Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-24
1r See New Advertisements.

re proportion Of active, solvent prucers consumers
snl dealers, MS any in the State.
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II See New Advertisements.
Rg-A tract of Ore Land in Lewis TT,
and some valuable Timber Land in Snyder
county, are offered at public sale among
our New Advertisements, to-day.
rg-The Governor has signed the bill
for the sale of the County Buildings, Sc,
OF New Berlin, dividing the proceeds be-
tween the counties of Union and Snyder
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The Summer session of the UNIVERSITY
commenced yesterday with handsome ac-
cession of new students in the various De
partmcnts,
The ACADEMY, rc-olens on Monday
next
We regret 20 be forced to announce
that operations on the upper sections of
the Northern Central Railroad, which We
stated last week as going ahead without.
delay, have been coun;ermandel for the
present. 1t is confidently asserted by
those interested, that few weeks will see
the work from suubury south going ahead
actively. /. has not yet been determined
at what point the Northern Central Rail-
road will enter the town. When it is
once determined, contributions should le
ready to provide, a, convenicn; location,
the site for the depot and machine shops.
-.SanJury Gr-ette.
TROUBLE IL kANsAs.-A difficulty has
occurred in Topeka A bogus sheriff at
tempted to arrest Free Seller on a p2ld-
zeal ciarye, but was driven off by a num-
Der of citizens. lie went away to some
other town, procured posse, mud return
cd to take his prisoner. Again, however,
the citizens interfcred, and prevented tho
arrest. Thereupon the sheriff sent mes
sage to acting governor Woodson, at Le-
compton. The result had not transpiroi
at the latest dates.
nm-Thc bill to separate the oflice Of
Sup. of Common Schools from that Of Sc
cretary Of the Commonwealth, has passed
both Houses. We can not doubt so wise
measure will meet the Governors prompt
approval, aHd public opinion points un-
mis'akeably to the prcsen; Deputy, Henry
{. Hickok, as the proper person to con-
tiuue in the charge Of the Department at
the present important period in its history.
Rev. Mr.. KallocA's ,rill in Boston hav,
ing resulted in disagreement Of the jury
hts congregation has passed resolution
expressing undiminished ccnfdcpce in
Linn, and requesting him to Resume his
pastoral charge. They also contribute ole
thousand dollars TO deisay the czpen-
scs rendered by his persecution.
The Kansas Census in its true charac
ter, and the election to be held Under 1t,
continue to be the staple topic Of various
letters published III our exchanges. They
all agree that the census takers have made
no pretence of accuracy, have stUlionsly
avoided the free soiers, aad counted some
three thousand bogus voters from Missouri.
The late Cashier of the Newcastle Bank
is iu Jail, on charge Of taking money from
the Bank without the leave of the direc-
tors. Speculation and % fast living" in
his case, and carclessness on the part of
the President aud Directors, have wasted
much money, and given much alarm to
the public.
Judge Rupert, Ex-Sheriff Billmyer,and
Or. Ramsey, Of Bloou.sburg, lave been
robbed of hams, shoulders, meat, and "sla-
thers of eatables" The "local" Of the
Democrat thinks "such conduct Is disgrace
full" Decidedly improper. Ought to DO
ashamed of themselves.
SATURDAY April 1s.-Mr. Bower, on
leave given, read in place bill to permit
the Court of Union county TO sentence
Samuel Kleckner and Lewis Bsuucr to
the House of Refuge; which was Ia
ken up and passed finally.
aTnE STATES is the name OF new
Democratic paper in Washington City,
published by John ?. lleiss, What Is
in the wind, that requires another Organ
for Democracy?
LII Marcy, of Tunkhannock, lumber
man, died Gu the 10Th inst, at Shamokln
Dam after 2i hours illness. Eating too
much when indisposcd brought on cramp
from which he died.
At New Orleans, on the ooh ul', the
editors of the Picayunc partook of straw
berries grown in the open air. Mosqui-
toes have appeared in Wilmington, N. c.,
in good condition.
By the destructive fire in Baltimore on
Tuesday night week, fifteen persons were