11111 DIIIIT! ffil 111 llWlffiffift DIMtlCII.
THE UNION," esUMMieJ in 1 SI !-: Whole No, 2,689.
BY 0. X. V.'ORDEN AND J. R. CORNELIUS.
It $1.50 per Year, always In Advance.
LEWISBDRG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, OCT. 7, 1861
"niRONICLE," ftaHMieJ in IS 13 Wlmle Nfl, 1,063.
TursJay Murninj & Friday Afiernmm.
run rr.KMiif xr,
Abraham Lincoln
l8 IKE riiKMliKNT.
Andrew Jh u so n.
Election cn Tuesday, Nov. P. lf-fil
District an! County Nominations.
Yacm-4.t flr.GE 1. MILU.R. of I ntnii roanly.
Heaater-I H A liti s II. MIKIM.R, of lulu county.
AmhbIiIj-MV.; ! L l(.c;:Hli..cr Inloa ruiimy
Mllll.L JLlLI.i. hnjaemuuir
I.. K. HlMrl. ol Lyraialas.
Skeeltr-TUilVHs III IU H..f llirtlry losnsHln
tiiliiT-yuHu:ikLk,iiHt.of XoiBtrlia
aaaiMr-JlUKS llkKN.vfKast Fri
Imwacr BtJAUI HliS.f HittnrHrr.
Election co Tucs Jay. Oet. 1 1. ISi!4
Tae for nrr kMrrak. fcnys! hurrah
aa with Ike Trallvr and . otih the Mar I'
UNION
UPlVIMVlli'
Jljti 1 UUJt
Mass Meeting.
At LewlsDurg, Friday, Oct 7, 1864.
The following speakers are promised :
Hon. Henry Johnson, of .Mtincy.
Hon. John C. Kunkle, of Ilarri.-ljurp:
Hon. 1. Frazcr Smith, West Chester
K. 15. Carjieuter, Kentucky
Col. 0. F. Saiith.
Gcr. John Cochrane, of New York.
Saturday, Out. 8 :
KiTrM Hul Var,::vr.P..r!r.(:.H.Mi.T
-N.rolumlua (i.K..Mi!ler.Orw!i.t'.Mfrril!
Milllinburg Mincer auti A.Veu
iloiidav, Oct. 10 :
Leisbur .' F. M'!'r an 1 i..M.-rr!'!
D..IU..t.iiii- ..n..,- . ...
Al Uucli Uun H. Hulfj'.. To, )
W.tup n, li U Milier, hnr'n!
i-y
TUESDAY KEXT
Oi-tol)er l.-t, is the Ceuen:! Dcciinn
3ay fr lVun.-ylvania. The October
Election generally Jeci-ics the Nov.
contest aul "as goes t'enn-ylvatiia,
to goes the Uuion."' llenec the a.-t
the struggle before us.
ll'.Jinli.-iil. f 11
eJOUL.tn..)ltiio mass ol a.l our
IKpie sincerely Ues.rc tbo KebellK.u
rui u.iisuujw tenure a ju-i ana
lasting 1 eace. Aui so. veaw ao.
thej desired a, FrotCttivcTari.T. Hut
iuo ijcinocraiic party, ty jiroitsiiocs
ofextraordinarv love for that policy,
aron the .lav. oo.l .. nt n ronn.
led the very Tariff act hy which they ,
- -j sj
the Liddinz Of the Slave Power. I
, - , .
The same class of people are airam ,
11 a I
trying to cheat our voters, l rofci-
eiDir ardent attachment to the Union.
TCt practically they are in alliance i
with its enemies at home and abroad.
The Rebels in arm, and their evnif.a-;
thizers everywhere, look for success '
..... ... ..
through the triumph ol the Jl Clellan ,
Tarty at the polls. Just as they wou '
in '41, they hope to win in 'CI.
To sustain the I resident, he must 1
liave ConLTCSsrncn, Senators. Afscui- '
Mymcn, and State and County olHccrs
R ho arc his open friends and not his i
foes either publicly or secretly.
xor iuvsv uout-i,iaiiiesi, anu 10 ns
voters of Unioil i conntv to civc-aa '
tney nave ror iiiree years past an
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undivided, sweeping moioritv for
1IVERV MAN ON Til K I'NCON'-
IMTIO.VAL UXIOX TICKET. It
. e 1 t o
IS a question of prmcri.le, and not of
uicii. " e uuie no eunuut er.-v Willi
the Opposition candidates personally,
tnt they are On the WroDL' side. I
"M . If. 1
- - c j i
VPlr J0i VfUlflC J-. JtUUfr.
' 3 y.ruiu4.
Vote for Slirincr.
Vote for Or .vi, AIIc
man, and 31 an lev.
Vote for Church.
Vote for Klcckncr.
Vote for Aiken.
Vote for Ilaus.
P. 8. "Stick to tie Ticket 1"
"We israe our paper on Thursday
instead of Friday, to gain time to seo tbe
Fair aad attend tbe Mass Meeting. It ie j
rainy and murky as we go to press, but ;
we Lope tbe sty may be more clear. The :
reakers announced for tbe Mass Meeting
re promised us, and we believe enoagb
ill reach to compensate for a good atten
dance. "The rain for tbe week past Las been
sadly unpleasant for mass and school
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rode into office! This they did at!u"8"na "na " ,De 'S01
ww uniieri, oui, as poou "josai men , .". , - i. . ,i. 1 . . , ,..
. , " , 1 iho opposition and unwise counsels or tne , 0f passengers goioc from Louisville to a
pWalong in tbe dar aud the mud, rain- Sortktn Copperheads. End the strife ' M ciellao pie-nie near Lebanon. Theex
oaked and tired, they bave tbeeonsolation ; by destroying Lee's army, and down go ! cursionists bad a banner with the follow
of knowing that (Le wLeat is cowing up the prices of tbe necessaries of life. Work- -lDg incription : "M'Clellan and Pendleton
otj, late potatoes are growing, and we ' iegmen, then, have a special interest in j We know our rights, and knowing dare
Ja?e yellow batter still assured as ub-' destroying the hopes and defeating the , maintain." Yet tbe train Was turren
tMlial blessings a l ! I cboatC tbe Copperheads. dtni without resistance to two men and
- . .. 6 ' . ., s I two b o v s !
asaaTh fi, . t , 7 I r VH anous railway connections and ' .
MMdlw i. V V .C i ' outlays render Sunbury prospectively of l-As rcieIU. U a railroad man, la
'T1''""1 U L. ,h!rreat importance, and naturally draws to should remember the warning put upon
.us residential J-.lcction. and not : "
thefiratTni a. -. mi - )
e urst J uesday as sutne Lave it. This
brinn, ;t v a.i . t l r
"""fis it .ot. ftb juet four weeks aficr
State Ekctioa lor lb riwideatial
ltt.
Cause and Effect.
"Th JVnW' is tie title of email
tli'Ctiincericz trct which the Cops are
i
I scattering (broad liko failing leaves ia
lututno. They attribute all the high appeals to thesword. Always, bereluforc,
prices to the election cf Mr. Lincoln, and ' tbe will of the majirily Las been submit,
tbreatcn all s rts of woe, carnage and : ted to ; sometimes with some cornphic
uiisrry upon p-mr men unless they "vote 1 in,:, but still it has been submitted to.
the Dcuiocralie tiekct. from Coceressniau i Now, a treaty will bo cf no use to the
down to Constable !''
Well, the limes are tad cnonsh prices
' of soojo articles high enough to the pur-
j chasers, altha the sellers seem to like
I them. 15 at what caused the hi-h prices ?
The war, and gold speculators, (9 out of
i jo pf wboro support M'Clellau.) Whj
did UeUU In-gut this war? To get rid
of the role of the majority, an J to extend
the system of unpaid labor. Who cn-
i courageii tneu betora tuey arose, anj
I have apologized f r and aided them ever
i since? Tha frii-nd of (leor.'a IS. !'
.,, ..,
. ' , ' 1
ark sensible men to set rid of bard times
by putting in power the men who made
tiiues bard !
Every defeat of the Kobe's, lowers pri
ces every ltibel success, raises prices.
We do not suffer fcalf as bad as did our
fathcrs of the Revolution. Prices of for- j mise" and "conciliation." Terms were
cign goods were far higher, in the War of conceded to the Rebels, and the conse
1;12, than now. Grain and other ncces-: q'lence followed, that scarcely any defeat,
sirics of life bavc tceu higher than, tow, j ed party, after that lime, submitted to
in times of peace. j the result of an election. Civil war be-
To ail human foresight, the Rebellion is , came the normal condition of the people,
nearly cxhaua'ed. When (bat occurs, j They sank lower and lower in the 6cale of
the war of course ends. Then, prices will . nations, and sow a European luoLarcby
! fall, and manr kitiJi cf waives will f.ll also.
c
The best informed men, everywhere
nearly all the soldiers, especially say the
ruret-t way to close the war is by rc-clect-iog
Lincoln.
Elect M'Clelian, and the war will drag
! 00 10 b,s owa slt frsbion. Or be will
. 11 :.'. 3 - .it . t
jjiji-i, n ariaisute, uuiiug wuicu tue
Rebels, aided by Europe, will recover
their lost ground, and dictate iheir owa
terms, leawng the North tha vassals of
, , . , , .
, the South, as Ireland to England, as
I'o.ind is to Russia. Or he wiil patch
r ' '
Bide tic first chaccc. Or the diiision
qd m 0:1 11. iv iriii.s in r... iirotf m ii mi hr .
mM bo acknowledged, and border warfare
border warfare
n ,.,
1 assume tic
lie ,ave lower
, inaugurated. Or we sha
: Rebel debt, acknowledge ibe
;' again, and be groucd down by taxes of
which we now da not dream. ..a "changa '
j indeed !
''mrt KcUMom, and,
if yoa wifa !9 "oiJ tbcm bc. b"
...... . ..... ... . .
10 ,oe L acona.uonai union
Louis, uab .in suou vriD ua au uun-
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Cat, just, real, lasting pearc.
, c r
How Jo Snooks Run.
When the MaiDe Liquor Law was all
,be lkli Jo Winte-1 t0 be Constable, and
he -' :
. ",-':,ror V lM -,JJ"C -t""ri "-t
Ona its CjC'XUt ion."
T ,,nn'ht il,it . . eran r!-tfsrm
. Jj , "ht ,,hal g, pI fr
""U1J Fc iliou ucaer me lou-
8 1 lu"UDi Eure l'ai " ola D01 tu"
titber party, and when the votes came to
Lecouo'cd, there appeared "Fur Ja Snooks,
one tote'' and that was bis own !
George li. M'Clellau is equally wise.
iis pi4tform is this :
"Ium ''" f Mar lut accrpt '
1 cacc lriuiorm.
lle tries to stand with one foot in the
temple of War, and the other in that cf ;
I'cacc oue Land boldiog the Chicago
TMsf 1 a L 1
llatf-tm, and the other his biood.essJ
emoia. auis suua uouuuy ; auu wueu iud .
Electoral yotca come to be counted up, be '
.III ,...'. I.,.. ..t.. l.:... X,.,t !
..... ua, v.... ! wu .. v.
V, J.ir.ru I f n,t lh I'nionlata tlfrn. I
' v. v . , " , :
Bf m k t0 briogthat State
back to the Federal Union .')
"On the S'y .'"We are assured by
i .,..i. - l
I ?;ert "! lU0 cops' ,Q e"ourS 'uu ,
an over ucien county, are just as active as
ever, oniytncy are not epen tni aooveara
as lat year, but work in s:cret, button-Lo- '
ling those they think "dutub'aod da not !
a t i . it- ,i n
Know mucn, ana tcuing mem an sons oi
lish and false stories. Oae of them ' iogs tbe pwy hle!y nphcU.Our meet
ently told a man from Kelly that tho iael ha been Tery miU attcndej( ,Dd
Rebel did not fire the first gun at Sampler ! ;
lnese unacroana scucmcs may someiimes
do barm. On this account every one
would do well to be on guard, to counter
act efforts of unscrupulous opponents.
They do not come cut on the tousetops
as before, lut they work in the dark, j
Check them. Be not loo confident, or we j
fail. Gen. Apstby is a more dangerous ,
opponent tbau Gen. M'CIelfan.
The Uicii Prices of which we hear to
much complaint, are due to tbe war. The
war was inaugurated by tbe Southern
lletnocraev. ana nas oeeu proiracieu uv
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it stirring business men. one
, . . , . ,
adrerti-cs m our coluuiusi to-day.
.
tktrTruc-biuo Ttekats for tho
distiicu, at tha Clif6iii.lu wuio.
1 Host Weighty Thoughts.
I This is t momentous period Id oar
. country's history. I'ut Iho first lime, a
.
' great politic! parly, beaten tl an election,
Rebels, unless it shall grant them terms
; moro advantageous than nncenditipnal
j submission ; and, before wo grant s ucb
j term, it is well U a-k ourselves what
I guarantee wo hare that the same result
i will not follow iho next or some future
lection ? What confidence will wo hate
in going into an diction, hereafter, with
a party that once refused to submit to the
result, and cxtoited terms from us by an
appeal to itie sworn .
Let us remcmbiT, that (his wag the
i roek udod which tLe rerublio of Mexico
.!.ni;. ti,p H.f.atl r,,nr .t .n -Un
i . . .
forl'res dcnt in appealed to arms.
'
If it bad been possible to exterminate
them, Mexico might at this day Lave been
second only in prosperity to our own
country. 15ut, ia an evil hour, the Gov-
i ernmcnt listened to counsels of "compro-
dictates a system of govcrumcnt to that
unnappy country. j Mates, and 1 am proul to say it, ne
Let our own country tako warning. In j been in advance of the authorities durin?
a government such as ours, the will of tho I ,be wbo!e cf tbi Rebellion. They wili
m3ioritv. M..,i,inpJ .cM,Ji. ti r,re.;be ,1 UD,il w0 "!' tb(J fn.J ."d lht
scribed forms of law, mast govern, or iho
; resuit is, first anarchy, tbtn despotism.
T . : 1.11. ii. j- .... .r
u if (Tuuauij me uiciaie 01 uieiij. 11 19
certainly that of expediency, that those
who refuse to submit to Ihe will of the
majority so ascertained, should be cither
, ,,
; uncondilionall, subdued or wholly cxtcr-
: minaled. Z01. JAa ."J. BrowiiA.
i .
SK.. T?M,M!;r,niho tt'lil.. Tne.l
rcc.ion-Rurr's Western Confederacy- i
Vltr .. . ... ,
the Nul ifieatun of loO-and tho Mor-
moaLebclhon of 1S35, were all suppressed'
' rcction-Rurr's Western Confederacy-
by the strong arm of Xati-nal power, thus
establishing the fact of a GOVEltNMEN'T.
The Secessia Rebellion was "let alone"
and tampered with by Ituchanan, until it
bad acquired a giants slrecgth, rcquiriog
j the prctcnt extraordinary measures to
I -"I----- - e - ..s.6.-, .s-,.....s
, preierfe lbe Xatiori-a ifc.
j Had Mexico promptly suppressed and
-1 j . e . 1. 1.
. punished that firs uprising it might have
,,T " t" - -
j would Lave been a great and hsppy l'ow-
: tr, instead of a weak, exhausted, miserable
! ei,J cf La,is,;N'aPDl";
1 curP,JB w"'" C0U1U C3U P
I some kind of a "romnrnmiso." and in.toa.t
Lf .llnTn il.. r ir ,1.
I of iubdu,D8 ,,le Ktbt!?' lhcm ,tbc,r
own w.y : wnat assurance nave we 01 ever
naving aootner peaceiui ana tinuingeicc-
. tion 1
Should Lincoln be de
e.eaiCU, aUU
choose not to submit, and should be and
bis friends, Laving the power in their
. . ' 0 ' .
niDi?, imitate ids example 01 i.retsen
r;d,je iijo. rebel and defy the anthori-
,J of tho IegllIjr cLo5en I,rcsiJent : wba,
ihBn ennl.l MTIellan X- To Hn hnt "pom.
f romise" with them, as they would with
jtfr. d4T;s i Co.?
i , word, a free Government -must
enforee i!s own just powers, or it becomes ;
. tpr,ir .nil li si in lha
rorld. and a crev 1
tJ vj0iiDt and desi'aio" men. If the '
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, p i p , 1 i n tnia a nm 1 1 r 1 1 7 u 1 1 n
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,sse" 1,8 PrP" ,na "W,U4 " j
eM Bewr be ,,, pmc, or that the
dc(catci party will ever submit. j
-
aTTwo years past, the Cops of Lnien ;
county held numerous school-house meet- .
ing, A1 r;ght proclaim your views aad
j t th le hc.. Tbig they drop '
npcn ,n(j mlDi, contests, tha' keeping up
secret oncg. AdJ now lUdt Arju, comcs
out --j denounces the same sort cf rcect.
ttcrc gecma t0 te good spirit abroad.
SoyAs no earnest mm wants to run
against Morrow B. Lowry for tbo Sen
ate in the Erie District, tbe Co;s have
60t tbe t,ircQS maD' Dan Ir,cXo ,ake ,he
Tb' ia D0 Joke- Vi0 "b'l3i
"n "torn "mersett" as cftcn, and as
quics'y. Pty, aUU
peculiarly fitted to run as iu represent.
Cxi'TuaiNO Their Own. One of the
richest captures of the war was tbe train
on the Lebanon Branch Kentucky railroad,
Monday last. It contained two car-loads
every car
- "It is dasgerous lo stand on tbe Plat
form." Chicago.
Om vote may decide the matest!
Gea. Joe Booker in New York and
Brooklyn.
Gen. Hooker was present al the great
Union meeting in Brooklyn. In repponso
to tbo call cf the audience, ha earno for
ward and said:
Ladies and Ge.ntlfmex I need not
till yoa tbe I am lotilfy unprepared for
this. I can not and do not take this dein-on-tration,
or any part of it, to myself. I
am 0"t worthy cf this reception. I am
not more worthy than yna. We sra ail
ia the same boat. You have been w lik
ing; in the cause in oae plac, and I Lave
been working in another. Your victories
tere are ss dear to us ia the front, as
those in the front are dear to you here.
The victories of last fall I speak from a
full knowledge of the facts wcro hailed
with as mocb joy and enthusiasm in the
army, as though tboso victories bal been
achieved by another army than tha army i
to which I belunel. The victory or
Ohio was also hailod with joy, and I felt
! (.l ( ika rnlt. T hninl
may ft el
! m,nw mom - and I not doubt that be-
i . i ..... . t A
lore nexi .vemutr o -m u. uu
I i-i t .i -i-t:. i - - r : i,a!
parallel. I need not tell you that 1 am
use wnica me itcoemuu iiuiuiuButu uu
nioiced to find such an assemblage. It
shows that it is all right with our cause
and our country. Nothing no reverses,
no misfortune, can befall us, when our
peop'o are animated by the feelicg evinced
here to-night. If tho war has been pro
longed, it has not been from weakne ss
but rather from conscious strength. We
have never put forth our resources, al
though we have put forth inch resouroes
as bavo amaz:d the world. But it is truo
that the North ha never vet mado one
great tnort to crush the I.eBei.ion. it
cin, aud will do it, when it moves for
effort to crush the Rebellion. It
' ,hit rarDose.
Tho people in tueso loyal
I ct,d is Lot remote.
I am icjoiccd to meet
vH in nUkt ant fM niaAr tintl imluP (llf1!;
. auspices. Tidings glorious tidings, reach
r '1 .1 rri -
us ironi ail lue armies. xue- Jim. S)u
; bravely on there. There are no Copper -
.n ,a9 rmy- -, PP'USC J
1 b,e.y , ' u.
, well, also. More lovalty, more devotion,
, inialltej tta Bod tU hanJs
j cf men more brave. I thank yoa most
firnnfi v T.ir inn e nansH id tou lito
v
received me thireveninff. I am unworthy
i 01 1."T9 '? f DamD' CT-, ' . '. "
'? i""'?PS
"J cmntry and have never failed to do
mJ datTi Md r ,rU5tI never UL I til
you good night.
Gen. Hooker then retired amid re
newed and boisterous applause.
froa Um William. port Ball.tm. -
joni rim ox -rniK snuu t isle raw."
This is one of the falsa pretrnm of the
pr!y whieb.when in power half a century,
. ui. ,m uus vi .
suppressed speaktog and pr.nt.n a;ainSt
' !,erJ ia J,Le SoB,lh' mlJo V y 'V
Kosas,and attempted to gig all the North.
, As , mtttti f h i0me of
ipe party pract.ee on mis pnnsip:e, ia
j the follow iog from the official records of
the county of Lycoming:
, a
UommoDealih, vs. John Piatt-Xo. SS.
I a 5
ihareed on c.tth of Daniel
; Bower with an nault and l.alicry
1 with intent to kill." Ac. True bill on -t
'count fassanlt and battery. Edward I.ron,
foreman. Au-. i. isso. ocft i-loa.ls
; Bniit,-, and submits. The sentence of the
coun is mat me ucienoant, jh riarr. pay
. . r.nA .. I S 1:1 ... iki fl -..mmnn twmt li I. ' .
Ihp
,r I.,....,;., rnnnlv miA th rn.t ..f
prosecution, and give security to the SheruT
j ' W tht in daJs: ani also lhal he
enter into recornuance, ic.
We believe that Mr. Dower did not
write the article (which, if libellous, was
tcbjec 10 tba liW of libel). t b'b Mr-
1 Frce-5n?ectt Jrrce-l'ress 1'iatt t30S nm
1 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 -
brage, but his name appeared as pnblisher,
and so Piatt made a wicked assault, in pub
lic, upon person comparatively delicate, I
. not more thaa half tho size of bis assailant, I
UUl Uivi U Meats uu ui us j UU'U 1
Bni total! y nctrc pared ! ' So serious was
thn nntraTo. that Free-sneech anl Free-
pre-s PiaU thought it best not to go to a '
:.-. nt nload ani'.tw. a tha forefoinir
- r- r j 1 - n a
blistertnj record ffaOWS.
When the war came on, what did this
tel!jrcntd0? While hundreds
aQ 0IJ L;comiDg CDnaty, less adapted to
.QP,lfir.:r- iKan ht Ifft iriflip frirnfla ftnd
fi,hl th.ir ..,, battles.
i.ee speech ind Free-press Piatt was safe'
uresiues to ui:ui ineir cjuu.i
at home, denouncing the abolitionists and
Old Abe, electioneering for petty ofiiacs,
: moaning over the wicked war, and now
. torn, up as the War candidate (on a Peace
iIlaff.iimfniA can m hi o I -Vnri wrnprA
.1... ! ..VI .ill..,,.;!..!
Has lue nuij L'eaee.oic juuiu no vasicu j
t. ...... r,. ii. .i.l..ti.,r, . !
a I Li u ai v .u w wiMM.vei .s IVII
mast interesting little family to the char
ities of tbe people raised a patriotic
band, of whom be became Lieutenant led
them into the battle at Cbancellorsville
and there received a wound of which be
returned home to die ia bis own native
Xippcnose valley.
Now, which was the hero? Was it
the slreet-fizhter, braw'ine for "free-speech
and free press," who thus violated law and
bis professed principles by assaulting a I
t . : . .... i w .....i . 1
Harmless pnu.k-r, uus nan as persuuai s
' T
are Piatt's own supporters? Or was tbe '
peaceably inclined editor, who avoided I
wrangling at home, yet bared bis breast I
to Kebel balls : was he not tbe trae man ? 1 .j
And is the former the type of men to rep
resent the people of Ibis Representative
district in thft I.ei.ii.latnrA of nur (.nod old ' SIK
n i.l . i . , it... i !
vuinujouwcaiiui u. u. luauit-v, uu op-
poncnt, is a much more fair exponent of .
the feelings and principle Of tbe mass Of '
our people, than r. 8. and !. I, rialt. .
I'Lil. Sheridan, tbe son of an Irishman,
Las shown, more generalship, whipped ;
, ', . " . ' a
rtMsw' I
uitxo ueueis, ,caPiur. more guus, mgs, ,
aod Rebels in twenty-four tours than
Seorge B. M'Clellau did in twenty-four
months. Phil. Sheridan, with such an j
army as M'Clellan had iu the Spring of
, - . , ... . . . , i . . I
wouiu uav. auuiunaira .us 1
iiou )nl a. be nas aauiunaltd ilia rveDeiit:e.. Wit. MA V fcEJSN Y.-j '.N. !
aiiuy under En ly. , J tsjuburv. Pa, O.i. , le 4 '
I THE RICHMOND EXAHIRER 013
the Political Situation.
This leading orgsn cf Ji ff Davis, cn the
1st of September, pointed out, wi'h mnru.
lar distinctness, that the hopes of Rebel
independence and Pcmocra'io success in
the Frcsilential cmlest depended entirely
upon the success of the rebel armies.
The Examiner thus states the case:
ulf Atlint.i vre to JiV, or I'-tenlury,
or if .V.WiV'ia tJioulJ ilrice Etrty hack to
Lyn'htfiifj, or if any cue if thise ccenfi
ihuiill Uh'il, thn all th pr ice prinn'ft't
ami pcn -r I'reriJrntt of Chiciigi tc"u-''l Li
at the eh ctinn in Xoctn.hr r vhcre litfyrir't
tnuta if, and lait n!jht' viooutluite. War
for another Presidential term, would swtop
away every vestige cf opposition."
Again the same paper says :
"If the I'eaca Democrats prevail at
Chicago, it will prove that the Democratic
p'J nueimj miu v1" ""
and beiieves it will bavo a better chance
comins into piacanu a peace iusu uu
" platform, yt even that pace vjtfjrm
i rinlil Ufit ttniiil uj aiiinst die capture of
- - - n ,r S ' .,
ArLmtn and litirsfiuni Eottld be ttrlt
.
I out of tujht in a vuiincul Ij tltc capture
Kichmuiul."
Well, Atlanta las fallen, aad Early is
driven tack upon Lynchburg, with his
army shattered and broken. Sad news to
traitors s4 bulletins for the Democracy !
Bad Endorsers.
Treasonable speeches were ncl only
uttered in tha Chicago, Convention, but
there were proved traiton boldiog scats
in that body, necjamin Harris, of Ml
rjland. was there, who said, in a spcoch in
(jJ0s.rCaS iis ipring, that "the South
. ;J nesef te cjn(,aere,i an,i he pra;J
CjJ ArmijtlJ it ntccr tcou;j u." Wurse
i eTon th,a this minion of Jeff. Davis, was
Va,hin"tou Rradley, of Ilarrodsburg,
K'ntuckyu:;io fuuj'tt three y.in in thi
, J!,U arm and then went from Ken-
. k delcaato to Chica-ro. The ?eo-
! 1 1 1. . 3
Convention ia which men who fought
. . -
i against the ui" and men who SvmDathiZC
; wia liu3ie wba ar9 jgeking to dustroy
1 the Governaicnt, were delegates! But
men who lave the Union arc not blind.
Thev will raliv 'round the fla which is
I fjet J g'S", 2mii Bf Crasx
j tD(j gUEEMAX, and they will trample in
.l. j.. .i. i:.. v .l
ins uust ma WU113 rag wuieu .ot.iuis
1 t3 traitors, and which is nt-
DemMtti 43 U"rU, ",d,
Braiiew. AVery teent or open KcUl will
.uppJsrcielian (unless .'he Pe.ea men
got up another man) against Lincala.
h bJ DcmecwU as UarrU and ,
it....:- c. . .1,. .V.l
ugi.tu ucj " ' A -
tho rioters in Newiork City "my friends,'
baa beea again nominated for Governor
of that State, but wiil be defeated by Ihe
Union Bominee, Kenbeo K. Feotoa.
i .aJMl&S S afa 5WS
. 4 mhmQnL
The loni: line of Grint bag this week
gained several important points, but one
. . 1 l i 1 : . i. . I -
0( mem was aoauuoucu wuu auuio iocs.
r.n Terrv took a Rebal batterr on tha
1 - ... ,
As at Vicksbur?. the Rebels are Larder
pressed every day, and great engagement
; mt1 occur at any time. "
Measures are taken to secure to soldiers
: . fa;r ... i,.tinn.
.1 . .
New Yoik, Oct. 5 Gold, $1S9K
toTCoal is coming down so is gold,
wheat, dry gocd, coppcrbcadiirn, and
the rebellion.
JSTSetb Kinman, the Western Hunter,
is exhibiting at Independent Hall.
Gamma ThAjitrr or the PbT kirpa il I raternlty.
Vt'h,God tnhli rw.:J--nf hs. iwn fit
tj tti. f tern liftn J cr ilratb to rrts. from oar namtwr
our etMmi brether, n. 11. wiiMLn.tbRara
. Ki"J. ihta rr.tfmi!r w. win. tt. 1
! loMnf broth-r wtk an-niT ti. n.i.t.Bt enor-
cLiiDd our bichrt n-Kct ikx bit ucUtil. idcuI
UmMMMriHi I
thruiiVTBJ7hvT'u7I, tn .Aht I
'"' r"- !
in if., eoartv 01 .otinMini ij.:sj . tlmaI Cimzii.y dti-u
I1ih1. Th a coot of tht r- !nt;"m bo prti-
ttl U the noAl.t-r, Di tbn mav W -tA utltcvi ia Um
Lajwiflsurk. LUro.r!- an I Ijtiirtt-r K re.
K. K. HTi.U rCutumitt.
C. U. WIDULETOV, J
Corrected S.mt- WuU Ig Walli it Smith.
Wheat
Corn
$2.00
1 .01)
150
75
Butter, prime S
do common
LarJ, fresh
25
0
0
,1j0
. . n1
"ats, o to.
Barley 00 100 Tallow
FlaiseeJ 2.25' Potatoes
15
75 '
Ham 20 Dried AppIcJ.lb. 10 !
5ldes.V55hon.der U ool .-Jj
do wuhliibslO Country Soap S(0
KatTS Cf' 3 . j
BtR't.p.w p-is-rt, .th ait.j.. s.wivmaRpes i
nj Sli. MKV t. pkick, bo-.i, ncr L-wi-i.ur,t
f. M-.F-r. nth .tu "K;'P.;K MIEE5LY
Bt K.sir.ii:i.4ih in-t, anurkw ii. mi.l. f..,. r
.......... .... u .... ..... nr it... . .mil! i
-
tif K..l Th n.
' .
fJlrfl.
Tvnt BalTalos Tp,i:h alt, JOHN CUB, in his'
... r.ht ip, .JU1..i,..... w.reu. iiM uuji..
"i-Kr,f.,Tr.a-i..rJ.iaitr.i . ,..M..,r !
i.:Ki.v:.i m ui. iwliiLuUi
EfiiiiL, -d3m. lsd. I
i. ..k w.-n.jttiBT liiv.vra.
b.r :.d jr
I
rj,Sr. .."
w awe. f
THI?, d'J- f purcba.ed the j
J. Machiue stiop. Foundry, Act. funuerly
WAtTRTTiDIT Ck. TwT s flDTHTtl 4fTrrtT I
omata bf K y BRr.T ol MUriburv.. pre.
parr.t i do all kinds al Machine Work I
Meam Engines. Saw ami Flouriaul Machin-'
ery. Pomps, Miaio Maciiwiery. fkc I
K-pun-S anended to P1"-
- Prr-uas wantms wor doAe i.omeiialely.
do. -e , ea! ,pd eanfk. cur ae Tl-
abtiWCU JfcJ5 -. 4
iru.u. ...
I
OFFKK at PnvatAfale ray K4r.11. siuiair
in While Derr tomlship a 'j ia lan.N
! Jihn Kaneic Lo fcen hALri:. i.tun
Kanclj, S. 1!. Pwlin, am) r Kanr. r. u
tauiine s7 Acre m rj'ir less. 1 ha- a
coi.d H .o-.r. Banii UsrnySn-l 1 !hi-r (.. I in I-
11154. About 4 acres te welt Xtiuuemi, Lie
remainiler cn;!er r"t cultiTaium
Fur terms imiu.r 00 the fremitus.
Oct 7 poCa JOsMH IIAM K
r
. FAR2I at PRIVATE SALE,
SITi:ATED in B;iira!..e lownh p. a-ot x
mile above Farm-rvi!le. tin ihe Uru.h
Va!!ey roa.1. There are V . re muf r
less.about 30 acrej cleareil an I i'i e. Tli
iirpriivrinents area six.d H. use. barn, an 1
Outhjrldingj.well of Water al toe purrh. an I
Trnit trees lo a Saw M'll n an ontji'if?
stream. Fur terms, iniu:re eu ihr pr- m -e-i
pJ3wlG67 ISAAC KUVEK
FARM F03 SALF.
T OFFER at private ale the Farm npun
which I re"1e. m W hue Lieer inwnhip.
it contains . .4T- more .r less, cicarrd
and in a good siate of cultivation a i""t
Hunse, Bank Barn. Ostbuililm?. rood waier,
an I an Orchard. Persons wishing to see 11
may eail oa Die.
Also "iS 4tre of WOOT). AND near the
ab. ve tract. DANIEL BEN.NAJE
White lieer Tp, Sept. SJ, !j I
House and Small Farm for Sale,
VBOL'T ljmile from Lewisbarr.a Jj inin;j
lands of JeXTorneliiK, Da.Henn n and
Jos. Meixel. eomprisins; 51 Atrci mre or
less, alt well improved, with Rail House arid
rhi'D and other ontbuildmza. good Frnu and
welloi never-failm- Water. Persons dcirine
a quiet .ittie home please inquire on the pre-
mi.-es, on be UrusU a:iev roao, lijnaioe 1 p.
lotiS
Isaac v.ii.i.er
House and Lot for Sale,
OITCATED on South Third street,
ert, iHL
O Lewisfcurs, formerly occupied
Jesse H. Warner. It is a half lot, havin;
on it a sued brick Dei!;n? IK-t-e, S'.aMe
a ,1 l" zur sh.,1 an. I rm Vrint. Fur
Terms, address HENRY WATTS. .North'd
D I oe,l llWl'lU MPIAPI. l.H7tC.
; bure
I
lofi..
FOR SAI.K.
n-llTDV uFlVIl . kl. - -. C ;n (ha
VI .llfjn.1 1 .T...1. -,'u ..1 a 1 n 1 . u o. j
boroush of Lewisburs is offered fi r ale
on rea'onable term. Tne heue is donb'e,
and would convenient'y aeconiraula'e two
families if noi desired for the pub.ic. If not ;
old in a reasonable lime, will be mortised, j
Any person hain? muney 10 loan, can have ,
. . - -, .. .
t ,1 -eil secured. Interest pa:J proinriy. .ip
'. rly to riosi! J.WOLFE
T
i
TOWN LOT & HOUSE
"H)K sa situated cn N.4ih St, one snare
from Market Bt, Lewtsbur? a hi 1 Lot,
on which are erected a two-storey brick
' dwellini: houseand kitchen.new Suble. JLai 1
i two-storey frame Weaver Shop. Dje house, a 1
w. of .r.failin. Wltrr, rBd gome fooi
, Frni, ,r.. To sun purchasers, ihe Loi may I
i be divided shop and I 'ye bouse on one side j
and Dwellme and iab,e oa the other.
It is
Ihe property of llisj. Ass.riDT, dee'd.
quire oa the premises or of
1061 CYKIS BROV.V,Ei-cu!or
"BUFFA10E HOUSE" for Sale.
THE Trustees of the (."Diversity at Lewis
burg, offer fur sale the lare-e three
storey house, known as the HuJTulvc liw.
situated in Lewisburs, corner of Second and
St. Louis streets, opposite the Court House.
The entire buiiJinj is of brick, 44 feet on
Second St and 7 feet on St. Louis ft., and
CnisheJ with all the conveniences and modern
; improvements for a first class Hotel
bJ. "e ample 10 acc
The
accomuio.
date a lare business.
The above property will be disposed cf at
a moderate price and on easy terms. For 1
lunher information, inquire of O.F.MlT.I.EIt, i
Es'i, or J.A.KELLY, Uencral Agei t. I.cis- I
burg, I'nion Co. Pa "lOCl
TI3EER LAIJD FOR SALS !
r
piIE subscribers offer at Private t-ale five
Iracis of Timber Land, of about
2.U5 ACHES,
! ia tracts of about equal size, situated in the
.Nanheast pan of West BulTaioe township,
j I'nion county. It will be sold in a body, or
single tracts, to suit purchasers, h j we I
tiiul-erf I principally wuh h:te and Jellow
Pine. W hue Oat. and Porlar. For furiher
ran;mlir. innnir.
. nr. b mfttklu k-iv.
rrj"The undersigned oiTVrs for sale a tract
of .Vii .iC'lFM of Land, in White Deer
townsh p, ail well Timbered, except aN'iir H
acres wnich are cleared and cultivated. The
improvements are a good iwo-stney Log
House, liable, and liutbni Mio;s, a coed
Orchard, and an excellent Wei! of Wairr at
the house. I0M GEO. MEIXEI.I.
FARM FOR SALE.
THE subscribers oITlt for sale their Farm
near tbe Forest Iron Works, containing
about 130 Acre,
with eood House and Barn, and other neces
sary Buildings, an excellent fprnC of Water
between Ihe house and barn. All cleared.
and in a cool state of cultivation, in a good
'b"ho.d. at
and convenient to market.
v coniiier it chean at $.0OHi!I take
5,500. SHKLLF.R &. bCHKEYClt.
L.wi.barg. An.art JT. 1"..
'TIHE south-west quarter of secti. n 17,
tuvn S7, north ranee 8. eal of the 4 la
principal meridian. The said Farm lies
about two miles Xorth of the city of
.. . J
Frecport, Stephenson Co., 111.,
has abcut Forty Acres under cultivation. wiih
Los House and other Onibuildinqs; is watered t
bv CDe of ,he moil beautiful fprin;s in the .
i I
county, and lbe balance of the tract 1 covered
oj a luiiny crow in oi iuii..r,. i
..!r7 acre Pl ,be " '"'e ef ;
cai"T3". ana vneo .iiiumy improvea ,
would make one ol lue nio.t lunuiig rcsi- ,
dences ia Illinois.
For pariicuiarieniuire of Francis Wilsrn, .
f Lewisbum. fa-am I u. iurri,oi t ree- j
porL III., or lbe subscribers, at Savanna. III.
I E. 'hmbi:i;i.in,
I Xor. Si. L. II. IIOWE.V
FOR SALE.
a PESIKAELE Building U.i.ii.aated ia
J a pleaam pan of Lewnhnrs. Terms
to suit the purchaser. For further mform.
lion inquire i l:i-at D HHK WKK
; tr7prrr '
UH JvLIlil.
rpwti ST'IKFY
Br ek HOI SE
l.t'T s V r;!i r';"h .it ei
'A ircl in, 'j. l. P. -Ml El,
Li
.i. it.
! . TAvrr.N STAND a STORF. BfM
2 '' a" waiiires rJ l.r asc
a-, : a l Kul.lMi iJj.cat ;o si t-.
j..n of 1 avrn.
1 HO. AKUI t KLE. f : 1 t'.O.
Tearlirw Vhii(. '
r
! I
1?C feh.d Directors of il IITI.E
ti.wn nin wish 10 empU v L.N Te-
' - K-r. Tli ...mnn:.tiin w.'' ke liberal. hot
arerrdins : the rra!e of eenie -. Fn
turiher lufi rmaii'Mi ai p'y toK-V.i; LlSCOLS,
S'crnary cf ihe Hoard lW7
IF jo win a I'li riRC caiwe,
e u .NiCE Pioir?Tii: Ualiery,
waere ihrre 1? a nplro iid assortment vl dark
an t g i?t (fames, fur sale cheap.
rVFr a riaoloairapb Album to to
Nit'E's (iaileiy. oorrc " can have asplra
di 'ifTtinfil froto which to eiec
Lewiburs. Kept. ISbl '3n
! Dissciction.
rIlE Punner-ihip in the Merranti'e hrines
I t'twera the ttt-ciibef al KellvXRoada
hai d-SMtlved by mutual coa-cut on ihe J
uit. The li .fUs and Acronms are in ibe
hnn.ii 01 Mr Kline for setileinenl aad basiweas
couliuund by hiiu at lue former aland.
A HOfTH.
D A KI.I.NG
Ke!!y Tp. Sept. SJ, 1S64 pd
What must be returned.
TM1E person vhi borrowed the drninistra
tor's aceoonl f Sarah Kankle.drc'd, est
ui the Kesisirr'i iriice, it requested 10 remra
it immediaiely.
Al" ihe person who borrowed '.heiavealory
and vendue list of David iee. dee'd.
Al.o the rrrca who eot ib ill ! Cbarlas
(;,,, jccld. E H WEIKEL, Ueg'r
: Lewiibori, fept 5J, inn
E3tate of Joseph T. Derr, dee'd.
HECCAS, Leiiers Tesiameaiary opem
deceased, late ol l.ewiborc rx-ri'Beh, l aioa
eouuly, have been iranied 10 Ihe subscriber,,
bv liie Kesister of said county, in due form ;
all persons in iebied 10 said estate are requeu
ed 10 mae pavrnent. and those bavin;claiaia
against ih -sjnie will present (hem duly
; authenticate J for settlement, to
j MAKY JANE DERR, Cieswtrix
j I.ewisburii, ent. IS. lrtl -
latest Jasljiuns.
1864, '5.
Just received ihe latest
styles rl Paris aad Americaa
Fashions for Fall and
Winter of 1S1,'5,
and will continue lb CLT
AND MAKE LP eloihinr ia ihe most satis
factory manner ahop on Norih Third si.
JOHN B. MILLER
Lewisbor?. Sepu 13, 164
HOSIERY.
' fTlHE subscriber would respectful'v inforna
n- ; I the public that he ia aow eDcaml ia
liie maaalactnre of
7?t .It
HITE DEER MILLS. LXIO.N CO.,
Where he w I keep constautly on hand,
c r make to older, all kinds of
vVOOJLIIV l. UKK t l.OTIHC,
Woolen, Cotton aud Linen
hose,
Jl'.ary II -joA Seki, iff., - 1
Particular atten ion p.i-j to I'i mnriafae.
lure of
HOSIERY FUII FACTORIES.
Yarn Worked up ior Families on
Reasonable Terms,
j Ilirini the m ist improved moth nery an.1
eTp ri-n- i n.rkmtn. I cnarintr- ail my
u.rk t 1 b; eTial to bflnii-ma l ett-ds, aad
I resneet.ji. . sol. n 11 share of itiiblr i..lroaa.
c. a. K1WG,
Au;. 25. h;:o Deer Mills, I nion.t'o. Pa.
new 5tand---New Goods!
JOSEPH L.IIAWN havin;, laVpn
O rooms under the Telesrarh an.l Chronicla ,
olTices,renied ibeiu.aud li.led in au eaienuva .
variety of
Halt, Ciipt, Crnthmfa'i C'uth'i,(e.
Also a larre and splendid sti.ck of CI.UTH9
CAI.MFRES.eic. which he will mtkeupfr
ora'cr.as he still continues the Tailoring uai
ness. He is prepared to eiecnte all wora
I entrusted lo his care, to ihe aansfaeiioo of tbw
. customer.
. IS. Cat:in; and Repainnrf y daa W
ururr. i.rwisuurs. j-pri. .., i-i
GU.S,riSToLS,FISIII.G TACKLE,
FINE CUTLERY,
IT
OPS. Lines. Reels, Baskets. Bait. Flies. .
H.wik.s, !"ets. Foils, Gloves, Masks.
Billies, Corkscrews, Dog Collars, Ac. coo
stantly oa hand aud for sale Wholesale and
Retail at the Sportsman' Depot.
JOHN K RIDER'S.
N.E. corner I I and Walnut Sts Philadel
phia. March 4. IS6J 6m
- TAKE NOTICE.
VLL PERSONS are hereby notified aM
lo ride on horseback or drive wuh a
team on or across my Lots, which 1 intend lo
occupy as a Coal Yard, without my consent. '
B. atmrn are nuiiAed nol lo lie ap al my
Wharf, wuhoul first consoitini; me. Any ran
viol alios: the above notice will be eoaijereil
a lrespaser, and prosecuted as sorr .
WM. FEULET
Lewisbur;, April d, It
The Election Laws of Pennsylf ania. .
I 'Hi. Llertinn l.awsol i'ennsylvania, belt
I all whrrh re of nnblie and veneral '
Ba,are (Wiih those relative lo Philadelphia
i odlUIC, 1 . . i .1 iiiu.w lua.ii. tv a iiii.uoiui.
t,i,, ,, ronntv : direst,-.! and arranged with
notes or judicial decisions. By M. M K;-siv.
A e. e(,10n, enlarged and improved, coa-
,ainm, all the laws, ud to the year lb4. id-
c0sTe. with the Amen !m ni lo ihe Consma-
l. on and ihe lav nmvirfiih. for Vr.l.rtv I.T I. I-
diers , lct0j, s,re. -l o oe ,9ti m.me-
d,a.,.T aft,r ,he ar.orIlmeBI of lh, prese.l-
se.sioB of the Isislainre ; in sBMaMr.strvns;
j paper cover. Price cents. Discount l
' ljwed on a laiee unmber s id.
For sale by M.VKioaey.ai HimslnrR. P
a aew svle Campaira Medal nf-LIX-Y
UI.N AND JOHNssON," seal tit
t. . h-re foi Si cents.
Hr AddTss Box iV-. 6. rtr.tt'o. Pt '
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lfTk-tltc ilfi YV!10I