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BY 0. N. WORDEN AND J. Ii. CORNELIUS.
"THE UNION," established in ISllWiuIe N... 3.65
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 18G4.
At 41.50 per Tear, aittayt In Advance,
"CHRONICLE," estaHklie ia IS 13 WW N:, 1,061.
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CHROMCil
HBI.IiHKII SEMI-trnjilT".
rufs!ay Mornin? & Friday Afternoon.
Among tbe contributions to tbe
Christian Commission we notice that of
Et. Psul'a church, L-.wi.berc, per Rev.
Jacob Hertl'.er, J3T.31J alia Mother and
Daughter Soldiers' Aid Society, Ilartleton,
1025.
ti.Tbe little borocgh cf New Com
berland, just opposite (below) Uarrisburg,
Claims to bave sent to tbe war, 0 men
more than their whole number of voters
leaving them something over on the pres
ent draft. They had only 6 votes against
the Soldiers, and sustain tbe Administra
tion quite as strongly.
saCaptr"wTlI. A. M'Call, of this
place, bad bis pocket picked at Hoffman's
hotel, Uarristurg, la-t Friday evening.
Part of the money was recovered, and
auspicious ebaraeter committed far a bear
ing. ft"The Union Convention of North'd
Co. met at Sunbury, oo tbe 7:b iost., aod
nominated tbe following ticket: Congreas,
John B. 1 'cker, of Snobory t Assembly,
Jacob M. Follmer, of Turbut ; Register A
tlecorder, John J. Smith, of Sunbury i
Coamiioocr, Andrew Nye, of Turbut;
Auditor, It. B. Weaver, of Zerbe.
Before Election.
'The Punburv Jhiawat of July 2fUb
wndeavored to rally tbe IViu-jcracy of
KortiwjiLcrland county to turn out and j buildings Cred, were saved. Tbe naked, ; was in tbe tame "x," and met tbe sacie
rote, b'1 qLtj to vote against tbe 1st ! crumbling walls, end tbe crirped shrubbery j fe- Thanks to tbe Governor f ir tbis
Amendment, nhith rot-ire tbe soldiers ' and trees, with tbe dust aud suo, mike i exhibition of firmness in stofping tbe
the rijrbt to vote; as f .llnws : j tbe remains look sad enough. And to ; increase of State Hanks, even on a tech-
''-ThTnKMlVMMTM ! imagioe tbcm, only two weeks ago, all , nicality.
AatoM iTand THEhVHnLUi" i filled ",h bPPy. ewtented people with j TLe Governor and State Treasurer re
FILL VOTE. The I. inc.. In leadfrs prcfrtt ! elegant elotbioir. and iewels. and farni- ported that the alleged "original plan of
to be very ..., that the soldier-vouo,
Amendment shall be carried; but this is not '
from any real love I t the sold er, bat from
tJe,ire and intent to e,rat ikt profit and He
taLdxrr, and r-eeci Lincoln ly a fraudulent ;
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se of Ihe roles. Havir.R vervthin in their
hands, ihev can, and, from the rascali.
ties heretofore practiced by Lincoln's snbor
diaates, it is reasonable to presume they
wold mora the solder vote to tun Ihera
elve. This undoubtedly accounts for their
satiety."
The editor also savs it allows the " trJ-
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truth is, the law reads, the uquahjetl elec-
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tws of this coninionwealth in actual mill-
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tary service," Ac, ebaJI be allowed to I
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tnstd Of vnhj rfertov. ,u military
eervicc, fee-ma intended to confirm tbe
opinion which bad been c-irefully t-ircula-
Kmnnf ttll l..-..,T.lt. tlolt :.ll -r.lili,.l4."
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whether toUirta, mmon, or alunt, could i
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T- ,nT i r . : M ' PePl" ""d tbeir .Senatereporter) has aboat filled tbe Vcr
impusitioD. Jut it, in connection with I ' r r vv. rt.fl. . tv-ii
the above quoted extract, shows clearly
that the Democracy were to b couituiued
AOAIKkT the Ainenduient.
arraa KLicTtoa.
The rofe of Snnbury stood For Is! Amend
ment 42
Aeainst ii
Maj.jr lil
Not only the Sunbury vote was favora-
Wa to the soldiers, but the county pave
170 majority. Wht-reuj-on the same cd- .
itor, in his paper of August a.cnncealing
the vote of l-unbury (as be had the true ,
wordin? of the 1st Amendment) made j
the f.ll.win- observation :
Proai the Svabary IlMDocrat jurt aft., tH rT.etkm. !
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i iic ciccuon on i uesoav pmugni out A
VERY LIGHT VOTE, mt Living 1,-m mate
epwnj, guation tj, iu Vemucr.iu ires, of tkc
S 1 tTl rt V. .-f n.nr vTi t r.Ts .T-f. i t .
t.i ,ai. ..j i.'n-. t i.
lig Tote, and sought all it dared to rrej-'
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xmngly defcawd, eaik it a l,pLt vote,"
uv uvi . I'ar'J quciuuu oa lia Slue 01
the House.
fmm th. S. in.rrr. Tim-Vfnr, Kwun.
TURN OUT every man! and jtc againit
C V Amntdmrntt.
vote open civi! matiers, as" ibis Amendment
provides, ia more than tiiher an inttlUgrnt and
vwwwaw svhjih WW IKIMIUI Will tl. H 1 2
scheme evnre.ai. n, p,.e
Lincoln, who expects to eoatrol tbe whole '
Army rote."
He also said "W..Vrs," where be should 1
"'t quai ytea uecion in ma nuiila.
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Vot of teiinsgrove For !t Aaveadm'
Against
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Maj. For
Tb asm. pap.r-.ft-r Elwtkm
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ia, there wa not much of a vote, and
the Amendmenu were carried a thev ' M 0r0ta " 0" ' 'fM 10 "em
exTtheywould be j The, skipped 20 or SO bouse to reach
-Accordinc to thf'iw. ..: 1 CoL A- K- M'Clore', and one of tbe bur-
WrSL th. rn.-n l ...... .
, , ...ua were ail wrong,
ml would surely help Lincoln. They
wanted a full vote and they got it but,
a the drowning man is reported to bave
aai J when Xoah would not admit him iuto
the Ark, There is not much oi" a' show
er," after all.
Tbe Sol.l a ;.4 c-:. t ii- e-
-...a. .iu .-"Vic.. Oi II .9LIUI7-
ton have iawed a Circular urging the
Itreeervation. in .om. f. r .11 .i.. i
Blaekberriea in the lead, for' the good of i
tbe toldier.
Eld. John Kline, . uncompromising
laiMtat. (and a Dunkard pre.eh.r) w
'hot dead in the road, in Rockir.ghaai Co
irin a. Die nnH, .T 0-'
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wt are proed to be Rebels.
Visible Dailt Ta man who is too
toby paper, ,0j u
km kit neigLbor.
Harrislmrg Correspondence.
RUIN3 OF COAMBERSBURQ.
TnvBSDAr 4.P.M
taut returned thermometer, I under
stand. 100s from trip to ill-fated
Chamberkburg. No hotels open oo "re- phint in this county sod also in tbe al
Ceptiou" the smell of fire Btill there i ley. Some of the people tike bold like
and smoke yet ascending citisens tid.aDd men to pile op tbe tubbifb, and rebuild
thoughtful visitors curious, wondering, ! confident that in twenty jera tbe town
and "tha liiiht of the evea iffectica tbs ' will .psesr 11 tte better for the loss. A
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heart.'
Cbambersbarg was a healthy, pleasant-
ly-loeated, well-built, wealthy, flaunshing
town of sit tbomand people, surrouuded
by independent farmers. It is the cen-
tral point of business of a large scope of
country, and the index of the prosperity
of one century of settlement. Placed at
the center of this elegant town at the
central square, or diamond and you are
in tbe Ijcus of demolition and smiulder-
and joa have some idea of tbe extent of
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theburnldistrict: but the comparison fails
when you remember that .hi building.
ing ruins. Stand at tbe corner of Tbird ing for rain very sadly, I say and yet ; mously, let ss di-pense Willi every artic.e oestroyeo, ana stow rnn t-3. rour ame
j . i. . u , i i t , , - . ,i , , l-lve cau. aad ue as little as noaaible of rent points on the route between Neoras-
and Market Sis. I-ew.sburg, and imagine just a, I am wm.ng, a blacb.ack cloud ,. Pa 01 : U SLPd DcDfer we Mtieked in one day.
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and t9 squares on eaeb side, a mass of : lonD-looked for, gentle, glorious, bai.v. Luy, and avoiding the use of credit in any I Gen sber"1",1 " ciumaod of tbe t n- 1
of burned out shells of buildings, with a I TuctoDAT Evemno. SL.,,e. I ftcf1 00 lhe l'f Per '.,U1C- I
were generally higher, and closer built tbe rule by overriding and ennulling-it-
than those of Lewisburg. S jme buildings but tbe Senile stood unanimously by the
. ...In i-lt- . - 1 1 a B ' i I
in other quarters also were nred, but tail -
; ed of tt reading to other, and a few
" , fMll " onB ' M h.r(1I. rMlW.
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oife tbe place, were be placed there blind
folded, iguoiatit of the Listorv of Satur-
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dav week.
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Happenicg to fall in with Rev. Benj.
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ISanman. and with .lanoo nr.lon u
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elderly native of the town, I bad from
them some clear accounts of the transac-
tion which has added Chaabersbarg to
tbe list of hiatorical towns. An imprea-1
sion prevails that tbe Rebels intended to
eh, rob, ..d burn, about midnight:
but they were so bafl-d tbat they did not
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commence Bring until about day. De-
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maodiog 9100,000 in gold, or SjOO.000
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m Northern money, (wbicb was not to be
U - d) ''- in
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i ing simultaneously, allowing no one to
take away anything from house or store.
A few only exhibited discast for the work,
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and winked at the evasions of tbe order
property, or extinguished the fiamei. Bat I
others were as brutal as that which John
Wesley calls "the sum of all villanies"
can make man. Women and children were
sect out only balf dressed, and some
ealtby persons now appear positively in
raes. aa every shred of tbeir household I
stuff was consumed by tbe fierce, all de-1
vouring flame. A few paid money for tbe
release of their houses. Much was stolen
by tbe raiders and by neighbors of the
property taken in fear from houses unburn
ed. One lady who could not walk had
powder placed under her chair, and a
mttci, trcBgbt to "mske ber travel,"
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wben she was borne awav. Tbe sick and
ei were in aeveral instances expelled :
Tom their homes to give them to tbe
torch. Coal oil aod turpentine were freely
nseJ to expediate theeonflagratiao, wbicb, I
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before noon, became terrific, but was han-.
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scoundrel who was burning bis sacred
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"ono ueioreui. eyes, a xseoei omcer
"ho attempted to outrage woman, was
! shot down, and beaten to death by tbe
iofuritted people. One or two others
strafffflinv iwiT. were ear.D'Med ta be kill.
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d aeveral were captured
An infirm,
naO directed one of the loiterers toward J We are pleasantly situated (pleasant as
Baltimore, and that Rebel persuaded an- j possible in a hospital) since our return,
other to be his company; and in an hournd bird at work. Tbere are a great
the Unionist' daughter informed him of
: tne capture ci tne two Kebels. Some :
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r,ijew demanded money and took proper- i
t. from nffn.r.nn. Tha oP.atk.l"
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ing bouse (built mostly by Rev. Wm. A
I Barnea,) tbey supposed a colored people'
ners of it was son of Gen. Wm. Smith,
wtS borne at Warrenton, Ta., baa been
guaffed for year by U. S. aoldiera. Na
public property was there to be taken ; the
loss is pat at over a million of dollars, and
wholly that of individual, private prop
erty. What add enormity to act of larbar-
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n;Pr,ceLdeDt- tili4 warfwe, is
'be fet that Rebel and Ii ninn sb11.ai
b,fe ,bred ,like th "edenee and all
tbe comfort that tbe ladies, the sureeons
and tJe ebsplaint of Cbambersbarg could
bestow upon them.
Geo. AveriU'i approach prevented tbe
aeeomplisbasent of the full degree of
conflagration attempted on this town. It
ia not known tbat Union people perished
iotbelamei; it nay kave been; bat
tbe tact beat eonnmel the rerj
bones of such. If tbe design was to
strike terror into the hearts cf the lojil
North, I judge from tbe temper cf the
people bere end frota tbe expressions of
tbe visitors that it sicnally fails therein.
The soldiers vote was signi5:ant!y trium-
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elate roof stopped tbe Ere in one directioa,
aod is another evidence that fire-proof
; bmldiogs are best ana caeapesHin oru.na-
ry causee) in tbe lone run. but a few
j sit and mope and say that tbey and all
; Cbambcrsburg are eternally ruined.
j Vi'hcat, bay, rye, have been splendid
j crops in this region, judging of the enor-
mous and numerous stacks of the same
j rcmaiuing out of doore. But corn and
potatoes generally are very sadly su!I;r-
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i Bank Bill, because tbe act creating it aas
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clearly in vio.atun of a rule respecting
J the parage of.uch bill, Tbeacfcaved"
. Governor in Killing me om. a bin in
' creasing tbe capital of the Venango Bjnk,
he Executive building." contemplated in
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lbs Extension act of last session, was lm-
: practicable, but submitted another i
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stead, Tor an r.ast wing, l.eterrea
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in its
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select committee. Tbe lateness of tbe .
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MHJP, ill iue oil'U urice Oi ifois ami
j material, we think will justify tbe post-
j ponement of the work for tbis season.
j That rain was gentle. It "distilled
e dew," very agreeably for a couple
! ol hours, moderating the temperature per-
' eeptiblyf but w. trust only "a drop before
tbe pleotifnl showers" to much needed.
Sat lb DAT.
Tbe House was not ia session to day,
and 19 many of the Senators had gone
home Iba. .b. remainele, did Bo feellik.
dfli.g 1f Ret(, reporeJ Je
, . Ilou d Ke.enll0 K.n
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of importance.
Tbe ealUtiDg teems pretty brisk in this
city. Capt. G. Wash.Fenn, (last session,
beke R,aes amoDg mhom PP Wilbur
F. Blair, of Lewtsburg.
Tbe market house was crowded with
thousands last evening, and thousands
this morning. An immense amount of
fool is sold there, and an immenseamount
ot m0Le! uken D c-bscge. Our rural
fr'end mnst mile Boney e7. - onr
city friends ditto, at ruling prices.
Several fine, warm showers tbis after-
nooB' miIDZ delightful prospect for
one good evening's sleep. People under,
roofs, aod in cramped aod air-less rooms
generally, bave bai an awful time in try
ing to woo Somous to tbeir arms, for some
nights past. Thermometer, 111-0 and
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BOineiniug less.
There is a new insect attacking tbe
evergreens on these lovely Capitol grounds.
It (pins or builds a cone-like nest, where
it lavs the Darent cf numerous nnisanees '
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lookiog( fclack-headed worm. Kill and
burn is tbe surest way of extirpating the
vermin, whose career ia very rapid and
destrnctive. w.
The Soldiers' Nurses.
One of the Lewis burg ladies serving in
tbe Nashville Hospitals, write as follows.
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many very badly wounded men in tbe
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warus, ana nospuai gangrene nemg ,
prevalent, and tbe weather warm, tbe I
wnonda heal alowlv. and frnnnnt) thna. I
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which at first eeemed slight, prove fatal.
Retween tbe "Sanitary," "Christian,"
and "Western Sanitary" commissions wo
re kept tolerably well supplied with deli
cacies in tbia hospital and what would
become of our suffering patients without
these supplies I I can not telL One
thing I do know, however : thousands of
live arc caved by them, which would oth
erwise be lost. I hope tbe people will
not abandon the work of preparing these
store because ao much money baa been
raised by tbe great fair which bave been
held in all our largest cities for, honest
ly, with all tbeir funds tbe Sanitary Com
mission ia not as well off as it wis last
year merely because all Ibe money which
has been raised will not purchase, at pres
ent prices, tbe same amount of stores
whieh last year were contributed by tbe
id eoeietiea.
We base lately been enabled to pur
chase for tbe hospital soma luxuries which
none of the eommieeiona can furnish
thicken, egg, fresh tga.ublee, eU
through tbe liberality of friends who bave j
placed donations in our bands for tbis i
1 purpose. We bave been the means (or
aen'! rather) I think, of doing much
J go-d ia tbis way, and as we keep a strict
83;cuut of a 1 we expend and for whom,
(lime and regiment) our friends bate the
satisfaction of knowing who has been aided
by their benevolence.
Contraction,
tt seems to u-, looking at things in n
plain on. una ene way, tlat cjLtrae
tion is a fiuancial duty at tbis tin.e. , Ex-
paDsion js tne eTi nn(jt.r woicn we tuffcr
it , rt.m.j.A hv with.lrawini
th, g,)TDnieBt greenbacks, because tbe
' woa;,j i,e immediately suppled by
1 bluk psfer Ujw, then, shall we accjm-
.li6h tn 0yecl, ' '
j j.;rtl jT unjT..aj rctrecchment in
j public and private. As the speculators
j nave run up tne tnsea ol every.ning ru-
J ra.V Mm MlTnr no hnm nem osn... .
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unavoidable necessity. CL"U u '
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eJ ebaraeter, before a cra.h oomes, when
it will be ia:poraible lo da so. This n,ay
I r...cin lanriAta t ann.n wln a
occasion preseui saennra 10 some txreni,
but it bai better be sustained now tbau lo
wait until it may be much greater.
y.jiii. By teiiing out fancy stocks gen
erally and putting tbe uijuey lata Govern
ment bonds.
SUik. By throwing into the market
at once all tbe gold boarded cr held fjr
investment. If held much longer, tbe
bss will be sirious. Within a y-ir, tbe
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&.te!. By doing no buiidioe until
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; the cost of labjr and materials shall fill.
; Tbe country can d witboct new buildings
ootil tbis
ar is over.
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i securities iue reicrence over ail otner
j iBtci,menti. Tbey realiy are better, and
j if new enterprises bave tempted na by
; large profits, tbe risk of ultimate, has is
J not ti be lost sight of.
V04' ,Bl11 gain oy mcse ; ne
shall get more men lor tbe army, and more
moncy for tbe treasury. We shall reduce
the eost of living to reasonable rates, and
thus enable people to sustain better tbe
bordeos of government. We shall restore
trade and finance to a bcaltby condition,
explode tbe corporate bubblea which dis
tract .everything, and improve the pros
pects of all really sound and reliable con
cerns. t". S. Gut-tie.
Tbe Solicitor of the War Department
has anoouocd an ofioial decision to the
effect that men who bave been mustered
into the United States service for the term
nf 100 dara or anv other anpeifiA timn.
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iiiiuvi ud ucm uuuii unit aiiitu ujaj
take place during the term of tbeir actual
service; tbey are exempt from tbat draft,
but not from any sobseqient one. If tbe
draft should cot tako place until after
their return borne, tbey will then be liable,
but each man will be credited with the i
time be may have already served. Tbis
,
sonstroctton of tbe law is no more than
just to those who have enlisted for one
hundred days
Rebel Appreciation of Stvpatfu-
ZEH3 iLLUsTSATED. The
asnington
istar (ays, that Mr. C. W. Thompson, for-'
merly of the Metropolitan Police, who is
now mans.inff a farm abont fourteen miles
onl on tbe Seventh street road, was under I
Ibe special attention of Rebel oSoers dur-'
ing the recent Rebel invasion, and had a
lair oPDorinnitT oi Wiews oi tneir ao-
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trodnetion a them was in Ma corn honae.
where be was surprised by four of the reb-:
els. iney complimented tv.l CJrn, but
tnnk AA . ahnnl .it hnih. e I h.v atlr.fi
him bow be stood "on tbe goose 7" and he :
tald them be was an "out and out Union
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iuic.rr. i D6 cuiti ui tun piliv icuiili- :
j ..y- , . ... i exactly so a graae to oe men Dy tne suuscn -
ed, "ion are tbe first upright man we ; 5 3
bave met, and shall be paid as far as we! ad. Two parallel coerces of brick, each 4
can pay you." They then gave him a dol- bricks high will be placed on the boitom,
lar greenback a rather cheap priee 'with a apace of U or IS niches on the clear
The officers visited bim frequently, and courses. The distance between
,.,t a,.... j ,t.j ' v . v.
took his horse and colored Ban, bat be- ;
fore they retreated tent back his horse .
and servant. They told him that when-
ever soev met a man woo came crvinp ana
ever tbey met a man who came crying and i
.rmT1,fKfr ... tnnV hi; a"
Mtt!e aod poultry for tbev knew bim to
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iw - put ...jjirLiiiij wuttt ug aiiuu.cu
and cheered for Jeff. Davis.
We are pained to announoe the death
of Henry II. Wilson, ion of Robert Wil
son, Esq., of Milton, and at tbe lime of
hi death Sergeant in Battery F. 2d P'cte, andfillia; op the trench as above sia
I'rov. II easy Artillery. iiei. No extra allowance will be made for
I any of these items. Proposal, may state a
John F Potter, of Wisconsin, has been ; gro sura for the whole job complete,
appointed Consul-General to Canada, to ! The work io be commenced tmmedia'ely.
fill the vacancy occasioned by tbe death i ,nd ,0 Bish!4 b ,hf ;oth of Xo"lb"
, ' i, . ' . .. next. For any lurther information entire
of Mr. GiddiDgs. Sir. Potter is tbe man ,r u-u rivrcn-j
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wm, vac.ru ous iiiu Virginia Braggart,
Pry or, few year ago.
New x'ouk, Aug. 12.
Tbo Erpreu gay passengers by tbe
Evening Star from New Orleans, report
tbe Rebel in strong force outside of Al
giers, within six or seven mile of New
Orleans, fortyfying tbe place and con
structing entrenchment apparently with
the intention of making it base of of
fensive operations. Tbey are commanded
by Gen. Taylor. Tbe Teche district is
also occupied by tbe enemy in large force, I
in order to crevent another advance of!
onr troopi through that region to Texas.
Tbe secessionist in New Orleans say it
is of no impoiU&Gw if Mobile ia loot to
Ibe Rebel.
Tbe Union Conference of tbe lil-l Con
cresaiooal district Indiana, Wes'tuore
l.uJ and Fayette met in lltt'burg on
tbe 15'b inst., and co tl.e ballot
n-'U.itated Ir. !"initb Fuller, of Fayette,
f .r Congress. Ilon.Jvhn CoTode declined
oo aceoutit of recent d iDiestic afH ctiuba
having list two suns in tbe army
Gen. Banks Las forbidden the trafj
iu gold in bis Department, except upon
the condition that tbe purchtsir depo-it
tbe gold purchased in tue Treasury of ths
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upo.u iue sei.cr ana it.9 purcnaer win
be held alike rtfpcnsible, and which may
bo drawn by such depositor from the
Tni.nri noon nrat.ti.in thn Ai.
j taut Treasury or tbe 1'rovo, t Mar.hU Gen.
of '.isfaefiry explanations of the purpo-
13 mhl"h U " 10 be PP'J-
j The Indians are aeaio eettictr trouble -
sorae in tbe ?outb-West. Numerous!
trains cf emigrants and freight have been
atiacaa ana me owners au.ta, wapjn,
t WOfcer IB JCSiiUK.
out io" od CODditioD taving been
, . fiTorej. jhcj report a great many
. .
w,.:,,!!, . .l ri ,r,;.t. .
:' ri.,.i..,' 'a . rr,f.,.
enc fr tne Lnion over the Confederacy.
The i fScers think the relative weakness of
tbe liebcliho to tbe Union strength, is
becoming greater tbat firmness in tbe
Nr;b will ensure tbe triumph of the Gov
ernment and tbey themselves are string-
er ia faith and determination to complete ',
the work. Col. B'jlineer of Lock Haven, I
i - . Dan. ot , aes-Uarre ate among
' those thus exchangej.
Corrtcttd &.mi- WceiTu ly J. Walk & Co.
ti-l,
" 50
j j gQ
! 32 75
Barley" VQfi.l 00
Butter
Egs
Lard, fresh
Tallow
Potatoes
lo
0
14
451
Flaxseed 2 .o
Pried Apple,lb. 6
Wool 1 00
Coontry Soap S'-O
Rags 4rV6
II am o
Sides i Shoulder 15
do withKibalO
IT i e-tloe "f tb rbTurisn, et it., borough of
Utii.l.urr th r-ili'i:i cu. B m lAa-n:
Vhfivu, la tlj. a tr b mi k. mt Oi.ii- Prr.irid.ae.,
R. bu tmn pjrMnl to r.-a.'tr, hj d.Ltb. frris cux
ni.t f.ar IaU Uia.Dil brotijr, 1r. C-.J.TU J. M'El.l
lij-r-'lor-,
KmI1. 1. Tt.-.! hit rarra-ba-td. pneiat qsiri4,
-r-K-J juu-n.at a. a i-Auoil'r, Knrt Tr- ti-vi' iial tr-at-m'.-ut
lowarlrri. ffu. aoi uotirnr -Tntj(n to to,
caiiiDf . r-ft l-r-J h Ira aa bonon--l and -tt-mrl m ' -ar
rr tS tcai.-aJ pixle.iioD, aa.1 hla loss b u, bkz d-r
1; b.l.
' i Tbat' w it.nJ to th, iaTpJ fai!r rf tb J-f-J
our h-artfi.lt .Tmpath-f Ic th tn-rparabl, lft. cf
a lind hu.tisDit aDl an attw-ti.--),:- f.U.cr. ar4 If V
mamnnit-r In th, loaa ot a inead aod aa aU, -aedi-i
3. That ir-jT of the r!ctirttii nt to tr fm-
: b.'rcvc
j tar rtassrr-u avuu l uuiisuru m ujv- v v oi auiav
! K-CPcai..
niiirmfLv.
s.ii M A t M s
on th nth iot . t rt. i ki. pfxxt? ctttit?.
TIMtftDU Uiu IvLiiAiitia aiiJiiL-Ni's, toih of t
IWrita-
DifU,
! t"tywi,vnn.onthi5ih!ntt,ini3,a?-d r montha,
aauthu-rof t'.:rao1 Mar. Ia.,r.
---- - - r-r??
Attention, East Bnffaloe!
, MEETING ot the citizens of East Baf
i faioe wtil be held alGandv's Schwl
. m An ikl. TnJ. ...... , T
Ho
o"c!ock. to nrm-id means tn rai-. R,,nnl
money, and other matter of importance ia
regard to the draft. JIltHX BKDW.N,
Aoz ! Treasurer-
LETTING.
OEALED proposals will be received until
ill iow luiij m
S " e-epiemoer uea., ey ik., , -,fc. ri -TT,n, i w.A
suoscnbers.att the oiTi.-e of w m. l amer, m.
for theeican.,n ,A ,n.,rr,,n. f . ,,.
u- L .":"r.v;-.:,
,rnm me Mmtt to the River on lhe farm of
V Em b.T &et ,on? and
require a bout 3000 cub. yds. of excava-
.
The trnnk cf the drain will be constructed
as follows:
1st. A bottom of boarj will be laid down
.1 . j..,.,.. , . i
tne coumes to or aim dt tne saoscrisers.
3J The d.,m or ,r-ank wiJ be C0Terf4
wilh fli? ,pn.s, carefully laid, ao aa to ex-1
elude tne sand or 'ravel.
4th. The earth removed for the purpose
ia. 1 1
rf pltlB2 iB,he Irunk moM . te reriaced
in Ue chirDnrl from hich it was taken so as
W leave the surface of the ground aa uniform
$ possibl
as possible.
5th. The materials for the trunk
k will be
ground.
delivered In the contractor on the
Proposal will state a price per cubic yard
for the excavation, and this price will include
or cover the coat of pulling in the irunkcom
. . . :
Ane-lS. 64, JOS.M..fceBIT.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
IX the Orphans' Court of Union connty
in the matter of the first and final account
of Charles Moll. Administrator of Sca.xa.a ;
man, laie oi " esi Duunoe township, dee a.
The Auditor appointed to make distribution
ot tne oaiance to ine nands ol tne Adminis
trator aforesaid amont; those entitled to the
same, will meet for that purpose at his office
in Lewitburg, on Tuesday the 30th day of
Antust, 1964, at ten o'clock. A M. when and
here all persons are notified to preent their
claims or be debarred from coming in for
share of the fund.
JOHN B. LINN, A editor
A 8TKtI Dwii.
Atray ttee laiaa, wy yrmi tb, Std htat.. tft. I
rwor .ill ri.aaa caJl. proievrop.it,. l-r ttoarna,
am taa, aw Sj i r axoaiivriA k
Administrator's riotlca.
A17HERES,ftTerof i.' nim- ra i, n apan ' Tl
th esuie of EMMH lit V TH -Wd.il
'STr r t.nve lw: I' rush p. t .... n l.o ,
i hare Irf a Rran:f ! tr. ir.e aabicr.' tr, ik tut
I'Tm 1. 1 iaw, H' iic i- h-retr (upr. t. a I r'r-
a- n-. knr.wtn thrmflvr t' be iriurli'J u
?a'1 eaip, lo iratte ixmeJ.ts fayn.fnt;
lan t th-ie hav:'i claims ai r't ll:e air.t,
I will pre-eat Ut.-a ilu'r an .hTti-a!-d r sc.-
I tlemtr.u JH. ttf.'N E!I. "m'r,
j cr h.s A;i j, J. M. U. Htsic
. Jti'y S8. lSt
SCHOOL NOTICE.
i T)V ..rer of the Schn. 1 H-reetors r-t ih.
i ) j, r..t: t.f
Lublnrt. ihe I'l ELIC
. pCHOLS of this Bur. ue'j v. irpn
Thursday the l.V.h dav of Srpiembe r, lftl
' ant tfaiuri.iT tne 31 of frp.-maer i riled
: tf.N sch.I.s'm.,'! held "'the ouh
; w'ariJ B.dmg,) c..aienc.ne t 9
j o'clock, A. M. JoH.V b. LINN,
' Secretary of ihe B,.a:i
TTOW TO DFST120Y
ROACHES, RATS, HICE,
lied II usk, Ant Vr.
I'se Bart's Vermin Exteminalor!
TT H
1 I I
I.Vr-AI.I IBLE-IS !. FALLIBLE!
pot op in Lar:e B"ies for -'5 c.s. Is
a.l rea iy ( r ase. t.id. 'j; mixing v.tb cibcr
aruc.les. Dues ol tpciJ, p?i dr? or or.hle ,
Lt kef'-sr. m t,Un-r j.Tpvrar!ca-. Vrm;n J
etrtfcafiu:iy ! ! of it fc mwl X rr di c ut tDorf ;
b -if). 1 fcCl dsC?.-t- tn ga. fti-f-tiotl to j
tsll WijO Ii- it- Nild If aUl iTUfsU klVl lAin j
tart uafhcit t- Tr'ta-I ut Ct t: . ho ur aai
ail i-r bi 1.1 r 1 1 r laTlM mil, ia larr tv-iri. tun
rl atri.ai J iU3 by it, iT.-f-rtrU r. No. 1
' ath T' t:h tre-t t" Te Hi.tiut MkitLfrtcr o.
iHy jurvckl r--t, aot Wv.imt, be;Kn T.cih axi4
.ef i'nirxl.LU-ti.X
cu : 1-1...? v Dvvt'irw Ti o ,-i a, av.-,ui.
ni R,ti;-. h, KAKIK a r..-.-.w. Bv.'BALk-
ana 1- 11 i.Ksii.ii. imiiioi-ii
CRIFflS'S J'A TEST
C:iat Jan and Glass Coven,
UU rreerviE: FKL'ITS in a perfectly .
rreerviEf tKLlia in a penectly
f.k cut. Th. r.rmr. fin VT
drr, or Cement, seal instanoy, aad are more
ea-i:y sea ed and cpsned than any other 'art-
cie 1..1 the purpose ever invented. All kinds
01 s.s luj ortucni cic rutf.ijr u.?a i ccuit,
ana uncertain ia seanoa. ur:K uae ci.iii.,
!hfse aroii ihe otjfcuons to
iar& where no cr o:ner me.ai is iwei i
to olher
a the
cjver-i.
: iost
;
For sale in !.evnbDrr. on'.v by
KUEMER. LU.NG ii wO
Willlamsport OU Works.
OX-EXPLOSlVErwaCris-al Carbon 0.1 1
IV TlCHt riCtlUEa.
Orders promptly attadd lo.
n. l. noidoos.
Iu53
Wi'liamiport, Pa
Doctor II. C. STtuntT,
HAVING returned froni the Armv, it now
located at BnrTaloe X C ill and oiTars
his professional services to me puLl.c. May
be found at Wm.T. Linn'
BurJaloe Tp, June 16, ISO. r-l'n
SHU AC WANTED.
T WILL rav the hieheit mark.: rrta tn
j X '-'ASn. lor
ar a aw ay"
delivered ai mTTinrard in Lewisbarj. Pr
iimi who intend pathfrmy.hon! A CumrEftCCst 1
I ' I
r immedii'f !y, 11 the stsitr will toon com
mence to get woody and lz:d.
E.i-HULU
Lewisbnrr, Jane 13, 1S64
Estate of Jonathan Koser, dee'd.
T ETTERS Tes-.ameniary ca the e:a: of
; 1j Jcnaihan Koser. dec d, late cf Bunaloe
i town-hip. L'aion eountr. have been eraniad
j to ihe subscribers ia due form of law. All
' persons indebted to at id esiate are notified to
; icaWe immediate payment, and thoe havicg
claims ajainst the saeie will present them
proper.y aa.nent'caied tor seti.ement to
J"H K'iSEIl. Fa!T..o. Iliws.
S'jLoSloN Ko;tli. ktilj, i ion
Jane 14. 101
pd
The Eye and the Ear.
TR. S- H. KNIGHT, of Lewisborc. havinj
I) hah twentv-five years' practice, offers
. .. ..
d seased Lves or Lars. I ae tollowicg is ot
cf a number of Testimonials i
i Vt aro hd paara-t of both fw-,u blind rf ona,
tnl nria ,.- i tti- t-th-r. 1 hs-1 pb,.ieia, att-niiDC
him. If no .IT-t. 1T. hnUfct DdrtrKa l.i. fa nl
rarrJ him without an ot-rati. i.uh .ita:ih3
i.TwiiriNiiiniiiwi, r. i . n w. .
llartictco. J.n.
! Estate of John Die3V nderfcr,Sen.,de:J. '
w fi-rrnj .r u.,.;....i;n. .k. u...
, i " . i-ic .-.uiuiu..-. ..... . u ...c
j J j of John Dieffenderfe-. sr. dee'd. late of ;
W hue Deer township. I'n n ccunty. havint;
'been granted to the andersned, ail persons j
indrtied thereto are requeued to make ira- .
mediate payment, and these havinc claims or ,
unu.uos ..ius. .n .... r....i
iB, lalhen.icaa for w-t.lemen. to
JOHN H. CAMPBELL. Adm'r
White Deer Mills, June H, 184 pd
Candidate for Consreas.
ryHE nndersisned re,pecifullv offers him-
I tt. lo the Republican, of the Fourteenth
rt.airiri ot Prnn.v'rania 'pom. i
posfd ol the counties of Danp'hm. Juniaia,
jWihumberland. Snyder and Union) for no-
mination ty ihe several county conventions
cf the said district. JOS1A11 ESPY
Harrisbnrs, June 9. 1864
IIEXBY HARPER,
Ho. 620, Arch St
PHILADELPHIA.
Manufacturer
and
Vlalia 1ST
WATCHES,
FUSE JEWELRY,
SOLID SILVER-WARE,
, and R3GERS' superior PLATED WARE.
C7A1I kinds of SILVER WARE made on
tne premises.
jone
HA 1X7 Krpiunng carefully
K45m3 i
Estate of Lt Col John D. Zinsser.
WHEREAS, letters of adoiinistratioa to
the estate of John 1). Master, dee'd,
late of Lewisburg. have been cranted to th
subscriber by the Register of Union eoamy,
all persons indebted to said estate are reques
ted to matte pavment and those having claims
gainst th same will present them wi.boul
delay to JUdEPH MlfER,
Or to tia itterwrt, CEVtl'j a lUlts
LeiaT(, Jaaa I, I'St
A
Acditor's Notice.
ihe tlrphan" C on rf l'n:oe eooolv
the m-.i'er of ih s-end and tnal
j are. nnt ct :har es S! !l. Ljecmnr ot the
; laM and ifinai i f tTaB tLk, la
j of Vvri Ka?a.(.r u nh:p. decta.ei
( Trie AuUr appciciei upoa eic -;ijBl
C'e I lo Ihe aV?e accc-UDt, ai. 1 to i..r:fcD'.e
' the -urn aim t;J t aerosntant to br dot and
in his han 1 amor.; ! se itgally rs'iilei U
j 16 ame. wili mra f . r 'ii'! pcrp-jaes at t.a
rile? ia L.eNburj. in Tarsiav the 8oih day
. of A;al, l-r, ji VDe o-t!ck. P V, whan
anJ here all p-rsens inrrfrfd are Bet.Rei
to t' rrrenl and p-e-ent their c aims, artier
wise ;h-r win be debarrei frora comiae; ia
tor a anart ol u.e fond.
JUH D.LI.VN. Auditor
i I'aiicd Sutes Claia Agrnls.
i . LI'K.NSE havinc beea (ranted lo thai
' l unaera garj io carry oa ti.e basiacsaof
I mtrd sas C.aita Aeen'.s i Laioa eoaair,
, th-v will attend proicrtiy o the eol eeuon of
back pay a&d b-ontie, and the procanecof
pension for soJ Jiertcr the'r 'e?al reprrseatav
lirrs. and ihe prosecol.cs of ciaiins aguaal
'lhe Lnitei B!i;-,.
JA VEs T. i fl. LLVf
L-irisburg. March 21, 1-64
A.'.t, vla
THE nnderlznrd. harirr, obtained th IM
. f the forcitsre. xtores and uteasila of
Mr. Kiraian M. ( uoria. will continue tt,a
Bakery. Coafeettonery ac i Xotir.n Insiorsa,
at tbe oid stand, on Market street, for :ke pe
riod of rae year. He h: pes tytrlct atteatiata
to business lo mer.t the pa'.rocaj beraitfore
exienej lo llt.a establishment.
H I . M'.VAHO!C
Lew'sbnv, Apr;! 10, lt1
Success! Success!
SUCCESS has everywhere attend! staf
Armies and so it may be said of .
Eagle 1 Bava 5rw rkMrakle Gallery,
(situated on the Sou:a side of Market straat.
oeiween ja ana .n, i.ew:i03re.; wnicn l a
! perfect scccess we bavinft. at ernstderablw
j expense, f::ted op a new combnatioa L (hi,
which can not be surpassed fur fine effeat ia
i civmr to the Pictnre tbat (ielicat shading
arnica all ailmire.
, v..., - p,- ,,. ..a
. r ' 1
j u fcire rn htn , t Te ,lrce 1MOTBBwa
of j.fl ,.. Vittt Pnott.grilpB A1,
j o which wf c(T.r cltT ,rle
ENliLE BAWJI
B lne
Miller wanted.
A ed M.lier can secure a good Miaaalaesi
Inquire rf JuHN WALLS ea CO
Lew.sbor;, May X5, 19
i IJrochTmntiori
itFTil
rj -!-. a r: i :,jVJ
JLT ifca lateat of all i that cf ,
C. W. SCIIAFFLE.
1 Barne returned from Hew Yoik
, "T-'a, preparai to e;. ud.
Cheap for Cash.
j A Inrre anfirl-nent of Prtev.Chemiea's n-le,
; Paint.-, Varnihs. live Siuilv Giava. I'erfuiw.
enes. Coal Oil, Lamps, Brabes.Trys. Fancy
Notions, Snaps, t'oniecuoaenes, No:, Fip,
i uoacco, i-ijars, ,n:.ery.
die.
Ac.
Ac.
Ac.
rhjeiciaas" prescriptions carefully
compounded.
Wines and Liqnor3 for Medicinal
purposes, warranted genaine and cf lb bast
,
i""'J
LEWISBURG
Mav SS, 1864
GUA'S. PISTOLS, FISHING TACKLE.
FHJE CUTLERY,
an tvrtlnc Ippamaa arraerally.
Ji0T!f- L-a"- Kfei'- rii.
Uillies, corkscrews, g Col1'. Ac, coa
siant'y on hand and fur sale Wholesale aad
Ketail at the Pponstnan' I.poi,
JOHN KRIDER'S.
N.E. corner 2d and Walnut Sis PhiladV
phia. March 4, ISf I m
TAKE NOTICE.
VLL PERSONS are hereby notified net
to ride on horseback cr drive wi-b a
team rn cr across my Lots, wb'rh I intend an
occupy as a Ccal Yard, wuhont r conseai.
Boatmen are notified aoi to tie p at any
Wharf, without first consullicr ire. Any caa
violatint; the above notice will be consider
a trespasser, and prosern-ed s "rJ:
ttM. FUGLET
Lewisbnr?, April , ISt
KRrICR, A CO. have jaw
ree'd
A errat variety of descriptions and prices
rail and see. May 6
J
1ST received a fine assortment LadlfO
Itrrav) faOOdsi, Eoibroidrry, Teila.
Gloves. Trimmincs, etc Ac. smut:, fcr taa
season also a fine lot of Doroeatict at
June SO KKEMER, LONG A CO S
CARPETS jnv ree'd (Jane Sf) bv
KKEMER. LONG A CO
1-.LASTCR.SiIt anl r.h f. r V by
KREMER. LONG CO
Hipense Book. A Manic boit.ihav)
lahelied, has baxa fmnd, aad is left at ttiM
office for the owner
The LewisViirf Depos't Bank
HAS this dav declared a Pie.-f-ed of tovt
per eeat. for the !ai n m. atfc. frw
from tha Government Tax, psabl eti-.
mnd. H. r. SHCJ.tE,Tiea.
U" a. Iff I.
i
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