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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-08
make them, were kept painfully busy whole

make them, We're kept painfully busy a whole
year in collecting 1914, for which they re-
ceived 1888. At 0crakoke, North Carolina
| $50 were collected mt cost Of 81 800 4.
Port 0xfprtl, in Oregon, $3.50 we're collected
By two stnnt ahle-bolird men, who received
the insignificant sum If s.. 702 f,r hi. extra
ordinary effort. Monterey, California, the a.
| mount collcrted reached the snug sun II S42,
bnt it required three men - perform tie fsa.
They performed mrch greater one ly draw
ing salaries to the amount Of $1,000. At
Buffalo, in tlif State, &f0,140.t3 were col
lectcl, fpY which laioriuus s"ryi { 10 men re-
ccrcI tie comfortable fnm Of { 10 S9G.6l.
What kind OF . man must Mr. Cobb be to
sUIrr such atrocinus aliases rs :!cFe to go RI.
reformed? Doubtless lie il not responsible
for their orgina! eziatauce--tlsss leeches may
have tceu hanging to tie puuiic teat when
he assumed the Office. Bnt he sufiorad them
t, continue until the call from the Senate un-
covered their atro.iunsncss. Nay, We have
no evidence that lie has ever stopped this de-
libcrate robbery OF the pnbio purse, uor any
that it is not continued 10 ito present hour.
OF what nvais il that dates or imports rnu
up 10 high figure, if the money IS {, lie
squandercd in this scandnlous manner. Here
are only six Custom Houses whose gross re-
ccipts are $12,G43.95, to collect which costs
$44,779.S9, thus making dead lurs Of S32,-
1904. There must be gross. corrupt par
tiaauslip involved in this shameful waste OF
public money. T'lis excess Of cost must have
gone into the pockets Of the DULLES and whip
pcrs whom tie Administration everywhere
retain to carry elections. We doubt no: the
next House Of Representatives will Uncover
tissue Of sickening villainies, enacted in con-
nection with the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
just previous to the last election With waste
like this in single department of Govern
mcnt outlay, no surprise should he felt nj the
magnitude of any dcftiency ILL to lie sub
mittcd to Congress But the samc corrupt
extravaganza may hesccn in every department
aud will, no doubt, tie Hereafter detected
where il MAJ not nov lie even suspected-
Every investigation 50 fAr las developed itscE-
istcucc. The next Congress viii contain more
than one IIcrcu'cs, strong enough to grapple
with tie tlsl. Of uuyoiling tie hidden abon-
iua'ons Of the powers that he, and Of thus
showing why the Treasury is empty. Such
investigation, pushed with proper energy,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-08
Congrcgsicnns Nomination.

II is with no ordinary feelings of gratltica-
ton, that we announce to our readers, the
nomination by accaFnation of our talented
fellow citizen, Hon. II. W, Hoffman, as the
candidate OF the Opposition, in tins district,
for Congress. 1t is well known that Mr
Hoffman had determined not TO allow t.is
name to go before the Convention, hut tie
delegates flum the two lower counties, with
an uncommon unaniuity, had selected him
As the man. Mr.. Hoffman persisted in de-
,clning. and never gave lis consent, until he
was informed by committee appointed Tor
that purpose, that lie had pot only been nneh-
as the standard bearer oil the
marty, but that it had been done 10y acc!ama-
lion. The convention which made this nom
nation. and which assembled III llagelsIoNn
on last Thursday, was or' o! the largest that
ever net in that town, aHI IN Its personnel,
Of the highest respcctaLihty. Men Of the first
order Of talents, commanding in their ini'l-
ence and truly patriotic in their views, uni-
ted with the utmost harmony, aud without
tllG ulbhlHtlbE N'letj IA i'N'N''''''r - w.
t,rs of this Congressional district candidate
Of whom as Allcganians, NC are Justly proud.
il bchoovcs us then, when such large aud in
fuen,ial counties as Washington and Fred
crick, withhold their own claims, and give us
rs our standard learer an Alesauan, that
we should evince our appreciation OF the hor-
or by entering the contest with that spirit
which its importance demands. If there
should lie that determination Of purpose on
our part which indicates a consciousness OF
being in tho right, what is there to hinder
orr success? Frederick and Washington
counties have pledged themselves to DO better
thnn ever, and if Allcgany should do The
same, victory will perch upon our standard,
and the evening Of the first "Wednesday in
November next will witness the redemption
Of this district from tic rule Of the Sham De-
mpcrncy
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-08

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10y, ,t, 80 'r'H''o
~ '.,I 81 we "!t'f" tf
- $500. -. 1"ee'Eu u'r
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-08

---sE-Aa-s = on tir-'--------
Et5"1'h- Hon. Henry Winter Davis has
been Nominated as the American candidate
for Congress ia the fourth Congressional Dis
trict.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-08
NntiCGS.

TuE SoRrn BLITsH REVIEW rtR August,
Rcpubli.hed Ly l.. Scott 4 Co ID Gold street,
New York. Price, 81 per nnnum.
Opens with an article on the second volume
of Guix1t's Memoirs, which lie declared 10 be
one Of the most important books published in
France since the Revolution OF February. The
object Of the reviewer is to imprrss on the Brit
ish public the nccesaity Off truer knowledge
than they ow possess Of wha, passes in France,
"Painters PdtronzeG by Charles H. contains
fair amount ofagrecabie art gossip, and gives
suficicn: evidence that that monarch was nm
Sqridc Church Hiytorlr is q view of Cure
toms Ecclesias teal History OF John, Bishop Of
Ephcsus, being picture of the sixth n:ury
in church and state drawn by Il cotompornry
hand. KdaRcriHgS Of an ArttSr' calls nttcn-
ton 10 book ly Paul Kane containing sketch
cs and pictures illustrative Of North y mercnT
Indians and scenery. Another Paper Which.
rs relating 10 this country will gain attention
here, is entitled ".N:U EnyilnI J rociHciM lie
and Nistory' LIS drift may lie gathered from
The closing paragraph: 'Ihc tnElshmcn "'
the age of George H. knew litle of New Eng
land md its people. We know still less. Both
ages agree in wilfuly forgetting that, up TO
the Revolution, New England History is n
page OF cur own. We .ciR regard it ms having
sprung into baby hood in thercign OF Charles l
nnd the existence OF old families, old grndscs,
and old rrejuliccs, in n setIlcmcp. ola centu-
ry or two old, is locked upon by MS M ridicu-
lous and incoherent fancy We do not CON
slider that the eldest tree, you can hut trans
pl.ut it, with all it's roots aud sell about it,
will bear with it it, old age and its mejes' )
thousands Of miles away
Price Of The i1nr Reviews, S. year "D'"ck-
wood" and tire four Reviews, $40.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-08
County Convention.

The County Convention, Oh the part
If the American and Conservative OPP
position, 10 nominate candidates for
County officers, will be held IN the
Court House, on Friday, the 23d day
Of September next. The various dis
,ricts throughout the County arc re-
queated to hold meetings and appoint
delegates. by order OF the
AMERICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-08
Admins traitors Sale.

10y virtue OF an order OF the Orphans CouI /
ID OF Allegauy County, tie sUbscriber, MS Ac-
ministratur Of Nornnnd Bruce, late of said
county, deceased, will fel at public sale, tor
cnsh, on
saturday 6tIi day CT October, 1855,
at O'Clock, p. ~, in fl ont OF of the ST Ncho-
las Hotel, ia tie Town Of Cumberland, AllegG-
ny County, Maryland,
Scrip OF the Ches 'reake and Ohio Ca
nal Company, bearing interest Sl42l50
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-08
House For Rent.

A new Brick House with two story back
N building contang rooms and hall, cis-
tern an excelen, cellar and all necessary con-
veuiences for a comieriadle home, on Bedford
st. in Que OF the most respectable aud healthy
locations in Cumberland. For further partic-
ulirs enquire OF
Aug.4-tt. L. 7. SO&MERkAMP.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-08

ed, consisting of Messrs. Eichelberger. Kim
mel, Skinner, Reitzell, McCleary, and Resiey,
to wait upon Mr.. Hoffman, and apprise hin,
of lis nomination and request his preFeace =,
the Convention. The committee shortly az
ter returned with Mr.. Hoffman, WIN accepted
the nomination in a speech OF great pSwer
and e. qrence, which was frequently inter
rnpted hy bursts OF applause.
The Convention was "Iso ably addressed by
Joe. A. Skinner and i. X. Syester after be-
ing vocirernusly called fnr by the Convention
Gu motion Of J. G. Jones, Esq, it was u
nsuilnou'ly agreed tia; the next C,ngreei,n-
al Convention flouli lie held in the City Of
F elerick
On motion ol Gil. Kimme, il VIZ
Resoloea That the thanks o! this Onpveli-
tinn be rendered to its officers for the very
al r and satisfactory inprper with which they
dis hargod thor respective duties.
Ga motion of Jos. A. Skinner, Esq., Il was
RgsJlred, That the proceedings of this Con-
venti1n lie signed By It's officers, and publish
ell in all the AmericsI papers in tie Congress
sonal District.
FRED'K ScHLEY, Pres't.
Henry GRosH, '''s
5 J.; Hf i. KELLER, s.sya.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-08

Shares OF the stock Of the Homecoming Goa
Il Transportation Company.
Shares Of the Stock OF the Caledonia Mining
Company.
Shn,c, OF tAr stock of tie WellcrsOurE and
West Newton Plank Road Company
y Crru!ir,,c o. last mentioned Company lar
$l0 dividend on seii stock, convertible into
stock OF sriA Company.
JOHN T. EDWARDS,
Alm'r o! Normlnd H.u,e, deed.
Sept. ?. ,G5q-5t.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

Middle piy,,,", .f the sInbnry Erie ha!ifoaa
The middle division of this road, en-
bracing the backbone of the AlleghenIes,
was no, prmaneutly located until within
a few DAYS past. OF course there was
much dlR-rlty in ascerlaining the best
route. amidst such a wilderness of lofty
mountains Surveys had been made, seT-
eral years aco, bat nora of them proved
satisfactory; ard for the last two or three
years, there were one or more corps Of en-
ginoers constantly on various proposed
routes. The road has a. length been per-
manently located, on the Drifiwcod branch
of the SinncmahoniDg, by way of st. Ma
nv, in Elk county. This is the line rec
commended by Capt. jarrett, who, as
scientific and practical Railroad Engineer,
has no superior. 1t i. 10 doubt the best,
cheapest and shortest practical line, and
the most advantageous to the Railroad
company gencraily.-LocE H'rcn D'o',
The jersey shore RepubIica" says the
wo;k on the Sunbury aud Erie Railroad l.
progressing finely. \ large number %;
hasts alc employed in the vicinity Of Lin
den in laying the rails. On Monday eve
ming about Sna.down, the locomotive rau
up the road as far as the bridge below
Linden, aud it is expected that on the first
of July the Ifain viii run through to Lock
Haven
This is good news. Wo trust the
Road will to finished under Gov. Packers
Administration. Then persons going
West can 81 directly to Erie instead OF
around by himira or Harrisburg, and save
time aud III meg, and large scope of new
country will bo opened to settlement.
Bosroy, May 3-At North Adams,
Mass on Sunday, Miss Martha Builder,
respectable and accomplished young lady,
died suddenlg. On her death-hcd she az
cu,cd Chas X LitIcield, Cashier Of the
Adams Bank, with her ruin. Lttlcficid
has fed, leaving a wife and several chill
dren. The Bank accounts have been ex-
amincd, aud found all right.
The Onoila Conferences WIS in session
at Auburn s.twcjk. On Thursily night,
by iny'a'i,a from Gov. Seward about
two bundled ministers, member. Of the
Conference, called at his re,.doncc and
epj j'ycd bis hospitality.
NLw ORLEANS, May 3.-Cal. Lock
bridges A:nf at Pixies Pcnk. reports
that large number of the Disappointed
miners arc J,lnIrg bis Sonora expedition.
\ Rcsi-'Fy l4lw was passed by bofi
Houses of the Il gi,laiure, and si.n-I tJ
the Govcrror ot New York State
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
Union County Court Affairs.
Union County Cour; Proclamation

AI HEREA>, the Hon. AB'M S.WILSON,
w President Judge for the 10th Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties of Union, NJ film and Snyder, and
PHrLIP RuHL and JSo " WSIuoNToS EsqS, ASSo-
cia,e Judges in Union county, have sued their
precept, bearing date the 2olh day of Feby.
1888, and to me directed. for the holding of an
Orphans Court, Court of Common Pleas, Over
ana Termner. and General Quarter Sessions
at LEWISBURG, for the county of UNION,
on the THIRD MONDAY Of MAY (being the
l6ih day. 1859, and TO continue one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and ConstahleS in
and for the county of Union. to appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inqui-
silionS, examinations and other remembranceS
10 do those things which of their Offices and in
their behalf appertain TO be done; and all Wit
nesseS and other persons prosecuting In behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required 10 be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be punctual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea-
bic to notice.
Given under nv hand and seal at the Sher-
i'll S Office IN Lewisburg, the | lth day of A
pri, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffly-nRe, and the eighty
frsl year of the Independence OF the United
Slater 2f ATcrica.-God save the Common
weasrl .OHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
Is THE WORLD UWG2ATETUL {?
The Friend, of NJ. Lamartlnc Think II i.


We are nfery dlS-u>lfd WIN the sell .au-
datjon which some of our secon! class great
men are in tbe hahn Of rr,ctI,ip,. and w.
,re,, ,o,,,,>o :, er., ,i..,,.b ,n. ,,.t..,. -,
90.
u'>'">'s'u' one me wee u P''"'''''' y
th""Sh mol eA eA'Iu'iFey' fehch; and Is Io""d
among the second class OF great men, tui
never among the nr,, who are the real Jeac-
f,.,,r,. ,f,i ,...rit
"-' ''N '' '' ''''-'' " ''''
h"fe Is Io'!'z'd III al paris 81 'hr word. aa'
10 whom It Is not too much To say that mil
lions Of all creeGs and corpleyinuS are IN
J.b,a3 l,r ,l, ,,-..,-,.,,,.,, - d.. I..,.
,I,h,,,,. u.u...,.,.. ,.a'.-.. ,..,- ..-l
oo,e,ii,r e,,b,r ,,,o,.,!.', -,
of rh,sa vb, b,,.o Jer,,.aI ,l,,, -, ,,.il
,,,,bI,. t,o..,,.,.s ,,,,,, ~ IN. t..-,,,,,
tir>cir viii rho ,,.,,r,,,,,. ,r',, t ,,,rI. t,,
hoo, dan. arJ ,b,, rho rr,,o h,. t,,',, n,,I
We have t,s, To-, ,,,a ,b,.o r..,.o,,,.,.. t.
an ,rraaI ub,cb : ,,,, ,.,-l -,
half nfa a second cias, croIcb No., N
Alph,n,e I,n,,.,,. :, socrIe ,ho,,,rb r,.,n,
frr,',,y D,,I fr ,t,a r-..I,,s, -
rc,Icc,cL ,, I,,. -.
the sr,,o-, Of r.. .ion,I,,,,, ,I,,.. ,i 80.
his v,,ca ! ,,,,,l ,,.,,,S, ,,,r-a,'.,,,. ".
the bnn,, ,,r.., ,rba -. .,.t.at.
nrodnces IN s,,a,rIha, ~ -,
which shopld rs,hs- ,n,l.o h,,, LIr.I e. h.
ox,ravaoanrc. he s,,.s ,b,, n,,rr,,a. - h.
nrod,crions barabccI, ~ anJ,h,,,t.-,-'-,
-" '-' !. S''"' "t'H ''''' 'Il0lt'"It
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
The Slayaocraey Alarmed.

A convention of citizens Of Southern
States has boen called to meet at Nicks-
burg on the 9th of Nay. The call is
sigued By number of the prominent fire
eaters. The object of the convention, says
the Pi.tsburg Dispatch, is to discuss que'-
tions essential to tho "socuri,y and repose
of the slavsholding States" The danger
to their "repose" is greatly imminent,
say the Committee, "by the recent tri-
umphs of Black Repubicanisrn in every
free State Of the North, and its seemingly
secured majoritics in the Electoral Collie
ges." These wide-awake guardians of
slavery have, therefore, come to the con-
clu.on that deposition to slavery has en-
tered into tho head and heart of the peo-
pie of the North" and that "wisdom and
irmncss" on the part Of the South can
alone successfully meet it. We have not
a bi. Of doubt that the result Of the recent
Northern elections Will tend greatly to
confirm, in the minds of these alarmed
gentlemen, their melancholy conclusion
as TO the condition of the Northern "head
and heart" We have been accustomed
toahose annual gatherings for some years.
They ara generally very grave and very
amusing assemblagcs. At one time, they
determine to force commercial intercourse
with Europe by building line of steam
ers to run exclusively to Southern ports.
At another they conclude that secession
from the Union is their only chance fer
security and repose.' Yet nothing
comes Of this but fiery resolutions aud
Cayenne speeches. Altogether, these con-
ycntions are harmless affairs, and afford
our Southern friends pleasant relaxation
from plantation cares.-HurioJuy TIE
Gruph.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
0T INC 0Tif 4 VITWN
Il must and viii be done.

The proposed endowment Of the Semi
nary at New Berlin, and its elevation to
the rank of College is an effort appealing
at once to the pecuniary interests of the
vicinity, and to the Evangelical Associa
ton Of Christians everywhere The de-
nomination is able, ifProperly encouraged
by the vicinity, to endow the Institution.
Their increase in wealth ard in numbers,
and in desire for education, is such that
there is ability, and if there be willing
mind, 1t must be accomplished. The his
tory Of the Association is rich with the
evidences Of Divine favor, and nowhere
has it been more blessed than in Union
county. The location is moral, heal,bfui,
and living will there be cheap. Let the
citizens, by liberal subscription, show
their zeal and ongagedness in the cause,
and then appeal to their friends abroad
for help if necessary. "God helps those
who hep themselves" From a WELL
wisher, but not an actor in the public
effort. PHILoM.
rfa.We have received from Milton q
lengthy communication, taking to task the
citizens Of that town for their lack. of en-
terprise, whereby they are outs,rpped in
therace torprosperi;y by their neigh bors ov-
er here. The writer states that they plan
many good things, but neverperJ6rm them.
lie is particularly severe on the Y NJ.
Christian Association, which is too much
a mere copy of that in Philad., and too
exclusive, in his opinion, to be useful.
We know not how just his criticisms may
be in all respects, but as their publication
in our paper might be looked upon as an
unfair and partizan attack by one town
upon another, We decline it, especial
ly as its publication in Milton itself
(if anywhere) would be much more efTec-
tive.
A theological controversial article is
declined for the reason that not believing
such discussions, in local newspapers, ben
eGcial, but rather otherwise, We never in
sert them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

Samuel Swen?ie' Jos. D. foTey, Conrad Shec-
h,tt' ., '1,"es i'"-h' H. l. Do"s''' '''''''S
.>lpu---e~,u,.A wa, -.
NJ. rIoo,:,n c,r.;s,.o. r,r.io,
A n LAW '-O N = - - - W. = AVA
The coming Fall, the voters Of
Union county viii express their choice
for Auditor General and for Survey
or General, on the Stale Ticket will
vote for two Representatives in the
Legislature: and will elect the follow
ing County Officers Prothonotary,
Treasurer, Commissioner, District
Attorney, and Auditor.
Before the campaign opaus.wc wish
to throw out few friendly thoughts
to all, without particular or inyidi0us
reference to any person, or any time,
past or present. We trust they may
prove "a word in season.
FIRST. The Offices 10 be obtained
are not very remguerativc. Persons
in this county and elsewhere have
some times expended more time,
money, character, and influence, to
obtain stations, than they were really
worth when obtained. When an
Office in any particular costs more
than it comes to, it i n very poor IN
ycstmcnt OF cl!ort. W hen not obtain
ei honorabiy and fairly, moreover, 1t
Is 10 honor.
SECOND. Let no man be for mo-
mcnt looked upon or regarded as a
candidate OF our party, or as entitled
TO any chance IN the convention, un-
> less he openly and ahoye-board
PLEDGES HIMSELF TO ABIDE IN ALL
HONOR AND GOOD FAITH By TIE DEcI-
SION OF THAT BODY. This irving to
obtain a nomlnation-talliug-aud
then in fit Of anger or scit-coacelt
attempting TO destroy the integrity
of the party Icy "bolting,' Is all
wrong, and our people generally are
disgustcd with it. If any man is not
willing to trust himself in the hands
of his lricnds-if any is unwilling to
permit the whole party to choose be-
tween himself and his competitions
he is hardly to be trusted at any rate,
and the best thing for him and for u
is to Law him on the shelf until lie
comes to reason and Il happier frame
of mind.
Among fair and honorable men. it
is no harm or disgrace that some are
not chosen. for that result is incvita-
ble among contestants. Mere success
or failure is in such cases no peculiar
credit or reflection on any one. But
it is no credit TO anv man. if he comes
out second or third hest. TO allow him
self to be used by Loeofoco leaders,
and skinned" by Loco(oco printers,
TO distract the ranks of his true and
consistent friends and to weaken the
mower Of a uartv which he believes is
most friendly to the best interests of
our country and of our race.
Let Us. then. from the outstart. give
every candidate TO understand that
he must stand or fall with the means
instituted to determine upon our
candidate or he will have no pOsiti0n
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
MAZE STREET, MIFFLlNBuRG,

cr, aad travc,rrs-m,u auI -r.~.~--lu the
best manucr. with Board aaI Lodging.
Please "f:c ne call.
ApI.ag CHARLES C.oTIrE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

4 RESIDENCE on North Third street. -
n it being Half L.tof Ground. vl.h-I..-
a comfortable Two-Sf.rev Brick House frame
Stable, good Wy.l Of Water, and d varIe.y Of
choice FGu'.
Inquire Of J. L. NLAUGHLIN, Agent.
Iewl.iar-. tt--,r.r fs ISIS n