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BY 0. N. WOHDEN AND J. K. CORNELIUS.
At $tAO per Icar, always In Alliance.
LEWISI5U11G, UNION CO., PA, FRIDAY, DEC. 9, 18G4.
3 Mia Conni es! 2l Session.
4th Annual Jlt'ssis-ie of Pres. Lincoln.
Fellow-Citizen? of il.u innate and House
of Hcprefentatives :
Again lie blessing of health and an
abundant harvest c'n.io cur piufoULdvst
gratitude to Almighty G d.
The eoodiiinu of our lureigo affairs is
reasonably satisfactory.
Mexico continues lo be a theatre of
civil war. While our political relatione
with tbat couutry have undergone r.o
change, we liave at the sauie liuic strict ly
maintained a neutrality between, the bel
ligerents. At the rrqurst of tbc States of Costa
Rica and Nicaragua, a con.petent ei gitieer
Laa bccU autboriz d to nuke a survey of
Ibe river fan Juan, and the port of San
Juan. It is a source of much satisfaction
Ibat the difCcul'ies which for a moment
excited some political a) prt-hciit:iti, and
caused aclos'u g of the inter-oceanic trausit
route, have been amicably adjusted, anil
tbat there 13 a good (inspect that the mute
will eood be re-opcLed, wiih an increase
of capacity and adaptation. We could
not exaggerate cithtr the coinnitrcial or
tbe political importance of tbat great in-
jrovemeiit.
It would be doirg ir justice lo an impor
tant culb American oia'e, uot to aeknon-
ledge tbe directucss, frai.koess aod eordi
lity wi'h which the I'niud f"ates of
Columbia have cbtired into iutimatc rela
tions with I Li (iovercment. A claims
convention has been constituted, lo coin-
t.lete tbe ut fiLishid work of the ouc
Vfbleb closed lis session in 1
Tbe new, liberal constitution of en- '
rxeula, -aviug gone into effect, wilb tbe
universal acquiescence of the people, tbe ,
government under it has been recogniz-d,
aud diplomatio intcicourse with it has '
been opened iu a cordial spirit. j
Tbe long deferred Aresas land claim ,
ta been satisfactorily paid ui.d discharged.
Mutual p3)iinr,ts bave been tnatle of
tbo claims awaided ty tbe late j tint com
mission for the settlement t claims be
tween tbe L'nitid Slates at.d Peru. Au
earnest and cordial frieuiit-hip ci utiuuus
to exist betweeu tbe two countries, aud
cuch (ffuris as were in my power have
been used lo remove misutiderstandiogs
and avert a threatened war between Peru
nd Spain.
Our relations are of Ibe most friendly
nature with Chili, the Argintine Repub
lic, Bolivia, Costa Kica, Paraguay, San
Salvador at.d 1 1 ay 1 1. Lluritig the past
year, no diffcrmces of any kind bave
risen with any of these Republics, and,
cn the other band, their sjmpatl ies with
the United Slates arc constantly expressed
with ccrdia iiv and eariiestni ss.
. The claim arising from the seituro of,
tbe csrgo of the hn Macriimia, iu Ij2I,
lias been paid iu full by the liuvcruiiieni
of Cbili.
Civil war continues in the Spanish part
cf San Domingi. apparently without pros
pect of an early close.
Official C"rr sprndence bis been freely
opened with Liberia, and it gives us a
pleasing view of social and political prog
ress iu that re j ublic It may be expected
to derive new vigor from American it.flu
nce, improved by the rapid disappearance
of slavery in tbe United States. I solicit
jour authority to furnish to the llepubiic
a gunboat, ot nioderato cost, to be reim
bursed to the Uuited t-tati.s by instal
ments, t-uch a vessel is needed for tbe
safety of tbat State against the native Af
rican races, and in Liberiun bauds it
Would be more iff. etive in arresting tbe
African slave trade than a squadrou iu our
own bands. The possession of the least nly established by the reciprocity treaty 1 Le National Kankirig system is prov-organiz-id
naval force would stimulate a. of June 5tb, 154 I desire, however, lo iog to be acceptable to capitalists and to
:n l. ll..l.i: Ka iindortoi.rl tBl.ilr mnb in ,r t tin nl,lnii...ia tlif nocnll) I in t hi 41Tir h I'uvr.f Viivum-
tbe corCdcnce which we should manifest
ly furnishing it would win foibearance
and favor toward tbo colocy from all civ
liited nations.
The proposed overland telegrnph be
tween America and Europe, by the way
of lichiings Straits and Asiatic liussia,
wbicb was sanctioned by Congress at the
1 . .t Gaacinn k a i Virnn ur-, .1. .n . 1 1 . il . I
very favorable circumstances, by an asso-
ciation of American citizens, wiih the
cordial good will and support as well of
this government as
of those uf Great
liritain aud liussia.
Assurances bave been
rectived from
most of tbe South American States of
their appreciation of tbe enterprise, and
their readiness lo co operate in construct
ing lines tributary lo that world-encircling
communication.
I learn with satisfaction that tbe noble ' 'he European States, and ought to be re
design of a telegraphic communication ciprocatcd on our part, by giving tho im-
between tbe eastern coast of America aud -
Great liritain, bas been renewed with full
expectation of its early accomplishment,
Thus it is honed, that, with tho return
cf domestie peace, tbo country will be j aH''s cf internal war and its wastes of us
able to resume with energy and advantage ' ti.mil strength and health. All that is
its former high career of commerce aud necessary is to secure tbe flow of that tail tbe campaigns uf tbe armies in the field
civilisation. j stream in its present fullness, and to that since the date ol tbe last annual message,
Our very popular and estimable rcpre-: c"d tbe Government must in every way j and also tbe operations of tbe several ad
rcnlative in Egypt, died iu April last. 1 make it manifest that it neither needs nor ministrative bureaus of the War Depart
An unpleasant altercation wbicb arose , designs to impose involuntary military ; mt-nt during tbc past year. It will also
between the temporary incumbent of the ;
emce and the government of the Pacha, lands lo cast their lot in our country,
resulted in a suspension of intercourse. l ue financial affairs of ibe Government
Tbe evil was promptly corrected on the bave been successfully administered during
arrival of tbe ruccissor in tbe consulate, , the last year. Tbe legislation of tbe last
nd our relations with I'.'yp', as well as session of Congress bas beneficially effco
our relations with the liaibary powers, ted ihe revenues, although sufficient time
re entirely satisfactory.
Tbe rebellion wbicb bas so lorg been
prevalent in China, has at last been sup-;
pressed, with tbo co operating good cfiices ':
of this Governrucu', and of tbe other j
Vestern commercial States.
Tbe judicial cnnsnlur "arnrillahmrtnr :
there has become very difficult and oner- j
otis, and it will need Legi!aii,0 revision
toadaptitto tbe extension of our eom- i
tneree, and to the more intimate intercourse j
which Las been instituted with the gov-'
Moment and people of tbat vast empire. I
China seems to be aceep'in. with
hearty good will, the conventional laws!
Wulch fi ! n ' j .,,..:.! . . I . : I .
r! i'i .uiuuieiciai in
ttrcourte .ffikDg the Westiia Laiiuus. I
! Owing to the peculiarsitustion of J . pan,
and .he anomalous loitn of its government,
the action of that empire in performing
(nay stipuiatmr.s is inconstant ami ca-
ririoioiw. Verertheless. rrnrul nroert ss has
i - - i ri - - r e
been tlLctid by the Western toners tuov-
it:g wiih enligbteticd concirt. Our own
pecuniary claims have been allowed, or are
in part in course of settlement, and the
luland ea baa been re opened to com
merce. There is reason to believe tbat
tbee proceedings bave incrcasid rather
than diminished the friendship of Japan
towards the I'l.i'fd States.
Tbe pops of Norfolk, 1' ernamJina and
I'e'Ufaeola. bave been ooened by rroclaun-;
Hon. It is hoped tbat lorttgn mercOauis
will now consider whether it is tiot safi r
aud mere pr ri'alle to themselves, as well
asjist lo the L'uiled States, to resort to:
thise and other open ports, than it is to
pursue, through many haz.irJs, and at
vast cost, a contraband trade wilb other '
ports, which are cioted, if not by actual
military occupation, at least by a lawful
aud illeciive hlockaie.
For mvself 1 bave no doubt of Ibo
power aud duty uf tbc hxccutivc, under
the law of nations, to ileiuJe tuetuics ol
the human race from au asylum in the.
L uited fciatcs. II Congress .-hould ll.u.k
iLnl I Lo r,roi.eel!inis ill sneh eases laek
the authority ol law, or oti-bt to be further
regulated by it, 1 rieoanmtid that provi-
sion be made fer tlT.ctually preventing
foniifu slave traders from aeiritriui: dom-
icil and laeilities for their criuiinai occu-
patiou iu our country.
It is possible that if it were a new nn 1
cpecquestiuti.tbc marttiuie powers,wit' the
rigiits Miey now eij ij, wouiu noi etiuccue
the privileges of a naval bolngereut to the
iusurgents of tbe United States, destitute
as they are, aud always bavo bceti, iqually
of ships of war and of ports and harbor...
l'islojal tmissaries bave been ueithcr less
assiduous nor more successful durirg tbe
last year tiiau mcy were oeiure mat time,
iu their efforts, under favor of tbat privil
ege, lo embroil our country iu foreign
war. The desire and detcrmiuatiou of
the government uf the maritime Slates to
defeat that design, are believed to be as
sincere, and can not be mote earnest, than
our owu. Nevertheless, unt irseen politi
cal diuVultics bave arisen, especially in
Bn.zuiau and British ports, and ou the
uoriberu boundary of the United Slates,
which bave required, and are likely to
continue to n quire, iho practice of con
stant vigilance, and a just and conciliatory
spirit on tbe part of tLc Uuited States, as
well as of the nations couccrned and their
governments.
Commissioners have been appointed,
under the treaty wiih (jreat liri'ainon the
adjustment of the claims of the Hudson's
l? and 1 UL'ot s Sound Agricultural
Cunipanica iu Orefc.oD, aud aro now pro-!
ceedmg to tbo executioa 01 tne trust as-
signea to incut.
In view of tbo insecurity of life and
projerty in the region aijicent to tbe
Canadian border, by reason of recent as
saults aud depreuatiuns committed by in
imical and disperato peisnns who are
harbored the re, it has been thought proper
to g'wc notice, that, after tbe expiration
of six uintiths, tie period conditionally
stipulated iu the cxisticg arrangement
with Great liritain, ibe Uuited States
niust bold themselves at liberty to increase
their naval aimanent upon Ihe Lakei, if
they shall find tbat proceeding necessary.
The condition of the border will neces
sarily come into consideration, iu connec
tion with Ibe questiou of continuing or
modifying tbe right of transit from Canada
through the United States, as well as tbe
regulation of imports which was tempura-
that tbe colonial authorities of Canada are
not deemed to be intentionally unjust or
uninenuiy towards tne Lui'ea Mates, but
on the contrary there is every reason to
expect that, with the approval of the
Imperial Government, they will take tbe
necessary measures to prevent new incur-1
'.i.- (..-J
bions across tue uurucr. i
The act passed at the late session for
the encouragement of emigration has. so
tar as was possible, been put into opera-;
tinn. Ic seems lo need amendment which
will enable tbe officers of tbe Government
. .i e r t
national policy is manifested by most of
migrants effective national protection.
1 regard our immigrants as one of the
principal replenishing streams which are !
appointed by Providenco to repair the rav-
service upon those who come from other
has not yet elapsed to experience tbe full !
effect of several of the provisions of tbe
cts of Congtcta imposing increased taxa-'
ti in. I
The receipts during the year from all
sources upon tbe basis of warrants signed j
bv the SeCretaTV of the Trftuanrt, in-In- 1
d'ng I"" ."d the balance in the Treas- j
ur on ,hB 1st day of July, 18G3, were ;
$1,394790,007.02 : and the aggregate i
disbursements npoo Ibe same basis were j
$1,298,050,101.9; leaving a balance in I
the Treasury, as shown by warrants, of'
9G;739;905.73.
Ueduct irom tbese amounts tbe amount
f ik. t . I 1. 1 . . j . k . .
't t i.c .i iitvti'vt oi tue i uunrucvt le'incin.
td, ud the amount of usual in tubaUtu-1
io prevenr mo practice or irauus against questiuueu. iuu national system will
tbe immigrants while on their way, and create a reliable and permanent influence
ou their arrival in tbe ports, so as lo sc- iu support of tbe national credit, and pro
cure them here a free choice of avocations tact the people against losses in tho issue
and places of settlement I of paper money.
A liberal disposition towards this great Whether or not odv further legislation
tioo tl.cr,-for,aiid the actual cash operations
. of the Tr. ast.ry were : Receipt. SSSI,-
OT'","45 tw : Disbursements, 6.Via4,.
lb, ti ; which leavi s a ei.-n balance to iuu
Treasury of tlS.c42 508 7 1,
, . . I
Of the receipts, there were derived from
customs, ?U)-,ol'J, la- VJ J Irom lands,
Sv5SS:3:i:i .-'J ; froui direct taxes, $175,
01S ilej; lioin internal reVenue,S10D 741,
lol.l'J; friiiu miscellaneous Sources, S 17,
51 1,11") 10; and from 1 ans applied to
actual expenditures, includiug furuier bal-
' ance, ,0-1!, 4 lo.O-O lo.
'i'hete were disbursed for the civil ser-
vice, cJ, ,lm SAK) lii; f jr pcosinns aud
Iudiau, i .3 1 1 ,i)ul J ; I T
be War
Dei.artiuent, GUU.T.M S42 07 : for the
Navy Department, S. 5,73:,i:b2 77 ; for
iuterestou tbc public debt. $.r);i,GS5 3l.W);
making au aggregalc of 5,1.3 1.US7 SO,
and leaving a hulauce iu the treasury uf
51S.I,5.'8 71, as before stated.
l-'ur tbe actuil receipts aud disburse-
.1 ei,.r. .,,,1 . ,-i...rs..m..nt for thr,
three rcuinning q lartcrs of the curreut
u cal year, aud the general operations of
thi Treasury iu detail, 1 refer you to the
report of the Secretary. of tho Treasury. I
cuueur wiiu uim in lue orioiou mat me
I
propuriiun oi iiionejs rt'iuireu n meet
the (XUCIISes OllSCCI 100 1 UDOn the War
derived from luxation, should bo
lurtncr loereasca, ana l earnestly invito
uer luereoscu, auu i earuesny iuvuu
r attention to Ibis su'j ct, to the end
, tber. may be such a-tJilional legist.,
as sba.l be r. quired lo meet the just
sctatiocs of thu Secretary.
bo public debt on tbo 1st of July last,
pptars by the b. ks of the Treasury,
unied to o,,c l.U'im cicn A,c..r.
your
that
tiou
expectations ol tuu Secretary.
I Tbo public debt on tbo 1st of July last,
us ap piars ny me no. s ot me treasury,
amounted to one AiV'i'oh teccn huntfiol ttutf
f'ti williont six liHiitlitd ami uinefj
tlmasaitd fuar hmuliiil and eijhty-niue
(..urn and f u Ij-uinn ctnti. Probably,
should the war continue fur another year,
that amount will be increased by not far
from live hundred millions. Held as it
is for the most part by our owu people, it
has become a substantial branch of ua- '
fioiis. ih.iiiifh nriea'n firoflerlv
For obvious reasons, the more nearly
this property cau bo distributed among all
the people, the better. To favor such
geucral distribution, greater luuuccmeuts
to beaoino owners might perhaps with good
eiieei, iuu ft iuiui nouii, uc iiirjcunu -
. i i . i ' U-..I.
peisoii- ei iimiieu nie-us. n uu uid
view, I suggest whether it niigbt cot be
both competent and expedieut for Con
gress to provide tbat a limited amount of
some future issue of public securities
uiig'at no held, by any Doua noe purcua-
ser, exempt fruin tax itiou aud from sen-
p ... i. .r-
ure lor ueot, una r sucn restricuons ana
limitations as uii'.t be necessary to guard
against aluse of so important a privilege.
'Ibis would enable every prudeut person
to set aside a small aunuity agaiust s
possible day of want.
i.j... ,hep wrinM renib r tbp
pnssessioiTof sneh securities, to tbe amount
limited, most de.-irib!e to Ckcry person of
small uieaus, wh) tuiolit be ab.tf to savo
;h for the
purpose, me great ad-
iium;i ui Lio&.ua uciui; t,i,uituis a hiu
, , e. , . , , , ,
... ' . ,
Kr. u .(.ei,.... M,.n rpr!ilu rr.-.MWrt 1
that ihvy can nut be much tr preset! a
debt which they oc to themselves.
Thc public debt ou the 1st day of July
last, although somewhat exceeding the
estimate of the bicretaiy of tbo Irea-ury
made to Congress at the commencement ,
of the last session, falls short of tho csti- j
mate cf that officer made in the preceding ;
Ilecember, as to its probable amount at
tliphe.ririninirrifthidi'nnr KvlhAciimr.fl
C " -J I -J
t.),'.'Ut),u'J. .ol. ih:s fact exhibits a sat
isfactory condition ulJ conduct of tbe op
erations of the Treasury.
. . , . i - , , . ,
fill t OA V:irh e:m f.t A innm. I
ber, live buudred and eighty-four natioual
j - - -
baLKs bad been organ, zed, a considerable 1
numuer oi wctcn were conversions irom
State banks. Changes from tbo State !
system to the National system, are rapidly j
taking place, and it is hoped tbat very I
soon thcra will bo iu tho Uuited States no 1
il...l..f: i....:. ... ,
nanus ut is.-uu uut autuorixeu uy congress,
and no bank note circulation not secured
by tbe Oovernment. 1 oat tbe Govern-
nicnt and tbe people mil derive great
benefit from this change in tbe banking
system of the country, can hardly be i
.1 n-1 . i .,,
9 advisable for the suppression of State
bans issues, it will bo for Congress to de
termine. It seems quite clear tbat tbe
Ireasnry can not be satisfactorily conduc
ted unless the Government can exercise
restraining power over the bank-note
circulation of tbc country
Tbe report of the Secretary of War.
and tbe accompanying documents, will do-
specify the measures deemed essential for
ibe natioual defence aud to keep up tod
supply the requisite military force.
The report of the Secretary of the Navy
presents a comprchcnsiveand satisfactory
exhibit of the affairs of that Department,
aud of the naval service. It is a subject
of congratulation aud laudable prido to
our countrymen, lhat a navy of such vast
proportions has been orgunized in so brief
a period, and aonduotcd with so much effi.
ciency and success.
Tbe general exhibit of the Navy, in
rllldinif vessels nndiir ftrtnalriiAtinri ntt fk.
1st of December, 1S04, shows . total of
071 vessels, carrying 4,610 guns, and of
510.3D0 tons, being an actual increase
during the year, over and above all losses
by shipwreck and battle, of 83 vessels, 1G7
guns, and 42,427 tons. The total number
of men at this time in the naval service,
mcluding otfi iters, is about o 1,000.
. , . , , ,
(Lemxittdcr tournext Tue,Jaj tcr.)
; rimiMIKD KI-WKKKU
' Tuesday MliminR & Friday AftemftOn.
- -
5u,,oogress me. on a
'Tuesday President Lincoln sent m bis
I ,. .
Message, every line of which will be read
i 61 . , , -
:.L:.. TL.. ......linn rl Iha kinlu.
wun micreai.
sion of Congrcssmeu, from Louisiana, is
now before tbo body.
Wednesday last, the acvcral Elect-
oral Colleges met lo cast the Stale voles
, ., . . . ... 1,1.
for President od ice President.
Pr.uatihania. Mortou M'Michael was
choscu President of ibo Electors, aid (J.
W llatuerslv.J A.Smull and W.W.IIajes,
Clerka. Praver bv Kev. J. W. Jackson.
The twenty six voles were duly recorded
for Lineolu and Johnson. Iliestand of
Lancaster, Hale of Bradford, and Shrincr
of Union, were deputed to forward three
sfpato returns according to law. Tbe
wKC of the Electors were donated to the
Christian Commission, ine memDcrs were
entertained in the afternoon at the home
j 0f g0 Cameron, an l in tbo cveniDg at
t . v
t Inn b v.ikiIiva ln-i..n
Pif.-i; I'.eix.ivo A s thn first return!
: cf,be Nov. Klection indicated small Union
.. . , .,: l-
g"'S ' 'bo Count,CS 1 e"D 4
over the Oct. election, we put down Lin-
culn's maj. in this State at 20,000. The
I following are tbe Official returns for the
first Kiector on each Ticket:
Morlon M'Michael (Lincoln) 20G 3S9
lluU-t j" jusun (M'Clcllan) 27G.3C3
i following
' n-.,. Klector on each Ticket
Lincoln's maj
20 081
To guess within 8 1 votes oat of 572,097,
is tolerable close. (Election Keturos, by
Couoties, in our next.)
Fifty Yeabs' oaiss. In Tuesday's
, paper we gave the vote of Pennsylvania
' for Governor during the War of 1814
just 50 years ago. Above is tbe Presiden- '
tial vote this year.
The following are tbo
accregutca t
j president 104
572.C07
62,89
lull
I Governor 1814
Gain in voters 509,803
Tbo vote for Governor in 1814 is . Iit-
le nnder,be full vote, but allowing' for
tbo dilioiency mo increase is prooauiy
nif . niillion Philadelphia pedis more
r
now h uenni.-ni, did then
Another Railway Completed!
jlie Tyrone & IsJckJIiven Railroad is
! ...j :. ; :nt.n.i.l
i 10 ran 'ratoe rcguiariy oeiwocu
j "he Philadelphia Central K. B., and Lock
Haven on the Philad. & Erie. Tbe road
is on a natural and east rnute. enneeial v
, ,h. t.,,,, ..t r, hrinus
; n e .1 1
"ilUc.-Luri', Uelkfoute. and tbe J-armer
II : L U I
fiifib School, more eay of access. But
vaont of all, it will save time and distance j
! to thousands, from the North and East,
tti0;a iQ the direction of Pittaburir.
I wi BU, off UDknown ,hoU31n(lg from
,
,hfl "'S route-and jet all will
ave "nch as they can do.
We have not yet received a time table,
Ijgt of stations, distances, &o.
.
United States Attorney General.
Tbe President of tbc United States has
appointed John James Speed,of Kentucky,
Attorney General, to Gil tbe vacancy occa-
oiuiicu vi uo ii.ii.Luaiiwu ui uou. u4 m a 1 1.
Vrta. The Washington Republican, re
lernng to tnis appointment, says:
".nr. ppeca is one ot too most eminent
lawyers in Kentucky, is . man of the
highest integrity, and of great commoD :
seuse. He was upon the Union eleetoral '
ticket cf Kentucky in the recent Preaidcn-'
. i t f. '
tial canvass, and lor many years nas Deen
. I i . ., ,. Am..n:n.,:nn:f ;n it,... c,,A it )
Washington, Dee. C.
The Senate to day oobfirmed Salmon P.
Chase as Chief Justice of the Supreme
(i.,, ,1,. ii:,.j q,(.
vvui. ut .uu -J u . -. u-
A great and
good man, Chase is baiL-d as a fit suoccssor
of Ellsworth, Jay, and Marshall.
Bihimore it tlte Banner City. Below
is a comparison of tbe change in the vote
for President within four years :
Tor Lincoln. Agalnft Lincoln.
In 1800 1.083 28,702
1804 14,739 2,802
Tbo chango is vast indeed. The decreased
vote is accounted for by tbe number who
bave been killed, or are in one army or tbe
other, cr refused to take the voters' oath
prescribed by the laws of Maryland.
"As9Rcv.A.Wadleigh, from Muncy, and
Mrs. M. A. Holstoin, spoke, at length, in
bobalf of the U S. Sanitary Commission, in
the bouse of tbe Lewisburg Baptist church,
last (Thursday) evening.
l&0wing to tho small apple crop in
this region last fall, John II. Beale ia
bringing in a choice variety from the
more fruitful orchards np tbe river.
Joy We have nothing new from Sher
man, or from Thomas. The delay ia
reoeiving intelligence bas forced gold ap
to 242 ia New York.
ItSHaving partially reoovered health,
Geo. J. Robland offers bis 'services as an
Auctioneer More Real Estate among
to-day's advertisements.
Latest News
A despatch dated Southampton, Nov.
22, says that the Kobe! c'emuW vessel
was wrecked off the coast of Maderia.
W URN TIIK lUct.l.s in eommand, re-
ecived the new, of Xr. Lincoln a re e!eo
; , h,7 MWw.ao.ea.ed the fact to their
; .j....... ... k
' 8U was all tbat wis necessary to i-ecure
an uprising in thn North, to rrt the -
. . - , ,
r:.iin ul the billit-lix. But tbe Isebels
J
did uot inform their dupes who wrrc t
rise)" and when Ibe "uprising" would
lako place. j
: Tbe Kiubmond Whig severely criticises (
; J"ff Davia' proposition to employ slaves ,
i to ibe Kebel army and navy, and wants
' '
the Confederate authorities to attend to
their own business and enforce the milit-
; ary laws tby already have. It tays bis
arguments are tbe arguments of Seward
t i it . i : .
""", " 're s.-.eij wiut
aud the sum of all barbarism.
On Thursday, twenti-fjve millions of
dollars of tbo unsold Five Twenty bouds
of the United States, wem taken up by
the batiks of New York, Philadelphia and
-S Mon, at 105. or wi'.bia ooe per cent, of
the p-,-
CssySnyder Co. Court, Mouday next
t sTrinily V. E. Church. (('Iianiber!in'
liuildin;.) Services every .Sunday afiernoun
ucepl ihe 1st Sunday in Ihe month
' '
i l,tDtSUllVfl XttAthtt.9
t
Corrccfe,. &mi- Veektu lu Wall, & Smith.
f
wheat $..50 Uutlcr, prime 8 45
Cora 150 da common ti5
Kye 1 CO Eggs 20
Oits,32 1b. 80 Lard, fresh 0
,5rK7 I.40fV'.l 00 do old 15
Flaxseed 2 50
Tallow 15
Wool 80
liags 6((;
Country Soap Jf 0
Potatoes 65 1
Dried Applos.Ib. 10 I
Coru.tjew.O lbs 1. 25 :
On the lt inrt.. br R-. I. C. Jnhn. Ll-ut Tnl n M.
JUNKS ..f Tjr.ue ciij mai MiM A-IA.NUA l ALlltH of
lwinhurir.
DifD,
In WirinliurK. cs,h n't. in her J3J r. ESIllKn.
ifi-nr Until M.M K.NKK.
In MiMloiburg. rl itist. airr-l ID yr. 2 niia anj i tla.;,
JAMKS C.Don ol J.-bn anj Kmlir bVll'IMU.
inill lAVo M
j I'Allt OF BOOTS, wrTsth ihe owner can set
I track of by impiirin at the Chronicle office
VENDUE CRIER.
X as' ao$ uAloZVr unde7 the'u " 1
oi ihe I nned Stales, r ffers his services to his
old friends to cry Vendue, Sales, Ac.
! I. ;.l w I. .u I u..
Residence on South 7th l.ewthure. Pa
p llml()?7 ' tiEO. J. KOHI.ANU
The Allepheny A Walnul Bend Oil
Company ha declared a dividend
lor Ihe month of NovtMnoer. clear of lax. pay
able on llie isili i bluckhulders of Lew-
isnurg aim viciniiy niease call cn the sntirri-
bt. pdlar II. UERHAKT.
'--. w 14 1
J T ' V JJtll I lIS ilIHll.
1HOICE VARIETIES.
from New Vork Stale,
JOHN H. BEAI.'E'ri.
just arriving at
AY
' ILL be sold at ihe late residence of Jnrr
Iiucouio.v, dee'd. on Market si reel, !
quantity ot HOI'ssEHoLU tiOOHS such as ;
Sloves, Carpeting, Chairs, Tables and j
llnlKP ond Kitelon rnrnitiirft
jiouse anu Atui.fn mrniturc j
generally. Terms made known al sale by i
Dec. 1, 1S61 I.VME.S IIOL'liHTON" I
I 1ST of IiCtlcrsi remainin? in the Pot '
j Office al l.EVISULHU,I'a..Nov.l.'i,lt61.
j 11t Fmnktin
, H.ker Mrs M A
ICalilwin Mow Mary D
i llnliT aifx
. Itrown Mm LyJla
Hewer K"
' llniwiT Mis HutrtDtta
nivtueyer k Co J C
j e'lutntrH-r Snrith K
Cull Mo. ht
i r..nin Mrs Ana
Mulrom Mr Howard
Miirtz tti.it Susan
Menrh .lerrT
Miller Mew Sana
Mi wrr Juo
Mooter K.utn
Ni-fin Kct A
K..1I Jno
Parker Mip Mary J
Pratt II l A II
Ivters Vt'ra Sen
Poa-ell K A
rta'irh MiM Mary
Herman Mr U l
Kii le; J II
Kii-liart -lulia Ann
Sw.rrz Al.r
btithl J H
Shatter Mrs MallnJa
S .-ItaSrr Mr C II
blister Mr isr..na cotter)
tti-haSer Mr l
S. hatT.-r leintet
Snmpiiil O Vi
S.inth Mrf Kliza
Suiitb Mr It
Smilli Mot L A
Mutlann paniel
Speeei, Mint l.ouiaa
Stedroan Or 11 0
Stivi-r Kills
Waimcr urn
Vt'atrnore Mi?f I-iry
Welrirk Mr W K
W.I le Mi Aunis Jl
Wolfe Stephen
Yoai Frant-is
..sl t'liriftian
Y..nnz Mifit Mary C
Zerbe Mr Urnry k1
for the above Letters will
irr Mr.-mi
"n" "miih
t ii sh
i-li,?
,. ..
llitbrl Vt II II
ore? M.n.
(nc.nn l'-t?r
hall Mr- C M
linrrif Mint Martha
Hamilton 11 ins Anna
Harris Mini. Oath
iirrr Mi- Kui
1 r"
Ilimscl .lofl
liuntht-imcr isy
Jmk ins Jno 3
etibrl l.wi
Jones Jno U
Karthraman Mr A
Ki-IIoih 8 II
Kcl!r Mias Liixif)
Kin; laac tt
h lint Henry O
Lonr .Mrsllr
Persons calling
please say they are "advertised "
CKi W FORBK?T, P M
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Mlh District of Pennsylvania, f
Comprising Dauphin, Juniata, .North-.
nmherland.Knvder and l nion counties. )
VfOTICB is hereby given that pursuant to
1 the joint resolution ol Congress ol Julv
4. 1881. and the instructions of ihe Secretary !
of Ihe Treasury issued in accordance there-!
with, the list o'f assessments for Ihe special j
duly of 5 per centum upon the gains, profits i
or income for ihe year ending Dec. 3 1st. Itu3,
of al! persons residing in ihts district, is now
completed, and that the said list will reman
"open to the inspection of all persons who
may apply to inspect the same," for ihe space
of fifteen days from the date hereof, at the
office of ihe assistants of the respective divi
sions. And, further, that immediately after the ex
piration of ten days (excepting Sundays)
from Ihe date hereof, to wit, on the 10th Dec.
1X61, and for five days thereafter, I will re
ceive and determine al! appeals relative lo
erroneous or excessive valuations or enum
erations contained in said list. All appeals
must be in writing, and must state the par
ticular cause, matter or thing respecting
which a decision is requested, and-mnst stale i
the ground or principle of error eomplairwd :
- " ' . ' 1
Midd'letowri, Dauphin Co.". Ta j
I
'"I. ! PORTE MO.VVAIE.
eoniainina- about 48. and papers to amount
of .50 of no use lo nv bm the owner. A
suitable reward will be paid lor the recovery j
. . . . .1
ol tne purse, money, ana papers, rv leaving
ihem at the Cboulx office
r .
Heal Estate.
FOB
SALE
;
i
.... .
-il
(itll li!Ili.FkHlsi:. iw.. an l a hn i
lorey h-ph. iiVviS H ItMOlii. Irflr, ,
i lv it leet. Kull l.iVjso lir-i ran- ohIt :
with many Fruit Treisii rti ihe coiner oi :i.
and St. Anttionv strre., p wi-tiui. anl
lu sell berans. it i& ip !ar lor mv .inuly.
Dec 9. Isfiitf J. I.. Ki:V.n AN
FOR. SALE,
VOOO!) I.A.MliNO at he joneiion of the
llullaloe Cia'-k wi h th Kiver atol
laie Town f.o' tirHiiuleJ norih be Si. Mary .
slreei, ral by Ihr Krrn,- south ly Walls'
warehouse lot. anil warit bv Wa'rr atr-er.
Thetc is a Wharf biyi. &od ihr l.-t i- we. I
suited lor a l.'oal iA l.unitfr Yard, Ware
hou.r, or any bti-in?s nl tin Imol.
THOMAS NEs BIT'S llf.-i.?.
I.rorishnra, bee. l. M if
LARGS BUFFALO!. VAL. FAHII
A1
T IKIVAin I.E. It is Miovfd in
V kme l)-er toi.n!iip, l.'iio ti county.
a to tit two miles from llrii stt:in' !u.re.Vt'et
Milton. Trie Farm v.d oiii'iallv cwnrd by
A si ii in. w MTuxaiiyt, C.:.. and it s lare
ih.it it niiht be d.vxcd lo ti.ake two or 'hree
pood Fui. I i sell low, as I wiili to
ji. ;t the b'jTTri farininz. ' The Farm is
, well limbered arsiwatere d. and under a
pool state of riivtioiu There is a g ioJ
i II. .u ,e and all necessary outbuil lin.s a new
, lirt-cUs Barn, Ihe f.e-i in Ihe coinuya
j ap'endut fpr.ii?, younz ( tliarJ,c. c.
ap en.Uct r-pr.n?, younj U cha
M t -he premises ,.f
ec.l,lM,l AND. MX
ViVT 5 i 1
i f 0 ti SAL
i XB-IIAI.F OF I'EW no.
U aou'h sole of Lewi.burg I
h""e- '"juire of
CLE.WHAX
SALE
NB-IIAI.F OF PEW NO. body rar-
iou'h sole of Lewi. burg Baptist ineetin.
Nov. 11 F. W. TirsTIX
.fFor a!i
in nne ireer lownsntp. i a.,
lacres oi firii ratr- TIMHF.R I.ANU.
"ir Apply to HENRY KI.EIX. at ihe
, Kelly A Isoads More JiUTipiHw
. j
VtTl'l Pf T.'' W T 7''s:rr TP !
V AbLAl.IiIi leir.AL. BlAlfij
I T PRIVATE SALE. 1
i V- The subscribers offer i
Tivcnfy ic-rr Tarm Land, titoaie ,
in Kelly lowu-htp, ailj 'ininz lamls uf Paul
Orddes and others, about half a mile from 1
town. j
For further particulars and term apply to
ORWNS ,1l HAYES.
Oct. 13
Aents I.ewisbure. Pa
TIEIBER LAND FOR SALE !
T
''HE subscribers cfler at Private Sale five
iracts of Timber Land, of about
2,1.3 ACHES, j
in tracts of about equal size, situated in the
Northeast part rf Wesi Bufftioe township,
l nion county. It will be sold in a body, or
single tracts, lo suit purchasers. Il is well
timbered principally wiih White and Yellow
Pine. White Oalr. and Poptar. For further
particulars, inquire of
GE (KGE MKITEI.L. K.lly
J.tCou II L U VI to, Umubarg.
(TTh nndersigned i (Ters for sale a iract
; of Arrt'SI of Land, in While Deer
j township, all well Timbered. eicept about IS
1 acres which are cleared and cultivated. The !
improvements are a eood two-siorcy Log j
House. Stable, and Outbuildings, a good
' Orchard, and an excellent Well of Water at
j ihe house. 1061 GEO. MEIXEI.L :
ron
! 1
i boroush of Lewisbur? is oiTered for sale
on reasonanle terms. The house is double,
a,ul W""'J eonveniently aceommolaie iwo
fam,i,es if notdes.red tor the public. ifnt
sold in a rea'-onabie time, will be iiiortsaced.
Any person havins money to loan, can have
it well secured. Imeresl paid iirompily Ap-
ply to
10M
J.WOI.FE
FOIl SALE.
A Nice Home on North 3d street
ffHB House is a eood two-storey f"""
j Frame 21 by 32 feet, -recently re-JtLl .
modeled, a Mummer House, Smoke House,
new Stable, and all other necessary outbuil
dinss, a well of excellent Water with a pump
on the porch, and IViern in summer house. !
I he Lot is Sis feet front, and is well stocked
with superior Fruit Trees and Giape Vines ,
of the choicest varieties. j
Terms, moderate. Possession given Jan.
1st. Call soon or lose a bargain. I
1070 O H P KIIIVELY I
FARM FOR SALE.
rmTim. i t a- r i t - t
rpiIE subscribers offer for sa'e their Farm
a near the Forest Iron Works, contaiuing :
.
about 1-tO Acresi, ,
with good House and Barn, and other neces- '
sary Butldin;s, an excel ien: fpring ot arcr
between the house and barn. All cleared,
and in a :ond stale of cultivation, in a eood
neighborhood, and convenient
mill, school. Ac.
IU markft, I
We consider is ehnnai Sfi nonri!l talm :
.,,ROO. S1IEI.LER & SCHRKVEK.
, ... ... " - .
LeftinburfT, August ii, 1Si4.
TOFFEIJ al Private Sale my Farm, situate
in White Deer township, adjoining lands
of John Kanrk Esq. Levi I'anrk, Kdtrard
Itanck, ft. II. Pawling, and Joel Ranrk. con
taining s,7 Acre more or less. It has a
good House, Bank Uarn, and ether Outbuild
ings. About 4 acres are welt Timbered, the
remainder under good cultivaiioo.
For terms inquire on ihe premises,
Oct. 7 pi!6ui JOMAH KANCK
FARM FOR SiLE.
T OFFER nr n.a i. . i. .,.
tnwrt.hm ' I. rnn.a.n A J.
: - . , r , , " : :
' or less, cleared and in a food siaie of ruin- ,
gtiotl siaie oi ruin- ,
Timber Land near ihe above track For
terms iniuire of we at Mnilinburg, or of
L,.. f....ed M...l.na nw. tk- la.m, ' I
Oct 10 ' DAVID MOORE j
BUFFAL0E HOUSE" far Sale.
T
HE Trustees of the University al Lewis- I
bur?, otier for sale th laree three:
; storey noue, known as the Uufint lints.
'""" ""isourg. corner oi second and
. . , . . ,
,'cu,s "reeis. opposne ine ourt Mouse. !
The e"'Lre bu:'n ' "f ,,r,ctli- f on
Kaisftti!! St anrl ?A tut-l . Si I .a . w II
6n,ihed w,lh al' ,he cvenie.,ces and inrxlern
improvements lor a first clas Hotel. The 1 T
stablmg. sheds, 4c , are ample to accominc- I
'"' ""'"l! ... ... . .
Th D" property will be deposed of at
moderate price and on easy irrins. F-r ,
"r,her informatn.n. luiir of I..F..MILI.KR.-
f.i.n or J.A.Kr. iri fl.enerjlAnv..tI...i
i feurg, L'uipo Co. l'a
7. " "r
' sfSt
FOF SALE.
llKll( XIII.K Bu.Miii ar I.oi. iiiasr U
a pleaatti part uf l.rwthor;. Teronl
to soil i.ir purchaser. For further informah
(,.. !- of I :)- I,- D BKEWER
FOR RENT,
'l
1WHSTI.KEY Br.ck HOl'HE ndl
l.t IT on North Funh vre. JhCL
Marcn IX. ii. H. r. SHCIXtK.
onr Week
1 RlonCoiitif) Court I'roclsimafloa
T II III! i-A-.ihr 1 1 u. SAM'I. S. WOO US.
Prex, (t nr J.j ije fi rthr )t!i Judie:-.'
llixtrirt i.f PenniyUatii.T, r5niiBTTd ct r: n
eouniies ul" t'nioti, M.tHin and avder. :.d
liii V?si mr ion arid foHK itw ESta.i.--ciaie
Jii !e m I 'uo-ii county, have issuee ha:r
' pfrept, bearing liu.e llie lsl day of 1.
I l-IM. and ui me I'irec.ed. for the hnidfg :i
! Oi phans' f'onn. tVurt ol t nsnoun llii ;.e.
.id T r:n ... r. a. Ueneial ejuartrr s n
al LEWf-MH i'M. I Ihe count ol ; .M ';.,
on ihe'Ih rd Monday tf UllU'K. (oes.i :!
I!)'h day; ISM. aud to conlinue ene i" .
.Noli, e is therefore heret;y siven In t.'ur
oner, Jutiers i t the Peace an-i CtHWen ia
and for ihe county i f t non,:o apar.f ta loeir
! own proper persons ;!h the:r records, iiopii
1 sti;(ois,ejtatii:natton- nnd other remembra: r.n
; lo iio tlrf.'.e thiir; wh:ch of their rrfices ar. i ia
. lli-ir behalf arperlatn to br done ; and all Vf .i-
neses ar,d oiiirr persons prujcrnitn in behalf
! of the Couitnonweaith a'a.i...' any person or
persons, are rr.imred to I ti:en and iheie
alien. Iintr. and not Ui.art u uliont lea t their
peril. Jurors are requested to be punnaal ia
tti-.r atiendaoce at ihe appointed time agreea
! ble to notice.
j (iivn under mv hand and seal at the her
I if!' Ollire in I.ewiNtinrt; the 16th tiav of
, Nov. A L Inn I. an t the 7ih year ef ti
I I-.dept'ndciice of ihe I'nited Stairs of Ameri
j ca. liod save iht Vuimonwealih !
' F' Af.BKIOHT. Bheritf
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
"OTICE is hereby give a. to all eoMrraed.
that ihe lo'lowtn? named peraoaa ha.
I settled iheir accounts in the Register's Ortic
at i.eionr?, i nion county, ana tnai ma
said account win oe presenien lor ennnrm-
anon and aliowanre at the Orphans' Coart
o Ml a( ,.EWsBi;r.f.. for the coo.iy of
Lnion. on the third MOXWAT of Dec
nt, beina the Iih day of said moalh, via:
i The final account of ti. N. Yoanpmaa.
Ailm'r of Jhn H Smith, dee'd, late of tb.
nor iu;h of Mttilinhur?.
i The account of Nathan Myers, Ex'r of
the last will and testament of Ann &. Baiw,
(wite of Jusiah Baker) late ol the boroBghof
Lewisbure. dec d.
3 The final account of Frederick Boltad
er. surv vin" Executor of the last will aad
y statnent of Mn Meet, dee'd, laie uf Line
siooe towD'-riip.
4 Tne ace . unt of lieo. Hanck, Cuardia.
of Mirgi.Trt K:i.th. a minor child of Uauiel
Reisb. dte'd. as exh.bite l by Conrad Sheek.
ler. one of the Administrators of said Georg.
Hauck. dc'd.
5 The accntint of James Marshall, Adm'r
ot the estate of J.i't P. Vfiliert, dee'd, lata of
While Deer town-h p
E. 11. WEIKEL, Refiir
register's Office". Lewisburg. Nov. li. ISH4
i oiti;i." .iTT.itn.nEXT. .
I'nion ("t unty. .-
---e. The t'ouimonwenlth ofPennsy'. a
- L. a. - van ia U the thenti of said cou:. y,
( wew ) tireet.iis: :
We command vou that ynu ailarh all lha
ri;hi, title, interest, and proiiis of Francis J.
Kennedy, iu a certain tract of unseated laart
situate on the foiith Branch of Whne Deer
Creek now or formerly in While Deer Twp.
I'nio-n cotintv, containing in the whole Ibre.
hundred and Twenty acres, and which was
surveyed ou ihe 31si of August, 17riti, in pox
suance of a warrant granted to Daciel Au
ramll. dated ihe I3lh. ol June. I7SS, in wbos.
hands t.r posseion soever the same may be.
ts.i that he be and appear before our Court of
Common Pleas to be holden in Lewtsburf in
and for said couniv. on ihe lllih day of De
cember nr ii. there lo answer Robert J. Ken
nedy tfa Plea in assumpsit: ihat be be and
appear before our Court on ihr said 19th day
of December next, in answer what shall bo
objected against him and abide the judgment
of ihe Court therein. Aud bave you there
and then this writ.
Witness the II norable S S Woods.Preai
dent Ju I -.- of sa.d Court at Lewisburg, lha
Sd day ol November. ISfil.
J. W. SA N Li, Prothnnotarv-
Sulpxna in Divorce.
i ( t'nuio Cotuitv,.ss. The CoiriTion.
i i. s. , veViUh i,f Pennyl .auia, lo u.
j f. j M'Uitsiiiin, Ciee'trj :
hereas. Charles A. M'Gre?nr did, -n '..a
i 31si day of Morrh.A ) Tiit,p,-:'.er his p- : a
I to our Judc rf cur Court of e inm.-B Plea (i t. -
rour.te of I i,ii.ii. p.Htii... t r tli- ctut tier-1.. t
j..rtt,. that i:,- i , a Kimc. r miK;
ori-.i from tne i-.ti.i i.r inairi u..s Dtee.i t-
oa lira riri- r. W.tli re;..re mrt.ntauil , t e
t..w.ti,-.. i f'.u j.-t;ie tkat - :
lTX "-'"Z
l-tarcift a Court oif XM i-t-a. tw te i t . t
the county . f t i i n the i-.m, .u .t rv. -ml
to in- fi r llie -e-iii..n nr ui I til .:i;a e ;.ai i-a ... .-.
cr.aej to i.li. a- ei.iiie. -r arte v. .it h... ah f: . .
Chniie. A. M'tlp-or. v,.ur liu.-bau-i. .Iioulil not t 'itv.
I on-e.1 frorn the l. ntl. ..f mitltiniorv. aureeshlt h
. L '"1?-' 'n ,UlU ' f"'"t-
DCIWir ,
Willie., the !l.-n -3 K Wntl. Peei.t.Mt f nH. ..LI
Court t Lewi-l-urif. the ;:oth ,iar of --a., A l, Is..
I'. II. II .-.-KM'l.lii. Pen. l r..i:iKisrT.
VOTICi: to Tax 4 ollerVorik. Yt
il are hereby meitied that vonr D't.iliesie
must be settled np by December Court, as no
further lime will be allowed.
To Owner. All Tasrs nnpanl alter
Dec Court will he entered up against vour
propeitv. WD. Il ES. Ct. Trrfs'p.
Audit.ir's Notice.
IN the Court of Common Pleas of Tnion
Countv. Vend. Ex. .Vt. IS, eieni.T.18S4.
J John C. Waisuo s Haupi, Kulr 4 Co.
The Auditor appointed lo disiribuie lha
Pf""'" 'l sale ol ihe real estate of
"""V ,he h" '
writ, win
rit, wlil meet the parties interested al hi.
,r. . , ,,,k .. v . ,
JOHX B. LINN. Aadtsnr
Lewisburg Bridge Election.
VTICE " hereby given to thr St.ikliolt.
er of Ihe Lfwishurs Briil t'omnanr.
thai an Klittirn witi Ka k.i.i ... kk r
f Ihe Prri.,nt. cn MooiUv. ihe 1 tiny uf Jan-
PrrM.Um v. in0JT-r a .
PtrL - t., mn,i,., .1 .,..1
pany for one vrar.
siouu uvi use 11 VI t- waaaai-
WILLIAM CAMERON, President
l.ewisbnrg. Dec. 1. isnt pd
CAUTION.
DO hrebr win nil persrn not tf trnm
Bnyie. county )o. mv aceounl, as I will
va'd,u. c,,n,rtc,ed by her.
00 y nlX t Rny
y.w Prr, N ins-1 r
'
a
rar wife. LuatmitTisj. (now of TroielriU.
Deed co sale al Ctr.-aute effic.