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The Senate consists OF two Snators from each
State There are thirty Stats, represented by
sixty. two Senators.
Whgs in Hafic,' Old Line Democrats, in Roman.
Those marked T. d., Independent Democrats w.,
those elected az Union men, ). Il, those elected
Southern or State Rights men.
President Davu H. Atchson
Secretary AsbIy Dickins.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

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DR.. Morrison said he had not time to
recover from the effects of the gust Of
wind, that struck him with particular fury,
before he heard a cracking sound overhead,
and in moment Of time after the tempest
blew open the door with such violence,
the whole walls had fallen in. Immedi-
ately about the pulpit, in which be was
standing, the plastering was not broken,
and to his right several old ladies escaped
unhurt He expressed himself as being
greatly shocked at the suddenness of the
calamity and when he fairly recovered
from the blindness caused by the ascend
ing dust, most terrible sight presented
itself before him. He saw two men already
dead the head Of another man, greatly
mangled, just appearing among the rub
bish /; a lady claspins her child in the
agony of death /; and young lady with
her body bent across one of the seats, and
her face most horribly distor,ed. From
different parts Of the building, he could
hear the grOans of the dying, aud the
stified screams ef the crushed.
Of the injured persons, only one, Mrs.
Marshall, has yet expired. Miss Duff, is
in very precarious condition. Another
Mrs. Marshall, the wife of VIM. Marshall,
is not expected to recover. The other ill.,
jured parties are in fair way to recover.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
The Louisville Calamity.

The Louisville papers are filed with th'
details of the calamity of Sunday, and The
ceremonies of yesterday attending the fu
neral services Of the victims. The whole
city presented solemn spectacle from tho
tolling of the church bells, and the gene.
raj observance of the Mayors proclama
ton, requesting the closing of the stores
The First Presbyterian church, where
the funeral services of most of the deceas
ed were held, was densely crowded. The
bodies of the dead were placed upon a
platform in the tower, and the exercises
were conducted by several clergymen,
The spacious yard attached to the church
was also crowded. .......
At the opening of the exercises. the Rev.
DR.. Morrison, who oficiated at the i'll fat
ed church, remarked, that on the Sabbath
that had proved so disastrous to life, he
was requested to preach, but it was not
generally known that there would be di-
vine service, hence the small number that
were asscmbled-there not being more
than S5 persons in the house any time on
Sunday. On next Sunday, it was expect
ed that the Pastor recently invited would
be installed. During the sermon, which
had been commenced later than usual, the
storm came up, and the main door Of the
basement room, where the meeting was,
blown open. An Elder Of the church i'm
mediately rose and closed it, The door
was forced open second time, and again
closed. A third time the door was forced
open by violence Of the wind notwithstand-
ing the Elder was pressing against It at
the time. Instantly the whole house was
filed with particles Of sand, The speaker
had bis eyes filed with the 6ne dust, as
we'll as his audience. This caused some
disturbance in the assembly, and most OF
the persons rose to their feet, some jump
ing out Of the windows bear where they
gere sitting
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
We HAVE BEEN INFORMED that on Las

We HAVE BEEN INFORMED that on lsss
Saturday driver Of one Of tho ooaehes
running betwaau Shauokin and Pottsyi!le,
was so Intoxicated that he was unable to
manage his horses, and one Of the passep,
gers, for the safety of his fellow travellers,
was compelled TO take the reius. The road
in many places is Of such character as to
require the mcst careful driving, and it il
criminal carcleSsness TO submit the safety
of travellers in the hands of men addicted
to the use of Intoxicating Gquors.-Sxn,
bury Go-e'.e
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

1Prom u. Hayttord RsprLiiean Jun. sol

IFron tie Huttord RspnLiiean June o.
Two weeks since in notice Of the death Of Miss Mar
HuBREI, daughter Of Rev Mr.. Hubbsl, Of Conn. who's
wife is the author Of shady sde alluded 70 poe,
written and published short tine before her DEATH eI
titfrd IAN INVOCATION" 1t is so touch.ngly bsaat
full, and the circumstances under which it compose
are so striking that quote the poem entire below;
"Wherc on thy kindly pinions, tarriest thou,
oh soft, CELESTIAL bresih
Sent to my spirit from the Infinite,
Why should call thee-Deathi
On my white couch all day ! wait for thee,
And through the dewy night
Hath he commissioned thee 70 wing SO slow
And calm, thy solemn fightl
In vclve. fields I know the lambkins play,
And infapt violets peep;
Come swfter ere my almost parted heart
Return, for these to weep;
Where, still and pale. fade from hour to hour,
Eyes, keeping watch like stars,
Make earth dear, that still my spirit rests
without the crystal bars.
Should repinc while here. in arms love,
Just under heav-n's bright gate,
Until tue apEei of the Lord come down,
little while ! wait!
This lower sky il glorious fair,
am not tired of earth
From other spheres. / shall look love 10 thee,
Land Of my mortal birtLl
But have caught visions Of the palms,
Around the mount Of God
That mystic tree whose branches spread tie way
Which Christ the prophet, troj.
And underneath their shade my soul must dwell
With souls beatif.d-s
heard 1t whispered in the holy night,
By angels at my side,
Then, where on thy slow piniuns tarries, thou,
0 soft, celestial breath,
Sent to my spirit from the Infinite.
Why should call thce-D-athr'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

%New counterfeits on the Middle,
town Bank, of the denomination Of txo
dollars, are in circulation. To detect OBJ,
serve that the visne,te extends into the
name Of the bank which it does not in the
genuine ant they have also only the en-.
graver's name at the bottom, under the
cahier's signature, whereas the genuine
have them at bottom and left end Of the
note. The paper is also very bad. We
advise the people to be cautious, and look
to the above marks, by which the counter.
feits may be easily detected,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

l, is stated 'ha. the Pope has eIeom.
municated General Rarrupdia, President
of the Central American Republic, On &C.
count Of some recent Governmental acts
When the Bill of ex-oommuaioatiou was
received at Honduras, General Barrundia
is reported to have assembled large con.
course # people, including the chief dig.
nitaries Civil and Military of the nepub,
lie, and after having read the document in
their hearing, he rammed it into q cau.
non with his O~u hands and, pointing ths
peace eastward, fred i, into the air. Per,
haps the General belongs to the Know
Nothings.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
LYW1SByAR EnADNlHhB
SEPT. s, 1854.
More Direct Evidence.

1t is the constant cry Of New Berlin
an d Of some others who take mere asser
tion as truth, without investigating it
that Division of Union county would re
suit in imposing burden upon each sec
tion of $40 to $50, 900 for county buildings
and that all would have to be paid by tax
ation-that the annual costs of maintain
ing each County would be as great as the
whole now is-and that in case of division
the people would in a few years be more
clamorous to be set back, than they now
are to be separated.
Not word of proof is yentured Of any
of these asscrtions-uo facts, proven by
the history Of other Counties. AL North
ern and Central Pennsylvania once went
to Berks county for justice Northumber.
land was cut off, and nobody but few
in Reading suffered thereby, Columbia
and Union were struck off from Northum
berland county, and nobody but small
minority in Sunbury were the losers.
Moutour was struck from Columbia, and
Taxes are not only now less, in each of
those counties, but many other advantages
are gained by the people.
Although it is not our duty in this
controversy to proce a negatire, yet We
have been at some pains SO to do. We
wrote copies Of the follow ing interrogato-
ries, to gentlemen in the new counties of
Wyoming, Carbon, Juniata, Montour, &c,
and have received four replies, tpo of
which We have already published, and the
other two will be found below. And we
deem it proper to say, that We had no pri-
or knowledge of the views Of the gentle
men addressed we gave no private opini-
on, wish, or intimation, respecting the SUBJ
jcct matter and we give all the replies,
without mutilation, addition, alteration, or
suppression. Each writer, as We believe,
gives his opinion as he would under oath
and we have every confidence in their in
tegrity and intelligence. We submit them,
a month in advance of the Election and
We ask every candid, honest, sensible
reader, if such men are not much more
deserving of belief than the mere say-so
of personally interested or entirely unin-
formed men
In perusing the following, the reader
will bear in mind that Montour and Juni-
at a together have not over three -fourths
the taxable property of Union, yet each
are glad of their Independent existence,
and find it great saving Of money, as a
county and as individuals. Between Ju-
niata and Mifflin counties, there is a
mountain barrier similar to that of Jacks
Mountain and Chestnut Ridge, the pro-
posed boundary between Union and Sny-
der counties.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
For the Lewisburg Chronicle

learn by the Star of Youngstown, that
that is very moral place, Iudoed, such
is the oft repeated testimony of the whole
town. They have perfect right to blow
their own trumpet, for nobody will blow a
trumpet for them. However, if the seat
Of justice has made such moral commu,
nifty out Of them, why not extend the bles-
sing to Lewisburg, selinsgrove, and other
towns that need it sadly enough, according
to the Youngstown press. like to see "a
good thing go round"
1t is plain to be seen, in the light Of
the Middlecreek "mass" meeting, what
that Longstown debating school was got
up for. Think Of it-four Youngstown
speech makers, escorted by thirty y-eight of
a procession, inviting themselves over to
Middlecreel:, and trying, in strains Of elo-
queDce, german and english, to convert
the only Division man in the township
To convert the one man is certainly worth
all the demonstration cost, and our ardent
friend of the Volkesfreund l see is still
san guine Of a majority in Middlecreek,
tho the "mass" was not equal to the ora
tors and their escort!
How is it, Mr.. Times, about your Iron
Mountains and your Coal Beds, your
Furnaces and Forges, your pavements and
water-powers, your College and precisely
centre-of.the- universe location on perfectly
level roads just an hours ride only from
every place. Wake up, neighbors, or you
will lose some of the Grain Trade,
1 attended the Fair a. Longstown last
autumn, and we had pretty good time
Most Of the products were from Buffaloe
Valley. Some Of the ueishbors who went
over, and some who did not, intend to be
present at the next, but their Longstown
paper is not very communicative on the
subject. am afraid I shall hare to rec
ommend them to take the Chronicle,
So no more at present from
SLEEPTOWN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

"Old Grimes" may bs dead, but there
is no doubt that YOUNG GRIMES Is elected
Governor of Iowa. He is a native of the
same town as President Pierce, and grad,
uated at Dartmouth. About twelve years
ago be settled at Burlington, practiced
law, then retired, and started an Agricul.
tural paper. As the Wing candidate, be
s'umped the State thoroughly, advocating
Anti-Slavcry and Maine Law principles,
James W. Grimes has revolutiorized tho
State, Notwithstanding the jokes Of hia
opponents thai be would again go to grass'
after election aud they 'ne'er should ,es
him more
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

A YANKEE TOWNSHIP IN IowA.-The
Rev. Joseph Grinnell, lato of New York
city, with q number Of New England
people, has purchased thirty or forty
thousand acres Of land in Iowa city, and
commenced the work of building an enter.
prising town. Tho town is named Grinpcll,
and is within the county Of poweskiek.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

LIGuTNlNG.-We regret to say that the
barn of Michael Arnold, in Lower Angus.
ia 'owl ship, was struck by lightning on
Friday evcning,,he a5;b ult., aud entirely
consumed, together With all his hay and
grain, and also ,hreshing machine and
windmill .Ir. Arnold was insured in
one Of the Harrisburg companies fup
about six hundred dollars. The 6se vas
distinctly seen from Suntury.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
Lewisburg Post. Office Arrangements.

EASTERN Mails, every day except Sunday, =,
close at 3ls O'Clock, p.
WESTERN, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
close at ~ A. NJ
NORTHERN N(wilismsport) Mond. Wedn. and FRI,
80, close 1T Pm. Of night preceding
closs st IL, u
BUFFALoE + ROADS, ruesdsy and Friday,
Close at Pm. Of night preceding
Business hours daily (except sundays) from vntil
Gov. 23, iS5s. u. ". CR0rzER, Pm.
HAAD A VARIETY Of School Books
Blank Books. Gift Books for Holiday
presents, Pens, Ink. Letter and Cap Paper
Fancy Stationery, Magazines, Papers, etc. etc
for sile ehsgp at the LIwIssrna PosT Orncr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

THE TroITER OUr-rRorFED.-"ps
you keep matches asked q wag Of 10
taller.
80 yes, oil kinds" was the reply
well, then, III .uke trot'ing match
The retailer Immediately handed him
box of Brandreth's pills.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
II. C. HICKOK, EDITOR.
ON. WORDEN, PRINTER.
The Lewisburg Chronicle
Az INDEPENDENT FAMILY JornSAL,
Z,suel on Friday Mornings, at Lcr'so"ry
yy.,on couu,y. Pennsy'rdniH.


Union county, Rsnnsy'ean'H.
rrpvS-s, so per year for cash actually IN hd,
.1-s II n,ii within three months: sos II pA" ~, for
go 81 so il not paid before the year expires
n single number. sa ..n,s pcr
.,vvv,svNrSrs handsomely inserted ~ .,io, ' e
s,. ,re.k y cents each suhseqhcii, ~" -,
Two squares - for six months, ,nr,,, 10, Of a
S,,.,nt;. advertisements not -Sc''' -. Yearly
Msrcan .To wear Half squares, hat price y
,,4I,r,.nts nj Ter hslfa sqrsre, % cents W IT.
adserttss. lon: primer 10 BREWER, Il nonparei'-
n,,t;nuapces optional with the Puhiishef WIZ" al
d,irs are not paid; and Interest ON all a.''u''
accommodations solicited on topics of general ner.s,
,, .i,Ln The range Of party or sectarsn contest. 81
,,s 10 come pos; paid accom- panied ty the hsie anu
,iss Of tho writer I, rrrsiv. attention. go Lh"sc
.,;,r Exclusively to the Editorial Department 10 'e
s;-rrtei to Henry g. iIcKos, Esd Eft,aiu those Vi"
Iusiness matters TO o. y. WORnES, FaidiShsT.
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in the oiice
q, M. TIro1ie's and arrangements are n'ue " oo'"
Nv. from the East in advance Of the Malls
o,,ctcd with tn. Oai-s ample materials for most
yin5s JOB PRINTING, which will be executed Win
nasrnoss and despatch and on reasonable terms
IN Market iuarr north side, second story, I'D
'0'' "'' o. woRDEN, Proprietor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

PRE-EMPTioN ON KANSAS AND Ne
BRAsKA.-In the Washington Union. Of
last week, we find very elaborate opinion
Of Attorney General Cushing in reference
to the pre-emp.ion rights Of settlers in the
new territories Of Kansas snd Nebraska.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
REPLIES.

-, Juniata Co., Aug. 30, "a.
DEAR SIR-Some time since, received
a letter of inquiry from you, to which l
answer as follows:
!. The cost of Court House, Offices,
Jail, and Jail wall for this county, was
about $4,000. They we're erected by
Taxation, entirely. The Court Room is
not large, but answers our purpose very
we'll, and will do for time to come, if liti-
cation does not increase.
2. The Taxes of Juniata county we're
increased about one-fourth, for three or
four years after the Division. The per
centage on the assessment was then reduced
to about what VIC had been paying before
Division, and for the last fifteen years the
per centagc on the assessed property has
been lower than it was for the same period
before the Division.
8. There never has been amongst US q
desire to be set back to or connected with
Mif1in county.
4. Tho general interests Of the people
Of the counties-or, at least, Of Juniata-
have as / think been promoted in every
way by the Division. Previously, We bad
about eight weeks Of Court in Mi@in pei
year. Parties With their witnesses would
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

ASoruER IMpRoyEMENT.-Inou our walk
along Spears wharf, We notice another
fine warehouse. No Il whiuh has ju.a
been finished, built by Messrs. Cav, ,Giess
Il Co., commission IN ,rchants, for them,
selves. For location and arrangement il
is admirably adapted for their business,
having the advantage Of tbs dock in fron,
and running back 107 feet to Patterson
street: switch of the Baltimore and Ohio
r. R. Company passing the door. There ia
a spacious coal yard attached to the prem.
ises. The old warehouse which vas taken
down 70 make place for the new one, was
the oldes, On the wharf, being built near,
ly a hundred years ago, and was originally
used as bake house, and was we'll known
to many Of the sold wharf rats" as "Stiless
Bake House ''-RaItimore Clipper
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
The Farmer.

Officers of the Union County Agricultural Society.
President-JAcoB GUNDY, East Buffalo.
Tice Presidents
s,arrr sH,plr Hrry RoB'r u. BARRIER. Limestone
p,yicL wITMER. fb"pmon Ans. SwINEFoRn Nstc hrtiia
y n NEyG,s WfShingtoa Isaac EYEE. JHion
IIsyRT &. EYER PaaS J.COEG HEows f>tfBnfdto'
C. D,rRERY,y Y,fdiecr,I Dawn WATSON, Hrst BldItoc
LIN SyyS:Et Gai.r WN. ytSvuz,H Ruld!oc
1 ,oa BE,yEg B.rrsr tao. pREisp,cI. Mifqinbnrg
N,nG,Rlrz u; Errsr Isaac STEINER. LerrisJur1
J.r1G s,NDERS C-H'errii. rroM's How ,ED h'Hy
J1IN WILT, HIrt',y SAN. HENDERSON '3''te Deer
C,rr'y .Sec'y-RichlN.B .B Lincoln, Hartley.
Reg .Scc'y-O. n. Wordeu, Lewisburg.
Treasurer-Robert II Laird, East Buffalo.
LiJrarian-Samucl Wcirick, New Berlin.
Erecutiue Com-Jas =. Ross, Lewisburg.
do Isaac Slenkcr, NewBcrlin
do Henry w. Snyder, Penns
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

m Elijah Morrison, Esq, is the wh's
and Prohibition candidate for Assembly
III MiEliu county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
HETEROGENEOUS.

LEwIsBURG, Aug. -, 1854.
DEAR SIR Will you cbligc me by
answering, to the best of your knowledge,
the following inquiries
l. What was the cost of your County
Buildings, when first adapted to use
are they sufficient for the wants of the
County !? and we're they erected by taxa
ton?
2. Are the taxes Of county per.
ceptibly higher, in proportion to the
property, than they were say ten years
previous to the division!
8. Is there any general inclination to
have and -- counties re-uni.
ted, as they were before the DivisionY
4. Have or have not the general inte.
rests of the people of the two counties
socially, morally, and pccuniarily-bcen
benefited by the division ?
The substance of your replies l desire
for publication, with your permission.
Respectfully &c.
IN. WoRDEN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
VOLUME XI..--NO. 23
WHOLE NUMBER, 54S.

~~N~~~~~~~~~.~.~~
At the close he sums his position thus,
and says that it will be the duty sf the
President to maintain them by force il
need be. ain fine, my opinion is that .hs
act Of Congress gives presumption oaly in
such Of those lands ceded az are Lot sesui,
red first to be offered public sale; tha. the
lands ceded by the Delawares, Ioways, ,ard
Weas, under condition Of being first offer,
ed at public sale, are no more opened to
pre-emption by the act Of Congress than
was the military reservation at Fort Lea,
venworth that those lands cannot be IA.
ken up by settlers under claim Of pse-emp,
tion; and that al CLAIMS Of pse-su psiou
there will be merely void in Law, and will
confer no right, now or hereafter, on Walsh
to demand the issue of patent from The
Commissioner Of Public Lands"
This has a very important hearing upou
the settlement Of Kansas; aud canno, fail
to cause great difficulties to many Of tho
settlers, as no doub. it vas intended to.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
I'd Fair to be at LeWisburg,
Oct. 5 & 6, 1854.
G,,nm;,,ee Of Arropgemcns.

GEO. +. MILLER,
JONATHAN WOLFE,
JOSEPH VI. NEsBIT,
FRANCES WILSON,
JOHN Killing,