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THE UNION'." established ia 1SU Whole iNo- 2,6SS.
BY 0. N. WORDEN AND J. It. CORNELIUS.
At AO per Tear, alwayi In Advance.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 183 L
"CHRONICLE," estaV.L-.beJ ia 1S43 Whole No, 1.067.
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Abkaham Lincoln
FOB TICK PRIMIim,
Andrew Johnson.
Election on Tnt-ndav, Nor. I, IS61J
District aa Co amy Njainilions.
(Mpm-t.HMt F. Vli lKrUof tdloi euualr.
Scalar tHtlllKN H. a.!lUIM:ii. af Talua nnty.
Issraakij-MUIEt H.DKHIh. or laloa cwaaty
MUl tl till V t.ot s.a)d.r raual)
.. K Ml MM. f LjroBllci.
BherllT-TBiiU Is I 111 m il. of Danlry losnhla
Ctoawksfeaer-V'I.HtKl kltlMliif r Urrtla
alir JiWFS AlkLA.ef KM R.n.loe
Unarr-RKJ tVI tlKir lllffliabart.
Election on Tuesday, Ot. 11, tsfil
Tke laloa for errr karrah. ka ! fcarraa
Iruaa a it. tar Trailer aaS aa alia Ike Marr
UMOX 2
igs.:
The Union County Cotnmittp a-k
llii Minihpr for t!iP. nrtiiipr iU)rift In
.lro .irr.iint.nnntitj f.r l r, ..in..;..,. .
meeting, as fullows : j
Sdt Oct. 1 Farmcrsvillc : !
Shriner and Aiken
lion. Oct. 3 Ort irs S.H., L i : j
H-trwis, V Merrill, U.K. Miller
I'siusTowa franaer
Tucs. Oct. 4 Laurel too :
S.H.Orwiz. C. Merrill. G.H. Miller
Wiaa'a, I.iiti Shriner anJ Aiken
Wed. Oct. 5 Wh. I'tcr Ftirnnfe :
Uco.F. '. Miller aoi Wvnlen
Thnr. Oct. 6 poUs' S.U.. Kllv :
Marshall, Rodeabaub, G. Merr.il
Friday, Oct. 7 :
Mass .Meeting in LewisLarz.
paakers - Hon. jmi v o. kin k i k. ..r n.rn.iar. determined bis election anl nnder bis
S-tn.V ,;'EL,"L'iu''u '""'jadmini.tration we b.d open rillibuslcrs,
p,if..'i n il -, n ..... (; ii u.n... '
'.i..i ..in . niiiri'i.i i.r.i...miiri
N-Coioicbta U.F..Miller.Orwiz.C..MerriII
Miffliubarg sanaer anJ Aiken
KbV-tVeo F. Mi-ler .n j r.M.rri.l I
Ked Buk ss.H.Miru.er an i Aien. ,
At other point' also, meetings will : ' N'1'
Ikj arranged. All arc invite 1 to hear ' (A'l tho3 deccptioss by which Slavery
far thetnselvca. Urasenablei to carry out it p'ans, were
JAMES H VEsXSee'-y ,XX' Ch n.Com ! gind under tbe name of Democracy-the
-'- - - - I l4tje device cow used Io finish the came
Pou't forget Mr. Randolph' Sale,
10 o'clock, Sa ordiy mornirp.
.Hon. Sam'l Calais and Ja's Aiken
are to speak in Harlietcn, ttia eveniog.
akotf Jrili.D Bl i. nrnmotd to be 1st
J.irnt f imh p. i'
went, of loth fa. Cav., and erpjs most ,
.
aW After this week (1st Oct.) business I
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place in LewUbnrg close at SKVKX, P. ' fir all tucretliy election. A triompb,
W-, exeepr 8atardaj eTroinea. I then, will fix the great resolt! One tote
Ka.The only hope of tbe"rClellan j ' Octuber it vorth two i Xoveviler.
party in thia reeion tbe oce man for We therefore beg every reader eo to
whom they sacrifice all others, and on rr"?e 'l hi ff'rs ,h' 09 Ma 0,e in
Whom they concentra'e their etrength October and nrge others Io do likewise,
eeems to be Judge Walls far Senator. Liberty asd Usios 1 Think bow all
i.. a.Ki. .n p,.,.. T.i,t. important to rain bow awful to lese in
wh.wmt. ... j. mi ui . xvwu.i . .
are ignored in the hope of gaining a vote
for next U. S. Senator.
We warn our friend in Union, Snyder
aca lyoomiog, agaiost trading off any ' Krady
Dan. Let Mr. Wall bave a many vote ' Iu3V;oe
a ki fellow pilgrim on the Chicago uQ
rietform bave no more, no less. Give ' "'J"3"
C. F. Miller and Wilson for Congress, ' jjjrteton
Ski kviflAP f I 4aAA.4AV llaaa w f aat 1 a
J vi-. g, .i.mcj
aod Alleman for Assembly, every Union ;
vote in the respective counties. Don't
give " one vote lor alls tor two for
George F. Miller," or "two for Wilson,"
r for any one e!e. We can elect ail our j
men without any foreign aid : if not, let
ahem UoJ fall together. !
iaS-For Congress, the UoioTnomina-'
tion of George F. Miller aeetns to be nni- '
weraall, ati,fct0rv-ech of hi coronet- '
itor. acreeine that be wa. fairlv and hon-
orably (ucecsefuL
It i. abont fort. ver. .ioee Le.i.bnr,
La famished a Congrc.mao, in the per-; Deqn4ljtic-
aoo of Hon. George Kremcr. Since that ' Union Heeling in Snyder County.
day, tbi town and county rendered impor- ' StLlNsr.RovE, Sept 27.
tant and admitted assistance in electicg to ! We had a glorious Union meeting to-day
Coegresa two citiaens of Milton, Nortbum- at MidJleborg. The meeting was address
... . n r . , td by Measrii. hit Strawbridize, Lleury
ber and eounty Gen. Henry trick and ,. ' . . , u ., , , . . J, . J
i, , . . , ... Ditffenbaugb of Poiladelphia, Charles H.
Hon. Jame Pollock. Afterward. Hon. , shrmr. and rh.rUa Mer,iii v:.nn;
Joaeph Casey, of Union, bad one term.
Since then, our eonnty bas helped elect ;
linn k!.. M;j,ti r.t Rn,A,r .,1
Hon. John C. Kunkle of DancLin. and
in tbe last trial voted for Col. John J. !
Patterson of Joniata. It will thus be I
asen that evervconntv in the district can
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ebeerfully give a strong, full vote to the '
Union eounty nominee, of whose election .
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there seems to be no question.
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HlThe district, which bad furnished I
a men, were drafted first Yesterday,
owr two dilatory neighbors were Called Lt,
M.fo.0ir,,w-vn,.--v,i.
Wa HavaA, Clia La-rtbv Klrw Latitarl. Chvrt
Ujia 1 I at t..i . ia a .... .
fciti. j.irtD?i-nk..trtf. rl MritD.
a tata.i. i, i... a-.. V. . a. ...
rtrsbtwi, J -;. Horn, rrf KaBcltr. J T.triJr
rrslerrrst Mar.aatJ-na Ap I: iW-Juo Ifiaia,
Ikti lii-tB!r, KaTUa I I'uuki-r, MftaawJ rilfr. M taj.
tWrU. Miller. moUm tiirr-r. Isv.aw Unc. T h-tt.u
hrmtiop, or.,..iKrr, x bot,t, m K,t-
vr. Ju.. Uiij. j.am jt.ia. rjil.T. Jsnwh Hunt-
TT??' luj r- u.itu-r. Jk; .
ath. H lvrib. au ttiik-t. St. k-arn. Ha.
, UH W num. W IB
Z. Urbtf a-ajih, Jt
h. Mmouu,u, kki-ari
''KrowsiHip Brj. Rbia, r.fhai J.
ii:a.7 tT'r i j m oT..7. 'ZZZu Z:Z
VlVoa.vi4K AH-rl LmKr, Jar- Hv,
M a. . a aa- aa b-.i
STjlivVa
--. ('-.i. JamrabiS .j0olc Ir-d Btalgar
a. ra h
"iT. Chaa. L. S.dl.r. Ju. E M Laucb'
. ... ini i . JUri Botrrc II J
V Tr U.ori b lwtai. J. I IHia.nd.rfrr. Jit
aa.aOC.7 iiLr Trtll'JTrTiV-r: 1 to
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Rio Coffee sold tbi week in New York. '
Jor 35, eta. on four month' credit Une j
unth s it brooghi r9 ets. cash. I
POTENTIAL PENNSYLVANIA!
The vat importance of an Oct. election j
in the Krgi1one Slate, is because it aeetna t as, far years, it bu sought to ridicule one
to determine the November election which - of tbe Elitors of tbia paper for hia blind
follows. This State we believe iti variably j deas of an eje. Since this campaign
votes for the p polar eboiee f ir Presideut, ; opened, tbe Argus engineers bare found a
aed teuee the nyiae A t-joe I'cntityhaniii ' tew fault with Maj. Shriner. They al-
l yjft the Union ! !
Let n look back a few years. j
la 13G, there was a naw combination j
j of pirties, win dmbtfal iwu, but l'enn'a
. f - . v . u ...1:1 .t.j ;n :
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In ltiO, with tbe same candidates, a j
small maj irity Lr Uarrison Cjngreasman I
ensured his H ectors their 313 ur.j
Io 1:41, the most luMmoos fraud or
of!
; ' Polk, Dallas and the Tariff of 'ii" gave
1 i n
: CDULE O ml'irtlT. Viav a iricu.ia l utuu iu il iuihupltuii mu uiuci iwiLiim.
! 1 ...If .-..:.:..- it l.
, sau be eoulj reverse me ttje, out ne waa
wore defeated than Markle. Then was !
the Tariff repeloJ Tens anntlod
od
w'w tb Mexico brought on all for
,he !iVe hornet' advantage, by cheating
tbe honest men of Pennsylvania.
In 184S, 200
dim for Gov. Johnston '
and ke' in W5t'' m" ,wlle1 iut0 l3.0lW mj- tT Al t0 Pfcan'J kbility, Msj. Sbriner j the beat iuforaied, having the largest m
" " ' e Pres. Taylor in Nov. j may not cfi'ial hi opponent. Uut, l- j jotitie tmocg them, tuUJt be ititrej op.
In 1 3 V2, uu-lcr pretence of "No More I though starting in life without money, tbe the truth diuerainated, and earnest, cun
Slavery Agitation," Pierce carried our ' Mj r could always pay hia debts, and now ! tinuous effort put forth, or we shall fail of
State again! Pcott another stupendous
cheat, immediately f jllowad by a Repeal
of the Missouri Compromise, and a War
to force Slavery upon Kansas !
Again, io a ragged tnaj. of 1500
on the isuchenao State Ticket, in Oct.,
l.ceorcrtonii.Qi. Treason and Stealing in
Lecnmptonism, Treason and Stealing in
Cabinet, Rebellion in eight States, and
I CiAminn i.i m .!..., Ail . t M rniljinmArc
In 1 ?G0' fw Cortio of 32'000
in Oct., came to be C0.000 for Lincoln
0f Disunion, by an "armistiee" or other
scheme of the Pea:e ocjn-pirator )
Tbe fac's demonstrate tbe paramoant
necessity of the Union party' carrying
I the great Keysiose State, October
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lllh for r-onuressmen and Leui ator?. as I
they have a voice in National affairs. Meieolo would prove as effective in putting
i J'cnniuhana ft the key-note rf mutic down rebellion as his bullet sent against
.
the impendiog gJ life! i
t.Tbe Qi-ita far Union county i o5-
cially given as follows
15
41
121
17
13
4
Lewirborjr 8S
Limestone 12 ! wotk, talk and tote with tbe Rebel sjm-
e''y pathixers, and to restore Slavery over toil
tZi i"'" i!now free. Let every voter beware of
?I raioborg Jo . . ., . .
Union 16 being cheated. Similarity of name may
Limit
12
White Deer
29 :
jD t 267. Most of these are quite or !
Beirj- faM ,nj Pe believe those behind !
are tll lt work t0 fiu np lni aToJll ,D,
draft
Lewisbnrg was a long time drafted on
596 men 200 tos much. Tbi year,
Messrs. Sborklcy and Lawshe took tbe
,im9 ,0 tblih and procure a thorough
revUioD' wbii!l lrJUSht do"n tbe Dnalber
t0 be drfteJ from' M tb' ,be borouSb
bi8 6 more than i required an
i dcr this cill. Vigilance, or neglect in
correcting the roll, accounts for apparent
Major Shriner, tbe Union candidate for '
Senator, made one of the most powerful j
speeches ever delivered here. He will be
; ... i . n t- 1
eiectea o? oaDasome ma .oner. .r.r.
rWe re Meured tht ,boTe n,et,in
WM dededly the most numerous and
'"'ei eter held in Snyder eonnty.
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Farticolarly tbe speeches of Messrs. Shrl
KER "J MBtBiLL-men who in by gone
: V . , , .t
ing together, on tbe same stand, Kr the
nrand old Union of onr fathers, and against
rw. -i.v-j .l
,ae iCged TOSn who arc
eonspirme to
rQ;0 ,he nation brought tears to tbe eye
-of many old men. Snjder county is all
right, from Miiler and Shriner through j
Ilackeisberz toi PitffcuUch, by 500
c
10 GOO fDSJOrit J !
w
tarGo?. Curtin bu appointed 03 Com-1
missiooer. t c,ndast the elections of '
I
qualified Pennsylvania voters in the Army. !
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Amntg them are the f jllowiDg :
Merrill Lido for MuTts IsUqiI. S. C
Uobert Kced lor Uep. of Sm.
JobO M'CIeCfT dl
.
do
W. U. Eof, and sevel ethert, for tb
Army of the Potomac.
Tbe wheat erop of Minnesota is stated
ha two million eight bnndred thousand
.hta in rfitw. this vear over that of
any previous crop. At the same time j
that State bas sent twelve thousand ef buri
laborer inte the fiild u loldieu. 1
sSTome lime ago, the Aryu had a fling
at Charles (I. Sbbmser because be was
aflicted with lameness of ona knee just
lege that, (when he was a high priest of
the Djrnocry y in his days of youth and
inexperience) he burned hi hands (fiuan
cially) by geltiogintotheliquor business...
prv nnlfin 1 :it tht kiraint i n 4 r jn'
n.rt, Th. V. V...k .nt.in.
!"'. o r- i
uynaera, asjs oemocracy ani rum are
twin brothers, and the potency of tbe
j latter is generally viaible where that party
baa its largest mj irities. Liut for lager
nas its largest mj Title. Uut tor lager
beer and ruin shops, it wou'd be sadly be-
:.. TV : " : . , ... i I..: .-
a. was out nepusiic.u ni'ior iui niauj
tbe not in bite Deer in lSOJ nor does
that party nor Mai. Shrioer violate tbe
laws relating to the "Democratio Said"
any more than their opponent. If you
drive all tbe "liquor fellers" to our tide,
your party ia d joj fjr, Mr Argus.
j can buy a dji.o Argus om:es into the
i bargain. If it were crime ever to have
' been pior, or to bave failed ia bosineas,
or to base struggled agaiost adversity, it
exu be forgiven by thoso who have had
the same eipenence and if the Copper
'head aB'jse eoeroe ail or that sort over to
i the Major, bis najori-y wi.l be overwhelm-
: m
' tos l
g&rk tremendous Coion meetinz ia
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JJ eeaiti was addressed b, Gen. Simon
J Cameron, Hon. Jjha Cesioa, Kjv J.
Walker Jicksoa, ilun. John C. Kunkle,
and Lieut Colo. George L M'Fariasd,
who lost a leg at Gittysburg. Toe Tel
egraph says of Mr. M't'riand, he was
ooable to stand io ailressing the meoting,
and therefore occupied a chair while de
livering his remarks, lie addressed hitu
seif directly to tbe soldiers who were
present, appealing to their patriotism and
their love of country, not to desert tbe
I Government wbea their devotion wa ao
important. the ballot of a soldier m
f..1. .u. ...; n.,1. i
armed traitor in the fisld. Tbe remarks
bad moat bappy effect opna tb meeting,
and the crowd ; aijnrned with three
cheers for Liooolo and Johoaoo, (be army
and Navy, tbe County Ticket, iheaildier
that were present, and for Col. M'Farland.
tesiSay the Cops, "No matter who we
vote for, for Congress it will be a Miller,
anyhow." Yes, but it it some matter.
Georgh F. Miller will .land b, tbe
Government, and will work, talk and vote
to pnt down the Rebellion and give Lib-
erty to all. Rut Wm. II. HiUer wonld
cover vast difference of principle. Re-
member, it i "George I. Miller, Union
d Freedom," against " ITia. II. Miller,
Secession sod Slavery," and look well to
yonr tickets.
SB. A Tote for President, in tbe Wash
ington City Jail, stood as follows :
M'Clella.1. Lincout.
Whites 54 9
Blacks 25 23
"9 32
M'Clellsn ahead, in that "box," rare !
And so he is among ekedaddlers from tbe
draft, and to and from some Democratic
meetings.. .but, in 9 votes oat of 10, Old
Abe is far enough ahead I
"Lincoin, Johnson, and George F.
..... , . , .
tinier, were poor oo,., won nave e.raea .
the
ir high positions solely by their own j
lest effort. M'Clellan, Pendleton, aod I
honest
Wm- H- Miller, were born in tbe lap of .
wealth and ease ; from early habit and j
nrineinle.. thev are ari.tnerata at he.rt I
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j :n rttiKi:
auu aaj vaa avm mm tywcaav aHw uaifi
tbe side of the oppressors and tbe peace
breakers. u What's ix a Name V Not much,
same times. Tbs sick and woanded Sol
diers io tbo "M'(&Ma nutpHal," near
Philadelphia, took a vote for President, a
. , . , .
0.5. ago. It footed nptbw :
ratner Atirabatn
Little Georgy ' 193
Georgy in the rear 894
The Hospital issue a Budget, a good littla
campaign paper, also.
l3-Wbi.e tbe Soldiers and Unionists
I
ere firing guns in honor of Sheridan's
splendid triumphs, tbe M'Clellan sans are
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silent as ibe 25,000 craves alonr the
.
tiniciauommy. me Lop mutter, "not
authentic unconstitutional Nigger"
they do anythiug but heartily rejoice over
tbe just punishment of Rebels !
Rev. Wm. W. Case, Chaplain of tbe
195th P. V., give the vote of those qual
ified in that Regiment, 2Gtb inst., a fol
low : For Lincoln 26 1
For M'Clellan
3 V
30
Mj. tit Abrabam
Organize, Thoroughly !
In 13G2, we lost this State bj neglect -
iog proper canvass, and prior arrauze -
la lti3
we ettend.d to that necessary preliminary
work, and recovered the State.
Two years (act, our opponents worked,
buth aecret'iv and above board, with a seal-
e
ous intensity and natiriog vigor,
or by
J of a better caikee.
Thi vr ihp .m
mis jear, mey p em
I ,A .lln.., AflU ftlA IMVI niAthlt M V I. .
, K. O. t e. whatever name their duiit
! lantern ennclavtid' ntf now afsuni1) are
.ttraaM.li csertioa- tbemtielvea to lull
streouoaslv excrtice tLetEelve to
- -
. . , ,
oar part, u.u tupiueoew, auu a. .uewe
Ilimetobrtog out their l-t voter.. .Th ,-y
! are trjiog the "still bunt, to catch the
i coons
! Tbe best land in tbe world will produc
' f 1 k .. ;
i OTva. aw vwtiuuauw, um i wit ym viv
J ...J :- .t.- ...
. unco guuu yram nuic iuo wa. arc
I killed, tbe sot) broken, good seed sown,
protected, cultivated, and then it mu
reaped before it can be eaten. Occasion
al froats, floods or droughts may destroy,
but, generally, labor will bring it reward
and triumph 1 Just so in political toil
the harvest.
Urganite, then, in Lewislurg, iu
Union eounty, and tlrjugbaut I'tuusjl
vania. Wa have tbe msj rity. Uet that
majority to tbe poll, and our tuooea is
eertain.
Va you duHl!" When a Cop tells
yon that Jl'Cleiian, Walls, or other cf
their caulidato are "not party men," or
are opposed to tbe craven, traitorcoa
Chicago Ptatfjro, abow them theo-.l.-ym!
which coot
tain the proceedings cf the
,unt, Democratic Convention
iuated Judge Wall. There it
Union Cuun
which nom
i explicitly asserted
Tbe nominations of M'Clsliao and
j Pendleton "were heartily endorse!, and
I tbe jtlatf'trm cf t!ut Chicago L' jaunt inn
tea adopted a the tentimeiit uf the IMirv
ocratlc Cunvthtiun of Union county."
There it ia in black acd white. Every
nan should be faithful to hi professions j
and those who elect him. If falsa to bis
platform, he may be false to you.
rA most shocking murder wa com
mitted, Saturday last, between Shamokio
and Sonbury. A highly respected lady
of 60 year, wife of Lewi Cbamberlin,
wa left alone ia lb morning, and ia the
afternoon wa found, about 40 rods from
tha house, apparently killed by their own
gun, which waa by her tide. Mr. Chad
held a large earn of money, but on Friday
deposited it ia the Sbamokio Rank. It i
supposed the unknown murderer was in
search of ibis money, as the bouse wa
pillaged, and that be then drove her eat
and shot ber to prevent bet becoming a
witness!
l6rTbi week, a eansrd about Etrly
and Rreckenridge surrendering their ar
mies, brought gold down to 1ST, bnt it
now ranges about 200. Coal in New York
bas declined f 2 per ton. - Tbe late vietories
and tbe prospect of Lineoln's re-election,
have been bard on extortioners and Shy
locks generally. The ntter rain of a few
hundred of them would make millions re
joice. rcVTo-morrow (Sat. Oet. 1.) is lbs last
day to assess any one for the Oct E'eo
tion. See that all are assessed, tefore
ibe son goes down. (If any good fello
be missed, assess bim on Mondav-ha
.. . . . . . .
win oi ror rreaiacnuai Election, ana i.r
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next year.)
M'Clella.i asd the Ar.mt. A Wash
ingion correspondent telegraphs that tbe
Irish Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher bas
..... uu ..uiu ... u. ui. ii . .we . u.uiu.w
. . . , gkerman. He declares
,h,t, although he respect M'Clellan
gentlemanly qualities, his letter of sci
for
ccep
tanee stamps bim as unfit for President.
1 r"e "om ,ront "P" n et"
Inordinary change has been caused in the
nrihiifal aaPntimpnk ftf th irrnv ro y -
j Clellan's letter. His feeble expressions
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nave disgusted me soldiers.
York, Pa., Sept. 22, 1SG1.
The complete vote for President taken
at the National Hospitals bere footed up
as follows :
Whole number
1,003
For Lincoln
For M'Clellan '
Lincoln's maj.
1,240
363
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ine i?lew lork LHllly JSrtrt says Uen.
M'Clellan bad the Chicago Platform sab- !
milted to him. two week before its adop-
tion, and consented to it As Jeff. Davis
i also believed to bave seen it, it bad a '
.
prenj gooa .oupcctioo, ana conceals me ,
. . ; i -t
wuuib prugrauiuiv u. tus suucpira.uis uiu :
their sympathisers. I
j
Soldier! rewt-micr. John Piatt, tbe j
Copperhead candidate for Assembly, voted projects for the pnbliogood if it is-nndersiood
to place the soldier of Pennsylvania oo ; lnal whatever deficiency there n the commit f
an equality with the negro at tbe ro,MuVtlnlT'm
and that he ha. .inoe boated that he did "Vi'tLV-?: u'l !
it on principle. WilliamM BlUti. I
. - I
Demnrrata sav Paea ran nnlv be nh. !
tained by an armistice. The South say i
- .
thev will not aoceDt an armistice excent .
we concede the right of secession. Bui
the Democracy, nevertheless, insist on aa
ax'i . l .L
umwtwo. - What do tbej mean . I
j Fact to Think about
1 G'n. M'CLft' s-is never aj-p'init or
j efecrei fo uay cieit-Ji'X xha'ecer ! There
! s D Fr,,I,ii j aniua. in.., o. ui u-urw
j u WM bred Ab,Jola,e!. withoot
I . ree,f(i , .r.fennen, it ia proposed to
put bim in the high! civil ctfiee in tbe
i world " At a mlier, he made the ml
! f., H W ,ranl Iir.ak tf rliitfw frrtm that ffi.P
I Hni'" fJUura tn our Itutory. I nose
'clor,et ll'l'' " uim, wtrn iciijf
...i.J,.i. r.i it
1
is endeavored to elevate euch a man to tbe
jiei.j 0f our Army and Xavj !
t
1 Tbo dec'!0e 10 6"J " fi Pric" 10
i fail to a ime extent.
i fall to a me extent. Some tf oor mer-
, . - . . , ,icoe, t 05 een!.
I pvt JtIj f , Cjrr-ioo'iitig decrease
in cottcu goods. At uiiriit, yestcrdv
ro
r!iit)g, butler wa. f.eeiy tff.red at S5
D's, tci at -0 to 25 e , ki. Fioe ap-
Ceo
Die were sold at 80 e. tier bushel. llxr-
1 . n. ,
Ir"'"r' '"Wft
. . .
;bn;!Latsst xfews
Flight tb'Uani prisoners, wonnded or
wrll, are amj&j the fruiti of SiienJau'e
victories.
Tbe Rebels report Union cavalry io
Staunton, last Monday, tut predict that
"that is tbe end of the raoe eour.e."
Mobile is some distance from the Gulf.
Tbe uiouth of tbi harbor was gaarded by
the Forts Farragut cap'urei, aod be kas
siboe removed fifiy torpedoea. There may
la others requiring cartful baodliog, but
hi apeedy capture uf theory stems cettain.
J.-ff. Davis has gine to Gen. U oJ, acd '
a desperate effort to cut uu Shetmaa will
te made.
Guerri'.'.i cperationa, W. and 8. W.,
are troublesome, and large Rebel armies
are reported to be gathering.
The Governor of Georgia and Vice
President Stephens are beiieved to be
negotiating for the return of that Sa a to
tD4 i"ujou
They want to spare Geurgia
i from farther ruin, and, according to their
j ' Constitution, the, ca3 "cut loose"
abcaever they choose !
A Ilova towardi Richmond.
LlcaJ'j'jsrttTj, Clapbaoi's Farm, )
Sept 29 10:45 P.M.
M.J. Grn. Hailed i
Gen.Ord a corps advanscd this morning
1 tk. .... .ii. f .rtififstinna
.... fi.i-. . ,.
aout .ooir .me v, cuircncuuicuia vn.ua
..,
""I-
n..k.i.'. r..n .ti t -i ni.Mi rt . .
viayuaiu iit nil . vivbij v. iin
ery, and from 200 to 300 prisoner!. Gen.
Ord was wounded in the 12, thongb not
,.,:..l.
Gen. Birney advanced at tbe same lime ' ln; P"p" " B.- Ai.c-,tt, detM. Ea
, r, , - , v- ' quire oa the premies or of
from Deep bottom, and earned the New j 1WJ CYHLS BROWN', Eiecatar
Alar let road ana entrenenmeau, ana scat-
tered tb enemy in every direction though
he captured but few prisoner. He isnow
anarobinz on towards Riohmond. I kft
Geo. Birney where Ihe mill road intea
aeel tbe New Market and Ricbmood road.
Tbi whale cauntry is tiiled with fortifica
tions. Edwis M. Stahtox,
.
Secrcray ot t ar.
t KftUcion Csnnty Agricnltural Fair
ThurmUj la litnriij. Oet. ,, an S,1S64.
Corrected Semi- WteMy ly Wall & Smxsh.
Wheat $2.00
Cara 1.50
Rye 1 50
Oits, Z2 lb. 75
Birlcy 90rr.l CO
Flaxseed "250
liam 20
Batter, prime S
do common
Eggs
Lard, fresh
T.lbw
Potatoes
Dried Arp!es,!b. 10
Wool 75
Sides & Shoulder 12
do with Ribs 10 Country Soap 8f.V:0
Rsgs 6(5, S
RllsHf.lEO,
By R-t. A HtIin.Mli inn. tiAMiL r-KS'TL aal
M KLI.APKTII 1 Kill, bnth of ...rtbo d Co.
DfrO,
Ml J.ad at Ma tiime. la Bradr Tw. Taloa Co, Uth
no. iuim i u , ivtinr. is- v jir..
ZZZr-" "
I " , o..v,. ,. wir.v -.v. .-.
-
i uui jii.mi 'I. r . 1 a brt i IU TP.r.
LewIsnrcNBuLraing Association.
11HE Annual Htetin? for the election of
officers wi!TAeheld Saiorday erenintr,
October 1st, at 7 o'c ck, at the ball rf the
Association. C'. 8. JAMES. Sec
Teacher Wanted.
rpHE School Directors of HARTLEY
X township wish to employ St E.N Tea-
ehers. The compensation will be liheral.bat
aceordinr to the grade cf certificate. For
funberinf..rmationapprttoR.V.B.LIN'COLN,
tecreiary of the Hoard Iu67
TF too want a MCTrRE FRtME.
X Co to NICE'S) Pnotrtraphie Gallery, i,
where there is a splendidssortinent of dark
and gill frames, for sale cheap.
0 1 t
rPor a Pfaotocraph Album eo 10
NICE'S Gallery, whei ay ou can have atpien
did assortment froat which 10 select
Lewisbnr;, Sept. 2, is pd3m
TO those Interested.
fPHK Finanee Committee of Ihe f.ewisbnre
I 1! n,ity Fund has advancedjhe sotn ol
t 1 . . - J ,kn.. th. Ii m nn ul that ... K.
. I'lJ V.t. .11.1 ' .M.V.M. ....... V.
...ii,...,. nn ihe aub.criPtioa oarers. It is
understood that tbe Council will arfurd os no
relief. Ii is certainly very unjust io allow a
' .n..;.i.. in h. lh. Im.n lit . mnispiink f..r
'hf ei'ramf "'"
knnna nril a.11 hat n Fit IOn - I tr IA sa 1 fit tta rw .
poB5lblltIf ef advaoeior slt.iand wesna;
,ne raen,an 1 soeeesiaiiy accompiisr.iair what
was so earnestly desirtat by all, thai our Bo-
ronsh should he free from draft It would so
much enenra:e conaniiiiees to lake bold of:
Cr. side; the subacnrtion list as b'ed i
... i ik. ..n.n rr.inril ini-Mhrr a.ih i
.1 .i... K k... L-.n ...ihi.r
A few mure may as well be ansry ; the Com-
j . i k ik. it., of k.. I.. -iii
mmee di aoi relish the idea ol having -ie ;
m4d" u w ""KVaT rr.iCK.
J"H i-- Kt.
T. Sll IKRt.KV.
joiui b. um.
I rmanca
'flta.iUH
Ileal Estate.
roit KENT.
V Hot St;, uo .Markeu'sirrtt, for a amail
famitjr. AfP -
twpt. Si
FARPI at PRIVATE SALE,
r-rrriTFlk i rtirl.i if.arathtn. aS-mt a
i rolte f arioTviH', n the Bru..!
'niietruai. 1 ner are . irr f
i.. ,i.i sii rr iar l an I in oe. The
. - i 1 LI ... II
impr..veriients are a ?uta Kuie. uarn. an
Hui&uildmes.aret; uf yr al toe p.reh. an J
Froit trees also a s- on an onl4i t.
itrem. F t iera.re th-pr.rne.
PiJ"i67 laAAO Kutt-K
...
r AKm tllri hklt.
!I
OFFEU at private a: tiie Farm otoa
u eoBUlM ei At'rcs mare cr is. c earcd
j ,j ,a tuu, biale ul cu'urau.o a soM
whuk S reside, in Bite Uetr tui n p
Huuse, tiaiik BarD,Oaibuild.ii, goud wa'fr. ,
. II... I If ... . Ti. it
ir.J 'l inLiii i i iiauui .iim., w - .-
uiav call n Lie.
Also 9 Vireol w ijul.i. neir inr
abve tract. DAXIEL BE..NAtC
V. hue Deer Tp, ep. 24, l6t wSpd
Hanse and Small Farm for Sale,
VEOLT li mile from Lewisbarr.a.'pinir.g
lani of Je.Ci rnei.us, Ua.Heooiug and
J.,. Meixel. cnmpriing 9 Arret "nn "f
!! well improved. iih Rail lloose and
i ?P " ?alhTLT..'i
Water.
a rjaiet .mle h"me ple.se inqiire r ine pre-mi-es.
on ihe Brush Valler r.iad. Banal." Tp.
joes Isaac .miixkk
. . , ,
House and Lot far Sale,
OITLATEU c. S.h Thirl ti
O Leci-fcurj. frmer:y r-ccoi ied t J-f.
Jcne 11. Warner. It i a fca'f kt hi.- ns
on it a eod or.ca- lwe'iitj; Hi -. s a
and a'a ne-t, sie Fru.t. Fr
Terms. a.i ires HENRY W Tl . X-rtUM
P. O, or call oo JOsEPH MiliXE", Ltwia
bure. Iu65
roi: sale.
t TVP' rl on ktriret St. in Ihe
; iK.rcasbof Lewiib'ir; is t? red f.-rsale
j on readable term. The hcn.e is double,
I a coavenient'y mzcmrw-' two ;
j iZri
Any perM,n haf;n. mcney 1Q ,(.at c have j
it well secured. Interest paid procipuv. Ap
ply io U'M J.-WOLFfJ
TOWN LOT k E0USS
FOR sale situated oa N. lih St. one square
from Market St, I,ewiburs a f'l'i Lot,
' o which are erecifd a
d a two-storer trica a
i dwellsns boae and ki:chen,newS;atl
elU
t f. u...
I two-storey frame Weaver ehi-p.L'ye aon-'e,;. j
. Well of ne-er faihn? water, a'ni some socd ;
, ... nei-er-fai iflf
; Frott trees. To nit purchasers, the Lot may j
be dinJed fhop and Dye boos.
ose on one sute
! and Dwelling ard Stable on ihe
other. It i i
.
1 "BUFFAL0E H0CSS" for Sale
; rpHE Trasfes cf the fnirersitv at Lewis-
bare, otfrr fur aaie th? larce three :
atorer hpoe, known as the Bvff'tive Iliutf.
situated in Letrisbarc, corner ol Second and I
!t. Louts streets, opposite ihe tonrt Kuuse
The ent.re baildine is cf tnrk, leel oo
I linunn I 1.1 .nil T W I.. I nn Mi 1 . 1 1 1 b -.t an)
--. - -- .. ...
I finished with all the conveniences and modern
improvements fr a first class Hole). The , toe parpose of examinia: applicaals for
stabiin?, sheds, Ac, are ample to accommo schools id ihe repecuve disuicis. Apajis.
date a Urge business. cams will furnish uieme!ves with pens aaJJ
The above properly will be dip:f i of at paper, and all who srsire to teach wttt-Jaj
a moderate price and on easy terms. For - present that the Directors may have tbe prir
tnriher information, inquire of If.F.MII.LEK, , ilese of jadging of their merits. Private rx-
Lsq, or J.A. NtiLLt, Ueneral Az-nl. uewis-
bar;. Union Co. Pa
iUbl
TIQBE3 LAND F0H SALE !
THE subscribers crier at Private Sale five
tracts of Timber Land, cf about
3,113 AUHE3,
in tracts of about equal site, situated in ibe
Northeast part of West bu.Tiloe township,
I'nioa county. It will Le suld in a body, or
sinsle tracts, to suit purchasers. It is well
timbered principally wuh White and Yellow
Pine, Whae Oak, and Poplar. For further
particulars, inquire of
GE iRIK VFIELU R.ltr
jaCuB ULMiltL, Lcausarl.
CTThe undersigned effers fcr sale a tract
of .V2J 4cre of Land, in White Il-rr
townsn p, all well Timbered. except about 1
acres which are cleared and cultivated. The
; improvements are a ciod tw
nod two-storey L02
, H.nse. siabie. and Uuioniidings, a o.l
' Orchard, and an excellent w ell ot w aier at
the house. 1061 UEU. MEIAUI.I.
FARM FOR SALE.
THE subscribers offer fir saie their Farm
near the Forest Iron Works, containing
about 130 Acres,
with food House and Barn, and ether necs-
.... H 1. 1 !.l 1 una .n Il.nl mnnn.nf Wat..
1 K..,.n th "hr,... m.i him. ii riered. .
' mJ la a eood state of cultivation, in a rood
neighborhood, and convenient to market,
, m,. school, Ac
j W e consider it cheap at $S.0iVI will take
$s,soo. SHEI.LER ec SCHREYER.
1 Uwuborr, anait r, lSua.
I . 'ouin-wesi qoaner o. secuon
J- .w? a D5 ' ' ,lu"1"
principal meridian. The said t arm lies
about two milc3 North of tbo city of i
Frecport, lStcphcnon Co., 111.,
has about Forty Acres under cultivation. wiia
L' e House and other Ou;boil.t:o:s; watered
ffS rwm Mtf ika mricf Katsa ia 1 i ' . I aanwiuiwai in ika
jcLoniv.and the balance of'ihetrctiIcuverel
by a ihrifiy erc.wih if limber.
' Every acre pi" the farm is susc riib'e er
.nlncm. .ml .... .ml .1,'. . i . . . ,1
. .......... U . ... 'I . 1 1. f . , - . I
would make une of liie u.ut luvitmj resi.
denees in Illinois.
Fr particu;arsenjnire of Francia W
nf I.wivh'ir9 Pa tiI II llim. ill Fre.
a.. I.H A fit.lkLl.l.
.
A
FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE Duildine Ls i, s:!aatd ia
a pleasant part of Lew is Dors. Terms
lo 0l, l0e purchaser. Fi
,, lnqaitt , rio:ia
BiMOIUtl
or turthr iniorma.
C D BREWER
Dissolntlon.
fTH B Partnership in the Mereanii'e bnsines
X telweea Ihe sabsrribers at hell) lioads
was disv.lved by mu'aal cna-etil -n ihe S2d I
"' The Bks and Aecoonw arr in ibe
hands o' Mr.Klme for settlement.and buMness
continued by bim at the former stand.
A 8 Horn.
O A KLINE
Kelly Tp, Sept S3, UG4 pi
What mast ba returned.
'PHE pen. a b Srmwt !he dniBi'tr-
i.t's ace?' of Sarah Knrkle.aWH.n
ui the K'rT'er' oifice , :a rr(,asteJ iu reiara
it imm';iia'e'y.
Ai ' ihe person who fcnrrowei :ke iaveatsry
arid vendue list of UjviJ Sie. te'a. .
A lio the pe run w h" t "t ihri:ii.fCharlea
Gmier. dee d. E H W EIKEL, Reg'r
Lewi-bur. 8ept. iA 1S64
Estate of jMeph 7. Bsrr, dee'd.
"It 'HERE AS. Lei'.era Teitamrntary
s , A f . .,.hTir k,mh. I aioai
; e,ianIv. hiie htrn sranIe1 to tn sahMnbrr,
t Rf..er of , CI Only, ,a doe htm ;
, , , M ebted to said eauie art re(.
f !lumarpaymcllUan.ilh,.t bavins cUi
ia-'ainst ihe .an-e will preeai ineai dnlf
authenucaie-l for irti.ement. to
MAKV JAN U Dr.RB, Eaecwin.
I.eib'wirg, sept. 19, 1S61 :
Teachen Wmted.
'HE 8chio1 DireetT of .Vbi;e Deer toW.
j J ;np wkI ro'et ine toony ?nrrioieiTei
, .i the ane time and place arfxoat fur
: fiaiJ,;11inC Teacliert (HtJ. t'ri.S1.) Ir Iks
f purpose i i einpierir. seten Male Teahera
1 l0 t ji,-e rhjfce of tbe several Srbools ia aaid
j school d.:nrt, a: so one (ruber male -or
I femaie)!earker to lake charge oi kite Pnmary
tfehoul ia Ac lyoiumt'ia.
HENRY BENNAliE, See,
White Deer. Sept. IS. 166t
Jjsi received the lamsl
I 1. . T atiicsoiFariaaadAmenci
ii' i i' t - . r , t.iii .r
f? fcf flJf J 1 "
i I A I ll.ter ff Istl, J,
' -frTTtm ""4 w,!l f"6"Bae -ti
. f Pir.s and American
and
CT
ANL) MAKE Lt cichii.g in 'h' a iji
lac-.i rT u.'.ner-sar p N"r;h Thf2 r.
J.l'lX b. M1LLLK
I.eu-i. Vnri. eiepu lf t
iiosfKiir.
i -obsrriber woo'd respeelftiiy lofomx
t tbe pubiic ut.i he it n..w eugaged ia
lac UlilliU-di-iui c vi
i
AT
WHITE liEER MII-L-s, fXrOV rO.PA,
Yb--re he wii! i.eep &-alaM'j oa hand.
cTrRdke ui or 't. ! ku.ds of '
uoom i Ji:it iiOrnuc,
Wuolea, C-twa ar.l L.nea
IIOSE,
IT-ary W o-. 6VX-S. ifr., Jce. .
ran.cular attention pi id if the laanafaov
tare of
HOSIERY FOR FACTORIES
Tarn Worked up for FamlUef en
Reasonable Terras.
Havin: the most unproved unchmery and
experience! workmen. I gnarauiee ail my
work to be equal to bani-made Knods, and
respecifuUr solicit share of piblie patronage.
C. M KING,
An;, it. White Deer .Mls. I'nioa Ca. fa.
Examination of Teachers.'
i fTHE Soperiniea "ent of the coor.tv will
I w ... I It....!.... . f iU . rlu.l.s
! - .... ' i . V. till WI.V.IH
bistrictsat the tm an pisee tnentiraed, far
; aisioations will not be E.v-n rxcept bydtrec-
lion ol the cajoruy of a board, and in oa
of necessity. Be punctnal, 5 o'clock, ia tha
boar.
wartr. vti.-i. ram.
K-:i T-r St. naaa TuMit. i.f t-ST
Vi til ( hear CntABMft W H'a.:tkpt.29
Brvly t'-ioatowa Tkafisla". pU S.
JOHN A. UWENn.Co. lsar.
Hew StandRev Goods!
TOSEPH L. IIAWN haring takea tLe
0
rooms under the Teletrapb aod Chrr nirLe
orfices. refilled them, aaJ iiiied ia aa cxieaaava
vtriety of
Z?i, Cajz, Gen'ut-mt'i Clutkiwgt&t.
Also a larse and aptendid stiK-k of CI.OTHsJ
fAssIMERLS.Ac, which he will a.ai-ea.
order,. he sliii contiuas lae Tailoring Baal
: He ' prepared to eieca e all vrorlt
' enirosted to his eaxe.to the tauaiacuoa of law
customer.
B. limnif and repaint; j-t done 1.
; order.
fLewi-tfir". april 10, 18M
Union Ticket
pledged to aaotalxa
Abraham Lincoln
and
AnilTPW Jnllllnn.
I
I . .
Tickets for VniflJ tOjntT, rennstlv'i,
!ec:ioa, Tua-hy, O t .11, 1864.
Ccr.SiO.-'
GEORGE F. MILLER,
CHARLIE
II.
-I I RISER
Asjeml'lv
samufl ii. onviia,
SAMUEL AI.I.L.IAN,
G. K. MAN LEV.
ShcritT
THOMAS CHURCii
Comtnio?:. r
MICHAEL KLLtKXER
Auditor
JAMES AIKEN"
Coroner
BENJAMIN" HAC?.