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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
The Advocates of High Postage.

1t may be interesting to the people, as
well as convenient for reference, to place
on record the names Of the Senators who
voted for the bill to increase the tax on
letters for the benefit of the South, and to
place in the hands of the Administration
more money to be squaudercd on personal
favorites, and to advance the corrupt
schemes Of Mr.. buchanan. Here they
are from the Washington Globe:
YEAs-Messrs. Benjamin, Bright,
Brown, Chestnut, Clay, CIingman, Critten-
den, Davis, Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Green,
Gwin, Hammond, Houston, Hunter, w.
ersoD, johnson of Arkansas, johnson of
Tennessee, Jones, Lane, Mason, Pearce,
Polk, Reid, Sebastian, Slidell, TOombs,
Ward and Yulee-29.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Bayard, Bigler,
Broderick, Chandler, Clark, Collamer,
Dixon, Doolittle, Douglas, Durkee, Fes-
,enden, Foot, Foster, Hale, Hamlin, Har-
Ian, King, Pugh, Rice, Seward, Shields,
Simmons, Stuart, Trumbull, Wade, Viii
son, and Wright-2S.
Every one of the affirmative was from
the South, except Bright and Fitch, of
Indiana, Gwin of California, Jones of To-
wa, and Lane Of Oregon. And the arAOls
20, creep, CyHenden, are Democrdts-the
friends of the poor man, as they call
themselves. Erery Republican r0ted No,
Of fcoursc-and with them, eight Northern
Democrats, who felt instructed BY the
public opinion of their constituents, and
also one Senator frcm a nominal Slave
State, Bayard of Delaware. This record,
like that on the Homestead Bill, speaks
for itself
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
Yo2 The s1AE LEwl.DuEG CHRONICLE.

P5a THE sTAE LEwIsBUEG CHRONICLE.
We find in our Diary for 1888, the fol-
lowing particulars of series Of events
covering less space of time than that
narrated above, but exhibiting in like
manner the care of Providence exercised
over an inoffensive insane person.
Joseph L. rockingham, young man
of a wealthy family in Salem, Mass, had
been obliged to desist from studying, on
account of deliriOus turns which seemed
to accompany confined mental efforts, and
he commenced mercantile clerkship in
New York. Not having had any recur-
renee of his affliction for some years, and
anxious to acquire more liberal education,
he entered the Oneida Institute, a manual
labor school, at Whitesborough, near Utica,
NY, where, by judicious union of labor
and study, he hoped to bo secure and
prosperous. He took boarding in pri-
vate family, and was known to have re.
ceived, in April, check of so on the
Branch Bank, which he had cashed.. and,
that evening, was missing! Everything
in bis room was in its usual state, and his
absence very mysterious. Notices were
read in the pulpit next Sabbath, and every
means taken to obtain some knowledge Of
him. At length, two colored men stated
under oath that they had been hired, by
tavern keeper, to throw something that
appeared like dead body, into the Mo-
hawk River, below Miller's Bridge; and
signs of blood on their dress and on their
wagon and harness, gave horrible confirm
alton of the suspicion that he was murder
ed for his money! The negroes were ar
rested, the River was dragged, a reward Of
slC0 was offered for the dead body, and
$500 for the perpetrators of the atrocious
deed-"A Voice from Philadelphia" Canon
ymous) pretended to make some horrible
revelations. :. but all in vain.
Some months after, the afflicted father
received letter from his supposed dead
son dated at Lige5pool IN Eng'and! Young
Mr.. Rockingham stated that he had pro-
baby .ys. s,ai.ai, as he Lad detected IL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
SOLID m OCK S

GIVEN WITH A "DEMoCRATIC' BLUDGEON
ON "DEMoCRATIC' HEADS.
Or, tie "PACKER" Organ at Harrisburg
pitching into "Rnnytrania's Foeorite
Son" aud his "man frtday," alas
BIdLER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
Gbr Star aaN CbrOn!flc.
MONDAY, MAY 23, 1859.

HEALTH OF LEwIsBURG.-The last
year has been one of general health in
this town and vicinity. Mr.. DOnacby,
Sexton of the Lewi,burg Cemetery, re-
ports the following interments during the
year ending lst inst:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

CARD PLAYISG-ssTo dribble away
life, Says Sir Walter Scott, Sin exchanging
bits of painted pasteboard, round a green
table for the paltry concern Of few sbil-
lings, can only be excused in folly or ,u-
perannuation. 1t is like riding on hob
by horse, when your uttermost e1ertions
never carry you foot forward; it is kind
Of mental tread-mill, where you are per-
peiually climbing, but never rise an inch"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

"Austria" We take to include all tho
smaller German States, but not Holland,
Belgium, &c. These with Denmark, Nor
way, Sweden, Switzerland, and Portugal,
it is thought will keep clear.
Great Britain It will be seen is bound
together by the heaviest deb, and carries
the most guns at sea, while France exceeds
her in the number of light ships Of war,
aud Austria, Russis, aud France have
more 1eG IL the Ee.d.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

A CHRIsr-LIKE SENTIMBNT.-Rev.D DR..
Johns, au Episcopal clergyman in Balti-
more, said of excessive denominatiOnal.
ism: "Wherever this goes beyond love
for souls, something is wrong SO fear
full am | of this spirit that have been ac-
customed for years in passing a house of
worship 0. some other denomination than
my own. to lit up my heart TO God in
PRAYER sJE that minister anu his people
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

A bill for the admission of the State Of
California has passed both branches of
the Legislature, and gone to the Govern
or for his signature. The bill is entitled
"An Act for granting the consent of the
Legislature to the foundation of differ
ent Government for the Southern cOun-
ties of the State," and undoubtedly looks
to the erection of territory thus set of,
into an independent State. The name pro-
posed to be given to it is the Territory of
Colorado, and is intended to be Slave
holding.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
Europeon Statistics.

We find floating in the papers, the fol-
lowing statement of the comparative ma
terial powers Of the Government of Europe
supposed to be possibly implicated in the
present war:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
Truth is Stranger than Fiction ?
The Bride Of Week Returns after q JHci'e Years
Absence.

The Bride of Week Eelarns afler IHci'e Years
We have been requested to suppress.
the names in the following curious histo
~, which has recently transpired, or rath-
er the last chapter Of which recently oc-
Cured in this country. A farmers son,
twelve years ago, married a neighboring
girl-the daughter of a very respectable
family They removed Immediately to
distant place, where they had been living
but few days, when, upon his return
home one evening, the wife of week was
missing She did not return that night,
during which he felt, of course, the W
most anxiety, and in the morning be star
ted in search Of her He could only learn
that she had taken the stage (alOne)
which led to 4 railroad station some miles
distant. He followed, but at the depot
lost all traces of her. lie wrote to her
former home, and published notices in the
newspapers, but could obtain no clue to
her whereabouts. He grieyed in loneli
ness a. her supposed criminal act, and, to
escape the scene where his week of unsul-
lied happiness had been followed by SO
great grief, he removed to this then
sparsely settled wilderness. He here set
tied upon promising piece of land, and
in its cultivation, and the cares of life,
sought forsetfulness of the past. lie sue
ceeded measurably, has filed offices of
trust, and grown wealthy. After few
years, his home requiring attention, he
married, but his wife lived only long
enough to bear him son, and witness the
first year of the little ones existence.
A few weeks since, as the we'll to do
man Of the world was sitting by his own
freside, there entered the house woman
well clad, Of fuller form, and twelve
years older, but the picture of the long
lost bride of week, and she was accom-
panied by girl of near dozen years.
The sober man of forty was startled,
but asked the strange visiter to be seated.
Then came her long and agonizIng story
All was obliviOus to her for the first ten
years Of their separation. She could tell
nothing except Of one hour of returned
reason, when the little girl beside her, his
daughter, was brought into the world.
After that time, f,fully, and at periods
remote from each other, came back reason
and memory. She had wandered to a
distant city, in state Of mild insanity;
there she fell among some kind people
and was installed in an insane asylum.
After the birth Of the daughter, and ten
years more spent within its walls, thoughts
Of her youth, her home, and her husband,
came back. She slowly recovered, then
visited her pareuts, learned where her
husband was, and few to him. Be sure
he clasped her in his arms, and they wept
upon each others necks. Again going be-
fore the altar, they were united, and she
now presidcs with careful dignity and ease
over his household.
But little is said about it in the neigh
borhood, except expressions Of wonder at
Squire DIS sudden and unexpected mar
riage, to one whom they suppose to be
fair widow with whom he had recently
become acquainted.-Nadison( Wis. )Aryus
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

Bishop Cobb, OF Ala, has sent to the
county treasurer at Huntsville, $500 ham
Gcl III. by a thief :: TIE confessional.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-24

- ~ fs<91e -
hfspfsfle sGoy
rssgla. Mis- 0x
a. fhs,p@s Wt.st VA =
Than sud jsn@> nsnt1c11
on ~ Hsat nt~e6sSs> !.
fh el1eet N M ne~1
sapIsfhh T ~ nRymvN
rnftase 4 apresiier dslssas@s ~
TN nhsiaH shldh meets II. jset ~ ~ ~
a Hehjay n btssmbs, h~st. - sptaant
aelegsiss q Ne charleston t'eisbtt ats on
Iehtign - yagninals candidates ~ ~ ~.
sl1eaeg #si We President
TN motion n rd " Clshiu, 4 esna
"ii'ee n fse s''s appointed % Avsn Sses
latiahs sspfesslee N Che sehss N he MET
~ %sheftupye Tho kfIgwinE gentlemen
ssfe aspeinfs1 Ny iht Chair
fI J " tlanim, Allied Hudson. JoLa
u Fisef, Ffeemaa Ifhy, sni Jerome John
#gf
baflns No. abseaee u ihe COMMITTEES "a
resolutions, " btina ssoefininnl lha rtd
: W Hfffs had arrived N iosn. on me-
tieii n fol Tnyltr = committee n three
tui y z. Taylor, Col John H. Dlel ins
HnI sam n williamson, we're appointed 1,
salt 90 llH and request hm 10 adlraas M,
wseiing Wlnrpnroh, cd Harris cam
fefwlfd anl addressed the meeting IN 4 fcv
Nellilmei aud appropriate remark. nj IL,
conclusion n Which, Col j. W Clanion
ebalfmnn N Che committee IN resolutions
submitted the iolloe ing, which we're mani
monzly adopted
Respired IN. That the Democracy al
Pamela county re.anifm The principles II III,
Cincinnati Platform, touching The question
~ slavery ~ %espounded BY The bred Sect
Decison.
Resohed, a. Having confidence IN N,
Democratic Party Of the State oI Miasi.sip.
pi and the delegation appointed by thu
County Convention, We therefore leave them
free to act ~ they may think right and
proper 10 the premises,
On motion Of A. NJ. Rsybmn, 30 dele.
gates were appointed by the chair to attend
the State Convention, to-wit,
ID. Prince, Col. Sam Matthews, N. G.
Taylor, J. !. Hoolc, DR.. J. &. Da,is, y. y.
Irby, A. Hudson, NJ. J. Walden, j. W.
Clinton, N. J. henson. =. 4. Williamson,
j. J. Meek, u. u. Killcbrcw, J. u. johnson,
J. Levers, J. r. Dickins, II. q. Croxier. d.
G. Brown, NJ. =. Sorry, q. l.. Hurt. j. u.
tiscr, J. d. Farley, John Boyce, w. =.
Up.pIlsl ~ - -.
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TIE WggGLL PANeLA STAR.

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p"f'.a' A'one Hns no. SATISFIED Ale
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ssh'"is ann el''egeA, ~ NE hessls " Ne
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's''a'as an' b'oAa WIN disguised ''aen
w. aa'''he. ps's'y r'"'r ''ns wo.l'
a'"f ."em' e"sf"aeh'ng 'hem even IN ths
sunny s"a'h' Inc eghfutn''oh vas ~assallsd
WI rfvt.fls'a ~ sa.J.e! 70 h'y''ef as'
pgea"'e y "ee''fen ms' mf'lisc. bound e
'ap"', maa' ue returned, Acts ~h'eh .ho'i'l
NV peen pah'fhea WIN The Isnnlile' OF
u.a.e". ss,e msIe,y 'nses'enea W the e.
'e.sen' ~ me r"r''Ne slave Law Ibi,
NV ms ase' made . nulo'y, rendered void
"P"a't'sa ss's m ,res'o" snl blood
a.s"' i"s was 'ha Deg'nn,ns q Victories
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One Of 'Ae Me~skis pspsss gives an &C.
eesas Of svs sssP>a = asuly aarsisd fslk.
Who arrived h sAss city, very rsccnsly, with
sAsis ssual ssshss 4 male and female a..
sesessss. 1A<y verc unable to proear,
soo~s ss shs 0sysse,- Csnnsssia, OF wor
sAss, M ssslly ven 'ssaken n" At q hoscl
sp@evn, vAsss oaly Two reons essid B,
sn,lahea y H. psssy, sad scsspqsessly
sAs baiss saa eSo1lsnsa had b ..bsnL" d
sepssses sssas ~ ~ y sbsse aays IN
sssa'1'esms lsspins slDsplsss vigilance,
htsrnSa hey leA h tkCAss, GF mas,
rsoey qsnrtss IA ~hisA 70 spena II.
.seey'Aesa. Deaf Slsns then. In Ia,
u sAesla M tAlsn psssAos - ! "
steaGDosaA
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hAaF stgfffn hsM lie IabllA
HH deIssffafw N ~ Aleggssn fsmafsa
Has az n VIZ fsledngg, ihas sH Il
HHlm Mo- Aashtt snim 90 - n fh#s a.
hslt Am TRINITY bHfa rshf n .isAa F..
aaH says N n dpNhtfsl N tf ~ . . r#fes N
WI ihHs go sivs : hotter sttff "A
#H4lfs fhla ifeals fffy Ifmrly H. ~ II
~ nee sna Lhtrnlny N a. psatia "A
AIaae MI W nFy hfA III iffy ness
tafff VHiia hfia llai W. fttg sIaeII H.
mp liuf 10 a. s%ll,eui h,ssp4pefs entire
" 1heT safely ~ M iessfte H. Lste :
afPh 200 Ts9.'ss, p,Ds,
W. khgs hull not haze Jadssi others
fagfis W Wa esa, hu pihef nsdlts sasn
iaaniliee W ihs, NJ ABERDEEN w. -,
n'i aag J1p', IN Mhd.a % eaa lhgw .
le'itf state n a.,D 'lhe niei.sshet
AID f'nfaly n uI~l"tpa h h., % b
'tahtn by 'mcb feetle hse, %. M above.
w. ate noi treated N snch 4 mannef, ~,
~ abeH 100 Subscribers W. leubi II there
are iweniy whu viii ua pay while large
and fesree'ublu amaIWf N Me whole have
paid ~ advance hii MIN MY himA n u.
seod ~ their nuearaRes, A Few are ttfy
taselfut They al have moacy.
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PROM

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The angmen.a-
tioa Of United States troops for the Rio
Grandc Is explained by the belief that spain,
France and England will Immediately take
such measures a. will obtain satisfaction for
claims due their suLjecss. This movement
would involve the national existence os
Mexico, or the substitution Of a monarchy
under tho protection u these powers. IL
this event. the United States my feel con.
strained to occupy the northern States 81
Mexico to obtain satisfaction Tor the claims
Of citisens, and for their security On the
frontier. Ii n sxpssssd that sos.e Of IL
vessels attached TO the homo squsdroa win
soon proceed 70 vsrs Crss end other Msxi.
can ports. Z
The wsr Department counscrmsndcd to.
day the order for six companies from Fort
Monroe and ave companies from Fort Leav.
enworth. These troops were recently order.
ea 10 Brownsville, Texas, bat their pvcseser
there aow 10 moi dssucd necessary.
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h will b. sssn BY advertisement m this
pass that Msbc 1 Dricsbachs Combined
Mcnsgcrlc Of animals viii bc here on The
n = aexs non,h-cisla days hence, aud
will give On afternoon and evening exhibi.
tiss. wssill aes ssssusps IN advise on the
sshIsst, ~, N this country, folks waf 20 to
~ ~ nlspAsMs,'' min or shine,
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r.nona smons.araa fisaaas

Any " N eaeh N The above itaiea.
.nnilsg y rood lyeaiiua wlete mphey ssn
h. male. snd 3 Auws speafed, are hereby
lakymd 'hsi parois y Ne pls~. There h
MT 4 tailor, sh~amalef ~ timer IN the
lssa, vhle much vml V to b. lonsi III III
The btswshea. Conr on, and soeal.a good
location.
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rxAscsuh W. ARE dad 10 anasabee
The '~fs return W l'auoln VI euf esieeiaed
friend. MAJOR e h. IaIIipas, Who has been
absent I've NJ ia weeks, on . tfIp 10 North
and South t'woIina, aiming his relatives
and fries1u. H. estcpdcd his trip 10 rhila
delvhiA, whefc he purchased M eeiiro nes
stmk n Ooels ~ this market, which will
M cpcwei nexi week, ., hn old stand,
The Major lccks ten years Younger Than
whsu ~ IN ". NJ. health IL much In
proved.
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lsAupnp ooTrom.

The New Orleans Picaynne says: I'VE
heard yesterday Of . lot Of cotton selling
for ~ cents, which va shsrwards rejected
hecaasc II was ssndsd. In less than an
hour i was rescld to ameshsr party for IS,
cents. Thcrs 10 danger II going into r.
sSs'sss In regard to sandcd cotton. All
which hangs low On the s,slk, and which Is
gathered sfser . rsis. will contain some
sand that The gin will not take oat. Some
buyers ssn TO be sbsols,ely frightened =,
the ~ = md h cotton. II will not do
~ vary ~ ~ iass sxsssmes."
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A wonp ~ nnAaos.

To aay The least VI ", We lecm II prudent
Thai measwc. should be- taken NJ IN eafly
day 10 enforce stsic, patrol regulation.
shortly before, during. and after the ap.
preaching Christmas h%olLdaya. At That
tlmp neFtooa aro more in.uborlinnte Than
At any oiher period they have then more
liberty and more money, aud, We might say,
less sense. They ought TO be- restrained
aud closely waIchcd--,hc peace and .afciy
Of oar home Arcrides require u, and We
trust that cur planlcrS generally, and citi.
sens md officers Of our country towns, will
nj oncc mature their plans TO set On foot a
sigilaut and elective police forces one ,hai
ean and will "rcrulnte' white folks saspi.
cionsly proving about, IA well ~ the negro.
Our exchanges are full Of accounts Of
gin-bonscs aud other buildings having been
burned recently throughout the SOUTH
We know not whats in the wind" Let
US he prepared to protect and defend.
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sAossh sisiss - paia, - hsss - sssulA ssss
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wA1ElDD, e. The sssidssss Of he hsiSSs
iAshse, On Tho 18th inst., BY The Rev. ~. Dos6.
c iss:, w. NJ 4 : - oV ~. c { s:'i;y1 s1., ssss!,
Of Shelby Cosasy, Tssssssss
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