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"THE ILNIU.W" established" la 1514 .Ykole Xt. 2,657.
BY 0. N. WORDEN AND J. R. CORNELIUS.
At Si.ftO per Tear, always la Advance.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 18G4.
CHRONICLE," estaWIsbeI in lSi3--Whu!e No; 1.0G8
rtKLIMim htHI-WKKKLV
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternonn.
AT INDEPENDENT HALL!
Mij- CHARLES II. PhrIXKR speaks oa
MONDAY Evening,
Clinton Lloyd, K . on
TUESDAY Evening.
Everybody U invited to attend.
Maj. Sbrincr having been engaged to
eanviSB Lycoming county, bis appointment
for Thursday in Lewisburg is withdrawn.
NOTICE. At the written request of
' Messrs. Goodman, Aiken, Uoward.Hcavcr,
Marsh, Strawbridge, Forrest, A.Hayes, M.
Drieibaeh, Orwig, Davis, J. Hayes, od
then, Kev. A.I'obteb will bei e at, .0 the
Chrisftan Chapel, Sat. Eve, tvpt. '24, the
ermon preached by bin. the llih iust , at
71 o'clk. A general invitation is extended
fir-Only three weeks to the Election.
It is a great distance, auu nam worn m
reach some of tbe Soldiers to tbey should
be assessed, their taxes paid, add Tickets
forwarded them AT once, or we may lose
many of tbeir votes.
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KS-As en earnest of Mj. Shrinor s
confidence in tbe eucce.s of the Union
Ticket, we state tbal Monday wck.on b,s
bomioation oy iue i-i"'- "-e -
nea ny our vouui, vou.u...., uB .u
bis resignation as Deputy Assessor of tbe
Slave War Tax. -
We b.ve not heard that Judfc-e alls
b.s resigned his present posit.on, al.bo it
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is mcompaiiote wuo iuai ue uuw Due&a.
The Tories of 1776 and the Copper
heads of 1861.
Lorenzo Sabine has issued a work upon
tbe principles and acts of those who sided
with tbe British aud ludians in tbe long,
bloody war for Liberty and Union. The
book is timely in showing that our fathers
tuffered far greater wrongs, privations,
daogers, beart-burniogs, discouragement
and sore trials, than we bave yet done.
Do our own people now plot io secret
gainst the government T Thirty thousand
Botahsts took up arms aoainst t asbiog- i
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too, aided by many more in various ways.
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New lork city was ruled by Tories. The
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came class, in South Carolina, compelled
n i - . . i ,u i .
Gov. Ben. Liucoln to furrcoder Charleston
to tbe enemy, in 1780.
Are there men to be found wbo sell to
tb enemies of Ibeir country T Washing
ton, while bis army was in rags and star-
Ting avv uiq.wr...... ,
I am amazed at tbe report you maae oi
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tbe quantity of provisions that goes daily
into Philadelphia (Iben occupied by tbe '
Jiritish army) from tbe county of Bucks." ;
Do officers, through personal jealousies J
or
desire to shirk, .cow throw op tbeir
eoamissioDs f Jobo Adams, io 1777,
Write : "I am worried to death with the
wrangle between military officers, high j
and low. Tbey quarrel like cats and dogs.
The? worry oue another like maaiiffs, !
JUL, WOIIV VUV . IUUIUU lino WWUUfli '
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.erambling for rabk and PV W P
after Dot.
Are surgeons now dismissed for incom
petency or speculation T "Many of the
Burgeons," cay Washington, "are very
great rascals, countenancing ibe men to
bam complaint to exempt them from d uty,
and often receiving bribes to certify indispo
sition, with a view to procuro discbarges
or furloughs." Tbey also draw "medicines
aod atores in tbe most profuse and extrav
agant manner for private purposes."
Have we "bounty jumpers?" So bad
oar fathers. Men enlisted only to get '
tbeir thousand dollars, and then desert. I
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A thousand men after tbey bad voluntan- i
ly enlisted, perjured themselves, in order
to escape tbe service.
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enlisted under new recruiting officer. It ny of wealth some superior buildings, and
Was no uncommon thing for them to desert ! m,nJr Tery Poor 0Ma- A'her Kreal disad
. . . . , ... vantage is ibe liability of the whole lown to
iy tha twenty aod thirty at a time. inundations. Iron, which ihey may often suf-
llave WO DOW shoddy contractors who far, as they bave in the past. 'J'be water
fatten on fraud, and demagogues wbo fo- 1
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tuent strife r Read ashington s picture 1
f hi time. "I should in one word say ;
i... :.ii j. ... , , from the upper rooms in a boat, i he possi-
thai idleness, dissipation, and extrav- blhty of su'cn evenls is a serjous drawback
agance, seem to bave laid fast hold of 1 to any one staying in the town over nighi:
tnogt: that speculation, peculation, and an! he can hardly sleep well on knowing he
ui i.- t l might find himself in a stationary ark before
insatiable thirst for riches, seem lo have j m.rnjng : and ihen there must be moreasue
got tbe better of every order of men, and ' where water "lies around so lorse." The
ih.t n.. j- .... j , , , railway lo Erie is finished, and but for the
that party disputes and personal quarrels : gcarc, of stock (ne'eded hy tne Uo.
are tbe great business of tbe day." j rrnmrnt) would bave been nsed before this:
There i, in fact, no possible discourage- I lne formal opening is promi-ed in the early
nam . jv . - - i part of October. An old engine blew up re-
ment now encountered by American patri- J.enllyi aDove nfre kilng ,hrfe psons. A
ota, but existed in a greater degree during ', small portion only of the road to Milesburg
tbe Revolution, and vet ont father, trinm j is not finished, but I am loid soon will be,
thed over all f .1 3 and then ihe new route-Lock Haven to Ty-
phed over all of them. roI).wm lake thousands who would other-
We do not press this suVject on our ' wise travel hy Sunbury and Marysville for
reader to excuse any rascalitv or PiitburB. Thus it will be seen that Lock
., , cl , ' , treason, iJaveD js an jmporiant railway tni bnsiness
bat to show that our father, had to deal . pninl, despite i.s unfortunate lownes, of site,
with tbe same difScuItica which confront There is a great superfluity of lager beer
And we would warn those men who h"1" 10 l"wn' which, ar m"ral,whol
, . u annieiiesa, but most of ihe religious denomi-
Bow plot gaiot tbe government, that ! nanmi appear to have a fair start in the
tbeir name, in company with tbeir com- ; T'y "r h"0,' of worship. The Baptists
vaoiona of ib. n.., l..,: n j ' ha" D"uKhl 1!e dryat lot in lown lor build
panions of the Revolution, will go down mg upon, but now occupy Strayer's Hall.
. plenty eovered With infamy. j
S. P. Chase on the Prospect
Wasbisotos, Sept 16.
M-oecreTsry coase has returned from
Hi toor through tbe New England S'ates !
aod say to at Ihat portion of ibe Union !
will give for President Lincoln a much '
larger majority than it did in 18G0 i
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'.J!, PPee elewhere, also. J
9l.No War new of importance.
Court it in aewion probably will not
eaminiie bom than a da or iwa loupr.
MAKE CLEAN SWEEPS !
Two Slates have spoken sinco the Cop
perheads it Chicago voted to surrender to
j (be Itebclliou by the delusive dodge of u
annntuel Ihose two Mites, in lorincr
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times, were opposed iu politics crmunt
was iofl xibly Whig;, aud Maine strongly
Democratic. Now, they speak in thuoder
tones against the sacrifjjo proposed. Jioih
States every County in cnh Slate are
f it-oat Administration tchich
fj.,nlillB the Rebels! Every Governor
od State Officer every Congressman
j every State Meoator every County officer
elected, tun far, ia friendly to Abraham
Ljno,,i. 'J'he contest opens fairly.
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, Mlo" lhee g' "auiplcs, od elewte
to offico uo man who, in this rnonioutou
: crisis, is not clearly on the right, safe side.
. u( a c,)mlle rfnf tmfrp .
Notes up the River,
In Williampurt, fouud tbe Gazette (of
! venerable memory) has been quietly asleep
,ot Bome "ecl5!,i leaving young Umi Jcrat
I to prescribe all tbe local political poison
, qM .q LyoOB-Bg county A C0D.
' Bolida,ion of ,ha ,W(J C;ccerl)3 moM bg a
tLiug M c hcre m
, UbirjUg UU(er the delusion that Judge
. Bj uf) M( j Sbriuer M geu(ttor
; can,,iJllte Wlhuut ,ho rouble of s,1(iog ,
i Caj ron & Kinsloo are ruuuing tbe Union
vjj,orous,y prinliD on , puWtr
. Jh . Qwn wurk but B,ao
r J
j Mr. Yolkmar's Z- iluuj, and 2300 copies
' of the isrudbotc, a German Baptist paper
for which Yolkmar set tbe type tbe
I edit.ir is A.IIcuricb, pastor of tbree small
' churches, north of town, composed of very
j iudustrious foreign-burn farmers.
Jeriy Shore. The railway from bcrc
j np Pine Creek to tbe N. Y. & Eric, is in
preparatory progress, and as soon as there
; can be more workmen easily obtained is
! likely to put Jersey Shore on tbe advance.
' There is considerable wealth and business
i energy here, and building going on, but
,1ia .. .. . r r. wt- n . .. ,. .. ( ll,. n . . I n .1 -in, llltl
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from the nieritn of what might be much
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better d.splayed. Tbeir Herald is a very
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respeo'able theet, apparently supported
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well, but, io trying to be "neutral," run
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agaiust a great many snags on eaou enure.
If it were "independent," it would bave
fairer sailing. Posterity will wonder bow
two fair-miuded young men, of ordinary
powers of body and soul, could be neutral :
guch rt m tbu j Mr g R
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Manley, our candidate for Assembly I. jm
(hjg coun,y, plliDi eensiuiP) grl, uaire4
naD) suJ boilsls a jlttie 0 uaviBg u0,.
IKoj B. Hamlin for a son in-law.) He
was in Est Tennessee when the war first
g "ere, ana leu, ne say, wen .
linn.n tn ti.nn hAftar mrn Ihnn Kimoolf !
Hope I.e will call oo a good maoy of tbe
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before election day. Mr. Humes' defeat,
uuiuuiaia oi ouiuu auu KjuyiiKi vjuuucr,
as candidate for Senator, is not altogether
relished by bin friends, but Mr. Sbnner's
J '
nomination is nuite acccDtable andfurt
party are
Called on a young lady, well known and
loved io L., who baa not beoa able to
walk in over two years, and wbo, wbile
suffering much, her pastor says is "patient
as an angel." She so enjoys tbe treasures
of well-laden memory and well-trained
rifkction, tbe power of reading and con
versation, and the pure love of self-sacrificing
friends, that a well man might be
tempted to desire to become an invalid
probably, for a very short. time only
Lock Haven. There is a laree accumula
tion of people, money and boards in tins
I place very much scattered, however, so that
gradins, pavine streets and side-walks will
te "pensive indeed u-Aenrihe people
fret so agreed ihat they can commence lm-
,,r0vemer.ts at any particular place. As it
s, almost everything (especially on a rainy
,,. . ,. nnnulaiinn. and treat ineoual-
uayi jooks anauoy. miu uuumsucu lumen-
--o 3 r i " .
"nt ! " " ' ln' " '5
houde where I slept, ami in 1817 my kind
and lady said a child d.eJ in the house she
then lived in, and for burial was taken away
1 "e Northumberland Association, however.
iny aiiKny rnienaiued in the house of
the M. E. Church, Tuesday to Thursday,
(ien. M.tSprait was chosen Moderator; Jos.
P. Tuslin, Assistant Clerk ; Ruber! llunbar.
i' u - a ;
Treasurer.
?" 36- or lhe s2i church leliers read, all
r,r,a,nei' ,he mosl patriotic spirit except ihe
le"', fram diridcd hurca, which gave
"I1 "'"l'i,ole fl'BS 'n&' -political prea-
cning. measures wrr rrconimciiucu tor
the ocenpancy of the fields opening on the
railway towards warren and MiiesDurg, and
for ihe establishment of a lamily paper for
the 40,000 members of lhe denomination in
litis Wtate. The 45th session is lo be held in
Dnill,2d Wednesday in Sept. 1865. Qui.
Visit to the President.
The Giant County (Wisconnin) Herald
contains a Itttorfrnm JohoT. Mills, judge
of the Fifth Judicial Circuit, giving an
account of a roceut interview with Mr.
i Lincoln, with a report of the remarks of
, r
the latter io regard to tbe consequences
wbicb would follow the adoption of tbe
war policy urged by tbe friends of Gen.
M'Clcllan. We quote from tbe Judge.
"Mr. President, said El Gov. Randall,
"why cau't you sack seciujiou, and play
beruiii for a fortnight f It would re-iuvi-gorate
you."
"Ay," said the President, "but two or
tbreo weeks would do mo oi good. I can
not fly from my thoughts my solicitude
for this great eouutry follows me wherever
I go. I dou'l think it is personal vanity
or ambition, though I am not free from
these infirmities, hut I can not but fuel
that tbe weal or woe of this great nation
will be decided io November. There ia
do programme offered by any wing of tbe
Dcmooratic party but tbal must result in
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the permauent destruction of the Union.
"But, Mr. President, Gun. M'CIWlan is
in fvor of cru-hin nut tbe rebellion by
force. Me will be Itie Chicago candidate."
"Sir," said tbe President, "the slightest
knowledge of arithmetic will prove to any
man that tlio Rebel armies can not bo
destroyed with Democratic strat-gy.
ll
would fcaorifioe all the white mcu of tbo
North to do it. Tiiero are now iu the
service of tho United Slates near two 1 he right or the (jovernment to apprupri
i i i i. ..Kn.i .Li., kj;.J Al..-...l ' atA rti.rinnpntlv to it9 own servioe. claims
men, most of tbera nodor arms, defending
and acquiring Union territory. Tbe Dera -
ocratic strategy demands ihat these bo
disbanded, aud that the masters be con-
ciliated by rei-tonuz tbein to slavery,
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T-" . " it " ,w" ;
Ll IOU UUIS J Vi-JUi a U v vvu k.va.
of oue. You can not conciliate the South,
if you guarantee to them ultimate success;
aud tha experience of tbe present war
prove their success is inevitable if you
llmg tho compulsory labor uf millions pf
black men on their side of tbe scale. Will
you give our enemies such military ad
vantages a to insure suuocss, and then de
pend oo ooaxing, flattery, aud coocossion
to get them bark into the Union ? Abao
don all tbe posts now garrisoned by black
men, take two buDdrcd thonsand men
from our bide and put them iu the battle
field or corn field against us, and we would
be compelled to abandon lha war ia Ihraa
weeks. We bave to bold territory io in
cloment and sickly places; where are tbe
Democrats to do tbia I It was a free
fight, and tbe fluid was open to tbe War
Democrats to put down luis rebellion by
figbtiug against both master and slave,
long before tbe present policy was inaugu
rated. Tbcre havo been men base enough
to propose lo me to return to slavery tbe
black warrior of Port Hudson and Olus
tee,and thus win the respect of tbe master
they fought. Should I do so, I thould de
serve lo be damned in time and etoroity.
Come wbat will, I will keep my faith with
friend and foe. My enemies pretend 1
am now carrying on this war for tbo eole
purpose of abolition. So long a 1 am
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President, it shall be carried on for tbe
Bu,
no bumao power can bubdue this rebellion
without tbe uso ot tbe emancipation policy,
and every other policy calculated to wea
ken tbo moral and physical force of Ibo
rebellion, freedom bas given us two
hundred tbousaod mon raised on Southern
soil. It will give us more yet. Just so
much it bas subtracted from the enemy,
aod, instead of alienating the South, there
are now evidence of a fraternal feeling
growing up between our men and tbe rank
and file of tbe rebel Eoldicrs. Let my en
emies prove to tba country that the de
struction of slavery is not necessary to a
restoration of tbe Union. I will abide
tbe issue."
I saw that the President was not a mere
(joter, but 8 Elan of deep convietioas, of
abiding faith in justice, truth and Provi-
denee. Hi voice was pleasant, bis man
ner earnest and emphatic. As be warmed
with his theme, his mind grew to tbe
magnitude of bis body. I felt I was in
the presence of the great guiding intellect
of the age, aod that Ihoao huge Atlantean
shoulders were fit to "bear tbe weight of
mightiest monarchies." His transparent
honesty, republican simplicity, bis gush
ing sympathy for those who offered their
lives for tbe country, bis utter forgetful
nesa of self in bis concern for it welfare,
could not but inspire me with confidence
tbat be was Heaven's instrument to con
duct his people through this sea of blood
to Canaan of peace and freedom.
J.JT Mills.
iv tiik rasT emu.
In thx offlm alt alone at the UWe mint
J-ioiliog laoua come and go. part tbe winduwa Oittinfr.
"l-ttrr bre for me or Jot" "PnM.r here for Blllyf
"Look again, tbera mu! be one come from eouMin biHte."
"Nunber Ninety, if you pleaja" Oh, that"Iaue" Is
rheerluc!
"Thank you." saeet ai music falls upon the MX of
bfaring.
Mullinrtime! The wlnilnwurlow with arlnclnrMatter,
Wbile the reslleMonteids crowd wondT wbat'a the mat
tir. Here a fcoier'a mtlie eoraea. full of irlnwlnr kimaa;
liere a pack of aainty Doles from doaeu Miasfa.
There npon the tahla end, yon nay see another,
V ntleo at tbe battle! front, for a lot Inf. Mother.
Hera I fold a mntly park, white and red and yellow.
One unpaid, of '-double weight" O the greedy fellow t
So 'hey eonw and an they go. through lhe P. M.' Sngere;
riretly written, Seelly sent How the araictr lingerel
But I hone It may noon enme and be directed to
LiniilOEO, bept 14, ll. 1L B. H.
Sbnsibls Soldi ess Tbo York True
Democrat say quits a number of recruit
for Ihe one year' aervioe, wbo, previous
to the late election, had intended to credit
themselves to tbe township in which they
tide, now positively refuse to do so, be
cause those townships, by majority, de
clared that tbe euldier had oo right io vote.
iuto our enemies, in tbo vaiu bopo of State. In Missouri, perhap iu Western
gainiog the good will of their masters. Virginia, also, and possibly even in Ma
We shall havo to ficht two nations instead : rylaud, the expediency of euch a measure
H CleUan and Slavery.
iTvio, a few day ago, given Gen.
M'CUHan's record oa arbitrary arrosts
and the draft, w t'iro n w to bis reeurd
on tha slaver; quuetioo. It is niaiuly
contained in that celebrated
Harrison'.
8th da- of
Landing letter, written on the 8th
77 ,u"5U""i'' 7.-",
pletioo of tbe disastrou "ohango or base
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liiuveiuuuk .ius tuug ui w. wb.iu
is impurtment ia tbe extreme, a in it
Oen. M'Clcllan assume, to lecture the
President upon his duty in regard to the
civil as well at military aspects of the
crisis a crisis which Gen. M'Clcllan had
himself largely assisted to produce. But
curses (for tbe Utter eoutaiucd curses,
albeit they were sugar-coated,) like cluck
ens, como borne to roost, and tbe words
which Gen. M Chilian wroto in lli, in
a tit of augur arising from disappjiuted
ambition, will eorve to weaken buu now
in lbs bouse of bis friends. We quote
I 0UT g0 much of tbo letter as contaius the
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General' opinion of tbe mode necessary
to be observed in dealing wilb tbe trou
blesome slavery question.
H'd Qh's Akmt or thi Potomac,")
Camp near Harrison's Landing, Va., V
' July 7, 1802. j
Slaves contraband under aot of Congress
teekiwj military prutecliuH ,thouttl rereive it.
j to slave labor, thould It averted and the
; right of the owuer to compensation thore-
j for should bo recognized. 77n' principle
j mijht be er'eadeil lyon ground of milita-
ry nrcruuy u un.j iu
ALL TUB
uf lV.d IL'ITIIIV A It.UTirl'l ID
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OTATK,
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is only a question of time.
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient Servant,
UKouoe It. M'Clellan,
Major General Commanding.
Mark the fact tbat Gen. M'Clellan here
distinctly assorts, months before even tbe
preliminary proclamation of emancipation
was istued, tbat tbo "rijht of tbo Govern
ment to appropriate permanently to it
owo servioe claims to slave labor, should
ba asserted." Oa also reoommends tha
emancipation of "all lha slave withia a
particular State," "upoo ground of mili
tary necnttty." Now, wa ask tbw fair
minded Democrat, if Abraham Lincoln
bas done more with regard to the negro
than Gen. M'Clellan recommended fully
two years ago? lie bas armed able
bodied slaves tbat they might fight for tho
Union. Tbat was merely asserting "tbe
right of the Government lo appropriate
permanently to its own service olaims to
slave labor." He has deolared the slaves
of certain rebellious State to be free.
Wbat is tbat but extending tbe principle
of appropriating slave labor to "all tbo
slave withia a particular State, tbu
working manumission in inch State?"
Aod all tbia bas been done ,by Abraham
Lincoln, as recommended by Geo.M'Clcl
lan, "npon grounds of military necessity."
Two month after tbe Harrison's Land
ing lettor wis writton,lhe President issued
tbo preliminary proclamation of emanci
pation, and at once tbe whole Democratic
party snuffed danger ahead. "Slate
Rights" were about to be invaded ; "nig
gers" wore to swarm throughout the en
tire North ; tod tbe war was to be per
verted into an "Abolition crusade." Tbat
party to-day wields do argument more vig
orously against the Administration than
tbat which is afforded it by the arming of
negroes and tbo freeing of the slave of
Rebels. And yet every act of President
Lineoln in relation not Only tO the slave I
of Rebel but also of Loyal States, i en
dorsed by tbo terms of Gen. M'Clellan'
letter, who is now tbe candidate for the
Presidency of that same Democratic party.
The author of tbe principal arbitrary ar
rest of the war, Ihe first official to recom
mend a draft, and tbe advocate of nejro
emancipation such is the candidate of
the Democracy wbo are opposed to til
these act of "tyranny and usurpation !"
Verily, if ever there was a party in Ibis
country tbat bas completely stultified it
self, it is the Copperhead Peace pr.rty of
1804.
The Electoral Vote.
The number of electoral vote to be cast
oczt fall, omitting those of tbe speeded
States, is S31. They are apportioned a
follows :
California 9
Coondoticut 6
Delaware 3
Illinois 16
Iodiaoa 13
Iowa 8
Kansas 3
Kentucky 11
Maine 7
Maryland 7
Massachusetts... 12
Michigan 8
Minnesota 4
Missouri 11
New Hampshire- 5
New Jersey 7
New York 33
Ohio - 21
Oregon 3
Pennsylvania... 26
Rhode Island... 4
Vermont 5
West Virginia.. 5
Wisconsin 8
Total number of votes '231
Number required for election. ..116
New Jeraey, Kentucky, and Missouri,
may possibly go against Lineolo, bat tbe
remainder is reasonably sure for him.
aW Isaac C. Wynn haa taken charge of
the Danville Academy.
Aa Old Copperhead.
Froia a rrorlamafloa to tat fitlzm an SoUlers
( the I Milt Steles, Issue. October 20, i;d.
You are promised liberty by tbe lead
ers of your affairs, but ia there .an iudi-
! vidual iu the enjoyment of it save your
l'VriM0" ? Wbo ,,nng Jou d,ra 'Pe"k
i or write what he think against the tyrao -
, -T .' h- M J ' J"
imprisons your song, draw you to tbe field ,
I .t L.nl. ....1 J.ll- il:.lininit .mi. Annul:
i ui iui is uuiuiug j wi.m
i try vim your uioou i
. Your country 01.0 was lappy
and bad
Ihe proffered peace been embraced, tbe l..t wu uuu.c.uu-. t . u , , -two
yours of niiry bad been spciii in of lobacco oa poles,
peaee and plenty, and repairing tbe deso- Mr. Kauck has totaled, and w Mit
! quarrel of Great Britain and Anierioa ia a
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i ' 1'fcht, and eementea their friendship
I wish to lead a chosen band of Amer-
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: fil,u What is America but a land of ,
wuluic, or)dm aitcf ley-jan t Dutwhati
! nee j ot ariiumeot to sucb as tool tuuuiteiy
I Dil 'ongUB CD "press j i
f .. w
i give my promise ol most anectiouata wei-
, ia m? P.r,a3
I C1IU1Q to all W
f ... - t A'. I ... ; .: m.
-
iu measures n:eeSsary to ciose me scene - UoIj marble lop BureitU and Wah
of our bfJietion, whiuh must be increased ; Man.l. Cotiaz- Bedstead, Centre 'i'anle, Kuck
till we are content with the liberality of ' int 'Mir. Mairaues and Bed Cloiliing, i
the parent country, who still offers as
protection and perpetual exemption from
all taxes bat such as we (ball think fit to
impos upon ourselves.
Benedict Aenold.
VH.Doh'1 you Itenr tome people talk in
the tame ttrain in our own day T Traitors
- and sympathizer with our country', foe
seek to scare and coax tha people into a
j gbort but dishonorable peace, jut when
j our topea ar brightoat, by hypocritically
v j
I , ., , ,
..d .be h oiPb.n Md
besar" thoy are makins 1 "Come back
to Kiug Geora and good Royal time,"
cried Arnold and his Tories. "Tbe Union
as it was, with Slavery for ever 1" cry the
Georgejtes of our day.
Somrlkliig for DnaeTUU Dcacrals U Eemeober.
Before Ibo rebellion broke out, Senator
Douglas, ruforriug to tue Southern Status,
said :
"If tboy remain in the Union, I will
go as far a tbe Constitution will warrant
me in securing their rights ; but if tbey
seeede, I am ia favor of allowing tbera
iutt at manv slacet and lust u tnucA slave
; territory as tbey ean hold at Ihe poiut of
the bayonet.
Every oouuty ia Pwnaaylvania is to be
contested thi fall. Even in Berks, Hon.
Wm. M. lleister (See. of tba Com'tb un
der Gov. Packer,) is op for Congress,
with a strong ticket tbroughoul. Tbe
Republicans elected Schwanx and Keim
to Congress and will try and elect Heister,
in Berks, tbat citadel of misled people.
Sunday we: k, about noon, tbe barn of
Mr. Henry bbaffur, about four mile from
Middleburg, wa struck by lightning, and
burned to tbe ground, together with a largo
quantity -of grain, bay, a buggy io. Tbe
loss is estimated at about $2UU0, of which
about $CUU is covered by insuranoe.
Mr. SnRi.NER is a thorough Union man,
is well known throughout tbe district a
an able speaker and defender of the cause
of our country, and will doubtless carry
the district by a handsome msjoiity.
Muncy Luminary.
A man by tbe name of Giogericb, from
Northumberland county, came over to Set
iosgrove on last Saturday week, and com
mitted suicide, by banging himself in his
father's garret. Cause dissipation.
Tbe soldiers in camp Chase, Ohio, had
a vote for President, resulting as follows :
For Lincoln, 9C2 ; M'Clellan, 44 ; Fre
mont, 15. (Old Abe ahead as far as
beard from.)
wAt a meeting of the Member of the Bar of Union '
nonntraicld Sept 14, ISM, at tha office of J. C. Buch.T.
E !.,' in the borongh of bewiebnrg.upoB tbeoccanion of
the death f gaMCU 8. Biato, Usq.
Wlllam yanueiat was chosen Chairman and Alfred
Ilsyes becrelary.
Ob motion, kl'Mra. 3. B. Linn, Samael H. Or wig and
Jos.C. Bucnerert appointed a CommittealodraJt rea-
oiuiiuoa eapreM.v iu .... ireiiun u. .u- ..
to the deeeaw of Ibeir late fellow member. Whereupon
the Committee re Sorted tho following resolution which
wcrn nnanimoniy naopten .
Whereas, the Barf Union aoonty hay learned with
deep regret of the death of Sen t 8 BAkloa, Keq , who
ha been eo lately a-am-iated with them, and wbo haa
been taken away in tba midet of an honorable career,
Krsolyed, Tht we JVire to plare on recrd an
prexlon of the hizh ettekm in whi-h ba wa held by tha
protrusion. f which he way a worthy member.
Kraol red. That the pt"Hal character of our deceased
friend exhibited such tna;i aa became n g-ntlrman
and member ol the bar: and that a- a friend and a all
Attorney, a hiih eue of h"i and purity of character
i ki. hi. i.Vinv.nrw with U all.
Ke.olve.1. Tbat we aepei'ttulll c-'g leave to tenoer io .
the afflicted family of our d. paru-A bmther the deep .ym- I
pathy of the meatier ol the har.Vid that we will at-
tend, in a nouy, ro mnerai iroui aus i.mw ,
Lewi.borg, thia alteruoen. . . !
, i ,- .i .luflnni fa. ennTeved to tfia
Court of Courmon Plea of Union county, with a respei t i
ful miurst .t they be entered upon k reconui.
Reoye.l,rThat tba I'reaident and Secretary be .
Ommltteeto convey eopir. of thee reolution to the
family offurdeeraaed brother, and to the Court at ite i
n..t ..-h.n r..r .ntr, utH-.n iu Minute: and further.
tbat theee reeolutione be published in the several aew
paper of the County. n , , &
WM. VAN UEZER, TrMident
AtrjtKDjtAJTEPe
Corrected Semi- Weekly ly )Vallt tfc Smi(A.
Wheat $2.40
Corn 150
ltye 1 CO
Oats, 32 lb. 75
Barley 90l 00
Flaxseed 3.00
Ham '25
Side & Shoulder 15
do with Rib 10
Rags 6(iiS
Butter, prime f 50
do common 40
Eggs '20
Lard, fresh 25
t .
ID
Tallow
Potatoes 100!
Dried Applcs.lb. 10
Wool 1 00
C.iuntrv SoiD $(".
e -
Dim.
I. Uwt.mirg.lMH ln.t, HBIN TOST.age M
year one of our oldeat. moet yenerabla ouaena. Fu
naral at o'elock tbu aftwnoon.
In L-wi.borg.1mb hut, In her tb yam,CAllfUN
. daughter ol Jaaac and Smrab UAaRI. funeral at
S, I M, OS W adueaday.
In Mhldlrtnry, lkbartC.In.23du!t..Mr.CAT.
APINb HIXii. aged joara, im.ily of Wait 90
loeTp, bwe-
Foij ,iu:nt.
A SMALL Iou4v Apply to
P) Xti- . woT.r n.
FUBLia SALS.
AT JILL be offered at Public Sale, on Fnd'iif.
' V tkt d" "I S'ptemh'r, 1st; I, at the
, ba e f ;
j ship. Uuio
' Vjz ,
ostah Kaiick. in but U-r tnwn
n couuty, the fuilowiu; prupertr.
2 WorVhm ITorcs. 2 two-year o
C jtH jjlccrj n'or) Huzzcy 1 foi
' ' " ' . ' . . ' . -
jur
j JjQpQ WfiOU 1 (JloVCr Hull
liorro Wasjou, 1 Clover Ilu'.ler, 2
' 'l0"?'1 a"' a vari-'y of otlicr arti-
Mo a Hen J tu iu
Hale will commeoee at 10 o'clock A. M,
when term wilt be made known by
Sept. I JACOB LB13EK. Agent
rr,HE
1 SI't.
I't rsonal Property of Ll. Col. Jnss D.
sua, dec tl, will be mjiJ at Public
, hale, on
. catur(jav the 21t daT of SeDlCffiK'
Thr property consists of old
Brick, old
Pnt. Ri.Artl. Irun and sli n?l.
Plow, 1
' kr- ol brandy, e. 4c
'J'nere will also be ottered I Share of rUocli
in the Lewitcurg Literary Association, and 2 !
Sftare ot aioca in Lewiburg t.a Company.
Sale will beftin at 1 o'clock P. M. oa said
day, at the Brick Kiln, near Lewtibur;, an I
will afterwards be continued at Cbauiberlin'a
Block, when term will be made known by
JOSEPH MlfSEK.
&pt. 1SJ Ailm'r SUtof Lt.CuUoas b. ML'MaRiilve'd.
The Pena. State Agrkultnral Society
WILL hold its next Annual Exhibition at
i:.4Vt'0, fa.
cotmnencin? Tuesdav. SeDt. 'il. and closin;
Kridav, BepL 30. lSlii. tsPremiuniv over
' IO.lin). Read the following abstract
I'.trTLC furvun Iiaforte4.1uprcminmranirinfrom
f j -M : ail ruber xrad.; of Cattle, 1 premium, from
little. n.t leas th.ni',. own.;,! an I held aa f.rm .t-ii.
JU tif-t. bvsl Tt-am of lo kokeofux-orruai
auj county, to U I'aid Agricultural aocKly of hl coun
ty. 50: bt, i.
Iloaats hv-t Imported, 6 premium, from t ,n to 15;
Thorough bred. 10 pnuiuais lrtn i? to 10; Trctliu
llursee nud More, a premium of ooe of Uoo. atd
one of 100; Paeini?. one ot J: Mau-hl llursve, fancy t
trotting, pn-miara ot SO; bent Mateli,-! Tr-'ttinir, a pre
mium ! i; brt Draught, Uridine, aitd Mnle Hore,
I'l pr,'niium. from li tu lu ; etlltui ol Mrrs f-T ail
Work, 15 premium from i to lo; Jrk and Mutea, 7
prrmiuiu. from i to lo; bfBt Muie T-am ef 4, 30; .1
tw-t, 15 ; making aboat f 'i,UOU IK pw-miunu Lx all de
rriptixni of llorti and Mules.
Siucr. p'or Uitlcrent kiods, 16 Premiums, from (20 to
10 ; 64 Prem'a from l to i.
Poi:ltbs 01 almoet ev.-ry kinds premiums of il, 2,3,
and s, m tbe agr-gate, $157.
A-.aii:LLn;aiL lnrLiiiiTs. Best display fro, Steam
Plow hJO, medal or ipecial diploma, and liberal specie!
premium for plow, p lowman, rollrre, ewltleatora, eie
on, ae. The premiame in other department are bter.
at. being for Iratuer audita manutartaive, buUer.eheeee,
4e Tegetahles, fruit, melon, grape, wine, flower
and theur eWaieue, atoTen, tin ware, ic, domeetie mano
Uutnree, needle W'rk, Ac, Cue art, painting, penman
ship, diinln of articles by tradesmen ami mecLamcs.
i ailter ware, eewinj me'-hinee. piauoea. 4c.
Tbe above being a mere aoelrart, exbo-itor are re
oneMied to aecore a Catalogue i Ih'.t tbey may eon
fi.rm to tbe revolatioae of tbe Society, in preeentlug ar
ticles for eAhibition. The nioet liberal axr.tweiu.ot
are being effected with railroads geuemliy, buth aa to
freight and .iiurxma ti'krta. Vnr rataloguea and rail
road regulation. addreHa the Secretary.
cuugls Admission ticket cent.
TUOMA5 P. K.N JX, PresUt oL
A. B. IINOAKER, rWratary
NoKUIaluWN.rA. floriw3
THE nndersigned, having obtained lhe use
of the furniture, fixtures and utensils of
Mr. Ricman M. t'oorta, will continue :he
Bakery, Confectionery and Notion busiurss,
at lhe old stand, on Market street, for the pe
riod of one year. He hopes by strict attention
lo business 10 merit the patronage heretofore
extended to this establishment.
H. L. M MAHOX
Lewisburg, April SO, 1663
iJrocl.imatfon
AFTER
JUT ihe latest of all is that of
C. V. SCIIAFFLE,-
who, havinr returned from New York and
i'biladelphia, is prepared lo sell (ioods
Cheap for Cash.
A large assortment of Priiss.Chemicals.Oils, j
I'ainis. V arnihes, Dye Stulfs. Glas, iVrliim-'
eries.Coal Oil, Lamps, Bru-hes.Tovs. Fancy
Nolions, Soaps, Coutectioneries, Auls,I'ipes, .
a uueu-w, -1419, ominjr,
. . .
-c-
Ac.
Thysiciaas' prescriptions carefully
compounded.
.
V;nf,a onJ T ii,nnr fnr Mptlipinal
tl luCS ana LillJUOrS IOr JieuILllldl
purposes, warranted genuine and of the best
quality.
LEWISBURG
Max 8, 1864
The Eye and the Ear.
I)
R. 8. H. KNIGHT, of Lewisburg, having
, ,e
had iwenty-five years' practice, offer .
his services io inose n arc uuui ,
diseased Eyes or Ears. Tbe followinj i oa
of a number of Testimonials :
My son bad cataract of both eye waa blind of one,
and nearly en f the other. I ha t phy.lei.n attending j
him. to no effect. Dr. KnUht undertooa ni caee. ua
cured bim wilhont an op-r.li.Hi. I would ! Jh
, are arMirled to glle bun a call. '!,,
I ll.rttet. n. Jn . T- -JJiC
TllEMCU, LOXG & CO. have jus,
A ereat variety of descriptions aod prices
call and see. May 6
T L'ST received a line assortment Ladies'
J Urrwl (. Oil. Embroidery, Veils,
Gloves, Trimmings, lc. 4c suitable for the
season also a fiue lot of Domestics at
June 20 KRE.MER. LONG & CO S
CARPETS )"' veM fJ"n'),bT.,
KKEMtK, LONO tV CO
'Republicans I Shew your Colon 1"
Anew Myte Caioparja- Medal oT -LINCOLN
A.M JOHXeON," aeoi bc
anj hre fi r S rents. '
nr Ad lres Box So. 6. Hsirlleton, ' '
I n nn eoanty. Pv
LADIES' rAHCV'FUSS!
AT
Juiin Fareira's
. IMS) Eslaklfcfcaw
Fur Mauafaclory
lYoTlH Arcktk.,
aNTK:th, rillLAD.
1 bare new lit
tore ol my own iin-
ponauon and nana.
; I M 1 1 iiafnr Ant tl fthA
cnfc r JHtastMul aeleeunna
y-xt--.-Z3 f Fancy FUrn,
inr? for Ladies' aaatOwit
dren's Wear, in ibe Citv. Als'o, a fine aa
orlmealor Genia'fur Ulovea'and Collar.
As my Furs were all pnrrtawvl when Gold
was at a much lower preminmhan at praa
em, 1 am enaMed In dispose ol Ibem-al very
teasunabie prices, and 1 would therefore so
licit a rail from uiy friends, of, Ljnioa county
and vicinity. -
t5r"Kemember the Jiaip'J Xumbrr and
street! JUI1. FIREIRA,
TiS AU( U atrwt, aton ith,oolk at.
r?'I have no partner, nor connectioa wuh
any oiher store in Philadelphia HHHaitJ
ESTHAY.
STi:.YF.l, from lhe prm
i?esf .lhe sub-rriber. iu North-!
ombrrianj, on the -'it iat. a toil, about
g years old, while, speckled with hiatal hea
vy with caif.
Any person informing me of her where,
bouts will have all rxpenses pa.d.
JO.-EPH Ii. 11LKUABD.
SEorthnDberlasi, Aut. 21, Ivvl -
Administrators notice.
HE KEAS, letters of a lmia-tl-atioB npon
Ihe esta e of LLIJ !i t i Kit, dee'd.
late of While l.rr ru.'nhp..t"ilioB Ca.,
have been granitd to the snbscrj,ter, ia daa
form of law, nonce is hereby givQ)o all per
sons knowing themselves to be udebtra to
said e-taie, to make immediate . payment;
and those having claims against lhe same.
will present them ilnly auihvi'U.raied for sai-
Uemeuu JOH.N lit, k tu, Adna'r.,
or bis Au'y, J. In. V. Baaaa
July 28, 1T4:
no W TO DESTROY
ROACHES, RATS, . ' mCE,
Bed Eiis:i, Ants A.c. .
IL'se Earl's Ycrmla Extermiaator!!
II IIIBLi I ''Tr"
ISFALI.IBI.r-IS
IT lis ISFALI.IBI.r-IS I.M-.U.L1BLE !
Is put np in I.ar-i Eois for 25 eta. Is
all ready for d-e, without niiiiifj NrUb other
article. lVe not spoil, irel d'v or worthless
by keeping, lis,. ,n:- other prefiarafeTn. .YrVwil are
efttrafwftntly f -i. I r t it. Flat.- aod U:ce die-out ?1 tbeir
bole. 1 not dangerou to He. Oitee eatietaetioai M
all lha u-e it. H.,d by ail bruggi.t and bealern
Ihrooehoiit tee rn!te. .'ii tiii?, He sore and
ak t. r l:t i.r t.ltf.UMIMTtR,iniarre r-llK. witai
rl tt-el.ai,d trued by it- l rupr:-.lor. 1. r-l No. Ulw
outli IVnth .tre-t ab"re Hatriut. M.nuf.,'f Sev
l:.o Jueenul tureet, at-ia Walnut, belpetn lentil mmtk
Kle.enth, Fnu-ibUl-mt
rold in Uwiehurr. by rtF.NVt'TT BR0". VTboleaala
and Ketai!-ab- by BAKEit A acUAiil.lt-
and P. 11. llt.tVr.it 4ml03Hl'i .
' ' '
GJUFFJX'S i'.l TEST1 V . :
Ctaij Jars and Claw-CoVrt,
T.OK preserrins FKL1TS in a pertecllv
fresh stale. They reqjire noAVaz.cldr.
' der, or Cement, seal instantly, aiJ,.we mora
: rai!y sealed an I i pened than any cher arti-
cle tor th purpose ever invented,:. Al kind
ol wax and ce.nenl are etpaliy dicaj-jrcabl.
and uncertain iu sealing. Iteiuaj .uiade entirely
of glass, these avoid lhe oLjei tiois'Wolher
jars irhere tin or other meta! ft teH ffif the
covers. Fur. ale in l.ewishuri. on!j iiy
I05t KRE.MER, LONG CO .
Williamsport Oil Work--
"VfOX-EXPLOSIVEfurgCrystal Carbon Oil;
IN .i?
IS IH.HT MfkltiFA.
-r
Orders promptly a'.lended to.
II. I. IIolUCB.
Williamsport, Pa
United States Claim Ageiifs.. v .
VLICENn bavin; been framed to the"
undersigned lo carry on the business of
I nited ftates Claim Aleuts in I'nion county,
they will atttn.l promptly to the collection of
bi-rk pay and bruaties and the procuring; of
pensions for soldier.-or their legal representa
tives, and the prosecution of claims against
the Inited Slates.
JAMES F. & JOHN B. LINN
Lewisburg, March US, IC4
THE BEST ESVENTION OUT !
VMAN.S PATENT fELF-SEALIXtt
J j FKI1T J A K, warrente l to be superior
lo anything ot the kind in the market. An
eiaminatiou of the Jar will convince any in-
teiligent person oi its u.erns. it nas no wax
IO meil. Screws to coi rime. i, ;ii.tKS tuo(in,
but is made on strictly philosophical princi
ples. Call and examine ii.
For sale wholesale and retail by
T. G. EVANS, Agent.
Lewisbnn, July iJ,
GUNS, PISTOLS, FISHING TACKLE,
fh:e CUTLERY,
and snoriliiK tpparalas grncrally.
"I")ODS. Lines. Keels. Baskets, nail, rues.
II Hooks, :ei
Foil'
Gloves. Masks.
Uiines, t'orksrrews
I).
ars. sc, con-
S1.1I1IIV OU liuim ao.i n-. oai' .. i,u n -.,!.. bhw
J'" . wn!mAD- Vfpi.u
1 1 - 111. 1 1
JOHN kRillEIJ'fs,
N.E. corner 2,1 and Waiuul Sis Philadel
phia.
March 4, lt-t
TAKE NOTICE.
I A
LL PERSONS are hereby notified not
lo rule on horseback or drive who. a
eame ,B my ,on5r01.
Hoatmen are notified not to ne "P aI BIT
H haif.wiihotil first consuinnR ne. Any one
yiolatin? lhe above nonce will I- considered
a trespasser, aud prosecuted '-
Lewisbors, April , 1st"'1
It. lor II. C. STED.M :.,
HWING returned from the .Vint, is now
located a. BurTaloeXP-a Is and ofler.
his pr..fr,.oal services to the J -."-.c.
be found at Vt ui. T. Linn s
Buddloe Tp, iune H, I P1