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BY 0. N. WOKDEN AND J. R. CORNELIUS.
At l-5 per Year, aivraya la Advance.
"THE UNION," eslahlbheJ in IS 14 Whole No.. .2,68. .
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"CHRONICLE," frfaMfcfcel in 1SI3 TThcte No, 1.0C7. . ;
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, SEPT. 27, 18G1.
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Union County Agrlc uttuf al FAIR,
J lrSlllJ lit
Tliurtday to Saturday, Oct.O to 8.
PEEM.UMTisT--.SS4.
Class 1 Trotting, Draft and Match
Horses.
beet Trotting rforea. In eieea
do 2d f leal
beat Walking nree
beet ptir Urall borer,
laeat aini;l. do
liret pair 1arria,-., hore
lieel .ingle Hrictng bora,
bet pair Mateb borers
10
4
a
t
4 en
1 Judges Jaoob Kremer, Wm. Ulf-
2 IJlootlcd Horses.
hfH Mivm. SUlHoti, harintf hmm kmVt VltblM Um
lioiitat of ttaa totcietr oaa aertk acaaoa fl 9
Imt bloJ-t Bnwt Mare with m or asara f hr
rtilu li .an 4 00
'id twt aHim jlrriViUtMrtst I I (HI
beat blooded Colt from 2 to z jeaf oa 2 oo
ti io ltu. do 2 00
do Purkltiff Colt Jky.
Kt borw futen-j in this claat will raralr premium
Mataw Tiil ncr in aboaro thia4gMa tbftt ha U blomJed.
-Judges C-GuJvkuobt. Oeo.Swope,
Klcckocr.
3 Common Uorscg.
bait SUllinn 4 rtra old 6 00
btt MaJIi m from 2 to 4 year old 3 W !
21 tft A 1 J0 I
Wt HraMliiiii Mara. 1 nr more bar OclU to be ebuwo 4 00
2d brt, same ronjittotia 2 UO
beat UrUitii lirtw ot Han a uu
U-t a4jf.a 1 vo
beat J vm old Colt 2 00
i ut :
fcwt vrara old Colt Ag.k X f
'M lmt Jig.
beit 1 ax old Cult 1 M ,
2d ImI ry .
beat kuckinc Cvlt 1 00 i
'1 l-t jtf.
3 Judges Benj. Lthr, 8em Sobocb,
Joaiah Girtoo.
4 I)urIiaui..VItJcrnoy&Dcvon Cattle.
StKUAal.
t null 4 (o
bext Hull Calf 2 oo
let lia-if r orr 2 jrara old 2 60
bvat lit-iter Caif 2 00
ALPn-it
bH Run 4 oo
Wt tfuil Calf oo
Wt llrit-r .e,r 2 jfiri old 2 tt
lt Urttcr Calf 2 00
WM
lvt Mull 4 00
tMat Kuil Calf 2 00 1
Iwat ll-iffr oir 2 jrn old 2 i.0
Iwnt Ib-il-r Calf 2 00
betCo for ltrritn. f etthr pftbe abore tbree
brrU, 2 ur luore ul bar Call-en to be aboaa, I fHt
-t uairy (Vtaj ..ftMi.-r rf the aboe thra- brMlat
vnltva tau-iueut of jiold U ba renderad
ad t-.t Aj.
s no
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Cattle eubttvd la thia clasi mailt be ibown to be of
ura blood aud uf the breed rprtmulcA.
4 Judj;t6 . K-er Jr , A. Frederick,
Savojuttl 8. hurbiT.
5 Grade and Common Cuttle.
fiRSI't C.TTia.
twft Itull orr 2 yarK oli
S 60
naal Hull r..t.,'.u 1 mod : vfaravM 2 Au
M Hall Call 1 oo
Wat Car f..r .11 nuriaiKt, 2of kfrralrn to bxhowa S b'l
Oral 2 yi-ar old ll.-.fer a. k 2 f0
-at aiia-k at "attl. brloniinr; to tmo farm Jg. 4 4 OO
Mtt 2 brad Ucel llU Aff. A 2 00
COMMQB CATTLa.
twt Roll S 00
kujj cie t oo
b-.t llif-r nn-r 1 ymmrm old Af. II M
Ke-t i ,iw for all pur-wa,2of berralrM toboahovu 2 UO
brat 2 yr old Heller a Ott
5 Judge It. If. Chamberlio, Jaoob
O. Browu, K. V. B. Lincoln.
fl Sheep aud Swine.
twfft Frenrh or Merino Buefc 9 60
neat CoU'awold do S &0 :
teat rtoultulowo do I W
lieat lluck of anj Oliler brood, 2 50 !
bert fl Kare .sbe..p 2 0J :
2d kn.t 1 an i
rwat o lmlia 1 ol
rt fsl Wether. 1 60
Kat ilour 2 00 ,
l.t Suar. with 4 or more cfbor Pin to ba abown 3 ou '
M Uat Ay. k I 00
t.eal II .r moro liirax. 2 tn 10 veehf old S OO
beht 2 ili.ga uot uer 10 moutba old 1 UO
6 Judges Charles Cawlev, John M.
Taylor, Laird Howard.
7 roultrj.
r-.t pair rhlrkeM T5
li I f u not Um than S 1 Oil
ben pajr rurkeyg 1 60
do lruca. T6
7 Judges Gid'n ISicbl.C.W.Sebafile,
Robert Currey.
8 Grain and Root Crops.
Wt rmahel White W beat
2d l't
hu hualiel Red Wheat
'Jd bi at
but bueki-l W bile Corn
;.l hei-t
beat buahel Tvllow Corn
1 beat
Vat buebel anv otber kind or Cora
U"el lm-h.'l hrWj ilaui
t-,at bushel tk.mn.un utf
t-l hunl.el Ifurk.heat
baet bu.be! rwet ToUtrasi
do I'esrbblow potato
do Prinro Albert i'ototoe.
do Whit. Pinker. Pntalov I
do anr otber kand of Potatoes
1 -et bdartal TnrnirHl
t-t buahel Oorrota
I-at bu-bl Ueeta
l. rrek llearui
l-al 'k IV a
brat beads Cablo&n
21 l.-t
bet 1.4 Field Pumpkin!
2d lt
brat bit tweet raupkiod
2.1 l"-"l
beot bushel Timotbj Scd
Ul l-'t
beat baahrl Clovor Seed '
2.1 beet
baat lot of Tobacco, raiaad Ihla J aar
2d le-st
beat lot H Inter SvUaehea
do Pall i'uahes
beat aariiuon Soncukl
1 oo
At-
1 Oil
Af.
76
60
75
M
Ag.
Ag.
1 .
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 OA
60
60
60
60
60
1 no ,
Ag.i
1 00
Ag.
1 00
Ag.
1 UO I
Ag.
1 00
Ag.
1 00
Ag.
1 UO ,
76
1 00
8 Judges Jacob Uodenbaugh. John
Rangier, Dr. L. Rooke.
0 Fruit.
IWt tot Wint-T Apple, not UDdrr 4 kind. pack Of
t-a-h kiD.le all t Aland by tbe peraoo eabibltiog 1 M
'LA holt
bpH varil- Apple ot 1S0 thtu Untla
'd b-vt
S buttliel Apple for Fall or aarlf WiotaT oi
buatiel Ai.ple .r long kaeplnf
Id lintt
fl-iiurn Fall Tfare
H later Fear
'; variety f.f Pean
-t npf-imrn I'luma 3 or nora kinds
bsi (n-. li IVarbea
'14 bwt
t-t tIi tjuiiieea
it W buneb-s Delaware GraptM
do Couoord
do liaua
l 01
1 60
1 oo
76
1 oo
Ag.
1 ou
1 J 1
Ag. !
1 wl ,
1 Oil I
1 00
s
7S
7
76
do any rther rariaty. oolorH Grape "it
do Htiit tJrafaaa 74
"t Mt Catawba or JaJ-lla Grape, ft 11m. or nniw 1 00
'M la-Ht M
t.ne-ij (vrapf-bi-t and greatatt .. of kinds 1 tn)
3 Judges C. S. Janet, J. A. Guody,
A. Swibiford.
lfl Dalrv Procliirts.
2 no
"T fit-
i no
ln'-.mor.
bent Int If.
J .
, 3 ,u it lbs. or mora
111 w '
E, -judj-ea-i,..; Haack, Mrt-Catba.
blerocr, Mrs. J0ha C. Duoke.
1 1 Hour and Bread.
b "Te-itnen Vt b-at Umt
. -I br.t
K 'l- nnen Rjre l!,e
n Indian.
1 so
1 oo
Ag
76 79 1
1 i I-Judges .Mibal Pichtborn, U L.
-1 M.aon, Jacob Rugler. J J.
' ' '-r-7i-ir-:;irrii-
) 12 Household Manufactures.
: 2 Eilfi; SftTKr
. bet home R!adeCarl, 10 yard, or mors
m
i no
12 IX)
"" """"mii'l- len UlTorlet
beat pat. bwork Ljuilt
l w
u
1 oo
1 t
to
beet Silk Quilt
hem WiMiini vrn linmemado
Wet pair Vi'jolrn Hier-kata bntuffne4s
beet pair Mooleu pucka do
12 Judges Mark ilalfpODtiy, Hubert
SUtidcD, James O. M'CIure.
13 Manufactured Articles.
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00
04
trj
Ml
brut tw-tm'u Cabinet Work ? W)
i; . bt 2 u
bMt Waft.. lift Mi.rl.lTie 1 00
bet t: ltth-i wriUj(r Diploma
tvi-t UrcNh Coat J t0
beat pair I'anit
1m-nt V.-rt
brut I -.u hi Str of Oarrl&n ITarneag nftnnfanturml
wiltiin Uit n-unty 2 Wl
tint. I MiihIl ('rrliiW flanitMa. mmnm mnlit tcinat P fill
Wt Ji-n Calf Sttiita (In lilted S
!-tJ'n,sI"tim"h,,,1. .
beet '4 lir.ln KiM, regard to orkaia.blp u
r.U m ou.litjr of aluck.
Iwt lut ! 1'pft.r l.tli.r
' txwt 4 .it4 fiailt fi.aibr
; bnul I (NUr i'( 2i.wnl tlf Douta
lwtt ).ir kip d...
11 ..tr ol lA'lie' Kid Shoo.
bf.t i-.ir t l..ii.' (inters
brn a)r nl Mtpi.ni
i bept I'.rlor Hume wunj or ml
'il br.t
; bunt 4'Kkiug Htur. an4 VarultOM
j ii i.l
I bflt !.uthle Intfl Dumn
1 i.0 I
1 00 I
1A Kt
but biiO .WfHl ShinitlM, 2. In.
bt rwins Mmt-bma
JA bert
Ag.k
1 U0
1 00
lo Judges Jesse Sohrcyer, Williaia
Wilson, Jobu llavvs.
H Aficultural Implement)!.
beat H aud Uep.r Dip. Son
a.i u-.t s on
ttmit I pf r a
brat Mu.fr
sft Ttirnabinc Vaohlbe with Separator
beat yautjibM Mill
:j bu.t
boat rinTc r al.cliioa
Id bvat
beat ll.jr. ."talk, and Straw Cattw
best lro Shllr, hor. tMw.r
3 w
a uu
2 on
l oo
Pip.
Hip.
2 UO I
1 U.I
1 uu
1 IV
Dip. a
1 UO
1 00
baud
krl llore Kake
br-t Harrow
btt Laud KoIIaf
beet tiraiu lrtll
24 Ibt-tit
b-nl -'tirn Planter
t-st T-.i' ItucK-y
r-nt
beat Ojt-ii Hug-f
id !(
bst liorir Tp Carriage
bcKt farm Vaa-u
hcit l ullivat'tr
tt5uiiw,il rioir
xl Si.la Uili Clow
it Mirhicati Iiuhla I'low
l-eft roniotofnl v.ixWt jJiil and Preaa
bt Hornr IVwur
hf Cefl Clow
i 6o
'
P ' i
1 00
2 Ml
1 Ml
s mi
1 uu
1 60
, l
ben I buru 1 1 Ay fork
H Judges Jos. M. Ncbbit, Satuuul
. S. Oakcs, tiauiucl Young,
'
1 incR.Jellics.and Canned Fruit.
best domaalic Oraia. Wine
1 00
a
s
71
to
do Hlarktafrrj Win
do Elderberry do
do t urrant do
lt Cider in I .iiiin Kith ruude of aurlna
I beat Currant Jelly
. 2d beat
beat lirap. Jelly
2d brt
beat Jelly from any othor fralt
2d ImI
beat oaonwl I'ea. hwa
do T"B.atM
beat of any other I auand Fro It
bet and deeateat VarMlf of tAHnd Pr.lt
beat BorRuai Molaa.ita
76
?6
T6
1 no
1 00
15 Jm'gea Ooo. R. Bliss, Andrew
Ilauck, Thomas Cliogan.
10 Needle Work.
beet apeeimea Ornamental Needlework
2d he-t
beat V. orked Collar
2d teet
beet apeeimen Woretefl Work
2d be.t
beat apeeimen Silk Embroidery
2d beat
beat eperiixen Crochet Work
2d beat
beat Network
heat group Voratt Ftowera
beat Worsted Lamp ilat
2d beat
beet apeciuten OrnementeJ Phellwork
do ottcutaa
do lldy
1 00
1 m
j
J 6v
e"
i oo
1 6o
1 is
16 Judges John II. Beale, Mrs. Eli
Slifer, Carrie Sirobecker.
17 Paintings, Photographs, &c.
beat rpeeimen Oil Painting exeoutad la County 1 00
do
do
do
do
Crayon brewing
Pencil sketching
Iroryttpe
Dip. a too
Photographs Diploma
Marble Sculpture Dip. k 2 00
do
17 Judges Rev. Dr. Loomis, Rev.D.
C. John, Rev. Dr. Dickson.
18 Uncnuracrated Articles.
The Judges of this class are authorized to
give premiums for such articles on exhibition
as they may think wonhy, and for which no
premiums are offered in lhe above list.
18 Judges Paul Geddes, Abraham
Aurand, Isaac Reish.
J V VEXILE D EPAR TMEXT.
(For cbildrrn under 16 rears.
Class A.
b-nt Tig S to 1ft weetu old
bwt Sui-kintc Cult
beet bull Caif rrotn 1 to 6 moDthj eld
bet .Infer do do
best pair Turkey
do tirrete
do Ifurka
do ChtrftelHI
do Vnney Chlrkrae
beat H bMbal fwpH PutatOM
Oo Irisb do
o Carrots --do
Beets
bent perk lVann
twat .i h-ad CnM.aire
btt U iuirr nuaoh
1 oo
1 ou
! Ul
beet Saeet PutupkinS 25
bert Kifx Plant Jti
beat Turn a toes 2
bext lUtd Pepjiers 6
beat lot Tobaooo 2a
Class A Judges CoL Eli Slifer, Bar.
E. Kitffcr, Rev. I. Grier.
Class B.
beat "Verhe 25
beat Plume 36
beat Peara Brown oa Dwarf Treea
beat lot of i, rape, not I cae than 3 Ibft
beat 3 Iba. Hutler
la-at loaf W boat Ureal
heat lot of C.kea
beet Patch wot k Quilt
26
1 oo
60
26
1 Oil
26
26
26
26
26
60
26
26
26
26
beat pair Knit riorba
do worked Slippers
do Jadiea blippera
beat Jelly
beat tanned FrnH In fie Jam
beat apecinieu of plain needlework
beat Inly
beat Orucbet Work
beat Lamp .Mat
bent primp Howen fworked)
beet itoo,u t (rut d'.erra)
beat display of Flowere ia pole
le-at apertmen Patntine (oil or water eoktre)
beet Artlftei.1 f'h.wera
beat apeeimen Map Drawlnf
do l'eiioi.aikip
26
60
60
26
60
26
Class Ii Judges Mrs. E.Chamberlin,
Mrs. Lydia M Neal, Mrs. W.T.Linn.
Ko aniele can eompeie Tor a premium if
not entered on Ihe book of Ihe Recording Sec-
retary before 4 o clock in the aftarnoon of tbe
first day of the Fair.
Articles can be entered previoas loth Fair
by writing to J.AJW st, Lewisburg.
The Judges are requested lo report at tbe
Office as early as 10 o'cl'k ia tbe morning af
Ihe second day or tbe rair, ana receive una
lists of articles competing for premiums.
A Public Sale of Blocks, Seeds. Ac. at
lbs fair Grounds on SATURDAY.
FKAKCI WIleKON, Pres
A. Maava, ftc. B. H. Laiaa, Trias
Tuesday iMornlng-M "Venn.
Thr uucouditional mrremler of MMle
to the Chioh iuHbualt, u reported, and
' Jj i probably correct.
Gold io N.Y. and rbilad. 81.87
Thi liiloa nr errr-hiirrah, bn) ! horma
Pua with Ike Traliwr and u lik Ibe alar!'
Meetings.
Tho Uuion County Committeo ak
the Member for the nrotmr tlisiriet to
ike arrangements for Cuiou evening
make arrunffcmonts lor L moii vvcuiug
; 00 nioetiiiifd. as follows :
1 w ... .
lues iept. ii Higiuown t
KonnJ, Miorkleyt;.l.ierrili, Miller
00 i Wnil .r.r OQ WinfuO.l Viifn
-2twi "oVa.rr,iLShrkietf.im..(Lis.HM,Nr
J TLur. Sep. 'J Ivaufman's, W.Liuf. :
;w, RevBucher.O.Merrill.Orwig.U.aMilleri
:Sat. Oct. 1 FaruicrTsvillc :
! - 1 uu.: j . I. I
loo. rnriner ana Aiken
r Mon. Oct. :i Orwi-r's H.I I., Lewis
H.Orwig, U Merrill, G.U.Miller
i Tucs. Oct. 4 Laureltnn :
S.H.Orwig, C.Merrill, G.O.Miller
1 " ; Wed. Oct. 5 Wit. Deer Furnace :
Ueo.F.Miller and Worden
Thur. Oct. G Spoils' S.H., Kelly :
Marshall, Kodenbaugh, U.Merrill
Friday, Oct. 7 t
Mass Meeling in lewisburg.
Saturday, Oct. 8 :
fores't Hill Vansener.Porter.O.n. Miller
1
N.Co.ambia G.F.MiHrr,Orwic.c.Mcrrill
itiiiihorg-&rtnnaiiiiAikeo
Monitor, Oct. 10 :
Lewi.bur,-eo. F. Miller and CMerrill
Red Uauk 9.H.S5hriner and Aikeu.
At otlier points alio, tucotings will
bo arranged. All arc invited to hear
! for themselves
JHHX B.LINN, Cb'n Com
w JAMES HAV ES. Sec'y
I Pennsylvania. Free Aealn !
The Rebel bnrda which Luroed tbeir
j homes over the beads of 2,000 nion, wo-
1 men aud children in C&aniberabnrg, sod
! for two niootbs Las threatened Sra snd
j death along our borders, is broken up,
Wr"A 2oo!Bn'1 it0 th'ju the Awf invasion
J JJ i 1'cnnsyhanin, if her voters aro true
themselves. Gen. Sheridan did not ryiit'
prumisr, or propose an 'armis'.ice" with
tbe perjured traitors whose bands are red
with our brothers' blood and whose hair
yet smells with tbe smoke of once happy
bomea ! Regardless of the Chicago plat-
w t form abd its craven dtfenderei, he struck
! the gray-backed criminals deserved blows,
6 anrl the arearv rpmmnt of thn inearlnr. nf
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our soil are fleeing to Richmond for safety 1
Atlanta ours, and Southern Peon's free,
now will coma the preparation for another
move npon Richmond. The Soldiers look
to the Votera at borne and tbe Voters
look to tbe Soldiers in tbe field to strike
oo , heavy, harmonious blows at tbe enemy,
, front and rear 1
j f&Amoog tbe mournful, irretrievable
Josses at Cbambcrsburg, were tbe most
j precious household memorials, and family
. treasures hundreds of years old. Tbe
: Pean'a Bible Society has made a donation,
; to every household there burnt out, of a
60 ; c v ;l ic.kl. .... .t,. i,.r..l
uuo xmuttij u u.c a vnj luvugutiui.
acceptable present in itself valuable, and
destined to bear down to other generations
tbe memory of one of tbe blackest acts of
history.
ibe jlcpository statca that it was tbe
Rebel design to fire the town in the night
a time when scores aod perhaps hun
dreds of persons must have been burned
alive, so quick and universal was tbe deed
executed.
Gen. Sherman gives the Atlanta people
a fortnight to remove all their effeots, as
he needs the place for military use. This
the Rebels pronounce unheard of cruelty !
See what they did to Chambersburg with
out any intoutioo to bold it, much less to
make any use of it for pure military pur
poses : they burned everything they could
i on five minutes' notice, forbidding their
taking away even babe a cbaogs of
clotbiDg or a Family Bible.
Yet we find poisons who excuse or pal-
6o ; iate the Rebels' eourse in Chambersburg,
so I by charges of similar outrages of Union
' .1 l.ll r.l. ,l
26 I soiuiers -cuarges, wuuiiy a.iecj vt gccaH.j
perverted and eiaggeratcd.
Jigy-After disfranchizing the Soldier,
trying Io prevent tbe restoration to them
of the right to vote, abusing them in the
worst terms the English language affords,
and refusing to vote them pay and addi
tional men, there are Copperheads to be
1 found mean enough to coax tod lie to
i , 6
persuaae 60LD1EB8 to voib jrutt juai
PARTY I
6rFour vcars aco. four men. each
over 80 years of ace, in Lewisburg, North I
Ward, were drawn to Ibe polls to vote for
. . . n . . .
4 war. drawn I n Iha rtnlle tn wntp fnP
Lincoln. Tbe last of tbe four, Mr. Yost,
was buried Tuesday of last week. He
voted for Jefferson, in Berks county, in
.' 1799, and retained hia republican prinei-
plea to tbe last. '
The Campaign in Lycoming.
Large and inspiring meetings, addressed
by Mj. Sbriner and others, have been
held in Money, Williausport,JerseyShore
and Nippenose. With the Soldiers' help,
our friends carried the county in 1S61
hope to do about as well in '64. -"
atwMsj Shriner spends time in Snyder
county, this week. The abuse heaped
npon bim by the Argut and Ihe Times ia
having its natural effeot, and "tbe Major"
will "flank" 'the Judge" occasionally.
I Gen. Fremont Withdraws,
Boston, Sept 21. Gentlemen! I feel
is It my duty to make 008 lsP mnte ,D "e
direclion iQdioatca Dy ray letter or mc,
."... . C A ...... - -i ,V,A-, n. a
frum the list of C'itniiUte. The Vresi-
dential fieslioQ Las, ia tltuet, l-ecu eD'
tercd upon io such a way that the Unioo
cf the Lpabl.cao p.r.y ha, become par -
1 . .
iamouot necessity. 1 he policy ot the
Uemocratic party signifi-s either aepara-
j 'i0i of re 5sablishiueut with slavery,
: TbeCbicago platform is simply separatioo.
! lLn- M'Clcllun's letter of acceptance is
. 1. 1 . I . K:,t, .. '
... , i . .k
The uepubliojn eamJidate, on thff con -
! . , . ., .
trary. is pledged to the re-establishmeiit
f . IT '.U .1 .
I
'ver iieiut in& bis poIicyniiiT be.
Prr? of bis party will, we may hope,
of n in
IT..;.4 ti. i...,i.i;..
United, the Republican party is reason
ably sure of suvees-i i divided, the result
j of the Presidential election it at the least
doubtful.
1 am, geatlcmcn, very trn!y, ynnM,
J. C. FREMONT.
To Messrs. George L. Stearns, aud others,
Committee, !ca.
en. John Cochrane also has written
letter, which bis friends publish, stating
...... ... . .
that lbs nope of tbe country for true
peace is by crashing tbe Rebellion by
i force, and be also advises union upon tbe
evident cboico of the true Unioo men.
u , -. .u t i
! S ,here 13 thti UUIty amnS lhe frieDJa
of tbe Government, and with rcaeoQable
effort and caution its triumph is secure,
i ia tbe front and io tbe rear.
IsarW. L. 1). wrote 09, 15tb ult.,
letter from Haddington Hospital, which
was mislaid until now. He seeks to dis
abuso the minds of those who think the
soldiers do not get the contributions made
for thcui by fiicnds ia tbe country, and
says :
"Since I bavo been et this Hospital, I
have seen ten thousand dollars' worth of
of., delicacies and clothing distributed by the
to' ladies of the Commission. Many lives
have beeu saved by their promptness on
tbe field of battle, aod I know bad it not
been fur thein 1 would have been ere this
... . . . e . . I .
laid uoder the sod of Virginia. Like
guardian aoeels, tbev hover over tbe sol-
dier boy oo tbe fijld as well as ia the
hospital."
ttjjrWe last week forgot to mention the
proceedings of the Court, which, having
no civil suits ready for trial, adjourned
on Thursday. Wm. C. Duncan was fore
man of tbe Grand Jury, which was dis
charged on Tuesday, and moat of tbe
Traverse Jury on Wednesday. David
and Howard Konoer confessed atealing or
biding money, and were sentenced to psy
costs, 85 fine, refund the property and
four months in Jail. Ross Moore was
fined $10 and costs fcr resisting an officer
making a levy. Wm. E.Smith was found
guilty of soliciting a married woman to
commit adultery, but asks a new trial.
.Saturday night or Sunday morning,
the shop of Mr. Kremer, first door below i
tbe Chronicle Office, was burglariously en
tered and robbed of about $300 in cigars, io.
Our Congressman,
One of tbe leading qualities of Geo. F.
Miller, the Union candidate for Congress,
is bis nntiting industry. Men aro fro.
quently sent to Congress who are too lszy
to attend to tbe business which is incum
bent upon members of that body, and
spend tbeir time in idleness and dissipa
tion. This would not be the case with
Geo. F. Miller, who has been trained by a
life of industry and application. In Con
gress, he would be distinguished as a hard
working member, always at bis post, at ten
live to every question that would come correspondence shows entire personal con
before the House, ready at any moment i fiance and friendship between the two.
to attend to the interests of his constitu
ents, and working earnestly at the busi
ness that would come before the commit
tees to which he would be attached. With
great amount of experience in the law,
he would be a vigilant, earnest, and unti
ring legislator. Unnhnry Gazette.
George F. Miller, of Union county, is
Ihe standard bearer for Congress in this
District. We aro pleased to know that
we are not to havo an agent of the South
ern Confederacy to represent us in the
next Congress. Mr. Miller is an honest,
capable, and highly efficient man for tbe
position, and will be elected by a handsome
majority.. The Copperheads are quite dis
appointed thai we should not have nomi
nated the candidato from Juniata county,
hoping thereby to re-elect tbeir man Mil
ler from Ilsrnsburg. That game is up
with them, however, and they 8y .ther
is no chance to elect tbeir man, which is
correct. Milton ian.
m
From the Snyder County Tribnne, MidJtebarg, Sep. 21.
The nomination is an excellent one,and
gives general satisfaction in this section
'Ttire George will be our next Congress-
man. ne consratniate our inenas oo toe
e.
prospeet of having our district represented
as in days of yore, and not so sadly mis
represented as it bag been for tbe last two
years. Speaking of Iho candidates, tbe
Sunburn American says :
"The contest now will he George F. Miller
pf Union against Wm II. Miller of Dauphin
or, in other words, the race will be between
Northern George' and 'Southern Billy. The
Hccesh cult. lh more rampant and frol irk
some than the Northern draught borse, has
less bottom and endurance, and must labor
considerably, encumbered as he will be with
the heavy harness and dead weight imposed
by Ihe Chicago Platform."
Can any ono doubt tbe result ? George
F. Miller is a staunch Uoion man, who baa
never swerved from the path of duty, who
has ever faithfully supported tbe National
Administration in its struggle with the
Slaveholders' Rebellion, and who will be
an honor aod credit to hi constituents.
AH hail, Northern George !
j tedrTia proposed Northuuibelaod Co.
j Fair, it Milton, is postponed for this
! year. That t Lewisburg is quits as con-
vcnint for V(r DliDT. wllt r,rob2M.
' '
bo largely HcLifJ.
e9'V. K. B." utiles u that the 201st
, . . ', .' . ,
! k" lce uk,n fJ8 clore,sc ,n ik '
I nf riioai!tfta anH iril!a
, -
Union Meeting at WiMamspo. t
WlLMAMSPl'RT, Sept. 23, 1S64.
There .as a glorious Unioo meeiios
here Utt eveninj. The (Jourt House
i craiiiiued. Jucise ArrrjjiroDe preuJed.
1 , ,. . ... ., . i . i
i tjliarles II. Sbriuer. LmoD ialidiuato for
. , ' . , 1
I UCUdiUI, FLluao .U& W UUIU". .111. WH ,
ori.ti.fl with nitit pnt hiiMi.tm annlaii.A
llMSiT,
Pi a ono of the most couviusiup
speechea ever made here, and the meeting
' . . . "
.r,e ?.f...l.he 0,"' "'busiastio ever
in j iiuamspori.
: r:n: c...-.. I .v...
V yc.ci muvi
speakers fullowed, and meeting adjourned
with cbcors for ShriDer cud the Loioo.
K. W. C.
GREAT MM VICTORIES Hi
Mu'iiuudoala TalK-y !
Monday last, Gen. Micridm drove the
Rebels out of Winchester, ibil etinir noon
! ,hcn, los of 5,000 men rAe ,n,r,t U
', car ttrtick at lite UcUu tn lite tulles I
. .
ulna
ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY I
6 miles from Woodstock, Va. )
Eept. 22 11:30, P. M. j
m t j j " i j.
I have the honor to report wsond
j no.t signal victory over the army of Gen.
Er!Yt l. M' t.:iy- .l. foaud
the Rebel army posted with its right res- 1
ting on the north fork of the Shenandoah,
and extending a3ros9 the Strasburg valley
westward to the Nuria Moootain, occupy
ing a position which appeared almost iro-
pregnable. After a eood deal of minnoa.
- j - . , , , ,, ,
verintz uurmi tbe oar. Lrook s commana
a Iransf, rrfd tn lh frtrpmo riirht nf
r:
tbe line on the North Mountain, and he
, , ., , , , , ,
Iuri0U5ly atUtKt'd tbe left of tbe enemy a
j line carrying everything li fofe Lim.
j While Crooks was drivi
j tbe greatest eonfusion, at
Dg the enemy IO
or.rl ..ri
I a.---..... wv-. - - -
driving them behind their breastworks,
the Cth and 19th army Corp, attacked the
' Rebel works io froot, and the whole Rebel
a . a a en.
j army appeared to be broken up. They
fled in the nttno't confusion. Eizteen :
in the utmost confusion. Sixteen
EUnS were Ciptured. also ereat niaOV
caisson, artillery horses, etc., ete.
I am to-night pushing on down the val
ley. I can not say bow many prisoners I
j have captured, nor do I know either my
I own or the enemy's casualties. Only the
; darkness saved tbe whole of Early's army
from total destruction.
P. H. Suiridaw,
Major General Commanding. )
It will be remembered that Early's com
mand embraced tbe Stonewall lirigado,
lnj ,roop, constituting Stonewall Jack
; son's corps, and was tbe elite of the Rebel
"my. XiDwix M. Stanton,
Secretary of War.
Latest Hews
Rebel Pirates on Lake Erie. Oo the
19th inst. the "Island Queen" and tbe
"Parson," were captured near Boris Island.
Oo board were 30 or 40 Rebel prisoners,
who were released. One vessol was sunk,
and the other took the pirates to the
Canada shore when it was burned. Thus
do Rebels rob and burn onjevery hand.
Satlrdat, Sept. 24.
Sheridan's losses in the last great battle
were small, as everything was harmoni
ously planned and carried nut. We have
3,000 Rebel prisoners at Wicehsstcr.
To satisfy the personal pressure agaiast
him on tbe part of certain friends of tbe
Administration, Montgomery Blair, Post
Master General, tendered bis resignation,
which President Lincoln accepted. The
Gov. Dennison, of Ohio, it is understood
will bo appointed in place of Mr. Blair.
Gold, ia New York, after the boards on
Saturday tumbled down to 82, notwith-
standing heavy sacrifices of Cops aod
speculators lo keep it op.
Monday morniny Gold $1.93 in Phil.
VaUamliijhiifneave ia. Pendleton last
week went to see Vallandigham,whcn the
latter was called out to make a speech, in
which-be declared that the platform was
the soul of tbe party that whoever stood
upoa a platform, be and Ihe party was
bound by it that the Chicago Platform
was for peaoe and against war, and there
fore he supported its nominees. Bitter as
it is, tbe peace leaders have not yet cour
age to throw M'Clellan overboard, but
aatLta9anllv b n ft A t r mrtrr Ik i m C.iwa t) b A
I ke offi fc g,ick 0
Uether at least until after the Oct. eleetions.
o
Peacc Commissionebs. Anxious for
the speediest possible peace, the President
has appointed Messrs. Grant, Sherman,
Farragjt, and Sheridan, with 300,000
aids, to treat with tbe Rebels wherever
found, and eonquor a lasting peace by
killing off all who will wage war agaiast
the Government.
Messrs. Slifer, Sletikcr, aod Moore, Com
missioners of the Sinking Fund, report,
22d Sept., tbe cancellation of 8208,509.50
of tbe public debt of Pennsylvania.
ZLttUioUuiu Iil.ipiut.i3
Corrected Semi- Weekly ly WiiUt fc Smith.
Wheat (2.30
Cora 1.50
Rye 1 GO
Odts, 32 lb. SO
Barley 90(3100
Flaxseed 275
Ham 10
Sides i Shoulder 12
da with Rib II)
R.g. 6fS8
Butter, prime $ 40
do common S0 j
Egg" 20 1
Lard, fresh 20
Tallow 15 J
Potatoes SO
Dried Apples.lb. 10 t
Wool 75 i
C.UDtrj Soap SrTj.O
'
sXtARfti&B,
P R- I) r..l ho. 5;.t lt.-t. K '. T M i tW, SuntHiry,
iikI Mi.a JANirTA .-UK. II. l-e-ri-aui r
SCO.
At bN b'-m !o LanraMi-r nu!y. lat weak, ttt ffTer,
ItllM'r II HITUl'l! . .m.l,..la ..f I,,. I'h,.,.!!. .1
' L.i'r. ri.i or '
I io th. iio.i.iti at York, r., w.. BKruKv
i,rwm. u.. a.
1 tnicn trim.
i i.. .i, i..t, Joseph m.'.sk..i w .
n ,, , KU,, P.
( 4X, tq . fcruirtij .f rt.nb.tr. ,
' .J -:'"lh "' tl Llli
. " . .
z'" ' .
TAKEW U,
ON the .premises nf ihnbseril er, jli. nl Wa, at a much lower prroiuia than al pre
ihe 8iirint, TWO IfKll'KRs ami oNK ! 8.n rusbled u- il!pc" of ihein at rerr
SI Ct.Il. iT'h Kh'int
years olj. 1 he
atrer is a Imhl lui
One heiler ia mo.sly
'' and haa a beV without clapper-
' Ihe other is re'i-Avith oue hmil lera au I
.,.,, i, is rrtnivilti to prove
i ur r r i rrtnjt i fl tn n r. i u
.7 " r
pr.itiertv. py r:ir2s. ana take ihein away,
or U'iy ill ue dispos' I f arordme t" law.
W Vt. YV Ul.r lAULii
Kelly TpSept. 13, ltt pdaiv
AUDITOR'S NOTICE,
"OTIUE isliereliy given 4hal the onler.
X signed ha been
ihe Orphans' Court of
n app.nnied Aodilor, by
if lininn county, to make
balaaee id ihe hands nf
rtiainbntmn of th bal
James r. L.ion, r.sqwxeeu'nr oi .bulimia
iiuanAM. oacea&ea, anrvhat ne will mret tbe
parlies interested, al lhe fHj-re of A. II. Dill,
t'.-'l-, in I.eariibury, cn VeH41esday, Ihe 2nd
day of Ki.vember, 1181, iotleud to lhe
duties of his appointment.
A. WLEFORD,
, Auditor
j ,, , ' . . . . .....,. j,
w
Ltvrov, i'a.
Ciiinmenein; 1 uesilay, snt. a,, and closing
Fridiv, fept. :ii, ISO I. ftr" Premiums over
$11)0011. Read the following abstract :
(Attlk. PnTvitfn Im4rrbl. lopt-niiuui., ranging from
f:u ti ,1 ; all oth'-r icrnd ol Caltl", ui rrniuina. from
2u to lu: arJ 4 pri-lniuir,, fmm b to . He.t iitrd t,r
v, n,MI,. n, v..k-or-.-.fr..m
I anjnuntr,toi.i).M AisncaituriieijrorudTua -
j ,-..'..; ;illt,3
iiouk k.i iu,rortM.(ii.Tniiucn.TVom ..ntn is:
Tliwuitt br.J. I'l .rrraium., fr.in M tn 1U; Trotii.it
M to 10 ; Trotll.iic
'An, nw of m. and
hMl lloriw. nancy
li.rw4 ar,. lar-a, a iirrenia rt .11
; of io..: r..iu..o. fio: M.-bMi no,, ...,
' tr..uin. i.r, r inn ..1 .iu: r;t Mat.-bd Trollioir.
i mtmavtM; i.. Draught. ;-Ui..i..oi p,n.-i. n..r-
12 prrmium fr,,m li t j 1', ; b.lli'ii and Mar tvr ail
-k , ..-. ... .... ....... . u .. , .
I im-unuuia from i to lu; bat Mulr Tram of 4. 311; .' I
I b t. 1 f. makinj about f-.V-tXI in premiuiru) fcr eU do-
aerii.tion. of llor.-. ....1 Ut.lea.
smir K,.r.iiirrrentkind,iiiPreroiuttM,froai20to
wtJ?Z to. pm,m.
; and i, in the Mernrate. eisv.
A'taji'tLTtBAa 1 M M.I.M ISTe Tl
. . ...
! r:w io. mr.i.i ot ipr-iei diploma, and nwr.i o-ei
: "Er.rj1
! al, beinrirleaerMdiumauuiW-tur",butr.ebei ,
1 their dre.irn. etorea, tin ware. Ac..lr-Tnee!ic mann-
ftemree, needle work, 4c. Sne arte, painting, penman
eliip, display o. article by tradesmen and mocbanlcj,
Elder ware, trying marbiae. pianuee, Ar.
The afcoe. le-ira; a mere abstract, exhibitors aro re
queated toas-ur. a Catalogue 60 that they may ecea
forin to tb. rev-elatioua of Lb. hoeietr, in prceentine-ar-ti'-lea
for exhibition. Tb. moat liberal arranzemenu
are being effected with railnde eeoerally, both a. to
trt.cbt aod eaeoraion I rU. Par eeL.lo.uea aod raU
rcavl teuul.U'Hi.. addreae the Se.ntary.
Single Admelon ttekete 2ft eentA.
TU'lUia V. A.OA, Preeldent.
A.B rONOAKKft, Secretary
.tllKRISTuMX, PI. l"J4irSf
B30SS.Y, DEE CEIiMJ,
(5.
T
THE undersigned, bavins obtained lhe use
of the furniture, til m res and utensils of
Mr. RiiBAun M. Caorta, will continue the
ilakery. Confectionery and rVoiioo business,
at the old stand, on Market street, for ihe pe
i nod of one year. He hopes by strict attention
I lo business to merit Ihe patronage heretofore
extended lo Ibis establishment.
H. L. M'MAHON
Lewisburg, April SO, 166.)
Urocl.iw.itfoiT
AFTER
B
L'T the latest of all is that of
C. W. SCI I AFFILE,
who, having returned from New York and
Philadelphia, is prepared lo sell Goods
Cheap for Cash.
A large assortment of Prnge.ChemicaN.Oils,
Paints, Varniahes, Dye Slulfs, Ulasa, Perfum
eries, Coal Oil, Lamps, Ilruhes,Toys. Fancy
Notions Soaps, Cnntectinner.es, Nuts, Pipes,
Tobacco, Cigars, Cutlery,
Ac. Ac. Ac Ac
Physicians' prescriptions carefully
compounded.
Wines and Liqnors for Medicinal
purposes, warranted genuine and of Ihe best
quality.
LEWISDURO - Mav S, 1864
The Eye and the Ear.
DR. S. H. KNIGHT, of Lewisburg, having
had twenty-five years' practice, offers
his services to ihnse who are afflicted with
diseased Eyes or Ears. The following is one
of a number of Testimonials
Sly eon kad cataract of both ere. waa blind or on.,
and nearly ao of the other. I had phveirlan. attending
him, to no effect. Dr. kaiilbt undertook bia cane, and
cum! him without an operation. 1 would adaiae all ebo
are .ffltrted tn give him a call. V.tUI KL WuLr.
Uartletoo, Jan. 7, loo lu32)
IKEMCB, LOSt. & CO. have just
L t'J
A great variety of descriptions aod prices
call aod see. May 6
1 LST received a fine assortment Ladies)'
a) Drrm taOOtlN, Embroidery, Veils,
Gloves, Trimmings Ac. Ac. suitable for thi
seaaon alo a fine lot of l)omeiics ai
June '.ft KKEMER, LONG A CO'S
p
V
RPTS ree d (June 20) bv
kKC.MLK, !.!; U .V CO
BLASTER, Salt and rKh for le hv
IX , KRE.MEK, LONG A CO
rues i
AT
J.r.it FaRRtR'a
0:4 IMkMt4
Tin Manciac:orj
.I-... ;tn. put:.io.
1 have m in
tore ol my own io
V; D'r:atton and njaritt
t ' IW 'Ir. taetar. one of lh
tyi2tzifllri:t. anil mm!
'''iLjii Hrmut U aelerlioo
incy Fnrf
;" "rSiiUi..t. - furLa
adirs ami Ci.it
! (cn i "car, in tni" Oi'.v. aw', tine
I kufnienl ol (ienis' ror Gloves an! Crllara.
i..v...,.,'i..,i,1..iitiii;iji
, rpaT;ia;,( urlce.s an t I vnnli! iherefore so-
; ,rit a ca'l from my frienrM of Uuion eonni
. .d rir.nny
1 lr'Keniei
' llrVet !
'mber the iaroe. NdTnber and
' ... . ...a..- ..a . mm m
...ret. ar.ai.
j r.S AKi-H S!r t. u,i.;u.a atkatw
I HTI have no partner, n-ir roanaction wnh
1 any r;lirratre m fhilaui rStiA loMat
Administrate r's Hctlce. Y
THEREAS. letters a nnnilraijpi apart
i the estate nfCUJAU UUYER. dee'd.
i li", wf White Deer lonuslup, Union
bye ,,e,n Srnird io ihe s:ibseriher. i 4M
f"rm "( w' herey eivento all par.
anns knott-inr themselres to be tndebied to
said estate, to make immediate payment;
ami those having claims aeainat lb sasM
will present ihem Hull auihenlicatrii for act
Hemenl. JuHN t.L VKH, Adm'r,
or his Ait'y, J. M. V. Raaa
July !S, 18B4,
IIOW TO DESTROY
ROACHES, RATS, BIOS,
lied llugs, Aula jVc
L'sc Dart's Terniin Exterminator
,
i aafiS
1
( I
.
j t 1 Id I?f FALLIBLE IS I.N FALLIBLE!
"I"up m i.arse rj.nes ior eti. a
all ready f.r use, Wllhoot miimg Wllb OtMt
aniclen. Does not spoil, ret dryer worthies
iy keeping, like aorft. other brepar.tk.ea. Term Hi
efrerefan-ly t"ntl cf it- r.at. and MirvdVoet -aT tkelr
bnlea. la net .1. ..'.ma. In b. ll.a. akhrlk. a.
! .,. ,h u ". . n,u.u aad O-alare
...... . . .. .
t ak t r ( ttT's :tr'lii(Mit'roi!.i iar ie..witii
' In'h .tre.tet -wurM.."!:
; l:tu Jurenal atreet. above Walnut, boteeea Teatat aaral
' ntraiaipni
! ami IMI. BhaVtit dmluiapusi -
GRIFFl.V'S PA TEXT , "
Clang Jar", and Glass Coveri,
10 It preserving FKL1T3 ia a perfectly
! fresh stale. Tbey require no Wax. a.
der, or Cement, seal instantly, and ara mora
easily sealed and opened ihaa any other artt
cle foe the purpose ever invented. All klnda
of wax and cement are equally disagreeable.,
and uncertain in sealing, ltemg made enure! j
of glaas, these aveid the ol jeriions to other
jars where tin or other metal is osed in tb
covers. For sale in Lew ,bnre. onlv br - 1
1051 KKEMfR.LO.MJ A CO
Wllllamsport OU Works. ' ;
' i
ON-EXPLOSrVE Purr Crystal Carbon Oil
11 TUiflT FAtlitiES.
Orders prompt! attended to.
II. I Iloldea.
1053 .....
Witliamsport, Pa
United States flaiai .gents.-;
A LICENSE having beea granted to thw
undersigned lo carry on ihe business of
United States Claim Aj'nis in Union county.
they will atund promptly lo the eollectioa of
back pay and bounties aud lhe procuring of
pensions for soldiers or their legal representa
tives, and ihe proseeuiion of claims against
tbe United 3iate. ,
JAM r.S F. A JOHN B.LINN
Lewisburg, March ii, 1S64. '
THE BEST mVEWTIOlV OUT I '
V
VMAN'i PATENT PELF -SEALLVfJ
FRUIT JAR. w-arrfned to be? snperior
lo anything ot me ktnrt in lhe marlret. An
eiamination of lhe Jar wall convince aoy in
telhent person of iu meuis. It has ao waa
to melt, sr rears to corrode, or springs to break,
bnl is ma le on strictly philosophical princi
ples. Call and examine it. .
Fr sale wholesale and rtail by N
T. G. EVANS, Agent
Lewisburg, July 2:), lgf.. -
plctletl ta siistala
Abraham Lincoln
and
Andrew Johnson
Tickets for Union county, Pennsjlv'a,
Election, Tuefliy, Oct. 11, 1864.
Congress
GEORGE F. MILLER.
Senata
CHARLES II. SHRINER
Assembly
SAMUEL II. ORTTICJ,
SAMUEL ALLEMAN,
G. Ii. MAN LEY.
Sheriff
TH0MA3 CUURCH
Commissioner
MICHAEL K.LECKNER
Auditor
JAMES AIKEN
Coroner
BENJAMIN nAUS.
.tarUaf Day lor arAieia (Umrday. V. ft. a
LADIES' FANCY
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