flfffll li 1W ill Mli IjiUJlii hum )d k flili fill hi THE UNKO-V fiah!ihfa in 1.1 1 WLok Au.i,sl BV 0. WORDEN AND J. II. CORNELIUS. 41 $l.."iO per Year, alwaji In .4d-.Rr.re. LEWISBUKG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1SG-L "fHEOXirLE " KiVMif! in IS 13 While No., l.OGS Pll:llHH M.VI.HHMl Tuehx Inmi!!2 S. Friday Afternoon. Mstrict anl r.mty No-miai'iions. Assemblj -stnirn. II. i'K I'., or I rn rngniy MHIIi AiLr H. ol 'lad r rniintv .M.lls II. MtMll. r i.rumll.c. PhrrlflT TWtM is I 111 I'l H..if lli-il'-, li.in-h p HomSiiRrr-l!MMI I. Kit K: K of Nra Berlin A4llor-JVI 4iKI Vt l-t liufl.ili.r lsirwn-r-ll S.JIH,S r It s .f Mlttlnhunr. Election i n Tn--s--. . o :. 11, lafil kos ri:ti!r vr. Abraham Lincoln FOR IKK PlI' MM ST, Andrew Jolinon. ELFCTtiRAL TK'Krr I R.h.rt P Kfnj a tlar. Kim 4 Wuiifcin II Kvra Cbkrir, M Kamp T R .l-rl fr- Willi, a Tk!-t t Jfhr, ll-l-l.ni 1 Ri'hrJ II II Iuiar4 HoIlrlAr 11 Cbrir t Ur.J ' I 13 K ' II,.-rh,-v ll htin-r j. i.i, w-.t.r i'm : I M nihy !.,. 1 I W . .-1, J' 'in l",t' n S .pi..- I- I -It .T . I, I1 k' n- j-t si ., u:, kin J-.ticV b.aurl rJ :eenoti i n Tue-Jar. N.-c. S. !r The Fishing Creek Rebelii3n. The Wt.irkey Irurrectun uf VV'est I'eDnsylvania La)', Ilurr'i?, I jrr, end John Lruwii's rebti.i iti and 'be ''iiidt peodent gr,Teriini(nts" cf Wyoming, cf Fauklaod, uuib l'f .in.a, and of L 'iih, all came to nought : tbty ti.re "cstrccd'' into 'ubniir-sli'ii" by the "rtroog baud" cf the Ntinn! (j jvernai'nt. To tbi catalOiin we mu?t tnw a.j i the tame of the Ftfhtnj Crrlc C'liutin'r'T-y, away up (be classic s'rtaiu of lint La.'ce iu the Norlb wtst.TD part of Columbia ciunty, J'enn'a. It is inhabited by pe ipie Dr ally fivil and hospitable, but not tbeui"-t intelligent in the w.riJ, if we n;ay judge from the fct that nospftrs of the Col Tate grade of intellect are tbe political bibies of tbe region. We have Dot the exact figur.a, but Hentvn, J ul J-'i-b. ish Creek townships, and the vicinity, ease liycbanao, lireckir.rilge &nd Wouuward bout tea votes to OLe against them, while lut one out of teovoted to restore to the Eoldiers tbe right of suff'age. Vr-Bg!y biased by the politically Mind of tbe country, and irflio.td to madness by the basest falsehoods weekly toli them rupeetiog the A Juiitis'ra'ii d, many ot the peo le there proceeded to ilogai and traitorous ac'a. Ke. F. K L'yer, while lioldiog a reifular reiigicu loeetiog, was broken io upoo by a drunken mob, wLo told him '-be might preach if he was a Democrat, but not if be was an Abolition ist j" tbey seix.d, and attempted to hang bim, and he only escaped by fl ib'. Boasting as they do cf "I'ree r-pecch," ytt tbej denied tbe right to Lid. J. Kodeo baugb acd other Unionists. I'usldings cf prominent Union men were burned down, doubtless by their political opponents. Ih-afted men, from tbe first, absconded, or banded together to evad: or reci.-t the law. Firearms were procured, and alleged mi!- itary defences prepared. An organ. rati . n, (opposed to number 0j0, was maae, doubtless somewhat on tbe plan of tbe secret conspiracy recently exposed in In- diaca. Capt. Wm. t-iiver, an enrol. ing tfficer, while on du'y, was shot from bis borse, but not killed. U ber persons of known loyalty were also exp sed to the loss of life, and the aLcoyaoces were in creasing. Emboldened by these acts, and encouraged ty their par'y leaders, lending them "aid and comfort," the deluded handful really thought themselvesa host. Tbey more openly d 6.d "Old Ate and 'I bis imps," declared tbey bad plenty of men wbo could draw a bead at three hundred yards, and empty saddles as fast I'nel. Sx.m eonM sol ikm fi.rinr, .to . e e - tbe Government, tbey were as much in i,..nrrMir,B .1. ff fi.vi. .hen , Q$kJ to be Id a one. ?,ert cU O"11118 notorious, . aL I r a . a ,' . . . e - . atvftl rnncn merit frnm 1 1 att leKunr email but varied force, to attack ibid Kinnmnnn ni in a n ntTiniK ominrv i u. u ,. . , J, ncraev. He "nnved on thn worirs " ... . , but found tbem as bare of lighting men as YirgiDU is .ben Grant's army Las passed ?r jL Tbe "fierce Democracy" who ould boast so loud among peaceable peo ple, and burn tarns and shoot (from am bush) at single men or triads, bad no hearts to meet tbe blue ccats tf the "ty rant Lincoln" in fair fight ! Some of the greatest boasters fl;d to Cabada (where they can not sole against tbe Government, en if the, ,,11 M fi ht fjr :, ) ,hll, , . . 144 3 oioers were sery bland invited the rffi- era to dine and said it was all a mis- take 2 1 ! And thus exploded the F i Cretk ConfcderaeTt -""g e The reckless bioomsburg editors and (arj tricksters who led their more honest neigh bors into ibis ridiculous but bad eminence, Auejustly chargeable with all the ill fecl- iag and expense of tbe affair. Tbey may try to laugh it iff is a "j ke" or a "scare, io. I ft. a... . ... i, re- t " are ioo well known. A re bellioa of a hundred is as much aAnn-rlaamffiati.-l as - t .it . leucuoo ol mi 100 AValia wVawtsa-i revs . AT a vej vavv lu o a.. - peoaity ol tbe law for crimes oo pr. ter than this. May tbe ln i.. "creek nation" ,o ennrH. nn 4 .t. ! .k - a , . .au,w.tcu .uem into: , grievoos error, left tbem io tbeir peril, and called tkm tali tji tLsir cause ! Coppeihsad Caccns at Chicago. This "atherir.g has been large iu tan-b-rs, and a great nojiuDt of tiei'imcnt and inten-e hatred creattd. Stinting seemed oo tiiore like holy day tbin Sit urdiv, in the in. d t of the i-1 1 1 r crowd. .V'liii'iy, the rich bai.ker. ( lieimont.) ajent ol the U. h'cliiidst, caii.-d the ujeet- . . it ii.i . inf, and nominaim weak-kneei lot -.leT, ol PciV. f.r temporary '.Chairman. Mr. l;iIct acceptfJ, aud made a speech in Wblcb be uruouuetd the AdiiLnalion Lie tbkkmt! war or iet.-e. a- ltiCaf j war or peace ((Jaite a c iUjplimeLta our btae aulJirrs and sailors, but rutiitij; ibo lio oo tbosre putllljg . wbo denounce tbe l'resident as bating made war.) Tbe usual L-umaiitue were ap; jintcd, and adjurucd. ! Tutk i'iy, tj i. Siiiuuur, of New York. ' was CKo.r.'d" pcrujauent president, and riibio a m st violent and disi yal speech. After which a 1'latforui was ad iptcd, con taining o t one wi rd againM the Hi-belli jn, but murb aaiust the Admlnisiraii n strfuuju, foi the l uiou ami tate Hi 'bts . ani in favor of arresting our arojiis io ibtir pr gre-s, to bold a eooveo'.i'iu of the States. The patch-wink resolutions were ai .pted wi'b fe diss 'nting votes. Nooiinations f ir 1'rcsiieDt were thro M ii,..ii,ii;,.i. i. i maie .lefrs. 1'owellol Kentucky, I'terce of New Hampshire, Sej mour of New York, aud we btiieve one or two others, (who declined) an". M OUllau of , and Sejmour of Connecticut. Mr. Harris, of Maryland, donnumed Gen. M'Cielian a a hireling tool of the A iuiinistratioo, the roan wbo arbitrarily arrested tbe Maryland Legisla'ure. Gen. Morgan said the Logi-ia'ure was plotting to fecede, and defended M'Clel- lan for arn stiog them, Mr. Carrigan called Mr. Harris to order f'r bis violent as'aui's up"ii M'Cielian. The TresideDt decided Harris out of order, and that put ao end to '-free Speech" in the caucus. A New Yorker Called Harris a" traitor," and Harris knocked him d an f ir bis "free ppeecb." M, , . . , ,,..,,, , r L-ne, of Ouio, said M Clel'.an bid gone farther than Lincoln iu the perpe- tratinn cf tyrannical measures upon tbe s.cred privileges and rights of the people. Weak as isyrur platform in many respee's, dob't add to its weakoess by placing such a man in nomination. He Legged them not to nominate M'Cielian. In intense cuitement, caucus adj .urned. dnrttlnyy proceeded to vole for I'res-id-nt, when IS States voted for M'Clel'an, Delaware and Mary'iaod for T.H Seymour, and Ouio, Indiana, and Missouri divided between the two. Tbe nomination was then made nsanimons. For Vice President, Gutbrie of Ky. had 05, Pendleton of O 55, Voorhees cf Ind. 13, Cass cf 1'a. -0, Dodge of I wa '.'9, scattering 50. On sscond ballot, George H. Pendietoo of Ohio was nominated, We will give the Platform at kng'b, with that cf tbe Union Party, as soon as we get the former officially. fecAbraham S'.raub, E-q , said to bave been the oldest inhabitant cf Milton, died ( tc tbe 21st ult. He wp one cf twin , brothers born (hefire tbe borough was LiiJ out) Dec. 9, 1T94, on the lot where the Milton Hank cow stands. He was one cf the Useful, the upright, and the noncred nun. See Hebe! We wish persons wbo drive with high loads under tbe telegraph lines in this borough would bave the goodness to avoid tangliog them. It io- terfcres with tbe busioess of tbe line, is hn f-vncnsa to. th cinirianT. and an an. . .k- ...r P'.- v.a noyaoce to tbe operators. I .ease be careful, and moch oblige. i , - - t Significant. While the confederate e3tl.et..iaa u.rhcxU and threat- c3 enea to creas up in a row, goia tell as . .-.a. . low as -2Z2, and as sion as some degree of narmony was res'orea, ana tbe Dominations made, tne sensitive metal sprang up . . -. .......... . - . 11 Deitier tne aoings 01 tne aoDciave U(J ,his tffect or , we m Dot TOach forj but u n ,ery mach ,,te if - to"The Sunday School of tbe M. E. church of this place, Lad a splendid cele- bration, in Mr. Cameron's woods, in Chi!- liMjuaque township, Wednesday of this week. The little foiks (and big ones too) j erj oyed it hugely. I t- fr t t t. ' JSTOP a -nun.se ue-eu o , the habit cf making targets of tbe insu'a-; ..... f. i tors on tbe telerapn poles may pront toy ; reJ'ng ,-je P-itel 00 iom9 of ,nein- j e moa i ,1'0 the J0"0?44-"3 t,J "Duse i lneni.etea jn oaie other manner, or they ; I m-,rr,r.t.l)..A r.,v arlv for their . . ut viuij.v- . r-j j fcajrTbe draft will take place as soon after Monday next as tbe Provost Mar- sbals can get rudy. Volunteers aid sub- snutes ate to be credited to the different :....i;ii.. j ;..:..t. ..j .l . j.. :i. : ioca hye. and pr.bcip.Is, and other details i settled, which may require a few days be- i f.re thn names will h. rlr..n f. 1 LhLl I .ul HirCol. James A. Leaver, of ihe liSih - -.- Vols, was shot ia tbe thigh, at the recent enjairoment on tbe Weldon Kail, road, and was eoaiDelled to b.v. bis 1,- amnutated eiost. to the body. He lie. at '. ' ;. . . . . i VHT 1 UIUI IN aillMI ,UUUMIUU- a U C I oond wae aflioted by sharpshooter's cjiai ball, jij. ihe waj gziog into actioo. I Hirrisbtirg Correspondence. Mi'NUAY, Aug '.0. The Lojiisla'ur noj urtif d on Tuuts lav, but I was '-draf'eo'' to "fc'x thiugs," which detained me this we-k. afternoon. I visited Camp Cartin, to assist s- mi la ii-s in findm:; a 1 J i r wbo one remi-Uibcrf d only as a dashing kap .La ..I in li.ir 1 u r. an. &:.nfr r-hil'li-h " J ......... . . - V " u,r- -N,). Le "9 temr-ivd ; n,UJ lal ynur la-tier a.ivise y a n g ) i i ey r to'hit.g tj Leip uiam'aio our p5"'''111" drafted, Lt I n.iu'.J rut ttay and te ii his manly rp!y, tcitir.g very much in a few wcrds. I have ceer i en baiter locking n.en than bow are Itir.inio the cau,p D-ra:lj intelligent, uptight, young men, who h ave interesting fiuiiiitK. aud, ri.-k ng much for their sakes an4 their country's, f. r. go all the delights of home at the 1 r si-knt's call. G d grant them sicce-, add a life-long reward ! You would hardly think it was war wbicn broujtit together fuca ao immeuse crjwd cf visitor-, w imeu aud children es pecially, this cool, pleasant day : you would bave suj posid it a fair, cr a holiday, si cheeiful and ploanaut w. re all. ouie of thet jiiii-rs were learning the rudimeo's of h.use-ke-piog f.r themselves, aud (heir re big vessel of boiling black c-:.ffee, cooking of beans, ic., gave them much merriment. "Burt" took me to lis tent, where a num ber were manipulating nj iare pieces of pas'.eboud wuh varied red aud biack spots and pictures on one side, tu' at a sial from B-rt tlcy c.anged thtm all over and the reverse side seemed all alike aud Lot bear sj loieres'iLj but I had but time to io lire what it a.i meat;! ! j L EM..r, 10 A. M. Just p;ssd by said to be bound f?r Cnambersburg the-l'lst I. V. commaL u d by Col. 1". A-bury Awl, ani Lieut. Col. J. Wesley Awl, who was in the nine months' service. Toe lit1 1st is called the Dauphin County Iii.giment, being mostly from tuat couuty, but includes others also. " Vt'm.l. IV. I' .I... l...V...l- lrt...!.! ii nil eu. e, I iuc te.ue.ue,u.('jsfKoui- ,,.,-,. . . service, an 1 was last year a reporter in the Conner, tbe widow of a Union soldier, who Hecate; is Wi.bur F. Miair and five other has no means cf support, got on ber knees from Lewislurg. The Regiment marched and Legged t-3 save her and ber little ones with tiriii step, iodicating that there are from the fury of rebel wrath; but while many veier.us" among them, and earnest she was. thus pleading for mercy, they , but tboughifui look. Hundreds' were fired bcr little home, aud stole $ lei from j straining tbeir eyea to catcb Ibe last ber tbe only money she bad in tbe world. ' giiuipse cf friends iu the crowd and , Mr. Wo.'lkill, a very old citixen, aud weeping mothers, wivs, sisters, daugbters, ' prostrated by sickness so that be was ut and lovers, and waudering cbiiJieu, waived ttrly noable to be out of bed, plead in a fond alien to the loved ones, some cf ' Taiu to be spared a horribla death in tbe ' alieu may never return. Many a stem fl.mes of bis own house ; but they laughid , soijier's lip rjaivered, and the tear rolled at Lis terror and fired the building. I dou the biubzed cheek witb the sweat which theshorl march had already brought to their faces, as tbey gazed npou all tbey held most dear, for whose best good they face the dastardly, deadly foe who bave brought ou and continue this deadly airife. "irwt O -1 in t.Tso f bii ,.1 - r. J to ..J tn h-J tu... .i Id ii uiuru ua: jiur:"i.- Jl ioti : st.,.1 :.ik LM. tt :&tij ,oa Iu ku-.j ot S:j m sovvrtliroa A iv. tkt so I It will net t ; Vee trust, io OoU : tl.r ersrico. pewer 1 o mi i u- in our dkrs.-t bcur. 1 Io. u- our ; r.i-r n, .tur ' ST6 A e Ir" d"Qj tr. m il, i.it' A.i -raise to ri.r: ' The Poriraits ot the Governors of Penn. sylvania, in the Executive chamber, arc a most interesting study, as well as the State papers which adorn its walls. While in , the room to-daj, a llerks county chap rather created a commotion by asking "which of deui Gufferncts is General Jack- son '." ! A battallion of tbe lG:b N.Y.V.V.C. ' came here to-day from Kimira. TI illlJBIJ fbere are 10,000 Rebel prisoners there, ' ' t?UMa D "'"V? cl tDr men- Wednesday. Aon. 31. V. EDNE.sDAr, Aog. ol. Took a trip to Lancaster, this forenoon, j i.a k..... 1 UG VUIU wUw UUiaiUCO 1 vv asLVl VCIKI M kJ I anticipated. Their soil and their plough-' r c irj(! iookej i,ke ,teir crofl9 but the deeper tbe cu;ture ,te less the drought injured. The peach-crop is abundant, and good B bu: little f f the peach rot, which so affects ' the West Branch. j Cool, and very pleasant. This mortiicg, the Cops are firing sa-1 ; '"'"6 jet am lor a Lbiou Tictory. i Met Lt. Col. Charles Kleekner, just homewards, Laving receive J disabling: but 1 I a.o ,l.r..iii n.-,,,r.,l t Hain.' station not ilanaerous wound at Reams' Station " . . , .: "e says the army s id gwii spirits, ana . ma w ni.. r.rnmr.t rcir.fori'.emer.ta In j f r- drlTe the iebli out of lr6IDI- iDe ,crJ bc6t of meu re com'ng in bat we C40 Dot ten now many. Counties .... .... . -.. Md (ji,,!,,. lre ulling up, but some win endure the dr.ft, sutelj. w. . D p . y eborl isi't0 bu frjends hcre- , ' lh s.Koob and Jackson Walter, of tbe i ... ... bome on . short furlough, 01 ' ire "ome on buui. oi bttn ouudcd ne.r Petersburg ! . liDe of CJtcbes t, been placed be- A b .. , i, . eeu ,Us t " '.he l"''" DefM' to meet tbepressibg demands of the com- i.ccu ..nf. w . munitv C. E. llaus, the Seuior editor ; j - - - , . . ras , L L.. tha awns.. 01 xtiB leu&'f 0. u" "'-u "P. to inculcate Union scntimebts in ano.ber j ' "4"") J"r: ! :,. . r. i.1e,. Co.Pa. J a bushel of potatoes Hera dug (ton four bills, Aug S, 1864. SLT-ai i-o, as-.- ' Important Law. An Act for tbe pi..tedioii ut Volunteer - against Frauds iu the payment of ioouo- tv l ,tct see. 1. I!e it ensued, fit. That any rer'ou who tn? be tn'rj-tin wnn any vol bauntv niiue? f r ant iJenLvlvani un'eer eu'eriug the service of the Luiled bta;ior this 5'a'e, wbo hai:, wrb or without tba consent cf uch vdun'ecr, re tiu the same or ?-jy psrt therejf, orsi ill fall to psy l i sUfb vi.Jii'e'T, at tbe time of bis hving uiustered in, the full amn'i'jt of such boun'y money, arbmt at.y d -ciuc'.ioo or aba'eoifut, sbaii be ii'.-itnd guilty of a misdi iuean r, an i on colvioii .ii tuereof, in any court ot oji r and tetn.in r or ii'iarter s"-iotia, shall be nlenctd to pay a One of five hundred dollars, and to be imptison'd at bari lbor in tbe I eni- tcI,.,,ry f.,r the lerm of r-x ui nih. Ap roved by the (Jovern .:, ui i4,'Cl. Pretty Shirp. ' In Ohio, a mao wbo (nb hi ance-'ors for seteral generations) hai becu soid against bis consent, abd CompelLi to toil for just what hi,purci.as(r chese to g!ve him, pat himself on tbe block, and off red to go and shoot Kebels for the man who would give him the most compeiisati -n. It was a bovel spectacle a nun se.iing himself but be was a good auctioneer a gjod man, too and tbe biddiug soon be came spirited. He finally bid Lnu-e.fofi for twelve hundred dollars. Sj he hag $1-00 to begin with, and if he returns w:th his SI'o per mratb aui ti'.ras he will have q ii'e a start in i.fe. The C aia'ier-burj; ll-iit ,ry con tains a narra'.ive in detail of lUlei d iiDgs in that ucf Ttunate towo on tbe (cci-i .n if its destruction. We ex'net a p rrion of a paragraph JT ,De ben-. S' of tuose ia this viciiii'y wbo have been apolnoizicg f r the rebel barharitici ou the ground cf a just ritahatiou : Tbe house of Mr. James Watson ao old and feeble man cf over eighty, w.s entered, aud because bis wife earnestly . remonstrated against tbe turning tbey fired tbe room, hurled bcr into it and , locked the doir on the ou'.sile. Her .nnl.lr. r.A.i .1 t.r Kd ),i.,cnr..i in tV,A ,L.w.v3i.i.ei.Mi.iw. wu..u.,uuu , . , . , .- , c , Through tbe superhuman efforts cf gome friends be was carried away safely. Mrs. Lindsey, a very feeble lady cf nearly fc'gJty, fainted when they Sred ber bouse, SJ w3 'cf' by the fiends to be devoured in the fiimes; but fortunately a relative reached the boue in time, and hftiog her in a buggy in the stable pulled ber away I while tbe flames were kissiDg each other! lover their heads on the street. Mrs. j Kus, wife of the jeweler on Main Street, j , , , , lay dead; and aithough they were shown the dead body, they plied the torch and ! burned the houe. Mrs. J. K. Shrtoek o . was there with Mrs. Kuss'i dying babe in bcr arms, and plead for tbe sako of tbe dead mother and dying child to spare that bouse, but it was unavailing. The body of Mrs. Kuss was hurriedly buried io tbe gardeD, and tbe work of destruction went on. The next day it was taken up acd interred in the Catholic graveyard. When fl.,. !.. Ck....l. ... :.e. iucu.u.1. ClilJI Otis VUk sun ; tbe child, she went .0 one of the men and j presenting tbe dying babe, asked " 'mix recenje nceet I A tender chord was 'tan rectnijt $iceet 7 A tender chord was touched, and without speaking be burst i,., 17. .f, i fii.. M autw liaic. aV- anil WiaiLAj a l a 1 rv t v sr. Shryock ..ndaaked whether be could do g for ber ; but it was then ,00 late. e bas ceased to be motber.ess, for anything The babe it shares a mother's sepulchre." gg 6 w--w-. e The surrender of Fort Morgan is fully c luurmei. is capuuiaiea aiier a ciomoara- msa, of fiv, dlJS- The command?r,3en Page, with 600 prisoners, six'y pieces of artillery, all tbe stores, ammunition, Ac, were banded over to Admiral Farragnt and Gen. Graneer. This gives ns entire 1 control of the bae. thn, rclewinr. "a la namber of . . fc . . ' CaiQ j now operate tu other quarters. operate tu other quarters. Tbe Rebels grieve over the loss cf the , Weldoo Kailroad. It appears to bave j touched them on a very sensitive spit, by catticir off a r?reat rortion of their sunolies. - j - De nobrokeo communications to Kich- moni ,re 0Per Uled jn c&rrjiDg provisions to that beleaguered city. si , ... cn r . . fi f '.i. rk ' " From twentv-five to thirty bouses were ,XtlVfi. itfUC4 bJ, 6&e'? g tlUae!i. cannonade, and not a resident was ii.it Ooe sildier received a fl,h wound. lato i jured. uoe soiair receivea a ii'sn wouna. tor . - . . . jr.'. in ) ... . ,, ... . i IUS UCUil'i IV ti uoa auc I nil ut-lC. J - Twa companies of Kansas militia bad a ; baud of Indians, on the Iff b ille. - -. "'"'J . et of Marysv. Nanus, 10 wbicb tbe militia scare defeat- ed, with a small lost. Tho Indians coo-1 tioui to eommit great tUpreditiooa. Gen. Cada!lader arrived at Ii!nni- ' bur !'t e's'urday eveoins44, at.J left f t tbe C.i perhead e oufed-rscy, nr. Fisciru : crek, oa ?utidf morning. Cjiite ao ar- my has co.l-e'ei tip th cretk, and the liiooaiiburg K pubii'-ao it looks very miliary. Ab 'Ut foriy-Sve of tbe rinj lead'.rs were arr tJ and ent ti llrris bu:; under a gf ong g lard. ('I-o. (VI waliad. r is a go .d democrat, and i f curse Democrats will have bothicg to fear ) Thre is noihitig of spec's! imp-irtam fnci S'ji rman. s me sbtil from him 11 piodtd in Aiianta, and ntiroeJ a psrti-n f the ci"r. Toe Uebrls are threaleuitg bit communieation'. (Ji n Forrest claims to haie taken M'm- A- fr.im oor forces. Thia bat out bceo I. hiweTer. CorrnsttJ $mi- Yetfyly Kalhd; Smith. utter K .'g Lard, fresh T.il.w Potitoe" 40 Kje 1 HO 32 1H. 75 UtWy 9U(1 CO K:iXeed o l 15 1 (( I'ried Aprle,lb. 10 . Wiol ' 1 on C luntry Soap S'i H II :u -5 tid.-sel Phou'dcr 15 do withHibslO lUiS tjfi.S rp-The pnlp.tof Ke.J.Hrtxr. at Pau.a Cnurch. wiil be cccap.e.l on .-ui.d.v ninrmnf Dxt by Kev. Dr. Curts an ! on ;he Sutdav 1. : ty Ke. A. Kaanck. b.m moruins and e renins. Off B In Milton, OB tli In inrt, Mrs MAIiT BLT, U iu llrt:-T tf n-Mp. a Uk --"Mh ult, MAKT J INK. Notice to Trespassers. i M. per-ons are hereby cautioned a2air.it trespaains upn the prean-.es ot" the f r ihe purp se of huniin? partri ises ani rtherir.a!i (i nt. us they w:!l be dealt who arcrdies, I" iaw. CHAlil.K- lkl. . HVIFl. St'tH. ul sl'ills. AM'l.tW II l :K, l1' KU1lu,:t'iEL' Ot HioK settle, Or.ol. jK H.i Jsjiis Htai :. ViIUJSM li.tJvrt, WM. bLLt, 1. n. KLK-KNEB, h T. e Niil.-. CK . rK.tsUi'H. ' aoax stit. i.tK. rail . f. atWAUtf, '. i Til ..If.., vU...j : J hi w stut.tr- JAtS W I'lViu v iNaina. ! ilSSI. HelLtii, l. 10 b 'Vhl.. AHi.AiUO K.-:t. sl'-SSS -n it .IAKE&, eoi...iloN btssti s;.e. 1. lfl4nl hi . H SKI) JokJuS, JSUS.S iI VtM Slts.Ss, AIHU oil of. i. r. i'iMiis. TOWNSHIP H3ETINQ. . TOWNSHIP MEETISO will be held at Viun'ly a School H ae. in Eat UiitTa loe t wr ship, cn fowday evenins. siept. 5ih. A.'l who have sabscrthed lo Tbe Boubty Fond i are requeued io attend poncnaaily, in make ' arrangement to setile up the easiness in I question. Bv cnier cf i MICHAEL BROWN.TreasY. I Two Articles , rati hx l jit Beavi Drvj Store, I, SBlnhUlA AS S.I,MA r..e ' - , . r - for XV teep.nj ItiOer .vrsL Also Klines I'altnt Glass rrnlt ! Jar. a irnu'ed to t etr.e m. si PERt'EC f and ia every respect tbe moat RELIABLE Jar in tifwn cr e!ehf re, lipd P. H. BEAVER. Examination of Teatters fur Winter Schools. rpHE Superintendent of the entity will 1 m" ,he Director, ofthe follow-nt D.tr.c-o at the time an 1 place mention? d, tor It)r r,Jrro.e of evammm; applicant, for schools i the respective, districts. Appii- c"n,i VT"? w.'lh FVld naner. and at a-ho desrre to teaih w.l he present that the Directs may have the pnv- of tadsips ot iher merits. Pr.va'. ex aminations will sot be siren eicep' by d.rec tion of the maj'T.ty M a beard, and in rae cf necessity. Be punctual, a o'clock is tne cur. I FtordVr.'?. pt5.! i .,.ii i.T.s.r u Tb.iru.y,..-i. li :mii-T. fi"v. LewiBuure Ii-:urf I'ni. n sti.1 Iai'pt Vt niu-l 1 Nf lri.n !r'.in 's,,m',;" wVurr ... . 1. 1 turlss.s-i-t. I .! HuB.loe llur.J. , .-- li -I; J.,. S. 1 1. 1 llu-,!. But .. X K US Tu liT. slt ;i ViHe. Ufh, ai ;"t!'y l"' i-- '."-- t"-1- 7n"i tbl"I,e riuraii iD .t.r..-it Vpicnto.n Tau is,. s-j.t i2 JO H.N A. OWENS.Co. Supt. 0.051.9 dt MsbUM. TerM Tn mea, Theolosieai. Collenate. Arad- emic. and F'male Institute will commence Th'irs !av, Sept. Si. I1. Every facility will be rffered tn each stud ent in riihrr Department to acquire a thoro education. Students from a distance a'teniirc the Academy or Fema'e Institute, wilt hoard with their Teachers in the Schools. Those at-en-dine Cotleze. can serore oik1 bcar im p'a res in the Villaze. For paritculars. address Rev-J R. Lmikk, L.L.U. President, cr J A- Kin.?n.ant. Lewisbnr. I'nu i Ker. n Co. Pa. Catalcjues seal cfl application. rrAniiiin- iiuoir.iii. rnur enKcrrihr Vfri'tl rp.nrtriilTr inform I lha. he - ' . ,n the manufacture ot 1 a r- i iR -l-a Io ...la WHITE DEER MILLS, C.VIOV CO., PA, Where he will keep constantly on hand, or make to order, ail kinds of nOOLES l.-VOIZK CLOTIII.G, Woolen, Cotton and Linen hose, JLtirif Woolen Sicks, etc., tf-c Particular attention paid to tbe mono fac ta re of ,a,r vl j IIOSIER1 FOR r AGTORILS.; Tarn Worked up for Families on ReaSSnable Terms. - Having the most improved machinery and experienced workmen. I yuaraniee all mv ...i... k. -nnl m hand-hiade eocds. and respectfully solicit shared puouc paironase. O. EI KilVa, i Aug 85. White Deer Mills. Cmoa Co. Pa J I nhiii ( oiii.I) Court I'roclam r!I;ti rnunr.n cf I n 'it, M t"i n anu n. r. at. : J su W i mmTti ar:u J. Wi ll- E-q.. A ir- prTp. r---nTii.2 i: " 1' -iav : .?v. 1-4. a-.-I i me ; rrc .- 'i. f.-r th- h - . . r e of a-. rph:it:-' Cojrc;,.t.rT ul C mm n i'lrr, . v r a . i 'iVr .i.i.rr. ah.i (;-r;rrai (nar'.rr n ai LEW iMJ! 'I'M. ; r ir-e a ut-tv C I M ;.N. on ih- Tii r-1 M n :av t." i-iM, t- -.-j :h 1 t iu.' : !' i.an' '. c"c:;a'je u;,f srtrc. .Nonce ; lhr": "r hret-v e.veri t::- dr oht. Just ffs, (,j i' see ar.d Ct-n;j' i- la an 1 I t '. c-.-jn'v - f ('n;iiti.to a; ( 'ar :r. r n,rn pr pr pt r-'ins v.ih ih:r r' ri. in r-siti'-n.trXd'Ti:nai.uri- afi t re';i:ii Fr."i-.' e ... .4,, tr.,i.a tK.!,t a- K , H .,t h r- r I- . in ; th.ir bPhaif appertain to be li.-?. ; n1 all V. . .- ' iifs-e- an i :'-rr pr.'-cs pr'-fcut: in ti'.uV; i.i ;ne i.:nn"t,tt-e4i:ri acra.nst any per'". cr per.-ss'ns, are rf-:uir--l t.i t-e htu and ih'T a:in-iin3. au-i n I l'-; art v:h ul ave at triir pTii. Ju:t r? p":ue-TPi i. i e pu-.r-ii m Th:r a"en ?in:e a: tiie ar-pciie-i lime azre'-a-b'e u n !."t ;.v-n u' iff mr han-i and a! at :he hT iff" Mr":!-" :a rxibtirff :he l':h av if An:. A 1) ani ibt 1h y-ar ct xhr- In jjii-''ire ( tb ""iiiievf !"i,f, ( Ameri ca. iitjl save ihe ("ummr-nwea n ! REGISTER'S lYCTICE. OTICB is here! -,- 2,v'B, to z'! cenef rie j. that the fe 'lo-xir.j rrei! jipf rs ra.-e i set !ei the-r ac'onr.ts in the Rrc.stT's O'Sce '-e,r;? ."a c' ,fca,,,W iCC' ,""!: te T-' ; , a '"rr'a?'rl w X ' ? he' 1 LL Bl RU. t. r the c..t, ot . 1 n"'D- "n."ie l!r? ! '"'P- nji, t.ciiii ti.e IJ.i i'y i ! sai'i moti-n. v z: ! 'I'tie a -c . a:.t : Uac li.W a;-er. A tir.r. ; of MUha-l Wufiur, cec'd, U:e of ibe bcruuh ot l.ewi-turz. 2 The brst at) 1 Una! zeennt of f'annel Sii:rnian. A i r. of Jj?' b Waller, decM, la:e ot" lira 'v lownsitp. 3 T.1 arcoont rf t'har'ej S. Mrneh. T.t er;it r 1 1 !r.e !:ist sr !i ac 1 le'arr.ei.i c; Mr.a M nc't. 'tee'et, ia:e ef'.ne ti..r. u:h t Lewistor?. 4 Th a-c.-unt of I'e;er Barer. Aiisr. with ihe wtil annexed. ' f J. ViSt.rl B-arer. drcM. late o: !he LornusH cf L'Wisi-urs. 3 Toe Una' account o: Parriel H. Or;. '''. ...r V-V'-a ; .-u-'on. deed, late cf t'::r i biTon?1! of l.'t I 6 T:i f: i. aT m-:i-;" j!fh Winter, j ar'ic; Eiecatorof I'-rl V'mttr, ite'ii, U:e I of :i:e h. r-n 1 . f --w U'r' n. 7 Th'iee .ut.-' l.-fi Haorlt. A-fmr. ot the estav ct" Je-n U.d.lit, dec"d, ia;e of Bjui- loe townsh-p. Tne first attl final aecnnt of Hoch R. M rt'snmrrv, Ei'entor of the lait wo' aid I t"s:am-nt of Ann .V yrr, Jec'd late cf L'nioD ! ) u Lnicn county, will be so.d at thw Couatv. i ti ur; H o-e. 10 l.ewibur, on i the first and partial aeeonnt cfJ-hn ,r , , , . i v r C,,.,,.. Yrser. sorvTir.? Ei'ratcr cf Jce-b l-rSrr, "edliO'-ay, Uie J-M Ud) U. SLJien; dee'd, late of the Per .uh cf HArt'.eton. i beXt, E. H. WEIKEL. Kezisvr 1 Kegister'i OSce, Lewtvbor?, Aae. 19.H"! : fiRAND-fK0ES,Srrt.T.l!64. Xijlinb-trg Geo Gaie'iu. Samuel M:i:rer I A-i' 1'eier (Voter. Thc Com'ey H irtl-if 1, hn Kchnorr. siiml Hartman LtrnftI nr lian'l 2-eb,iid Hi l 'r Jamb Leiser. Pav l Speese hradu K ' rt Hi!l. Am. s Tat or iM-i-or J-..V Jno t, Keyaian lvrifiurz,8 W Jno Locke, W m f'Dancau A Krem'er I . David 11 a .'in". lacob Ruhl I tmin a:entme ?tetter Hujf i!;c t;?o liebliart, An.!w lliacii, Jos Diefien terfer Hast Bufal Jno E Price TV.'.i ":. s jrnnRft. j V. lrtUy Jtij Church. Ja Feesja Kleekner, Th"- Church Wkitr Dtr Jos M yer. IIv Sassaman.Par B Kaotrnan. Jno Kanek. H? hennace 1 BuftltHto Render. 'lr H Keily. Pen- ' rose fijiian, AnJw Ruh!, W.ii Sicals, Jaci b Derr LimntwK Jac Spangler, Abra Walter, VV H Lose L-ui-ittrs. y IV Jno R 'an3. AlAmmrn L'lri'f jro. A' IV Jno Zei.er, Cba Yocer, Ch.iries F Hes. W m Searies MtiSmhtrg W Sno-ir.-es. Oe Yar?fr. Jac t irer ion. lie o R ver. cha Mi ntelius, Jac Derkard, .Mah on Bryman I'liitn Sjn'l S Walter. Jac Hummel, Cha Caw ev. .Va n.as filvernved V-,t BujT-J.ie Jac K::ne. Rich StroMe I'.i-l B'tjfjl Geo siiniih. Abi'm Aarani 1-..7,, Xmiw Hater. Jshn Klin? - - -- - Bru'iq Joha Jauiesen, S G M'Cartr i.io-.oi Isaac Reish. Aaron Klose llrrtl,t,m R. ii'l Go.ver -Vu; B-rLn Wia Ernner Isoiie List for Sept. 19. 1 John Bileer vs Danl het.er 2 David T lravn vs Gedde Marsh A Co 3 Chsrlo-i'e L. nz s Jere K eck .er et al 4 B Fei'er A w f- vs C HY: et al 5 iMvid Ba ichnan vs Havid Kessier 6 H ues A Meylert vs Wm K:::er 7 Frann J Jon v- I.leyd Ginier 8 Peter C Hjtnmel f r use vs J Hirttr.an 9 Wo'fe. Wetxel A Co v-s Ed Fr .,-k wi no 10 Rrotwi A Claris s W R A P S'chVr.wi no 11 Bank it Xonh'd tor J Bower vs W LRr.ier 12 Richel H t:h vs John F Rich.trJ 13 U Hasr.p'.n? I'r Kieckner vOMoyeretal 14 Ccmm"!in Pa vs Wm Eiown Jr 13 JtVdUrr Ear cf A W anner t. S Wanner 16 Jno Wrishtman vs Jacob lrV.a 1 17 W . Freelan.l A Urn vs E J 11 a I IS WmP I biinser A Co rs AlAmmca A Co 19 Jos B Ross vs Daniel S Kremer -'0 1'anl Rer.gler vs Jno .Mt 'It wfh tierce 1 Malitida tspiseimver vs Wm F "tsecboid 52 David Herost vs James A Neibit 21 tsaml Hanpt vs Alex B Cumin. ngs SI Joseph K eckner vs Jaccrs Peel 15 amurl fiuck etox v Pe.er Mer:j et nx I AUDITOR'S NOTICE. THE undersign', Andit t. appointed by the tlrphnns' Court of ITon cuir'T. to di.tnhuie the ba'ance in the bar d, c f Daniel I.onir.a-iJiinisiraicr.iie h. nis nun cf Thomas MiLer, will meet alt parries in:rre-ied at his ctTu e in Lewist nre. on isa-tir.tar. ihe 3d uay of -Sept, A. 1). 1 . at l" e'eve A. M. A. II. HILL. Au -I.ti T. IrfwisSor-:. Au. II. WI- AUDITOR'S NOTICE. rrsjin anderigned. And tor. arrnir'f 1 v 1 the IJrrha.is' Coon of I nimi cout.'y stnbote the fund in hanjs ol Rohen Heel. l',eei!..r of Kij. Iiuanlissii. dee ii, Uie ct Hanlev icwn-hip. wi l alien ! lo the duties of hi appomioieut at the clTice of Orw:s Haves, in the .Bcroush of Lewisborj. n ednesdav. the 7:h dav of t-ptemher. Hcl. at 10 c clock, .i st, wnrn ano wnerv an par- tits interested Jl atienri ,r tr,-T we PrcPr,. 4V .V Vk Viibllfnfi'ii ' I 1 Estate. j fc FARM F(JH SALE. 'JilfE suc-enin-rs tTr f. r aa iheif Farm j J trar ih f . rei Iron Wori-, eoataiuing j a'loiit i:iO Acres, ... ii i oie and liacn, as.1 u;her BCfa ;sar? lij-t r. anexe(::cnirrrnr.jof Watef i t.riKsaa me a..u-e an bar?.. Ail elfare4( in a 1 au c at cuitivaLinn. in a ji.od io . !. and conveuici.t to uurlel, nit!:, -eh. .. I. A.c. ! V cc niiier i; rhsr 3. 1 IKW. will tak '.' -. v nxta A aCii&EVEB. I. ..ST. . ! -T. 1 V SilKUIFFS SALES. )Y v rn e c i" a writ of Vend. Ex-, iaaaed cm cl he oust of LeniiDOO f'.eas ol I i, ion t ni,i, ao 1 to me d.recied, will be p sed to r?:V. c sale cr or-crT, e a Saturday. Sspt. 17, 1864, at 'He P. r:-re II ne. a th rerenfh of Lew is.oir. rinty cf I nicm.ai ItJ o'elik, A.M. A cr a n l.oi cf lirousd, siiaaie ia lha h n ush ci Hr leu n as.o ccun y af reiaid, te-111:-; i n I e e-t br p :-bliC read leadtwt ! :r m Urn ;'s u t'l :.- liar. e'on. cn the suaih tv tne mrcfiec. cn the wt by Widow La n, ar. : i n 'h nor h hy an a. ley, coutamieg Uae-r'-orLh cf ao Acre, more or less, wh?re ' . n are ere'tei a tsr -'orrT frame Dwelling H ii;e, :r.im Parn. Wind House, a Well ' w. Uapnri.p. an3 ctner Oataoiidiofs, wuh ib i apo'ir-enances, Ac. 1 ... S A so. a ctrtatn tract of l"Bimpro j ti Turner l.aril, sitoate part ia Hartley t i.ti i-h p. I'ni?n '-d.. and part in Haines : iti n,h p, t 'entre i' . bounded on threast by , lands) o; loavid f tuxer, on the aonth by Pad ' d'- nr.cunirfin. on me west p . land of Mr. . Vane: la, and on tb" ci.ith if i .: d of Thvav a- Arma;a;. c n'iiMii Tnrae Haadredand Twfn y T ve Acres, more or less, With the ap ( poreuar.e, etc. . . acrta:n lot or tract of Laod, vua-e In Hi't'-v t.'nb', and cooniv of ln.. r.. r-oun cn the easi hy land of Henry K h-r;nan. cn the norh b lan ! of R T. B. . L ie cn :b west ry iir l r( Ei:a Orwia; a- A. inrs. and cn ihe sn-fa bv land of Jno. K.Ki'nerman.r. n'a r.:ii. Twen'y-rour Acres, nu re or I', w.ia :nt app irrenancei Ac. i. 4. A..., a c-ria.a l. l of Urouu J. slta . a'.e in Har-'ev irth ?. and eonriy cf fa ll n. h 'onied eat by lan.l cf Dsnei Kai!ir mn. r r;n t v land cl R. V. B Unco'n. west iv I an i of Henrv Kahernaan, and il ihe soo n -. y 'ao i of John F. Katnermsn.enoiaiB. ViV Aer-s, mf re or less, wuh theappur ;ei.anees Ac, ia" propertT uf Sttnwl H runt. I..F.ALBR-SHT. S-.erirT. ' hr Ts OiB-e, Lwisbar, An. ti. H6W ORPHANS' COURT SALE. IV virtue cf aa order of tne Orphans'Cosrt the f..lVwlt.:. Rs al Es'at i Lru X . !o ad l- in Hr.ton. IT A-'es in Sli'tetin. aj icinz Y..r ser ar.d ethers. So A.-r-i aad 17 perches c f Land in Hsft lev . sri-h.p.atieiaiDff lands of Jiba Pii man aud others. I.Tii ?r: t and 73 perches cf Land in Hart j ley iownsa:p. a-j uning BiK-kand Anderson. ! 7i Acr and n-;rrch-s of Land in Hart- icy loisa-h p, a:4oiniti2 Kerecca l each ani oir-ers. A je, the foilnrins tracts of t'a-.ati I Lan is in llAtiiev townhip, warraftre' ! caa)r. J r.a Me zger. 4'5 acre, ; Jaror Pn-" -' n,l!i acres i sfc.phI eldel, 4'5 cerett ( Pnilip r1- del. 4'5 acres; Peier Sf,rte. 415 seres j Vindle (Jrcre, 115 acres; irawicl . K'.oa 1. 41o acre-. Terms cf e will be ma't kaswn tm day o.'sa.ebv HSLEX C. II AYEs. 4 :re.s.-st.n of Cto H,TSa, Jrc'X Bin Ist-na. A-ai- s. I-4-. FARM AT PUBLIC SALF. rpHE stihscnber cfT-r at Public Sale that I meruit cr tract ct land lym in Eat B iTake t: arnship, I nion ccanty. adjsiniu; lanr1 ot ine heir of At) hot Green, Jn Byler. .imncl Ze'.lers. ar. J I ssir-.u b. contain me SHI inr and Hi perches, neat measure. whr?on are erect-d a Li s Hi'ose one ar- a half st'-rers hlari. a l.ns; Barn, a Sohop. Weil . ci toc.t waier and a romp near tbe door, an Ore turd anl rther Fru t Trfes are on the prenns-s. .'.ii. ut Th.ry Are ct ihe tract i c.ear i. ani! the reniaiL.ier is wef! wrxded ' ai4h cheatno- ca'i t.mb-r. The a"re tract wtil t offered for aula . I - .. . . L . . , , .... desirous ot s :unn a h mecr seeiof Ih premises, win sua me ir.ere r-stutn.. PAMEL STROCrJ. Attornev in fact for the Heirs cf I r j FtiiiiiTa Bst. dee'd- j 1 I F.irni for Sale. THE sctrh-wesi quarter of section IT, tin sT, north ran . eat if tbe 4:h . princi-al me nd.an. Tne said Farm lies ab'jit Vx3 miles north of the city ol . Freeport, in Stephen. on Co., Illinois, has a. nt Fcry Acre encer enltivaiion,witti L. ;H in- and other !ti:tonldinx; ts watered bv me of the m -t heaatifii! Spnnes in the r . on'v.and tee halanreol the tract it covered ; by a thntiy tro-s-th cf timber. ; Es- -ry aeie cl" the farm is stseep'ib'e of 1 cn'tivattcn. ar.J when suitah'y i-n-ws-ei would mase i te of toe mot inviimx is-si- j dences tn l l n t it rar ico.i -:i re cf Francis Wilson, rf Letshcr:. Fa. . Si-n"l B. Hirris. of rree- I port, I'L, or the s j .Not. 20. 1S,;3 j!: sen hers, at Ssvaena. III. E H XMBERLLN, L. H. BOW EX. 'j hi wi saw. V TAVERN Tt0 a STORE ROOM a. d atl :h its i'e radv tov nse a,, i a l)WE,.Llt; adjacent if tst-re. Pos-es-n n of Tavera.lst cl April next o Store and li seiime. cn tw.. uavs' m tice. I HO. ARUI CKLE. Slrrr P.O. VnK-nton, trwlj T; . t aion Ce. p.. r-. 31, iss FOR. SALE. VTE!sf1PI.E Boilrlir L. aiiaar hi a pieasant part ot l.ew.cnre. Terms to so I me parrha-er. For fo' her intcrosa- tum i.-.qjire cl (UUCl C P 'JkEM ER TOR fflWH-STflRcY T? re::t. I LOT cn N. nh P-anh streer TsJL March It 'xt H. P -HEl.I. EK. RepTiMicans ! StttW yoar C:!or sew tvle lZn V COLN AID JOriNeJ-s, . .f aav where fcr t. re '. tyAddresa Boa -N HjrtJeion. Vanasoiiaiv, Pa. .1 ' J! "
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