Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03

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-Courress is organized, business will 60
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EyBy the night mail. via Cat'a-
wissa and Milton to Williamsport, and the
r,oruing mails from Wiiliamsport down,
half days earlier news is bad in Lewis
burg from Philadelphia aud New York.
@-The prsirsc,ed mee,iag Of the Lew
isburs Lutheran church closed on Mou-
day evening last. There have been 6s ad-
ditions to their church during their revival,
embracing petsons ftor IL to az years OF
sge.
eT Attention is requested ts tae ad
e - nf
York, whose instantaneous StereOscoPic
Views and Stereescopic Instruments are
said to be uucauslled. Mr.. 4 has tecusht
che art to such pecfeeEen, that views can
be taken ia fractio. Of second Of t!sIe.
rA-A bill has passed both Branches OF
The Nebraska Legislature, and is approved
by Gov. Black, appointing Convention
20 frame StateCuDs'ituticn. Ne should
not wooder to see the Bemccrscy trying
70 bring in Nebraskz-wtd rot half the
population of Kansas-before, or perhaps
at the same time, as Kansas
rn-The Lectures or Agriculture, com
,neucing to-day at New Haven, CT, cover
the weekdays from lst to 25th, aud in-
clude sixty-six lectures from tweuty-nine
gentlemen. 1t wiz DOUBTLESS be rich
treat for those who can attend, and the
results in book fogs We anticipate for
the benefit of those sho are absent.
p6-The Union Seminary, New Berlin,
recommended its Course of Lectures,
Tuesday evening Of this week. NOtwith-
standing the snow and cold of the eve
ming, raeir Chapel was two-,hirds full of
students and others to listen to discourse
en- History. revival continues in
che Evangelical church......A Sab. School
Concert will be held, 4th irst. in the Pres
byterian hease-admisslop, 10 cents.
sEThe Evangelical Association (some-
times called albright Methodists") now
nunb Der 40, 600 members, according to their
Messenger o. the Goth ult. The paper also
contains notice of the late John Seybert,
for twenty years an estimable Bishop of
the church, who died last month. He was
born in Lancaster county, in 1874. His !
FIRST ministry was on the Union circuit,
where be had many friends. lie never
married-died on the field of toil-and .
left $1,000 to two Societies of the Associ-
alton, and various bequests to other parties.
When he united with the denomination,
it numbered but 426 members, served by
5 itineraDt preachers.
l~We are informed that the Beaver
Furnace, near Middleburg in Snyder coun-
ty, is about to suspend operations for gen-
eral settlement.
Mrs Hannah Jordau's town property
was struck uf to Mr. John Walls at $500.
SHARP PRAcTIcE-peading the dis
cussicn Of Il bill granting divorce in the
Nebraska Legislature, che Of the mem
bers related au instance Of sharp prac
tice of couple resident in that Territory
They applied to the Legislature and Oh
tanned a divorce, and Immediately the
man and wife pre-empted one hundred
and sixty acres of lands apiece, and hav.
ing proved their title thereto, were mar
ried the next day, after securing one hun
dred and sixty acres Of land by the opera
tion.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. Is The stea
mer A. ID. Tyler, with cargo of 500 tons,
from Cincinnati, bound to New Orleans,
,uuk yesterday, in thirteen feet of water,
near Cincinnati. The vessel was valued
a, $25, 900 and insured for sl5, 900. The ,
loss on the cargo was heavy.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S.-The State Sen
ate to-day passed all Of the Baltimore pc I.
lice bills. Their passage in the House
will doubtless be coDsummated early next
week.
HARD CAsE,-Thc free negroes recent \
y expelled from Arkansas, have published
an appeal to the Christian world to pro-
iect them. They say Indiana shuts her
doors upon them. Illinois denies prairie