Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-28

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800" - -
rrSce ycw advertisements.
ray-Thi, weeks paper is Issued III ad-
vance Of our usual day, aad next week :
may be somcu hat bcAiud the usual time.
rS-A large number Of clergy and
others have already arrived, 10 attend the
E,,, B.lrimore Conference Of the NJ. i.
rnp,ch which commences its third session,
to.morrow morning, at the NJ. l.. Chapel
its morning sessions We understand are
ceneraly devoted to business, and the
evening, to anniversary scrm m, addresses,
g.. The seats. uf course. are free to all.
The Conference embraces about 200 Trci-
chcrs-4U GOO private members. II ltc,mpIl
scs portion of Baltimore, that section Of
Naryla ON the Potomac, aud the whole
tract Of country between the Al'cghenics
and the Su-qneharua as high as Berwick,
with a portion of Luz"rne, Columhia, NOT
,humbcriand aud York counties, to the
East of that River The proceedings as
they transpire We purpose giving from day
10 day in the RECORD.
rra. The Record We intend sending
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after the morning sessions of Conference,
and will be sent away by the first mails.
Sold at the Office or Conference room, ,
ceuts each delivered iu tVwn, or mailed,
i5 cents for the term.
The number of Subscribers to the
Daily already received, warrants Us IN rec
mmcndu- 1t a. an excellent medium
for the circulation Of proper ADVERTISE
ments. s. lor enc sIr1rr If II lines for
tl, t,rta = ir h,iCl sirr, W have v'ti fair
advertising iarr'ua- fr 0" ir'i 'ni Wi '' glad {"
rs,ci," turtle I""u AIyt, uD;i moro" morning
ssy-N>itors at the Chronicle Office will
please bear in mind that We are very busy
iust now, aud remember the motto" BE
shor;
Eas~The " Democratic Governor of
Kausas has vetoed 4 bill which passed the
Legislature aboli>hing Slavery in that
Territory. popular Sovrci-nty -" No
danger of Slavery going there Buch-
anan and Free Kansas - with ven
geauce
la-A Company of Light Artillery,
consisting Of xt; members, has been
formed in Lcwl>burg. They intend to
procure six pieces of cannon.
rGa-Thc lee has been moving out Of the
Susquchanna since Thursday # last week
We hear Of no damage being done.
rsA-We observe nothing Of special in
terest or importance in the Legislative
proceedings.
ItU-Uol Curtin was to - open the bali
by speech in Pittsburg, Saturday eve
ming last.
LEAyENwoE1u, X. f.. Feb. o.
The Pikcs Peak express arrived this
I"ornIng, with S-1Hu IN gold and the
mails.
Good prospects had been obtained
in the mountains between Denver
CITY and Grrgory's mines. Two
cords of quart. mingled with pvritcs
of iron. had welded, after crushing.
$1,000 in gold.
\ train of brcadstrTs and producc
he'd ARRIVED from, Nov. Nc,ico
mov. orI ox,,o,noI,. ,;,.b ,ur.r
IoI Laon Ti.aora.ad t,a ,n;I.. r.,,,
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N'So'' '''
REMOVAL OF TIE C,pIr,L-A select
committee of the Senate has rcnor,e5 =
bill in favor of REMOVING the Caritai fron
Harrisburg to Philal,Ipbia. We think
there is carrnntior cnonob in Harfi.Lur,
without recurring our LEGISLATORS to meet
in I,r,e c,,r I,ko pL;T,aoI,L;,-,Ior