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The daily union., 1854-11-18
T,urErI>os AND evEuy OrHGH DnsCrIp-

iisHrEttNGs AND hNEuH OTHER bESCViP
v o hou efurnsbing dry goods I'VE
importers auctions New York. briiapr
e We a velvet tapestry, Bn-ses three
and which viii sell from 30 TO
80 cent. less than former
Also e'egant aud varied stock Of curtain materials
a-ocaiclie,
nd cotton ane dn,k senos Turkey red eashmeo
rmtfnderg1
and by The yard, very esggns and cheap.
We likewise prepared Offer Inducements
foot nIu, all Kinds of quilts aud comforts,
nase ~ " 20 3i2 pi,r, nen sheeung all ~id'l pillow
darnk tnb. i,ecloths dama~k
uen tep oco crish Scotch, Russia
diaper, liable oiclelh, &C.
Initct, without enumeiaing go~,i
and the public ueneaiy this
goods .oagt grcay reduced figures
ag. auction will be sold
credit GesosA At corresponding tow rates.
f- " f BARNES n MITCHELL,
ON the avenue, between 9Th and 9h 1ces,
Sen 91-eoiuif
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Order Tor tickets and shares and certificates OF ackas
above splendid lotteries will the
of each drawing will be immediately
TO all who order from
Address +. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Oct 22--'d Wilmington, Del.
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ft,Ia NEW YORK QUAitiERLY october.
Memorable Women 1be snry Of their Lives by Mrs Newol
Croslnid.
Illustrations oil r.lal.na
Society. g., Henry Glrs, author o ,ecafis and Essays
PorHs by Thoma- William ,Arsope.
E-y Country Cinca Yafd--smali elegantly illus
n.
luss received al TAYLOR Il MAURY,S
oct Bookstore, 9th
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/ AND WARRANT NOrICE-In June, 1854, the Commits
~ Pensions issued honaiyisud NO
I, under the 1850 Elizabeth
widow oi William Cooper, deceaed matted
the address Of r. place. Said
wnrrah, I'm failed reach h. hands Of Chambers
OF person nu'lo'sed
In the General Land Office the
fraudulent claimant aud sppicaiion will be made
stoner u Pensions for duplicate Of said
ELIZABETH COOPER.
BucyRps, tOh,o,) October 10, ia5i
Oct l4--iswGw
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Ew FALL GOODS -iiayug just returned from the Nofih,
" take pleasure informing friends and patsoas and
the public generally that have thr inspection
The elegant collection o cohs
nf French snsb fabes rejected with
bes nposne houses New all OF which pre-
pstGd the latest approved s
and the tpost reasonable
WILLIAM TUCKER
eupsyIvania avenue between ~ and 9th streets.
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Oct b--etepE

HhGhEH's FARsAA, psepared expressly for fami-
- hcs delicate and food for all
,ho most economical nutritious, and wholesome
brought To the table, enneny combining Df
palate with ample and heathu Of Strictly
speaking. iecker neither
atve, strengthening The digestive
ordered bowes daGa, dyaenry and cholera,
when TODD sdeemed admissible physicians,
cano' a to be sauary and wherever known
IN hosIas and
prevention OF sickness
People in health should,
common food To preserve the incstimafIe biersing.
For saIe by
Pitts, II Commerce BaitImore Dingco Brother, "a
South Front street, Phiiadepha g. G. Bowdear Co. IL Long
Wharf, Boston and by Heckcr
the Crofon Mills, 2Oi Cherry street, New York.
Sep3Q 3Q--dim
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I Avs Relating 20 the Public I.~.d-.

I AVIS Relating 10 the Public ISns.dr.
IL Laws Of the United
Confederation. Treaties Proenmaon, spanish aud
Public
OF the United States N relation theo complete from the begin
" the government down March, 1885, in vols.
being Legislative
i've the United States relation the Public Lands
folio
Whites Collection OF Laws chariers aud Local Ordinances
Britain France and Spain
land their respective colonies and the
the -ueci vois containing Bis
translation OF Axo and Mauues
Institutes OF the Civil sp,ip.
Rcbmidt's Civil fpuo
OF the Mexican Congress;
Rockwets Compilation Mex relation
Ia Mines and Titles Real Estate vol.
Laws Of the Colonies Govrrnens 1859 down,
ward, relation Indians Affairs,
nss Of the Congress OF The Confederation Of
On the same subject vol FRANCK TAYLOR.
OrX
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4 USrhfS nArEhIAIs.-Jus, received aad sal.,
" rc aud select Materials
satin sans French 2obens fr.neh u an English
aanatk a's In al nagpatle cvns and cnafts producing
best Effect
Tr ean9 siel, s~s transparent cno aud embroidered
Icu4ip under cnraia ,i,ops aud ba,ds matching
A'so the latest nub- " lie Gard. Meube Aucicn
Journal d. Ameubemcnim sb,ch contains
tb last making aud
otner draper, 10 b. had
be distinctly hnderrtooi -rlus goods
usiy the of ourselves
possible u
seller satisfied s1aie
be offer other
goods 'hp cQaary afford fhr 'be money
tsTas cash, uaiess a previous arre.ment Is made.
CLAGErr, DODSON, h co,
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uu,tea States Patent Once,

WathIUgton, September 20 Ito4.
Caroline >. Williams, admnistraifx Df Tl0s
Williams Mnrecu Station New York,
fot patent the enid Thos r. VIII
IAN of December ioi0 improvement
cinsy hardening filing Sc the
OF said which takes place ,he sa day DE
crnhrr, 1854
retn heard Patent Office
Monday 97i U( November II O'clock aud all
persons bed TO AMI show u they have
why srid petition ought nutio be granted.
The required file in the
objections specially forth writing ea., twenty
hearing; filed by either party
the said be taken and Transmitted
with The rules of the oiee which viii be ON
picaon.
testimony ,i be l7h Of November
deposnus relied testimony be filed
in the on"e before of that day the "
any, within days thereafter.
Ordered, be published the Union, intei
ecncYr, Evening Washington, c.; Evening Argus
Philadelphia Scientific American, New York;
Daily Conrier, iufalo Y,
week m three successive weeks previous he ah o Noyem
het ncH, he day ofheaune
CHARLES MASON,
Editor vf the above viii please and send
their bills Office, with paper containing this notice
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NTATE OF NEW JENSEY.-In the matter O I. 60
ton, &c. = f~
Notice Is hereby given inquis0n
ce of New Jersey touching the
kuh late Of the or unterdon
without heirs TO Inherit duly held BY sheriff said
county and jury ,ae m day Of August hath duly
executed aud returned file
'nid coi All ersnns therefore,
es;st required said
Trenton within tenp days after the rst April A. d. 1885,
and then and there i w the eaid
ant TO The laws Of 10 saie in such
X. p. THOMPSON,
Attorney General Of N. J.
TRISfos, N. j., Sept. 20, 1864.
G-iaw6mf
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\ EW Fall and Wintcr Goods.--WM. II. STANFORD,
~ Merchant Tailor north gida doors
OF Third street. has Iare andhandsome
meat Of French and English goods which
he calls hs Of bis
will he aade order The notice,
fashionable style, possible price,
M BAlwnys on hand general Of genemens fur
b-iiing goods
Oct l-2awlwii
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A CaRD-WAbTEk AHPER y co. would his n,eth
OF informing Their end cusiomers and purchasers generally
beautiful goods Of taons, comprising
eyrry dcsrabe uss, emhoidere iancy
goods faris c'oaks, naptes, sc,
ALSO
si table damask, birdeyc
daptr napkins, doyiss &c, very reduced prices.
J--1teof
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I ALL AND WINTER styles of reRdy-psadc clothing
and huh, embracing the Talna,
nge shaped black, tGe fashionable
lrck and dress pp aaJ inred cnssmere business
black laanh3ons; pushes
SC.
Boys aud youths clothing always on llind.
The ahoyr wiz be sold The
NOAH WALKER 3 co,
Marble Hall Clothing tmpoi, ,uiI,
scpr 2g--J,awixf Browns building.
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n ,rIOSaL MrpicAL COLLEGE. wa.h,nuton-Th,

" thirty third annual lectures viii
fn,rh Monday IN October and continue unt March,
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Oct lo-eod2w
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EDiCAL DEPARTMENT. GEOKGEVOyVN
vi THE lectures viii commence November 5h and
continue until the middle OF March.
Terms including mar
ton, S25 dissecting ticket, $40.
FACULTY.
eli
flodoardo NJ and the Diseases
Women Children
Johnson Eliot, NJ. D., Professor of
James Morgan, NJ JsRisprudence and
Hygiene
j. NJ. snyder, NJ. D., Professor O Surgery.
Benjamin Craig d. d. Professor Medical Chemistry
Physiology.
H. r. Howard NJ D. and Therapeu
tics.
Alex. X Young, NJ H., Demonstration of Anatomy.
F.ODOARDO HOWARD, TeHu,
Oct '-2awtAov0 Corner 10Th NJ Fists.
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/ SEN YORK FAIL. GU1nA- j, RiGGLEs, Merchant
N Tailor New York
of ciutn
"i III. hur qualities imported all of wh
| the public,
Aio, handsome ard varrd furnishing
gentlemen.
Good boys, which u make order the
line stock of ready made cIo'hihg,
suhsuDli which he viii sell being
bnng his attention fnc,y i s cgar merchant tailoring
u
~ seventh street, opposii. scidep wi,hcrs, X Go.
sept
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UMBER, LUMBER, LuNti 4Itst THE undersigned
established themselves IN NE nmLer bu.inrss "a
BRIDGE the canal wheT they sale
of seasoned lumber
Persons desiring up buildings
IN furnished by calling yard.
Un hand, fine lot Of cedar posts
sepi29-2aw4w GRIPS l. WALLER.
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OUsE-FUKNIsIIING Dry GOods, Carpeting, Floor
complcts Styles
of
reduced prices, which
Inducements hoasekeeers and purchasers The following
li.t of leading articles:
$50 pieces style velvet caIpetings
do do Brussels do
100 do do qualify do do
% DO Bright. patent English do do
10 do tapestry velvet stair and passage carpe6ngs
do
$50 do do
hall and step Venetian
rs pieces 4, la-%, IA printed druggen
~ printed drugaet crumb cloths, richly bordeed
2J elegant mosaic
$50 chenille and tuned cheap
80 brass stair rods, all lcnghs
full floor oil clotbs, which
shape or size for hail. passsge
in c"rtain materials and AItures name
IS pieces rich anes
10 do do worsted LANES
do do un da
10 do Turkey red -twiiled csshmereh
rs do coored worrtcd damasks
so pairs nch lace cunns
20 do do embroidered muslin curtains
30 DE- do tamboured 10
20 pieces embroder,d aud tamboured musns
W rich ght ~indow eorhIces all sizes
i"gethef with fixtures such aass
Ps cea'sc tsses, and sk and woed
As, :" winch we respectfully invite the attention OF purchasers
HOOE, BRO, CO.
ssp 10 2,sw4wn
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NV HOOKS. good collection books old.
Is to be tnd prices
Nv n every case the which
Novs rRAycx r.yIoe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31

BEG leave respectfully to call the Publc's
attention 10 my Establishment. Nc. :,:j
South FOURTH ST. (be!ow Chestnul), Phi!nd-
eiDhia. for The manufacture and sale of s.n-
ycIOpcS, where will always be in readiness
10 attend 10 any orders NAV be favored with.
am prepared TO furnish Envelopes Of every
quality. size and description, Wholesale aud
Retail. The Gov eminent pattern. plain and legal.
would also call attention to the Die-Snk-
ing, Engraving. Printing, and Enclosing of
Business Cards for Envelopes, Le'lcr-heads.
Bill-heads, Cards. Circulars, &c. all Of which
furnish at very low rates. Stamping letters
prevents their going 10 the Dead Letter Office.
With patent machines Of the latest improve
mcnts for enclosing, printing, &c, also for
the manufacture OF Envelopes and every iaci-
lity for executing orders with despatch. and for
their delivery by Express Lines or as may be
agreed upon, I can not fail 10 compete with If
not excel any other establishment Of the KIND
in the world. ~ Homeopathic Envelopes
constantly on hand. samples of which may be
seen Cironicie office, also Of Die-Stampea Env.
[Iv5l77Jt1 WM. COLBERT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
FINE STATIONERY.

CtRAIG & FULTON, 10 South EIGHTH
" Street, Phiiadtlphin-beg leave TO call
the attention of County Dealers, Schools, and
persons visiting the City, TO their complete
assortmen, of English. French, and Am'r'ca'
STATIC NER (which they are selling Whole
sale and Retail on the most reasonable terms.
Their stock comprises er'ry rarieiy of Cap,
Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes, inciud-
ing full assortment Of the celebrated goods
of DE La Rue & Co. and T'hos Rhoads & Sons
of Lcndon. Also
Gold and Steel Pens. Drawing Pencils Fa-
ber's and others), Drawing Paper. Bristol
Board, Sealing Wax, Ink, Inhstands, Rodgers +,
Crookes, ,Wos,cnhoims' and other fine Cutlery,
Por,monaes, Pocket Books. Portfolios, Writ
ing Desks, &c. &c. Persons visiting the City
can have their paper and envelopes embossed
with their Initials without extra charge.
20 Orders from dealers and institutions Of
learning respectfully solicited and filed with
the striciest integrity LGm5lzpdl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
LATER NEWS.

LATER NEWS.
The Royal Mail Steamer Africa, arrived
at New York yesterday morning. Her
news is of an exciting character, although
no battles are reported. The rumor that
Russia had made new propositions for
peace is confirmed, but they were of such
a nature that they could not be accepted.
The news of the capture of Kalafat by the
Russians, seems to have been fabrication.
On the contrary, the Russians are retiring
from before that place. A Greek insur-
rection has again broken out in Western
Turkey. 1t seems to be Of a formidable
character. The British feet had sailed for
the Baltic. The Queen had issued pro-
clamatiou against British subjects engaging
in foreign service.
Austria and Prussia still maintain neu.
trail ground, although the former is raising
large army.
The French force of the East numbers
10000 men. Spain is reported to be in
distracted condition. 1t will be seen that
the news has a tendency to produce de-
cline in cotton and breadstuffs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Willow Ware, SC.

II. COULTER, 40 South SECOND ST.,
Philadelphia, . doors above Chestnut, East
side, Importer and Manufacturer all kinds Of
VULLOW WARE-Consisting in part Of
w the following. Ladies Travelling Bas-
kets, Work Baskets, Flower Baskets, Office
Baskets, Segar Baskets. Plain, Fancy and En-
broidered Baskets, Ladies Work Stands and
Sewing Chairs of beautiful design and excel
lent workmanship, which he is selling remar-
kably cheap for Cash.
N.B.-Just received from Germany a large
and varied assortment Of FANCY GOODS, TO
which the attention Of the public is respect.
fully invited [6m5l7t3d]
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
FITS! FITS! FITS!
TIE vIe.TApLE rxrRAcf
EPILEPTIC PILLS,

For the cure Of Fits. Spasm', Cramps, and al
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS who are laboring under this
distressing malady will find the VEGET-
ABLE EPILEPIIC PILLS to be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy
or Falling Fits.
These Pills possess q specific action on the nervous
system and although they prepared especially for the
purpose Of curing Fits they will be found ofepeciaI ben
eft for all afflicted with weak nerves. or whose
has been prostrated shattered from
any Whatever In chronic complaints, discases
Of long standing superIduced by nervousness they
exceedingly beneficial.
Price s. per box two boxes for S. Persons out Of
the CITY enclosing remittance will hare the Pills sent
them through the mail free Of postage For sale by
SETH s. HANCE. No. los. B,LrEon. STREEI. Baltimore
Nd, to whom orders from all psrts ofthe Union must be
addressed post pnid. IIyI16-new c.w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Sherif's Sale.

DI virtue Of writ of Vend. Ex. issued out
ID of the Cour, Of Common Pleas of Union
county and 10 me directed, will expose to
public sale AT the house Of VIM. l.. Ritter, in
the town Of New Columbia, on FnIpaY. 3lst
March inst. commencing al ten o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, The following descri-
bed real estate, 10 w.t.
certain tract of land situate in White Deer
township, Union county, Containing 53 Acres
more or less, all cleared and in a high state Of
cultivation, adjoining the River Susquehanna
on the east, lands of Samuel Gemberliny on
the south, Public Road on the west. and
lands Of Michael Eyre on the north, with the
aPpurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property Of MICHAEL Horrnax.
JOHN KESSLER. Sheriff.
Sheriif's Office, New Berlin, March 4, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Fruit and Confectionery.

nUBINCAM & SELLERS, Wholesale Ma
IL nufacturers and Dealers in Conlection-
cry of all kinds. No. ll3 North Third ST. below
Race-PHILADELPIIIA
The attention of dealers is requested TO an
examination of their stock, switch will be found
to be al isast equal to any in the city. FOR
EIGN FRUITS of all kinds in season.
NIB. Orders by mail or otherwise promptly
attended TO. [2m5l3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Book Agents Wanted.

4 GENTS WANTED in every Town and
II County in the United States, TO sell the
most popular and salcable books published
many of them beautifully illustrated with Col
ored Engravings; also the most popular works
of T. S. ARTHUR, including "Arthur's Cottage
Library"
Intelligent and cnterprsing will find this pleas
ant anil profitable business.
For particulars, address (postpa;d)
J. W. BRADLEY, Publisher.
lyi92 No. IS North Fourth st. H.i,pds,pIir.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
ROWE & CUSTOy,

III, North Third Street, 6elo1 Race,
PHILADELPHIA.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Corn Brcoms, Looking Glasses, Coriage,
Painted Buckets, Wick andTwines, Clocks,
Willow Baskets, Window Shades, Matches,
Cedar Ware, Bris,le Brushes, Backing.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE Of all kinds,
at the Manufacturers lowest Cash prices.
JAMES ErsroN.I 3m509 lJNo. VI. Row..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31

1No Controversy between this and any other Patent
The utility and practical advantages arising
from the use of the great ttime-and-labor-s
qualities of the Sewing Machine being now
universally admitted, and several patents hav-
ing already appeared, the next question which
naturally arises Is, Which one of these is best
adapted for household or manufacturing pur-
poses In answer, we would beg leave to
state in a few words the advantages which we
believe our Machine possesses over all others.
ask far and candid examination OF its merits, and with
confidence leave the in the hands enghtene
and discriminating public for just righteous verdict
We claim, in the first place, ability to make the
strop2es h1ndsomes and most durable scam, and one
which will neither rip ravcl when every third stitch
Is cut The stitch by which this end is attained dis
tingushing fature Of patent being wholly unlike
any other in and secured exclusively by letters
patent.
Secondly, the simplicity of the construction Of our Ma
chine, running it does entirely the "cam eccentric
movement" without the use Of single cog wheel,
not fail Of convincing the most casual Observer Of its
inmense strength and consequent durability.
Thirdly rejection Of the shuttle" action frees the
operator from the necessity Of stopping every w minutes
to replsnish the quill, and enables use ordinary
spools Of cotton or silk Of OF 800 yards in length
Manufacturers Of Eoots, Shoes Baes, Clothing Mat.
tresses Carriages and all Cloth Leather work. where
strength and durability required from the vcry finest
to the heaviest, will ind this the only Machine sapted
TO their use.
Pamphlets containing drawings and numerous test,
ossas from those Who have used them for years. may
bshsa or will be sent by request and the Machine NAV
Be sesn in full operation BY calling any sbove Offices
ASrThe Gold Medal for the Bsa Sewing Machine vas
awarded us at the Great Fair the American Iusttute
held in New York and at the Fair Of the MARYLAND Ips
tsuts, held 1t Baltimore, 0rt 1854 .
.SnSl'esdi GROVER, BAKER b CO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Baltimore Adv'ts.

a@1z-&
-y CARR, GEISE & CO.,
Flour, Grain, & Lumber Commission
Merchants. % & % Spears Wharf,
n.rru To baltimore.
John Clarke. Esq, Pres. Citizens Bank, p.,,u
A. r. Giles, Esq, Cash. Franklin do
Rogers. %r "ss: sinnct s, SON &c Go philadsiphia-
J. Tome, Esq. Presid. Cerii Rank, Port Deposit.
}. wsilower Son, Harrisburg.
ia JH. u Arp r. 'sl Co., selinssro'o.
Maybe. Wingstc l. Co.. Milton.
ssnVo M % eSSasi ssSasieE FL: k:Q Mnne,.
George Bcdine, Esq. Huehssvil!s.
VIM. Weaver, Montoursvilie.
eV T.w Ta I,ays, Fsar ksq. Cashier. }vc,,.n,,o,.
James II. Huling, Esq,
Lewis q. Hulinc. Esq.
Mlienry Butb Jersey Shore.
j. p. Hung. Esq, Lock Haven.
EFCARR, GEISE & co have the largest
Wrf room of any Commission House in
Baltimore. always giving quick despatch to
boats in discharging their cargces. 6m5l7
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From Harrisburg.

Editorial Correspondence OF Lewisburg Chronicle.
HARRISBURG, March 27.
The Chronicle has come to hand. Edi-
torial correspondence not received" Quite
likely, inasmuch as none was sent-there
being too mauy irons in the fre, and too
many other fish to fry, just now, in this
immaculate Capitol, to permit indulgence
in the luxury of epistolary editorials. So
your readers may costly reckon up the pro-
fit of that loss, and bless their stars that
they have escaped the threatened inAiction
for one week. at any rate.
suppose the subject uppermcst in the
minds of your people as they turn wish
full glance towards this political Mecca, is
the probable fate of the bill to divide Union
county. 1t is backed up. so far, by the
signatures of3 100 petitioners tor, and 962
a9ains, it; and passed the Senate, unani-
m,ous!y. 1t then was sent to the House,
where it was referred to the committee on
New Counties, who gave it a partial hear
ing on las: Thursday, and for want Of time
adjourned over till Wednesday next, when
they will probably report it to the House,
with favorable recommendation. From
that point, if the people of the county we're
faithfully represented on the floor Of the
House, there would be no serious difficulty
in the way of its passage. But the men,
Der from Union seems 10 consider himself
endowed with some kind of autocratic
power to do as he rleases, without regard
to the wishes Of his constituents; and acts
very much as if he considered the people
Of county sort Of militia battalion, to be
governed by has will, instead Of their o,rn.
He discards their petitions entirely, as be-
ing of no sort of account on the Division
question. lie plants himself on the ridic-
uiously abortive attempt to take vote on
Division last fall, and considers that, and
the fact of his own election, as absolutely
conclusive against the friends Of Division,
aud-as he stated to the Com mittee-he
don't know what they mean by coming
here now to agitate the question. l leave
you, Mr.. Publisher, to explain the falsity
and injustice Of this attitude
This is purely local question, and it is
customary to refer such bills to the men,
ber from the district to be affected by it,
and other members dislike, as a general
thing, to interfere. But the petitions are
addressed to the Legislature, and the whole
House must act on them under oath, and
when the bill comes up and its merits are
understood, the indications of opinions so
far, lead me to hope that the petitions will
have justice done them, and not be kicked
out of doors while in the exercise of their
constitutional rights.
Our Member goes from desk to desk,
imploring his fellow members to stand by
him in this emergency. But he evades
bis direct responsibility to his constituents,
BY peremptorily refusing to be candidate
for reelection. 1t will be well for him if
he don't, with his vote and opposition on
record against this bill, he would be swept
from the field as if struck by whirl-wind
H. &C Il.