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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

no said she would BE- glad to see any q
our men who might feel inclined to cal
upon her. Hay ug obtained her address
went to see her in the evenipg and pass
ed very plessau, and profitable hour
/ with her. She is the widow Of e marine
officer who died on the Island some year:
back. She is a true Christian, as you car
see by every action and every word she
u,tcrs She told me part os her history,
from which it appears she has endured
grea: trials, but is perfectly happy aud
waiting for her chan &c with that blessed
serenity inseparahie from true faith 10
the Savior. Although aged, SIZE labors
constantly among the cOuvicts AID in the
hospital.
We lef. Honolulu on the 18th June,
aud had goo! passage to Acapulco, which
pot. We reached on the 18th July. There
we filed Up with coal and water, and star
t1, July 20;b, .or tLis place, where We ar
rived on the .9ih-so, you see, We have
travelled long distance in com?arati vely
a short time. The Sarauao is here with
US. We left the Wyoming aud Cyape at
Acapulco, and tie Narragause;. sailed
fram ;here the same Gay We did for the
Gulf Of California. We have 10 news yet
abon: going home. suppose We shall
most likely have TO remain ou: here some
time longer co account Of tie war. au
sorry to sag there is no Improvements as
yet in the morals Of the ship : comrany.
Esery!hiag is the same as usual-Pyo:ar-
i,y, ard d,uukeuuess, wherever stey set
chance, being the order Of the day.
May God in his ilGai.e mercy send bis
Holy Spirit into our midst aud work Z
change among US.
Yesterday was grea. day with Us %
board here. All hands were called to take
tie oath Of allesiacce to the GoyeIumeat
We assembled on tie quarter deck, when
the Gag officer frs; took the oath himself,
and then ainini.:sEe3 it to each Of the
of;:ers Individually, aai ttea TO tae mau
collectively. As soon as tie Gag c9ceE
ros through We gave three hearty cheers
for tue Unioo. There WAS ou.y oGs mau
Who refused TO take tie cath, ,aDj ,ha, VAS
not from any ;raiioEous feeling, but because
he did 10, think be had been properly
treated on board the ship. He is 40 cid
IL al aud is LOW in confinement % Let
kuow wha, will be done with hin.
" A
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
National RetrslchHert.

The sore .ria.s ot Adversely are nc,
xi,hou; ,heir consultations. Iftbey seattle,
they also purify. We shall inevitably
emerge from our present periis poorer
tut s: tie same time less rrodigal and
mere fEog..ly governed people than ti,t-
eT,O. Oue of tie best sigus Of the times
is the following act, which passed Congress
a, its late session with little or 10 opposi-
ton:
"-iN ACT prOriliHg Committee 70 e1-
1mine and report as 10 the compensation
cf al Ojicers cf the Government, and
.Jor 0tter purposes.
"Be i, enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
America iu Congress assem- bled, That for
the purpose Of scaling, equalIIiDg, aud re-
ducIDg the compensation Of the various
oilcers Of the Government, a Board Of
Com mis-iouers is hereby organized, TO be
composed as follows: O.i.o member. Of
the Sens'e, to be sPPoIn,ed By the pre-l-
ding officer Of the Senate three mem mbers
of the House Of Representatives, to be sp-
pointed by the Speaker Of the House !;
one officer of the Navy aud one officer of
the Army to be appointed By the Presi-
dent The said Board shall e1imine sni
report, .s som as practicable, First, fair
and j1ss compensation fer each oihcer of
the tioverumen,; second, such provisions
Of law as will regulate the expenditure Of
allindsfni,e and coriingen. appropriations,
including those for the Courts Of the Uni
ted States; third, regulations for the
mere economical collection Of the revenue;
fourth, VIA, oticers or employ if
any, may be dispensed With without ietri-
men, TO the public service.
CSC .. And be i. further enacted,
Tha, said commission have iesvs to report
By till or bills, or otherwise, 10 each
House q, the nex. session Of Congress, ani
have leave to employ clerk, at compen.
s,,ion 10, to exceed four dollars Per day
for the time actually needed.
"App,ossd, July 81, 1861.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
There is certainly good beginning.
The whole field Of Public Expenditure is
brought under review, and commission
provided tha. ought to be competent to d.
justice TO the vas, interests involved in its
proper exploration. That son,e good mus,
result from such scrutiny, is inevitable
that saving Of Z; leas. Tcu Millions Per
snnum may be effected, if the Commission
should be composed Of men at once capa-
bic and hearty in the work, there can lie
10 6oub,-TroJgne.
ITO the above should be added the very
creditable fact, that the recsB, Congress
did no. vote themselves extra pay fOr
extra work in bot midsummer
They were aim ost unanimous in their ar
daous labors TO preserve our fathers gov
erument from anarcby-paiien,ly seeking
TO mature the bes, and most perfec: meas
ures, abstainiug from speech-uaking, and
the traitorous remarks and mo. /.
tions Of Breckinriige, Nallandiosham, & /
Co., with moderation most wonderful un- !
der the Circumstances. No Congress since
those of the Revolutionary era, has been
20 patriotic snd disalhed as this.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
SheET Sale

DY vir.ue Of a VIII OF Alias Vend Exp.
u issued on: Of the Court Of Commoa
Plsas Of Union county and 10 ne directed.
wIu expose 10 Public Sale or Query, al the
public house # Thomas Green. IN the town
@! New Columbia, Union county, on FnIrAr
The l3.h day OF September ne.., a; o'clock
n the afternoon,
! certain lot cf Ground situate in the town
cf New Columbia. " a.'e Deer township, Cn-
Ion county. bounded north by public road. east
hy Front street. south by 10; OF Mary Fisher.
ard ws>; b. Second street, containing ONE
FOURTH OF AN ACRE more or lest
- whsrson IS erected rwo-storey Briek
LII Dwelling House, with a Slorsroom DC.
uI,h the PPureEaaces-as the properly Of
D-r-f Flsisr.
JOHN CROSSGROyE, Sheriff
Sherif's Office. LewiSbu Aug. 10. 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
Lots at Public Sale.

WILL ne offered. a. auction. q: the hcuss
W Of Thoma, Green. 10 New Columbia.
White Deer township. Union county. Friday.
18Th sept. uexi, al /, PM, THREE LOTS Of
Grn17i iyiGg IN the town Of New Columbia.
lale the estate Of John Fisher. deed, bounded
o. The soaih by The public road running west
10 The Forss; lion Works. on the ives; BY D.
: EG,hrag9, N the north by Samuel Gember-
Ing. and On the east BY solomon Rancs.
Terms made known on the day Of sale BY
JOHN F. RICHART,
Er-u;r- 4 ts las; wa All Test 0; JozS FsaIa dsci
Aug. 70. 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
From the Capital.

NAsuINGTON, DC, Aug. II. '6l.
l hAd the pleasure, to-day, Of Witnessing
the Review Of the Pennsylvania Reserve
Corps, under Gen. N'Cail, a, Camp Te-
naly, By Gen. NCleiian. Shortly after
bis arrival, the President and his whole
Cabinet came upon the fsld-;hen there
arose such cheer as II 900 Penusy lvania
boys know how to give /, wasa maguif-
cent pageant, and made me feel pIouier
than ever Of our glorious old Common
wealth. | understand, from high author
ity, ;ba; Gen, Mcclellan pronounced Col.
Simmons 9th Regiment, in which are
the S.i.cr Guards and Col. B;die's
Regiment, the best in appearance auidrill
But they are all noble body of men,
and are now il state Of complete Ieaii.
nrss for service.
Mcclellan is a much larger and finer
looking man than had been led to suppose
from all the descriptions | have read Of
hin. He is thick set, very forid CON.
pexiou, hair rather light and iuclining to
sandy. keen eye, aui voice aud nien
which show him born to command OF
course be was the observed Of sll observers.
| stood near to him, the President, ard
Cabinet, for the best part Of an hour,
while the troops deh.ed before them, and
had therefore fine opportunity Of seeing
these distinguished men grouped together.
"0.d Abe stood, uncovered, in his car
rage, during the whole time, and under
melting sun. He appears to be in fue
health and spirits. and is decidedly bet
ter looking man than the carca,uIes in
the rie;ori4!s represent him.
Csl. TomIkius aud bis Cava!r7, who
made the gallant charge into Fairfax,
were also on the field
Coming down the Georgetown Heights,
one can see the bills Of Dixie" for miles
covered with the eucampmen;s Of our
brave legions, and, away beyond, the
Blue Ridge, Of Manassas memory.
! send you these few jotiings, but have
nj time for more or better. L.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
REGISTERS NOTICE.


y cernei, Thai the following named persons
have seul.d their accounts in the Registers
Once a. Lexlsbarc, Union county, and that
Jae SAID accounts vii be presented FOR eonfr-
na.icn and allowance al the Orphans Court
10 ss held al LEWISB BURG, for the county Of
Union, on the ih!Jd Friday Of SEPTEMBER
. mex beng the 20ia day OF said month, viz:
The accu Gnl Of Joel kI!us,A6minisiraior
OF ClGr.ss K..a., lale 0! White Deer township.
deceased.
The ace, Of Philip Siahl, Aiministra,or
Of Js-y. Ke!y. lal- Of Nelly Up. deed.
The acct Of Jacob Dsckari. Guariian oS
Seia, minor child OF David Housel. decd.
/ Tn. a-c'i Of Daniel TruIi, AtministraioT
o. PtiAp Ir-ti, Iate Of Union Tp, deed.
The acc'I @: JMC Ranck, Admini.traior
OF Elias Dre!st4ca, deceased, vhO vas The
Ainiuisuator Of Cc.iGr!ae D1ei.t1eh, lale Of
M.iiiiGturg, decd.
Tne second acct Of Joseph Winter, act
ing Executor c! DGH.=! Hinter, laIe Of New
Beriia. deed.
The final acct Of lena. Wolfe. Executor
Of Lel-is IidilgE, late Of Lewis bnrs, decd.
Jcln Schrack, deed. who was Executor OF
E5irziu. Long, late Of BuifalOe Tp. deed.
The acc; Of Ro5srl H. Laird Executor Of
John >-ira,k late Of Eas, Bufia!oe Tp. deed.
10 The ace'Sof Charles Hass-upl1gh. one
q the Executors Ct Gorge Rockey late Of New
Berlin, lec't.
II The acct of Jacob Hummel G Gusriisn OF
W.Li4a. H. Ritfsr. late Of LewisbGrg. deed
GEORGE MERRILL, Register
Registers Office, LewIsburs, Aug. y, 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
From the Seansn.

Rev. Mr. Z-iger, Of Levisburg, bands
US tso letters from converted ssilors-t his
cqqaiu'auce-one Swede by birth, and
both fair renmen-from which We make
few interesting extracts.
L : steamer Pavhatsu. o4 the mouth on
Tie N.,si.s.gFL July -. l,ol
Ysu must not think that have forgot
tn YOU. Far from il We often remem-
Der yOu 10 our prayers. was on board
the Niagara a, Pensacola, and found the
brethren still faithful aud increasing. r.
s. -, who ridiculed rel giou on board
the Princeton, has been converted and is
a leading and shining light among the
brothers. We still. have our meetings ou
b card, and tie Lord Is with Us. This is
ljneiy, desola;ei place still, here | can be
as happy as though 10 the crowded hall Q;
the cody. Ga, We need the prayers of
the church for this ships company. They
are fue lot Of men, aud would, if con-
verted, swell the hosts Of the Lord. There
is nothing new here. There are eight
church members on board Of the Brook ~,
some ten OF the Saint Louis, a few on the
and 80 OF 10 on board the
fact, every -tip has members
Of the church. THIS is new era to the
seamen. Pray in your meetings, tia.
mulii,uies of the sea may be converted to
| have some trials, yet | fud
grace il every hour Of need.
+ ".
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

PEACE-wHAT Is IT The following
from the GecmaHto.ca Telegraph, ueau
trll journal with a Democrat for proprie
tor, face:iou.!y and truly hirs tie plain;iVe
cry Of the northern dyughfaees for peace,
compromise, or adjustment tha. will save
the Democratic party from ruin aud rein
state in power the southern traitors row
warring agaius, the go7sruner!:
We are sorry to say that there is too
mpsh truth in the following paragraph
which We copy from long and able eii;O-
rial in The Pcs, Of Monday morning ;
a Peace party in the North is nothing
more than tie reserve forces Of Jefferson
Davis. Both sre animated by the same
purpose. Mr. Davis wishes the North
humiliated SO does the peace party. Mr
Davis wishes the Union dissolved; 80 does
the peace party. Mr Davis wants North
err bacon aui Northern arms the pence
rsrty bsye both to dispose Of q. rssso1a-
tie terms. Nh Davis wishes to ruin the
administrator; the peacs party is laboriug
to tie sane end. The only difference
seems to be ,has Davis has armed his
Virginia 'peace parity" aud stationed it
at Manassas. under the command Of Beau
regard aud JohnsoD, two very distinguish
ei members, while his peace party" il
the North j. COMMANDED by Breekiurijge,
Blyarl, Vallandigham aud Wood. The
whole SIX ofthem are very faithful oficers,
and Mr. Davisi i: as etfcisutly represented
by his Northern servants as be is by his
Southern"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
Published sENI-WEESii--
Tuesday Morning < Friday Afternoon
Union County Ticket.

,s..e,arr Judgc-I0IN y. >iH9NToN. of HaTalee.
>,,rtr-li FiiUTIt siEAiGHI af White Beer.
,-ui.,ioarr-yENs V. iiTIR. uf iHion.
7--,,urrr-J John 4. NEEI2. oi leWiNburs.
,vstt.r-EEGrHIFR THOMPSON. Of HiiEinhur-.
-urrr-EII>HA NIEtl q. Of lrai>hEIc.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
Auction! 4!
F.i.DoneEowcr, AuctiOneer.
CIilMBERLIx BROS will ose- a

CEiANDERLIx BROS will ofer .
porlrn Il insir large stock Of GOODS
al Public sac on SATURDAY. August 2+,h,
and !. 2 continue the sale every Saturday
afternoon Uulil the whole j. closed ont IL
DRY Gg0Bs. GB0CEEIEN. EiRDW AEE- -qreen, xare.ko
pRi 610B>. G3aC aCfgIfs.H .IDH IRf. II
pEI GOODS. 6Ret EEiEs. iRBH e. -Quessss -
DRI GU0IS. 6RBt ERIE>. II ARDN AgE. .qaeenswsre.ks
4 great variety, all regular goods, IN good
order, amongst which Will be found something
that every body wants.
The Store viii be Eep. open in the mean
tine, 10 accommodate the people with goods
a. cost This opportunity 10 secure bargains,
will soon be over, We therefore advise every
body % call soon.
CHAMBERLIN BROS.
T. :. All pers ons Indebted 10 Us. viii
please call and make settlement, and thereby
save costs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
Masked Batteries.

"Masked Batteries"
Wherever the friends Of Union and l..
7.--y have met the Rebels in fair, oper
f.lr. the Uuion.-t, have rrigm.hei. Bu
vl,nrh, Rebels could -hulh behind thei
masked batteries. hidden defcnres, ali.
marlerou. ambu~caie-. aided by deserfer
from our side, they have often PROVED
sucre,-tul.
Similar to thi, i the way in which The
friend, and cn-wprker, Of the Rebels il
tas North now operate. They no longer
s.y d. ,hcy did few month, ago. Any.
H., -aiu- t, fight the South will have Il
wax over ny dead Joly''-'.I hope every
Oh, who -o,, to fight the South will @ei
h. head shot 81. No one now comes
rsu.lIly out and say. Il am with the
Ra,,,-wc are adm. them all VI can-
y wish ami hope :, overthrow the GOV
crnm.nt IF the -ni;.d States, and to see
Ls Davis rulin- over all the late united
and happy States" They do got and dare
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Bat they ,I,. in a roundabout. secret.
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eayTei-ns. That "o'ernment "r A4uln-
l,'Tat,'n ! engaged in mortal struggle
With "'ayi>' Administration OF GaveTl-
nent. Here are -tr2 Power seeking the
supremacy. Which shall succeed. . "lc
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

l, will be seen by cur telegraPhic re-
ports iha, a company of Philadelphia cav
airy displayed great gailan'ry in skir-
mish a. P5hick Church, near Alexandra,
on Sunday. Two Of the brave meu com
posin. the troop were unfortunately Killed
AID TIVE capture! ty lie sa.my.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
Grand Jurors. Sept. I. 1861.

Grand Jurors, Sept. 7. 1861.
L;7.ssfons-Ios Seebold
Lsr-i,5,lrg-GeO W Forres', Peer H Beever,
Lewis L Jones. Aaron Weizel
Ls'rj,-Jacob Hi!bish, Ch Rub, Dan knauss
H1-fk'1a-Wm Wilson
K,Ey-John Sauck, Tbs Esaul, Eml Reety
We! BuF1l0e-Geo Z Shsarv, Chrn Msnseh,
John Hayes, Daal Fisher. Enoch kaufman.
B4F4l,s-Chas FRY, JOS klsckner, Ad Young.
El,f BuF1i--Alexr Penny
H1r.l-y-Saml REhl.
n Nfsia3,l-s-Euoch Miller
WLs:s DssT-Israci Gcyer
TEAVERSE JURORS
B-afr-I In Ta;s. GcrSham BItile. James
Russell. Saml Oaks, Jacob Becker
Martha Dunk!e, Jacob Z.eeach, ia
CD Dunkle
.5..r--Jcs Gu,e'iuz Chs Mo';elius, Hy
Sw.-ef5ri. BerryhiI Bel. Geo larger
Ec.s BgT1le-Noah Baker, in Brown, pav
Meckiv. Ja C Brown, Day Ream J F Zellers.
HLHs N-e--San BerLhs.iner, Rob NCurley,
sam Marshall
H.Eg-Dav HENLEY. Tho Comley
Li-sssf1ns-Sim Burrev. Corn Pellman, Jacob
DER. IN RInksTr. Wm Stses
VI. EsTilu-JoS Winter. Jos klscsner
Wet Bgg,iios-Jno Gable, Lev / Shoe maker.
PhiIg Sipley
Hrrfisy-Jn Meal. IN Leshsr. W Halfpenny.
L,rrish.s---M prissbach. J : Marsh. in Zei-
Ter. JOS Baker. T " NeSb,i Saml Nsu>
Lr-ris-Jacob Rrouchsr. 'soob Ruhl, Jesse
Th-mpsou
Cn.51-lc Cha, o.ii
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
ENcuAyGE YOUR STAMPS AND ExvEL-

a \ ~
oPEs, or gan t-W hse fLcm SO many OF
the Post Masters, South, have robbed the
L. 5. Government Of Z. o. stamps and
envelopes that the Department has thought
it necessary 10 alter the same, aud have
ne,r styles made throughout. They npw
give notice to Post Masters 10 advertise
the rcr stamps, &, to take in elct1Hye
flr the oii-aui after sig days notice to
refuse al. old stamps aud envelopes. This
Is hard, perhaps, 10 some cases-but may
be the only was TO "heal eff the robbers
who have 10; only stolen min's, forts, hos
pi,als, aud raun2n, tu; even l and ) cent
pcs stamps. Reader. in Country aud
Town. tell all your neigLbor> to &c, their
Stamps aud Enveloles exchanged as soon
as the 7 NJ has the new ones.
The new Envelopes mo, the Stamps
have been received by the 7. NJ a, Lewis
burg.
Friends at distance rcmitting for the
Chronicle, please send tie me'c Stamps
only
I9-Jan.es VI N'Mahan, late of Levisburg,
seuis US from Oh City, Pa, minute ac-
count Of the Oh operations between that
place aud Iltusvi.le, distance o. about
four miles, both sides Of Oil creek, near
the center, probably, Of the Oleaginous re-
eion. There are abou, E.gh; Hundred
wells, used, begun, or abaIdonei, in tha,
distance, aud new ones being commeucc1;
many Of thea are in yelling condition,
sni since harvesting the business has re-
yi,ei, thousands Of barrels being sent, by
ali Of the fEesLct last week, on TO Pitts
burg. Clinton N'M.hau enlisted in the
defence Of the Governu=nr, in Co. F,
Capt. Wright, Col B.ack's Reg His
family eoj,y improved health. Any cue
wishing the particulars Of these o.. wells,
viii p.~ase ca. on Us.
-. We ri ice 20 see that az attemp;
TO moi some Ssca..iouish presses, in Al
leutowu, wa- promptly put down ty the
civil authorities. Wi'hdr4x your patron
age f,om traitors: give them po friend
ship: ro's ,i,'-a ri-ir caHRi}ltes-aui you
will sqae.ch them mos: efec,ually. Some
Of them want to be mobbed, to obtain
sympathy and damages don, crafty
their lus; for notorie,y and polf.
raThe Harrisburg 7'yrogi say.
that among other Unionists driven out Of
Texas, is Gen. DAVID K. PORTER, former.
Iy Governor Of Pennsylvania, who has re-
turned to Harrisburg, and is probably d.
iu- from Sow disease aud his sense Of the
condition. Twenty years ago,
few men swsyei Il ore iLfueuce than Gov.
Porter.
sa-Fo- twenty years past the cherish
ei name "Democracy' has been sufficient
y used 10 extend SLAVERY. 1t is now
employed as cover for the desigus Of
AND CO WORKERS WITH
RFEEL>. Reader, be not deceived by
fJD,s-look =, the ;lju,y Ylsrg,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

sEFor twenty years pas: the cherish
ed name "Democracy' has been sufficient
ly used 70 extend SLAVERY. 1t is now
employed as a cover for the desigps Of
DI,UNIoNIsTs AND CO WORKERS WITH
RFEELS. Reader, be not deceived by 8
n1ms-look at the thing mernt