comm.nrvmiit i.f 1 lirnuii.-i ls.).artniut.
I'. M. l'iorrity r'. ui luolitute.
Xvuibg nnir-rr f l.itmrr S.N-ti.il.:
Orator K.llfLT. s Mti'iikslfc, LL.D Ptiilmd.
Thursda. July 'is.
C,illec. iViioniiiv uiciit.
Tbe Great Rebel Raid turned into a
SKCDADDl.K!
The 3d or 4 b "On to UWu'rorW of
tbe Rebel spoilers, seems to have c imc to
a sudden and ingloritus end. Doubtless
they expected to have found Washington '
or Baltimotc, defenceless or, that tbeir
threatening tbe North would call away
Grant, thund-riog with ail bis host at tbe
gates of Kicbmind. 1J it iu b.tb they met
bitter disappointment. After a lung and
painful march, with 30 000 or 40.000
lueo, for 250 miles, io summer' beat,
much of it through a wasted country '
driving our forees long, yet always with
tbe greater losses defeated, routed, in :
tbeir first a-sault against one of tbe outer
works of Washington, the goal of tbeir
hopes now they turn hastily around,
to fight their way back if they cao !
They leave 'heir dead and iroundtd fo
the care of the depied Yinhee hut the
retreating "Chivalry" it it k t thiir ttulm
liornrt aud coirt ! Verily, "the tender
mercies of tbe wicked are cruel."
THE GREAT REGRET
Now, is that our peoplo did not respond
to tbe calls of our well iuformed Execu
tives, quickly enough to oljse around and
bem in Ibis force completely. TLey may
escape with enjugh horses and provisions
to keep them a mouth or two. Rut we
venture the prediction that with Antictam,
Gettysburg, aod Fort Stevens iu memory,
tbe present will be. the LAST RlBEL
INVASION of tub North !
, , , ,, , , for bosrding prisoners, in bis case only.
Capt. Carman, of tho Walls Guards, i . -., .
,,, . . . j "An aot to rcpefl Sec. 4, of an act rel
s.. alst P. V.) sent to Levi .Sterner . ...... ,
' . at r t rra t n norl 1 1 n n nnf inn rlialrmfa n n mua A
I-Capi
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a list of casualties to bis Company, from
Clb May to 21st June. I: bus mostly
appeared in our paper, but we add a few
as to men from our county :
X. M. Ilabn, taken prisoner, May 27.
John Weidle, wounded arm and leg,
June 3d, eince died.
The complete list may be seen at our
effiee.
Tbe Mifllinburg Telegraph .ays, "Col.
Kleckner aod Jno.W.Youug are reported
at City Point, safe."
Lieut. Irwio, 12tb inst, telegraph, from
Frederick that he is all right.
Early doting. In imitation of a general'
xaovement, tbe salesroom, of Lewisburg '
are to close at 8 in the evening after
II.. 1 . m .
Kiooaay next alter uct. at . ibis will
save .lght, (and fuel io tbe winter.) It
will deprive many of lounging places, and J
give employers and olerks almost a. much
time for themselves a. mechanic, aud
laborers now have.
tirtittlobl n.'..t i , .
r . ru.u.,Uuu,cnfUeCDlngelurDl(
jor goou or lorevu. n It be soused as to
induce more reading, more faithfulness to .f
tbe borne circle "early to bed aod early '
to rise" well. Rut if tbe time gained
I. wasted in idleness, in dissipation, or '
in sensual gratification ilL
"Tim. If the irp of lis., n, tll
Thv young to weaTc It viaaly well ,ft
Fr.LTONvii.LE, Mas.., July II.
Massachusetts will in all probabilitv fill
bcr quota of 100 day,' men. this week.
Tbe Fremont ticket fall, fl.t and dead,
ti.c town mat east every vote tbat
t wag i
!, for j
jmneui witoio it. borders, last fal
" iau-iicw iur uoveroor. S W M l).
iaTbe Fremooter. hereabouts all
for Honest Old Abe.
go
tvfThe stolen Mare adv'd bv k'rma. 1
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JDg & Co , ba been recovered, Lut not i
tL tbief. i
R. CORNELIUS.
In Advance.
All the Amendments.
Several of our exchanges bave argued
ably and repeatedly in favor of voting I
nt . .1 . 1.. ..rr Tl .11...- ...
"fur trie imemtmem. I nev ui u-.o o
1
tbe first proposed amendment to our State
Constitution, coiiiirmma the riant ol tbe
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Snl.Ju.ra , vnin Itnt trior-. 14 much dan-
. - .k . tl
! cer from usiui that expression. 1 here
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' ro hr' Am ndments, to bo voted upon
! , i..ird. A vote "for the Amendment"
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no voie ai an iv m i.u bus. oui, mm
not counted. If you wiU to aid Soldiers
io tbe ue of the elective franchise, vote
the ticket beaded "Urst Amendment,"
and containing, within it, tho words "For
tbe Amendmeut." Nor wi!l totiog "Fur
mujTnentS" in a lump, answer
each amendment must be voted for or
against, by issoll, to have tbe vote cast ol
: any avail
Tbe Fi.-tt Amendinint is for tba Sol
diers, to be voted ou aeoordingly.
j The S'luml and Third Amendments
j are designed to aid io proper Legislation,
! t prevent ambiguity and ootifusioo, and
chick tbe frauds and trickery praoticed
by eom? men, is and nut nf the Lgisla-
turA Thf-v tire theref irA verv imnortaot.
The.V I Amendment is as follows:
...V,, b, ah... be passed brthe ,,2is,a
roiitaiiitnir more ihnn "ie t'ltjrct. u-h rh sh ift
bf clrurly rxpnid in the title, except appro-
priation bills."
The txoili.n is ihe only ol j -ctionable
feature in .bis .ectiou-for money is
s t.mes voted, in an approPrUri,n bill,
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which oou.d n it pass iu a bill by itself.
We believe the hxecutive, the Judiciary,
the Legislative, aod other Departments,
the Charity donations, and all Lws,
should be passed in separate bills, at dif-
ferent limes, so that eaah one should
t'atid up iu i s owu merits, an not, as
now, be smuggled iu, and allowed to pass
upon the spur of necessity, by log rolling,
at the end of tbe session.
To show tbe deceptions practiced by
bills relating to different suljec'9, and
uuder unsatisfactory titles, we noiice a
fcw on our la.t Senate fiie :
i.n aot to autborix.) the sale of certain
rea estate." Where? and whose? are
reasonable inquiries, not answered by this
ijte, and for all public bemiit the bill
mi. lit well have bad no title. If the
act was proper, why was not tho title full
and fair ?
"An act to ohange tbe venue io a cer
tain case." Whose case ? what oounty ?
Very many, baviog suits io Courts, would
be alarmed by such a nugatory yet annoy
ing heading ol a tun.
"An act for the promotion of anatomi-
cal science," was to give eertaio bodies
lor surgical dissection, aud might as well
have said so at once.
In the House, "An act to lay a bounty
tax, referred to one township only, but
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ono would suppose might cover the fctate.
Why not say what township it concerned,
for the information of that township, and
to set all tbe rest of the Slale at ease ? i
A "further supplement to an act rela-!
ting to Sheriffs," does not refer to Sheriffs
at all,
but gives the Commissioners of
Carbon county power to pay 2,25 per
week for boarding prisoners, past as well
as prospective. Iustead of "relating to
sheriffs," tbe bill should bave read "An
act to confer special favor upon one
Sheriff by raising tbe usual compensation
ative to certain election distriots, approved
April 27, 1855." Wby not say what the
bill
was for, instead of snob roundabout !
verbiage to binder legislator, from know
ing what it was for who want, to hunt
up old law book, uselessly 1 or who has
time in tbe usual hurry of legislation ?
"An aot relating to passenger railways,"
repeals tho law against running them on
tbe Sabbath.
Another aot favorable to publio morals,
a. one would suppose by tbe title, bad
exactly tbe opposite meaning in tbe bill,
in our opinion.
There are two bill, reported, entitled
"An aot relating to tcattt." Waste of
what f
"An aot relating to Allegany county"
B 1
aise. tbe salary of one officer to 4,500, '
raise.
another to $3,000, io.
"An act relating to t certain alley."
Rut wbat about the alley? And is tbe
alley io Philadelphia, Reading, Pittsburg,
Harrisburg, Ceuterville, Lewiaburg, Erie,
or where ?
There are perhaps a dozen bill, passed,
each year, beaded "A further eupplement
to tbe act incorporating the eity of Phil,
adelphia," on all imaginable subjects
raising salaries, legislating men out and in
offices, making certain office, compatible
or incompatible with others, opening and
closing strects.alleys.ic. No.ll26,H.R.,
embrace three or fojir different Bubject.
not one of which is indicated by tbe
bill, some of which may be right aod
other, wrong, but each of whieb, of oourse.
deserve, to be com.ide.rcd and decided by
itself.
Now, is it not manifest that in common
honesty, and for the protection of tbe
mass of the people in IegisIation,tbe object
of bill, should be fairlveeen on their fA
. i
D1 tua eerT utyeet metter .bould
Mau l or fall oo it. own merit, ? No fm
LEWISBUEO; UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY,
man, It seems to us, snou.a uesna.o
vote, on 'Second Amendment For the
i Amendment."
1 1,0
Tlie Tkitd Amendment reads :
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i No bills shall be passed hy Ihe Lreisla-
' I(lrr grJBi,g any power or privileges in any
, cast where ihe auinoruv to erm ui.n i--
ers or nrivileaes hug hern or may hrrmn-r
1 , .
eimf.rrrii untiik tlie C-mrtt Ul tOIS Common-
v .
wed it,.
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, 'I hi., Uo, .. obviously just, and politic,
i Verv much of the time of the Legislature
1 . s.. -ki.h e.o.M
, is occupieu upon nupiaumu
: nd should be uniform in their character, !
aJ the propriety of granting which could
be much better and more fairly determined
bythe Court (r J udge aud Graud Jurors)
' 0f their respective counties, than by 1U3
' meu who are strangers to moat of thecor-
! porat rs and to the locality interested. In
tiam.-uurg, praoucauy, .uo ..r .uU
I Assemblyman of tho rcfpsotiva counties
! do all its legislation, as no other likes lo j
! oppose wuaiever they may ask of "local" i
! business. This sejtinn would transfer it '
to other, butter ioformed authorities to i
: mru who, iu the nature of things, bet on- !
derstund each case, by wham wrung can
' be deteoted, and ihe responsibility thus ,
: brought to tbe right lersons. l'ctty in
ert). .rations oould bo more choaply, hou-!
; aii-f..f..,irilo nbtuincil. nndi-r '
Vcl .ban under specU. acts. Vote,
.ban, on "Thud Ameudment-Zor tbe
AmenrJment.
, It has been alleged thit the 2d and 31
; Anind:nents are itesiywt to k'U the 1st:;
but the hrarlt of men we can not jii.J
we think tbe Amendments are all rvjM,
i wh.t.ver the motives of ,h. proposers
l Now, voting r emh of the three
. w:d be lpr9 ,lkol, ,0
ju .af0 ,be euce(.,, 0f ,l while omitting
one or two. or voting attainst tbetn, would
complicate voting, ami might end iuger the
lirst. Then, print ail your Tickets and
Vote for all tne Amendments :
I
Ami v.,ne extra to for lite ubxnt
100 !)' men.
$103 Bounty ta onr 109 Days' men.
j A called meeting of citizens of Union
county convened at the Court Houso in
Lewi. burg, evening of July 13, 1804
, Hon. John Walls, chairman, and Lit CHI
j P. Sim.l.ER, secretary.
Messrs. John II.
Lion, Geo.Merrill and
Philip liillmyer, committee to report busi-
ness for the meetino.
V,,torI that m n.ly!. Tiavment from
, cinn , i, ..a
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.u. v.j. w v .
Voted that io oar opinion the volunteers
shnulJ hTi tha aftpr nriviltra of flhoosiiiir
their officers. ! bad two killed aod some wounded.
Messrs. Wra Cameron, Jonathan Wolfo, On Tuesday, the fighting for Fort Ste
' tk,.,. i. veos was still more severe, but the Union
j Halfpenny, and Wm. L. Ritter, were ap-
poiuu:j , committee to confer with tho
(Jouuly Commi.sioners in the casa.
We learn that the Commisfioncrs bave
all agreed to pay tbe bounty proposed for
, the quota mustered into the U.b. survice.J
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our loyal women, (ever tireless in a good
cause) to remember in this season or lruits
the distant soldier. Berries, ctirrauts,
fr.ilt nf !! llr.de n- nt null trratefiil
salt pork, are almost indispensable for j
1 tbeir health aod efficiency. Pickles,
onions, ko. are also very desirable. Maid
ens aod matrons! do all yon can for sup
plies for our brave defenders facing death
: to preserve our free institutions ! Tbe
siok and wounded will need your nice pre
parations for month, to come.
Cauoiit. Wm. aod Rjb't Ringam.n,
of Snyder county, enlisted last Spriog in
tbe 184th P.V., got tbeir local and other
bounties, dmerted, and, under tbe sirname
of Heater, scttlod in St. Joseph oounty,
Miobigan, a. good honest farmer.. One
bad an engagement with a young lady for
the 4th July. But a detective arrested
tbem, and they are sent forward to their
regiment. (This, to tbe Copperheads, is a
fresh proof of "Lincoln's tyranny !" be
wont let a peaoeable, Amerioan white man
get married, but draga him off to war !)
HairTbe first squad of volunteer, for tbe
' present emergency, from Union county,
left here on Tuesday morning. A fine
"""P1
by eati
,v ..r
Company from Williamsport went down
same train. Tuesday eveniog, Rev.
Case, from Rerwick, joined by men
from E?pytown, passed down also some
from Northumberland.
Another squad left hero this morning.
CosspiRAcy. At Windsor, opposite
Niagara Falls, there is regular Rebel
Congress, composed of Southerner., Cop
perbeads, European sympathizers, Cana-'
dian monarchists, and all other sorts ot
foes of free institutions. Tbeir whole
aim ia how to aid the Robollion by fomen
ting discord in tbe loyal State..
ttirDr. Tbeo. S. Christ ba. been again
promoted, and is now Surgeon in Chief of
the 2d Divisioo, 9th A. C, bat doe. not
intend to quit his 45th P. V., over whom
he will exercise bi. wonted watchcare till
their term expire..
&Capt. M'Call aod Lt. Potter of the
Rcserve.,and Capt.Orwig of the 9 months'
men, are making np the quota of 117 for
Union oonnty. Let our. be the first to fill
the call.
IwJ-Tbe board walk, on 8. 5th St , ie
to be property repaired, at once. j
Tuewday Morning;'. Sewn.
A Rebel force reached Magnolia, 17
miles i
east of lUlliinore.atid destroyed two
passenger Iraius going easnrura ouonu....
to iluiiugton anil i'tiil.u uuLpowuer
Rridge is reported as burned yesterday
lt..h..U fr miles from llavredeorace. It
tooma enintii utiioat lou la cluaed North and
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r..is ui ummurj.
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The Kebels burned the house of Gov.
j j, wibj(j faM Bie( f Blltiluore.
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iyr uuntoer proteats against . i.
njiiuieuts Icaviu.', lest auutucr riot
should hrenk out.
latest News
Ihe damages North and East of lialli-
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j bnr4eilieni u,1(jcr , acapegrace named
, tiiirrv mnis of Balliuiore. Tbe it ju
ries they inflieted ou railroads aud tele
graphs, were slight, aod soon repaired.
The design was (o cover the real opera
tions nf the main army which wis massing
to capture Washington city by surprise.
Among the prisoners taken on Ike train
at Magnolia, was Gen. Franklin, who
however, escaped from the He be Is, Mon
day evening.
Tbe Rebels levied a tax of Two Hun
JJ 1 "r."' f me.J"? VwcS
j ".rt-
II r
p"l"ge-
All aiong moir rouiu, uorsrs o,o. wtrq
j taken as needed by the labels, who made
uo uisiincttou Between menu anu toes
j Copperhead, and Lmooi.U were robbed
alike,
j Tbe Cjps got np , Mory tb.t the Prj.
dent bad skulked, or run away. Truth
is, at no time time the authorities at
. Washington fearful fur that Capital they
only feared the Rebels would get away,
.'i...iuj, i rr.. i.uctu .ou or. oiaU.uu
Monday, Pres. Liue .la aud Sea. Stantou
""B -F' " J'--.-i
First Contest Worth side of Wash
ington. The Rebel defeated!
Oo Mouday, 1 lib July, the advance of
the Kobel invading army bad come in
view of Firt Stevens (formerly Fort Mas
sachusetts oo tbe 7th St. road, a few
milAa mirth nf Washington. 4 1 .mi
()i r force.
uur iori.es
tliro dwn , few buildings to prevent tho
onemy's using thorn. Tbe t'nion skir-
I uusbers were thrown oat, followed by
: "eterana trom "tbe ngtltiog MXto,
Hriv.
ing bark tbe Rebels a mile and a half to
! Silver Spring, tbe residence of F. P. Blair,
helJ iue KeDl U j,red 6nell lD retur0
flr oan. x0B1ber. of tb.m were seen to
' full, hnt their total loia ia nnknowa. Wb
Kehels suaering great losses.
j IU,W evening, the L own force.
advanced drove the I.ebehj in baste
and found them on tbe retreat. They left
' t K K Blair's, 10 officers and
100
men.
wounded, and all tbeir dead !
Scout, report the Rebel, movinrt no the
V- .
i Potomac, for Poolesville, intending to
crns8 at hdwards Uerrv, with 'J.UU0 cattle
. aD! an ,De plunder they oould.
. c$eo. Grant kept tbe Government folly
advised of tbe Rebel expedition, of which
he had no fears "moved on his linn"
. BtacJilv aaod U progressing to bis entire
satisfaction.
We have report, that Hunter i. opera
ting at and from Martinsburg also tbat
Sheridan's cavalry will be sent Northward
lo intercept tbe Rebel retreat to Richmond.
From Shcrmsu's department we bave
intelligence to the effect tbat tbo whole
Rebel army is across tbe Chattahoochie.
Over two thousand prisoners were taken
by Gen. Sherman, between Marietta and
tbe river, the greater portion of whom
were from Cheatham', division, which
was acting as rear guard.
Charleston The Unionists captured
battery on Jame. Island, aod occupied
Johnson's Island, but, by an accident, a
night attack oo (bat Fort failed, and 150
of our men, (chiefly, we believe, from
Luzerne county,) were captured.
Tbe New York Jiurnal of Commerce
(eippcrhcad) protest, against the post
ponement of the Chicago Convention. It
.ay. :
"The Democrat, bave made .ad blun
der, and yielded tbe first line of intrench
ments to tbe enemy. The adjournment
of the convention is serious mistake. Jt
is idle to conceal it, for now the only hope
is in getting some wisdom into the bead,
of the managers, wbo appear a. in olden
time, to be pulled by wire.. Already
faction lifts its bead. Another Democra'io
committee is in tbe field, and it i. hard to
say which is the real authority, if there is
any authority. Unless tbe Democracy
look out there will be a fcrub-race among
various subdivision, who will grow np
durinr; the summer, and. a. in a donkev
raoc thc question will be who .ball come
in last, for no one will think of winning
by going ahead. '
Tbe Richmond Enquirer .ay. : "This
Confederacy, or the Yankee nation, one
or tbe other, goes down goes down to
perdition. We all know by this time tbe
fate in .tore for u, if we succumb. A.
surely as we eompletely rain tbeir armies
and without tbat there i. no peace nor
trace at all so sorely .ball we make tbem
pay oar War Debt, though ice wring it out
of their heartt "
Congress, before it adjourned, passed a
law assessing a new tax of five per eeot.
oo tbe income of every oitizen over six
hundred dollar., to raise money to pay
bounties. TbL is in addition to tbe for
mer inoome tax.
Tbe pirate Florida, operating near Cape
May, ha. eaptured and burned fire vessel..
JULf 15, 1864
Pick WHEAT Agricultural paper ad
I vise farmers to now buckwheat this month
If buckwheat is aowo now,. it will enter
; Urgej iDT0 tb onnsurn pti.o of breadstuff
next winter, and the harvest for It will eniu
, ,t , iim(l when farmerg .jij be .uu,ef,n.t
I reliefeil fr(ll) presetlt ,,. j
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i F.r-fLiv. Andrew II. Reedor died at his
r , v. .. T 1. i
r-sniuoT iu 1.41111U, uu lursu.j
. . ui-
Uu was one of our moat promineut public
! nien, ,nd wi )uog be remembered fJt the j
! El .n n.. ih. ri.,V.t .i.l- in ik
r - - "
a'"aa iruuuiee, wuus uuitmui ui iu.
Territory.
Day of Fastiso
and Prater In
obedieoee to resolution of Congress, j ist
at tbe adjournment of that body, President
Lincoln has iued a Proclamation recim-
mending the people of Ihe United Slates
, r J , . . ..
toobserve Tbur-day the 4h day of August
next, as a day of humiliation and prayer,
Coal Oil for Wounds An assistant I
snrgonn writing from ijettybnrg says
that what water is to wound in an in-
finned state, coal oil is in a tuppuraticg
state it dcpels flies, expels vermin,
,b ,1 L
j healthy granulation.
The Nevada Constitutional Convention
adopted a section authorizing tbe isue of
bonds at the rate of 50.UU0 dollars per
mile in aid of the l'acitia railroad witbin
tbe limits of tbe State; the whole amount
not to exceed $2,600,000.
Tbe Boston IleralJ, by far tho ablest
; ana mosi popular uemooratio paper in
New England; come, out for Linoola ,nd
Johnson. There will not he bogus I.m-
ocraey enough left for seed in New Eng-
land.
r , : .
At iiliamsport. littlogirl, seventeen
months old, was standing on the railroad
j trai.i wbea a oar passed along, knocked
j her down, and cut off both ber arms. She
w IUev f0 re0er.
At Ilaodalltown, the Rebela robbed)
everybody of horses, cattle, watches, and j
clothing. Sympathizers plead firexemp-
tion, but it was of no avail; they were i
..,.nJ :tanri and ,lnliDor " i
liVW AJ a.. avsai asaass
Gen. Geo. P. Morris, for many years
! one of tbe editors of tbe New York Home
I Journal, and author of "Woodman, Spare
That Tree," died at bis residence uearliV. Letters of Administration .on tne eate
i . , i i:.,hiv., n;trn.irrr tr'd. late of hue
i Ne York, last week
Thirty prominent citizen, of Buffalo,
who are exempt from the draft, furnished
' ,nnrB..t.iiA reernit. nnnn the reneint of
'
; the order of tbe Provost M
! " . . . . . ' .
at Marshal lieneral.
lion. Josiah Quincy, Senior, died July
nnnntro neat in Ouincv Mass
; J 3 3' '
t J '.
Five miner, in Ashland, Pa., recently
were burned by a fire damp explosion.
Dr. Tobias' Venitian Liniment.
"IT CURES CHOLERA when first lakrn. in
I i 1. . I 1 1 u
1 Toothache in five minutes. It is perfectly
innocent to take internally and is recommen-
.led by ihe most eminent Physicians in ihe
! United Slates. Price, 25 and 50 cts.
Towtini, Pa., Au?. 6,
I ""'',."" '"-"
used your enuian Liniment with great suo-
crs, 00ln as an inlerna and as an cx,ernal
i n.oiT.L s . " i. r iu....
medicine. In cases of bilious colic and cho-
lera morbus, I resard it as a sovrein remedy.
Your Venitian Horse Liniment stands unriv
aled as a horse medicine amongst farriers
and boatmen on this canal.
V M. LEWIS,
Sup't North Branch Canal
Sold by all Drnisists. Office 56, Conlandt
street. New York
Corrected Semi-Weekly ly J. Huffs d Co.
Wheat $2.10
Rutter 25
j Corn 1.50
! Rye 1 00
: Oats, 32 lb. 75
Egg. 25
Lard, fresh 15
Tallow 14
Potatoes 45
Rarley 90(Vrl 00
Flaxseed
2 50 ' Dried Applcs.lb. 8
20 Wool 1.00
Ham
Sidesi Shoulder 15
do wilb Rib. 10
n . c... At., R '
Rug. 4(irti
fcy.M.P.tED,
Bt Rt. A. P. rtawn. 9th Inst, CIIAKLKS nam anil
Mii-a UANNAII W. HUDSON, bnth of Sbamokin.
Br Rev.J PTa-tlD.Dlh inst. II V PKNSTKRMACIIEIt
an I ANNA MAKIA BlIVKK. Nitb or IVrwirk.
E.OST Wednesday morninz, between 3d
and Market Sis. and the River, a BUNDLE
containing stuff for a child's pants. Finder
will please leave it at the Chronicle office
To the Public.
T WILL GUARANTEE to send, upon the'
1 receipt 01 vne uoitar, oy return man, a
rF"hiehlv colore Photograph of ANY ONE
j FAVORITE GENERAL of the United Slates
Army or OFFICER 'of twe wavy. Direct to
CHARLEiS B. BRA'ITON & CO.
1056w3 Station K, Philadelphia Post Otfice
Sarah D. Smith,
hy her next fritnd,
Joseph Reed,
vs.
William Smith.
In Ihe Court of Common
Pleas of irnion conn-
ly, alias Subpccua in
Divorce.
To William Smith, Defendant: Take notice
that Ihe Commissioner appointed to take dep
ositions to be read in the above case, will sit
for that pnrpose,'at the office of Orwig A
Haves, in Lewisburg, on Saturday, the Gib
day of August, 181.4, at 3 o'clock, P M.
JOHN U. LINN, Commissioner
.ji say Ltwisavaa, July 7, 1861
LaAr We the undersigned merchants of
l.ewisburg do hereby agree to close business
(Saturday nights excepted) al 8 o'clock, P M,
commencing oa Monday the 19th insl and to
continue the above arrangement until Oct. 1,
when the hour of closing will be changed to
7 o'clock- up to May 1. 185.
(lagan bt)
John Walls It Co Kremer, Long & Co
Wolfe, Wetzel A Co Jno H Goodman Jas
Criswell WT Reitmyer J B Miller John
H Beale Brown Himmelreich Geo W
Procter P H Beaver S Hursh J L Hawn
G II Haines P Donehower J R & O R
Happlee A K Bower W Hutchison C W
Schaffle J Baker Co John Squires T G
Evans Bennett Bro's Jos Eckbert G W
Forr-st P Hursh Abram Menw.h Jas M
Hnoghio-H W Crotxer-Peter Nerius
E H HanjBian-i M Mowery A M Lawshe.
'THE UXIUN" estdMfcJwd ic lbI4 WLtiltf No.. 2,77.
"CHUOXIl'LE" rslahHshe:! ia 1R3 Vh .! No., i,o:s
' I.I. persons bavin? imeiiV aecooi'ts itft
w ps
' i the Hooks rl ItilOH V & ltlt.
ease an-nd to Iheir aeci uois. as tne
book, will
Min he lelt in Ihe hnJ of snme
riie for collection. We bam sivu more ihm
a reasonable time fur every one lo seti'e his
account, (iooil promises anj plea.aot lare-i
sill not buy(oud lo keep up our slock
UliOM ." At Ul.'i
l.ewisburs. July 7, ISIM Jw
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
rpilE
understwne.l. Amiitor. npoinlel by
Ihe Orphans' Court of l.'ne n cooniy lo
amlit the account ol Matthew Morton, Admi
nistrator de bonis non of the ei'aie ot J. Y.
M. 1'oNsma. deceased, ..rl lo nue dislnbu
lion of the balance in the llanos of ih
accountant, will meet the parlies iniep-stcj
l"r the purpose ol ni app.nniineo. on -r
ran., the atMh da, .f July.lHSti luoclorit.
A M. at the otHce of Urwig Hayes in the
h o u.wi,hnrs.
j ALFKEU HAVES, Auddor
fc-i.'iO Seieu Utlate
'i.'iO
li it ifS LNj 'J ti
fcUUtEsTLttj ,
UU VX Brofcfltf . iurk.
I
VEWenlamed scale 1'IANOrO.
TEi with
Thirty yeark' esperience, wilb treatly in
creased faciluies lor inanul'dciurimr, euarle
(1
u to jell for t'AsH at the aboe uou-ui.ly
price. Our Instruments received ih
hishest award at the World s fair, and lur
five successive years At the Amencau Insti
tute. Warranted fiVe years. i'luta sitt
Cash. Call or send for descriptive Circular
3inl05i j.ib.
Estate of Jame Eeefer, dee'd.
! A D! .."T.
i Kelfer. deceased, tale of While l.eer Twp.
having been granied to the subirtiters by the
Kegister of I'nion county in due forsa of law,
i all persons indebleil to said estate are herrhy
, not. tied to make immediate pavment. and ail
1 havins any iust claims a-aiust tlie same n.iv
; present ihem duly auihenncatcd for sciiiement
j WM , KvyryK ?t, r. n.th,.
nwo martin KtLitK.iiuiraiu.T".ini.oi..s.p
The Lewisturg Deposit Emit
TTAS ihts day declared a Dividend of four
percent, fur the last six monthi, free
from the Government Tat, pavab'e on
mand. H. P. SHELLER, l'rea r.
aliy 1. l-l.
- ; . " T . , .
Estate of Godfrey Die&nderfer.dec d.
I DVIMSTRATOR'S NOTICE Whereas,
leer Tp. have been granted to the subscriber
: by ihe Register of l.'nion county in due form I
or law, therelore an persons miieoieu 10 saiu
i-..
slie are requested to make lmmeotaie pay-
; m,ni nn.1 ihn. havin iusi claims against
1 " , -
' for seiileme nt. to
ELSON PIEFFENDERFEH, Adm'r
White Ueer, May 30, 186t fi
J.S.Har-b.. E.Saorklry. f.t-Shorklrj. P. Beaver
j. 15. JV1ASSH a CO,
(strccueoss to cede is, xah co.)
LEWISBURG I'OUXIJIiY
AGRICULTURAL WORKS
LewiNburg', Pa.
UZ baft conatastly on hani and for (., I
" - Wli'iUALK OH RETAIL, !
Jteaprr. .Vnor aod fltyrr Harr'trrf: firain and (7rn;t .
Stt-dTs ; Hand and Hnrt ,wt fi-m Sh'ltfi; n. TV
and Futtr Hrt Trrud. .W.-p and toil I'tnrg ; Cwt
yi4Vrf, t'ttd f'Ur$, Thr$ ',-r., I't'-um. Xtw. ik!h. In
t'rtmtsf'tr hni!toM, lrm h'rrttt Ktiimg, At: 'I G"trtn; I
Ac. wto.,ttti't hfi ourlve tvady t 1I timt Co lx all
fciStw ur ForsDiir Frtis. witb th utnit)trorTfrtn"9
titl (1ir.At-b Vork or Manafacturrs lnTjriaMy
wairanierl as recoaiiAien'led -OiJri n-jH-tmllj
tnriia aDi prompiiy (t-nued IO. IUDtj l. ltt-u
Estate of Samuel Spotts, dee'd.
7HEREAS, Letters cf Administration to
the estate of SA.MI EL SPOTTS.
deceased, late of Kelly township. I'nion
county, have teen granted lo the subscriber, j
by the ttegisler of said county, in due lorm;
all persons indebted lo said estate are reqnes
ed lo make payment. and those havin; claims
azainst the same will present them duly
authenticate ) for settlement, lo
KUZXBETH SPOTTS, Executrix
Kelly Tp, May 31, lH6t
Important to Tobacco Growers!
lONSL'LT your own interests and use
Baagh's Raw-Bone SnparphoBphate
of Lime.
A Manure of Unequalled, Strength, and
A PI.RMWAT mrKHTER OP TI1E 8011.
For sale in sacks of ISO lbs each, by
CIIAS. M. KINO,
White Ileer Mills, Union Co, Pa
A desrriptive pauiphlel of 50 pases, giving
foil particulars, sent by mail, post paid, on
application as above.
Ca;l or send and get one before purcuas
ing elsewhere. March 30, lPrU
Agents Wanted Everywhere
TO SELL THB ELEGANT
Full length Steel Plate Engraving
or
PRESIDENT LINCOLN
Signing the EmancipationProclamatiou.
rilHE best and only correct likeness of this
I ereat man in existence. For particulars
..Mress. JUH.N DAINTY. Publisher.
Hay h)mi No. 1. S.Cth St., I'LiUlclfihi
Administrator's Notice.
"I iTHEREAS, Letters Testamentary npon
Y the estate of WILLIAM MITCHELL,
late of Limestone township. Union Co .dee'd,
have been grained to the subscribers, in due
form of law, notice is hereby given to all per
sons knowing themselves to be indebted lo
said estate, to make immediate payment;
and those having claims against the same,
will present Ihem duly authenticated for set
tlement. GEORGE t. SEEBOLU, Adm'r
Limestone Tp. 1017
31 i Her wanted.
A gfid Miller can secure a good situation.
Inquire of JOHN WALLS & CO
l.ewisborg. May 25, 1SC1
SO OK GO MEN WANTED
A8
Carpenters, Loatbuiltlers and Lahorer?,
rilO WHOM constant employment and good
I wages will be given. CASH PAID
EVERY WEEK.
PRICK. BILLMEYER CO
Lewisburg, Pa , Uecember 14, 1(163
state.
id
Real Estate at Public Sale.
- t e olP reJ
prmiss. n
if- red at pu.ii.c sale, upn tho
n Trs,i th 1 nay
of Jolv. i-if't. all mat !-' "r UKL1
late ih pn.pertv 1. 1' Jonathan Snnn.c., dec'dfc
' situ..ie ai ih- upp-r end ul i'U r'ounh t.
' in the bor.oii'h id I.ewisbnre. a-'j-'iinta laoda
i ui I'ie rriS Keber, Namael Beck, and baanel
I tsiHi.uari, ai, t roniaininc one-lour it i f aa
i aerp irn-re ir !es. Thre iv a I" d .
is a d
t: Ht J.-e fll
to-siorev Irame b HIJ.iNt.
wi h a W UI.I. vS i,(.'er-la;:ing oa '
premises. S ,r tu (,e-,:i at I i.Vh ck. P Jf,
hec onditn t.s wiii be made Knew bv
pd SAM! .:i SSTA.NNART.
i't. rtii. in lut f ,r ll.T. ol Ju .ji: i.s i :iu.
, ORlMlAN'i.' COLT.T JiALE
F V.M.C Ll.E EtAl. ESTATE By
1 ) Votuje ol an order ol Organs' Co'irt uf"
, r.Ttr.a.i.cerlaiid cuiuy, i:.e su.,!Tibr will
expose i sd!e on loe p'em.-o ,in MONDAY
ihe U"ili t f Ju v, 6I, i..e l.-itowtng oescri.
bed real estaie
i:uatri iu Cu Hisnsa", . v xnship. N'-inh-u
ui bet iaed cntiu'V, I r. n " . r: T or .tie WesiEranchi
, ol the S"asi.eri:nr.a rtrfer.urf ni one mite fronj
l.eui bur" ar.d loree lnT Mi'n-n. aj. ininj
Uin Is ot tt.e netrs of f ravt-lm Candor, dr'd,
on ill- s..uih, Wilitam VV l ieo r-'eren on Ih
east, J.-s-pri Mc.-'l on liie north. nd ai4
West h of ibe tsusfitietanaa liver ooj
the we;l, c-intain.J
io:ity Atacs
nr.re or le. all cleared and in a hivh statej
ul cum. -.-a!. mi. 'I h Iinpr.yni-r.ts thereoa
f.Lnri a Com mi 'j. itoub'c brici Owellief
Lj.Motis ret'-iu y t ted up. t'ut Kitchen, a,
j WU nf excellent water wi;h a pomp, and all
: nec?ssi;y c nvei.ier.c'S to irske it a destra
loe resitrnce. a.so 1 'fame 0.1 A A af.4n., a
Wisra hnu-e. and Tenaei honsr, are on.jjl
said preonte. and a number of excelleaiiC
bcar.n fruit Trees.
t-aie to c rr.ineiice a: H) o'clock in Ihe fore
nooo i'f s-iJ duv. when it io u-i!! be mado
known -y ' JALDU KflllK.N B M.'tiH.
AJ.-nfr wi'.Vi tb .".l J o: rvKLil Kassov, des'
Junr lit. I-,!
G30D FAIIII at FCDUC SALE !
T
V) be offered by acc ion. on ihe premise.,
at i o'clock in Ihe aiterncoa of
Satvkdav, Aw. 2', l?ol.
3, va'nable FiKM situate to Brady Tp.t'nioBj
Co, on the River road, near Si m-rse't. a.tjoU
mns farms of Jus A.Snrv, Jo-.K.Conklin. Fr'k
Eberly and Ua:.'i Reeser.l.ting ACRES
more or less, mns iv improved. There is a
frame H. Use. Io; Uarn, au Orchard of rood
Fruit, and Wei! of W ater at the door. Term,
made known by inrjuinna on the premises ot
.NAi iUN UACUCV
Brady Tp. Tuly 7. if: I pi
r,ilVi !i'.Vti'J fV! SVt'f
s --
ili.sll Wll'l'l-V
i tsvppv s.-r vn cruisp Rniiff
, . . i... t-. ... s-. s,..
4 '
r ar.'l a" 'h f.tnr's ready for ne-
ai..l a lWUi.l.lN(i adjacent to Store.
Iosses.-u.n of Tavern, 1st of April next o
Store and Iiwptlm?. on ro davs notice.
I HD. AltBL'CKLE, Slifer P.O.
Cnionrswn. ltra.ly Ti, tc.on L'-j, -, Dee. -1, IStiJ
Farm for Sale.
rTVi2 setrh-teest quarter nf section 17,
J town S7, norm ran?" . ea-t r I the 4U
principal meridian, i he said Farm Iisa
abuut two rniie3 north of the city of
Freeport, in Stephenson Co., Illinois,
has ab.ml Forty Acrts under cu'i:vation,with
Lo? II iise an-i oiher Onii.oi! !;n2s; j$ watered
bv cne of ih- most bean"fu siprinrs in the
county, and lite Laucei.I liie tract is covered
by a ihntiy growth oi umber.
Kverv acre ol the farm is susceptible of
cultivation, and when suunllv isnproved
would make cne of Ihe moat inviiinst rest,
dences in tliiunis.
F. r particuii'erqn:re of Frrtrcis Wilson,
of Lewisbart. Pa.iM:n"i B H rris, of Free
port, LI., or Ihe subicr.bers. ai Savanna. 111. ,
E. t'H M BERLIN,
Nov. :, 1M3 L. II. BOW EN.
FOR SALE.
VDEIRAELE Biiildin; Lot, silnated ia
a pleasant part ot I.ewisbnri. Term.
to suit ihe purchaser. Fo
fonh-r informa.
lion inquire of H)i;2
C D BilEWER
ron REriT.
TWOSTOliEY Bnck HOUSE andfcet.
LOT on North Fourth street.
March I. VJ. H. P. SHELLER.
II A W I.. E Y S
Solidified
DENTAL CREAM,
far Cl-aitnnj. ',Ur:iij a;l Frnrrri-j '.St JSETHi
rPHIS article is prepared vrilh tha greatest
X care upon scientific principles and war
ranted not to contain anything in ihe slightest
dtgree deleterious to tbe tech or gums. Sons
of our most eminent Dental Sarccons have
t fjTfn th-ir sanetT' D tn ani rr-.-rft:tl rreommaDUfd il
a. a prr.araii"ii .atiriiT .;uniioa : 7 tivaai.ba.wu
t-Dinaul .rrTie t!i Tt.KTIl. lt c!rao ra.ilily,
r.nJ.rin tlin. tHHUt.tu.)y a bit, ad wTly wilhnut th
fiitiLt't injury tu it. KStiiEL. It isb-aling to tuv XUB14
bre tb.y are u'-fratd anj aor.nl i an axccllaoS
dt.iDfei:tnr for old or dcTKd tsth. wbicb ar. oflai
exrtsiii.i.T rlt..niT. U iT a ru-b an.l creamy lt
to t1. mnu'.i. c;:.Ti.iD2 it hortualy, and inpartia.
de:ihtfui ls-j.-r--.rt- to Uia brealh.
Treparsd only by
A . II A V LEY,
M.W. terrier tuth an. loinhard Ms. rh.laile!pal,
aJ tuld ly all Lh ujyutt.
PRICE -" CEXIS,
Toil Imonia!.". The lollowingoplnioaj
of Pr.Whtte as to trie hif;h esteem in which hq
holds ihe Dental t.'reaui, mat be sahicien
evidence of it value. To quote others in,
detail is needless, contenting corselves bf
simply siving ihe names and addresses of
person who speak i f Us excellence for thsj
teeth.
Pii!i.pniMm. A-HI is. IPs!.
H,,in-'sir..ru!t-smi.i.sl A. HAV.l t I S SGLWh
flt.it l't.. 1'AL t'.Vi'.l.tf. I i.tai.,-rtui!j r.ep;omD(t It tq
thf puhlir c-nrattT- It l nn i-.l. r-t prs-j-ararioB frts
cli'an.inic an.l rres,riii Oie IV'-ih. sua can l aard by
all rer.u wilb t .1-? ullli t .-nil;.!. Bis, as ii pr. parties
ar p.rf....tlv harmls. H-'i.l. a ytmng ih iMth. I
lrim.b- a liralthy si'tina 10 Ibc auui,ajul isapatta
.iea.aiitBesS to the Lreath.
lla. W. R. W n IT I. 13)1 reb If,
Tan's !Nf.lt. M t. Tvati.l, ijl S i'oartb St
J. H:Kgfl. i. S Sixths;
Y. V.srsasi.Ki.. Surcon Pnlist. 4-S Arch St
C. A. Kis.isBiar. ts-Dil-t. l.l-.i Wainut
s. pilus..ih. i i s. ;at Area ft
V. M. Hum. 3 Arrh St
EIlolT..ws.stxo.ltur..' N foorthE
L. II DearRLEt. IVuii il. hi? N t.dib S
M. Is Losu, lntiM, t2i N sisth
lyi05O li I ,w
K OTIC Kl
rrHE accounts of HUNTER PAEDOE Bt-ej
1 deceased, haye been left lor collectio.
Jt.x.- of JAMES F. LINN Esq. where
also claim, against the estate
EXECITOFS
ented.