Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

service, and precise duties. |: is intended
TO re-orgauize the Departments entirely,
where 1t mey be found Necessary for the
efficiency of the public service.
/ BrownIow, Of the knoxville Tenn }
Hhig, does not desire South Caro,iu.'s re-
turn to the Union. lie say:
"Sou'h Carolina has dra,u more money
from toe NatIon4, ErrssG.y thal auy 9th
er State ia the tlJou acc,rii,. 10 her
population. She b4s larger representa-
tion in Congress than aoy other Safe OF
no greater population. Aud ste has paid
less into the Na;ionai Treasury than any
other State Of equal population, con.umiug :
less Of foreign imToriat!5ls She has
been tax upon the Genera Government,
and to get rii Of her and h-r burdens is a
g0jsHnd. Let her 90, aad God in his
mercy forbid that she sboul e7srreturn -
SINGULAR sTATEMzyT-Tlc Knox-
Charleston, VINO recently 81 generously"
gave 80 600 to South Carolina, rot long
before visited New York. PhlIadeI pbia
aud Boston, and relre>enied TO the drug
eists with whom be had had dealings. that
he was jas1ireat-and 90 settled with them
By paying one half Of their claims against
lin. II this be true, the North j. paying
some Of the expenses Of Secession
\ CATHOLIC OIIEIoS The Catholic
TF,grrpi gives the fsl'wing opiuion Of
Tvigc,: "plgil Euaouei T~i-cS, la'e
General in the Army u tre Uui'ed States,
has recsised grand reception IN Ne~
Oriasns. lie was chiefly car-picuoa- iu
the Army for extreme profanity aat 10
grea- character fc- courage
The Washington h'c'iileacsr thinks
,hat the PEOPLE of the Secac.rE Sts'os are
iEciinei already to protest sealu.t the
spirit Of intimidation aud moral coercion
by which the leaders Of the secession
movement attempted in gone quarters 70
crush out all popular opposition 10 their
authority.
SIX South Carolirisns called ~ Presi-
dent Lincoln, on Friday. Thry SAID they
had to submit to secession, that they had
property 10 slaves, apd were compelled 10
flat with the current, hut wCre personally
opposed 10 tl,uuion. Nr Lincoln treated
them kindly, aud said they were just the
sort Of pe pie be wanted TO tax WITH.
Mrs.. Lincoln aud the ladies Of the
White House, hsve made Fuisy 'te day
Of reception for the present. For the ir~t
tune in munv wears, the Presidents man
sion has youpg children in It--s domestic
institution vh,ch ought 10 encourage the
President to keep ihe peace.
The New York T'mes' Washington
core pondent says >eu-'cr AHdrow j hr-
SOD, of Tennessee, eudor-es Nj Linco.u'-
inaugural without q1a.lfcaf'I., and that
both Mr. CrItterd,n aud Nr Johnson
"entcr',jn great hopes for tie future of
the country
Cure FOR VaCRASCT Day after day
Yasrau,s continue TO snncy Cur cI'izcDs.
Sc, them to work, and the result will be .
astonishing, far in nine csses oc' Of ten I
they prove themselves impos;cr1, and the .
antijote works better than arsenic FOR rats .
The best abused man, nov, Is Gen |
Scott Language can not adequately ex-
press the feelings against him Il, Charles
ton. His namr Is IN every boiy's mouth !
Such curses were never before hsaped or
the head Of man.
1; has long bee, said tha; "BFi';son;a .
rrles the waves" but since he f'5' s'd .
arsenal capturing business has 'u-.-Ar: .
50, down Sru'h,w W mus s1-,'; rs."- -'''
South Caro.iea Is "Y.s-r o. 3D.. So }
A mans rsP1ja@oo si'ea t-r'r's aa
the place where be falls 20 =. ?. j 70
drinking saloon, be is though adFaaAsFt
If in a chu.ch, be IS regarded s. Ho--
el Of pie;y.
Rober, T. Lincoln, ;he Preslden, DID,
ss, son. bas returned to Harvard JuiVer-
,i,y. He expressed himself CAD to escape I
Lbe ssci,emsn, Of high life IL y, asaiOsi0n- +