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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20
Panther Hunt in Snyder County.

GREAT CONsTERNATION.-S days
ago, portion Of the good people Of the
lower end Of Snyder county were startled
by an unusual noise-bellowing, screech-
ing, and taking on in wonderful manner
and from seemingly different directions as
the wind varied. A great deal of terror
was excited by this invasion OF that peace
full region. Some thought, from the size
of the noise. it must be Gyascutus, an
Ich,hyosaurus, Mastadon, an Elephant,
Behemoth, or some other outlandish, hun
cry intruding mammoth Of Brobdiguagian
proportions. Some Of the wise old hunters
however somewhat calmed their fears by
assuring them from their own knowledge
that it was probably a monstrous Panther,
which had been driven from its home Gas
in other places this season. by the severity
of the weather; that it was dangerously
hungry; aud that its voice was uncom-
monty harsh from having caught cold by
sleeping away from home o night This
would not do-the monster must be extlr-
pated, and the Union saved again. And
so the lumberman left his logs, and tue
pioneer his cleariugs-the lsrael Putnams
and the Daniel Boones fixed up tbei, guns,
made their wills, kissed their wives and
children with a tear in each eye-and all
rallied towards the quarter from which
the roaring proceeded. With undaunted
step, eyes intent, ears pricked in every
direction, aud observant of every cracking
twig, the march Was kept up, and every
mile was evidently nearing the enemy. In
due course of time, he was surrounded,
driven into the premises of the Beaver
Furnace-and 10 the "daimaF ,cas Md
dlesrarh Kern d Co.'S new Steam Engine.
The "roar" of laughter that followed
this discovery, was about as loud as the
engine Long may it work and many
others be put up in this region.-Com,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20

Moses Sheppard who died recently in
Baltimore has left fortune Of nearly ono
million of dollars the greater part Of which
he devotes to benevolent purposes. lie
began life poor boy, having been born
somewhere in the neighborhood Of Phila-
delphia. He went to Baltimore about the
year 1900 and commenced life as poor
errand boy iu grocery establishment, In
which he ultimately became a clerk, then
a partner and afterwards conducted the
business for many years on bis own account
retiring from business with princely for
tune, at au carly period Of life. He had
but few educational advantages but strong
natural good sense. He belonged to the
society Of friends and has dedicated large
portion of his splendid fortune to the es-
tablishment of an Insancs Asylam near
Baltimore. Honored be his name and
memory.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20

SLAVERY WAR on EDUCATIoN.-lt Is
stated that the election of Prof W. Ii.
Powell, the Republican nominee for State
Superinteudent Of Public Instruction in
Illinois, will probably be avenged by the
destruction of the Free School system Of
Illinois. The Democrats have sworn to
abolish his Office, and the Egyptians in the
State Gall buchanan men, aud 10000 ol
whom can't read or write) demand that
the two.mill school tax shall be taken of
their lands.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20

s@We fully endorse the sentiment con-
tanned in the following extract, and hope
the boys Of Lewisburg will read 1t and
profit thereby 1t is taken from an old
Almanac, and has been repeatedly publish
ed, bu, is seldom out of place. The Alma
nae maker, speaking of boys who are out
after night, says:
"They acquire, under the cover Of night
an unhealthy state of miud-bad, vulgar,
immoral aud profane language, obscene
practises, criminal sentiments, q riotous
aud Staggering bearing. Indeed, it is in
the street, after nightfall, that the boys
principally acquire the education Of the
bad, and capacity for becoming rowdy,
dissolutc, criminal men. Parents, in this
particular, should have rigid and intex-
ible rule that will not permit son to 80
into the street after nightfall.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20

1t is stated that the late Preston ).
Brooks more than once deplored his con-
duct on the occasion of the Sumner assault
as the ulot and the misfortune of his life
that be declared bis only purpose at the
outset was to inAict the disgrace Of blow
and not any severe bodily injury-that he
was excited BY wine, Of which be had been
drinking freely, aud that the first bio"
struck reused all the demon within him,
and left him no longer in possession Of bis
iudpmspt or sell. control.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20
500. 1872
otal

One hundred members OF the Leglsla-
ture distributed among thi, number of tax
able inhabitants makes the ratio Of repre-
sentatiou 596I. Philadelphia will lose a
Senator, but gain . Representatives. a
member will be gained by Schuylkill, and
another by Luzerne. Probably Bsrks will
lose l, Bucks l, York l, and Fayette and
Wsstmoreland |. The ratio for Senators
is Is, 900, which will give another to the
counties outside of Philadelphia. There
need be few other changes.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.-Messrs. Ssod-
we'll and Lee, of Virginia, had hos,iis
meeting near Mr.. Blair's residence, this
afternoon. Three bloodiess shots were had
The hostilitiss were then adjourned, aud a
board of honor appointed to effect an ad-
justment of the difficulties. Messrs. Bo-
cock, Ksitt aud Goode, members Of the
House, and Capt. COrris, were on the
ground.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20
The Lancaster Bank.

Last evening we noticed briefly the ar
rest of B. e. Bachman, late President Of
the Lancaster Bank, on charge of en-
bezzlement preferred by stock holders Of
the Lancaster Bank, and hi. being held in
sl2 900 for hearing on "Wednesday next
Mr. LOngsnecker appeared at the Office Of
Alderman Frick about seven o'clock, and
entered bail i'll s24, 900 to answer at court,
Henry LoDgenecker aud Thomas Baum
g,rdner becoming his sureties in sl2, 900
each, besides recognizing personally il tL.
same amount.
The complaint charges that some time
in the month of March, 1855, David Long.
euecker, then President of the Lancaster
Bank, aud b. G. Bachman, Cashier of said
Bank, paid fifty thou aud dollars of the
money Of the Bank to the Lancaster oav-
ings Institution, on the notes Of W. l..
Helfeustein, which notes were endorsed by
either the President or Cashier Of said
Bank, in their individual name or names,
and other Directors OF said Bank that at
the maturity Of these notes they were pre-
sented at the Bank for payment, and were
directed by the Cashier to be paid, although
at the time, Mr.. He!fens,ein had NO funds
in that Bank to his credit to meet them
thus appropria;ing the funds of the Bank
to their own private indebtedness TO an
amour. exceeding $4,000.
The complain, further charges that the
said David Longeuecker, as President Of
the Lancaster Bank, did a, various times
appropriate the funds Of said Bank to bis
own individual use and benefit, and also
that he loaned out sumS money! the
property of said Bank, withou; tie Anowl-
edge or consent Of the Directors, to iudI-
viduals without security, aud which have
been since lost to the Bank.
We understand that the prosecutors in
these cases, have retained Messrs. Kline
and Brown, as special Counsel; Mr.. Dick
ey prosecuting the case in his official ca
pacity, as Dis;ric. A!torney.-D"y Err
press of Friday.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20

How TO MAKE ONE FARM Equal TO
THREE. a recent address before the
Ohio State Agricultural Society, T. 7.
Steward, Esq, thus spoke on this subject
Many farmcrs arc destroying the pro-
ductiveness of their farms BY shallow work.
As they find their crops are diminishing,
they think only of extending their acres Of
surfAce, as they suppose their title deeds
only give them right to six inches of
earth. If these will take their deeds, study
their meaning, and apply the lesson to
their fields, they will soon realize three
fold crops, that the law has given them
three farms where they supposed they had
only one; 10 other words that the subsoil
brought up and combined with top soil,
and enriched with the atmospheric iufu-
ences, and those other elements which ag-
ricultural science teaches them to apply
to their ground, will increase three fO.I tie
measure Of its productiveness.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20

In the Philhdslphia District Attorney
contested election case, much testimony
has been adduced showing the great e1-
tent and recklessness of the naturalization
frauds, which appear to have been carried
on under the auspices Of the Democratic
committee.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20

A WARNING TO CALlTHUMPIANs.-A
number of young men who had annoyed a
wedding party, i'll Chester county, with the
outlandish noise of ca!ithumpiau band, ,
consisting of "hOrse fiddle" &e., were tri-
ed in the Chester county courts, week be-
fore last, for riot-were convicted and m
ed each SIS and costs, and received very
wholesome lecture from Judge Haines.
We are rather inclined to say, 1t served
them right.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

HALIFAX, Feb. l4-The steamship
Europa, from Liverpool, arrived this fore
noon with dates to tha 3lst ult.
The papers furnish confirmation Of the
last news from Canton. Ii is rumored that
the American difficulty has been settled
by an apology from the Chinese au'horl
ties.
The reported peace with Persia has not
been confirmed.
A despatch from Cons'antiuople, dated
January l9ih, announce. that the British
steamers had evacuated the Isle Of Sur
peuts.
With regard to the Persian submission,
Lord Stratfcrd de Redclffe telegrapbs that
Persia submits on general grounds, and
not because Of the capture Of Busblro.
The details of the capture Of the latter
place had been received ut Bombay.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20
Taxab!es in the state.

THE NEW sEpTENNIAL APPoRTIONMENT.
Part Of the business of our State Legis-
lature, at its present session, will be the
reconstruction of the senatorial and repre-
sentative districts, according to the emu
meration of tho taxable inhabitants Of each
county. We have the following as the
statement Of taxables in tha State for the
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20
THE CHRONICLE.
FRIDAY. FEB. 20, 1857.
I.c,yixburg Bank.

We noticed last week that after the
hill to alter the name and enlarge the
privileges of the Lewisburg Savings
Institution had passed the Senate, lis
nrorress was impeded until answers
should be received TO certain lnterro-
ga.ories propoundcu by the Senate
committee on Banks, and mailed to
that Institution with others applying
for similar privileges) on the day OF
the passage of the bill. An answer to
the interrogatories was promptly
returned, which we presume proved
satisfactory, as the House Committee
on Banks have reported for passage
the Lewisburg and other Banks.
1t is agreed on all hands that some
addition should be made 10 the bank
inc capital of the State, and almost
every county is asking for charter.
There is not a bank of issue between
the Juniata and the West Branch-a
country demanding accommodations
of that nature to large extent. The
Lock Haven and Williamsport banks
are hardly sufficient to satisfy the
laundering interest alone. Danviile
can not satisfy the Iron works, nor
Northumberland the Coal region. A
bank for the Farming and ordinary
wants of the community, is therefore
imperatively demanded,her and from
the known and tried character of the
men at the head of the Institution
and from the stable and unhuctuatlng
nature of the business interests 1t is
designed to facilita se-it may safely
be urged that nowhere can such an
institution be more safely or worthily
located.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20
GBehold the Figures"

The New England States are
against Buchanan, by
majority of 172,ss5
The Middle States arc against
him by a majority Of 2O7,3l3
The North Western States
California e1cepted) are
against him by q majorityo of 12l,146
Behold these figures, ~5Ol,94l
majority against Buchanan in the Free
States. Verify, verify, and of truth, Dough
faces, "THERE is A NORTH"-and
there will be a greater North if Kansas be
admitted into the Union Slave State; if
slavery be extended over territory now
free; or if serious attempt be made to
revive the Slave Trade. This, our Demo-
cratic friends may write in book, ifthey
please, says the Holldaysburg Register.
1t is "mauifest destiny" and no number
of Naturalizations practible, nor frauds,
nor party drill, nor aught in Democratic
power, can prevent it. But for the pres
en,, let the figures We have given, thunder
in the ears of the Slavery Extensionisss-
"THERE Is A NORTH"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20

him in the world, and some Of them prac.
tised in own congregation, and town, and
annually goes to synods, and there gives
the right hand Of fellowship, to men who
practice some Of the sins | have euumera-
ted, and not living in his own congregation
and town, is strdHmy at Il y"at and s~dt-
ioriny a camel.
A question for you, Messrs. Editors ::
Would my foregoing confession Of faith
be a sufficient platform npon which to erect
a new sect or is it only part Of the faith
If the primitiye church ? J. +. l..
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-09-30
Miscellaneous.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN
LANCASTER Dr,TRIcT.
N THE COMMON pLEAS

X. u. billings who is in the CUSTODY Of
tn" Sheriff of Lancaster District. bv virtue
ct wrI's of Capias hd R"spurmeudnm 1T
the suits Of Belts d Stevens, Mckinzi.
tanow IL Co, B +. VI hv.lrr. Wi;te d.
GocdwIn, aud d. r. Mckae, naviny filed in
nv olEc". ,"g' ih"r with Schedule on oath
"t his Estate and effects. his petition To th..
Court of E"mm"n Pleas. PRAYING u ut he
NAV To-. admiIi"d Ia the benefit OF the acts
of the Gcncral Assembly made for the re.
lief of ims"lvcnu d"blurs. IL is ordered that
the sad Belts Il Stevens. McKinzir Cnduw
Il Co.,. B. i. Wheeler. Witie Il Goods in.
and ID. r McSae. and all other H,c Crrdi
tors 1" whom the said X q. Billings i. i'm
an" wise Indebted be-. and they are hereby
sum m"ned and have notice to appear. before
the said Court AT Lane ,ster Court House,
"n the Third M"ndnv in Octobrr sevt 30
show cause, II any hey can why the PRAYER
"f the petitioner aforesaid should rot bu
granted.
8licc of Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis
irict, July -, 1857.
J, a STEWMAN. Crk.
July 10. 22--3m
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Misc eIlaneous
MANSION HOUSE
CNMDEN- - O


TIlE SUBSCRIBER returns his thanks
> I" Nj friends and HE travelling rublic.
Tor thc liberal support which h.. hIs re-.
COW. aud pledges himself that nothing ON
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pleasant and .wrr"ahIr.
AT Tiir. Old MANSION.
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the "p Country. Wi,h gnud cIcanly n,.,l
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Ills Stables will he fn md in GOOD order
n''cnd'd b' II iaiIht" OSllrr. Ills Omni.
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Drawers can ALWAYS b" supplied with
good LOIS a"d SrABLlNG. with wafer
r""N"nlru""s '"r their stock. aud pruyrndrr
furnished al small al taucr on market
rates. T.. G. KOBiN$ON.
P"urrlv'Or
Aug. &c. 1857. pS-6,n
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NOTICE.

\ Lh Persons indebted to Rc by note or
N a"c"uui. ninst settle before the first of
o',"oer next ar thcv will fad their notes
ana "c""nntN in ti" hands at officers for col.
lection, for am bound to RAISE monc..
J B. COUSART.
ALSO. all those in'irbted {" the Estate
of Margaret &. Perry, deed. viii fnd their
N"ie~ III the hands of IN Attorney b, Re.
turn day mex, IT they fail To .ritIr with mr.
J. B. COUSARr, Admir-.
Sept. 8, 81. 3O-tG
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Sh eriH IS Sales.

Rf VIRTUE of Suudry Writs of Fl
ID Fa To me dIrrc. ed will sell IL the res
id"nrr Il y. Il Bhrkm"n on Tursd ~ th.
Cim "t pvi"hcr neat Ihc luilnwi " prr-nnul
property I" VT one d"ubl. Corn Slr'Irr.
"n" Cor" Pitutrr, one Snow B"x. on. LnI
at S""d.lr-, one hnr DK kuiir, six dry
b""iS boxes. one hnf "nzrn Chairs four
Trunks. "n" wash Stand. Two pairuf .Nudi.
r"nS. rHr Saddle and Briiai. one lonkin, ,
Ola gn| one I"t of CrOckerv. I,rvieI on
,'d 1" b" sold "a, the pr,p .rtv at \. Is.
Black m"m, "t The suit Of Baldwin. Starr &
10. and others pr-SI ~
There viii hc Soli also II ,hc residence
of JET, IN al Gr.ihi WITHIN rhc cy,l hour.
oi sale "n same d"y the i"lON ing personal
property 1" Wit one Biv Pnne, onr Sow
tnd M" lig~. two Cows ami two Calves,
ne liritr one three horse Wagon and
I"ir~, fuIr Shoals. one Sow anl trrrc
shoots, il"u,ch"ld aud ki,chrn furniture
.,nd Farming ulrn,,l-. Levied "n and {, De-.
-"'d ~ the property Of Jcrcmi ia Cir llin at
hr sui "i w J. Curri"n rf-Sl 25.
~ Cundi,i"nS Cash
HENRY HANCOCK, :. Id.
Lancaster G.. II. Sept. 49, 81.
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IllE STATE OF sou I'll CAROLINA
IANrAsrEK lI,rKIrr

B. II Hancock who is IN thr custod, of
the Snrrii "i Lancaster District by virtue
"t Il Mrli "t CopL,> Ad Suli,fIrcndum at
'"r >"iI It }. iih>~rltIur assignee, hav
iIG iI.ci ~ my "tli'c together Win Il Scnrd
ate. "u cath, at his r.>tiic and effects. hi,
P.trit"H /" tie Court uf Cumrun Plea,
PRAYING that ne NAV bc admitted to the
benefit at the Act, Of the GirnrrlI Assem-
Ol mad" for the relief "i Iu>",rul Deb.
bls 1t j. ordered that Tie sud J. \. li.s.
scI.Inr a>slgnrc and all other the creditor,
{" whom the SAID Is. K. Hancock is ia any
Mise indebted, hc and the, are hcrrh, sum
h'""rd ana have notice To appear before the
SAID t"Hrt, at Lancaster Court House on
the Third Monday in Oct"hcr next, 10 show
''"Se, II ANY they can. Why the PRAYER If
the Petition aforesaid should not b. granted
J. y. ) SrENNMAN.
Crk 6. &. =.
Office C"nrt of Common Pleas,
Lancaster District, =. =.
January >, 1887. 2U-3m
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

JntS'n y. li.'~NcI'iucl In Equity Lnncastc,
""m!tl spence fa>i ir dtrm NJ for
j"nm U Ingram Fraud Injunction
+. !. tlam"oni. Kcrirr Account.
/ appearing Ia my satisfaction that sam
l. "ri Hi"Ucr, on" "f tnc drtrnd.ur. in a,
o"Nr B'i, rr>rd"~ without the !rmtS ur rhi,
STAT. II j. ordered ON mnIinn Of Cnuk
H"dcii"r for r'mPLMuInt that the sal sam
"r' >rcn"" Il" amsNrr, pirIi or drmur To
I"c Bl.l IN above ctSr on or before. the II IA
dr at N"vcmhrr 1897. otherwise lad ,r>
m'ut pro comics,u viii be ordered against
IM.
JAMES H. WIrIERSPDON.
&. II. l.. ID.
AHg. 3. 1857. o5-3n. rr ST 90
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Lands For Sale.

N'r''' Allll
Under TIA" decree "f the Court &c Eg,ity
IN above c.,s', | viii >"iI at Lancaster I, II
"u the first Monday tHc 5lh duy or Oc,n.
bcr lsj. lie i"i!"N ing TRACTS ui land bc.nnr.
M 1" csI.,,e john IS Sm. IL! deceased
One Irac! containing 495 acr,- lbrinr part
"f ihr Jas B.ckmon grant or ,Gr.IIcrr"
P'arc) on the Head waters OF Bear Greek
nuumdrd 10y Lands, at Dr. J. " iord. estate.
"f j. u. Small. Jefferson BcIk ~ Joseph
Small and wife Dnla.
Om" Tract c"mr"..ng 2lS acres, briny
part at the McNluIlIn "I Hammond rr1ct.
"""rIdrd 10y Ian : at Mary Small, john :.
small lie Bvks l"ud, by land If Van
Buren, I've. DIR Ford. estate land OF Jnu.
Il. Smnii ami Jrtf Blk
One TrHct containing 3lI acres on Fla,
Crrck. bounded b. Lands ui Juhn ]. Black.
mon ard "ihrr,
TENNIS. u credit of ! aud . wears. Tn.
purchaser giving Bona wl;h sufficient ture-
urs. with interest from day ~ sale ami "A
mortgage "f the premises, except 50 mucI,
cash as viii pay cost md 'Nprnses
JAMES II. WIrllER SiUON,
c. r. l.. -.
Lancaster, Sept 3 81 3O-4tpfsl so
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Law Notice.

TIE undersigned have formed a partner.
ship for the practice Of Law in l.ascasIeI
aud the surrounding Districts.
All business entrusted to their care will
receive prompt attention.
DAWKlNS g. WYLIE.
THos. y. DAwKINS, Umlon,irle, S. e..
J"Hs ID. NYLiE, Did Ordinary's Ofhce in
the Court House at Laucasieryille, y. e..
Dec. lOlh 1856. I3-tc
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JOHN J. McKAIW.
Wh0ic>Hic a:ld Retail Druggist,
At the Old Stand Known as

At the Old Stand Known as
MCKAIN'S DRUG STORE.
CAMDEN, S. &
HAS on HAND 4 LARGE AND well
i i selected Stock Of
Drugs and VI diCincs.
FUkNcu, EHGLIsu, AND AmEEIcAN CuEMI.
GALS,
Patent Medicines, 7 hnmp-ouian Medicine, !,
Surgical Instruments. Trus-e%, Pants Od>.
aud Varni<hcs, Burning Fluid aad Cam
phcur, Niud"w Glass and Pau, llart.t 9th
aud Nuii Brush'-, Prriumrrv, th,"rin.
Extract, aud ever. article c"mpr. ing lhc
sincr o:' Deg. iT aud ApoIhrcary.
Pm, SiciT,~. Country Merchants and Plan.
tiers can dvpcuri "u their ORDERS meeting
prompt and c,r.EIl attention AMI upon the
m"st acromm"i ting terms. No extra
char:'e for packing gosds.
sept. ~, 1851. 30 -3m.