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Order FOR the supprsssieA Of Disloysl
Practices.
wAumosoS. August 3, 1861.
Wan DHAspmn,l
WAmyo1cR, D. C., Auguste, 1862 !
Ordred IIya-Thas all United States pafshals and
superintendens or chiefs Of police Of any town. city
disrc. be- and they are hereby authorised and directed
to arrest and mprscn any person Or persons who may be
engaged by aet speech writing, dscourasse volun
teer enstmens any way giving aid and comfort 70
the enemy or in any other dsloya practice against the
United States =
SscoEd-That an immediate report be made 10 Major l.
c. Turner Judge Advocate in order that such persons
may be tried before military commission.
Third-The expenses Of such arrest and Imprisonment
will be certified to the Chief Clerk Of the War Department
ror settlement and payment
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
Order 20 Prevent tho Evasion Of Military
Duty.
Wan DUisnd1, wAMneros CRY, D.o.,l
August 8, 1s0s
Ordered, Frss-By direction Of ths President of tho
United States, IL 10 hereby ordered thai, until fur.
theY orders, no citizen liable 70 be drafted into
the militia shall be allowed 70 90 10 foreign coun.
try, and all marshals deputy marshals and military
oncsrs Of the United States are directed, and all
police authorities especially at the ports Of the United
States on the ssaboard and the frontier requested
70 sss that this order faithfully carried into effect And
they are hereby authorised and directed arrest and de-
tain any person persons about 70 depart from the
United states in violation Of this order and report to
Major L. Turner Judge Advocate a. Washington city,
for further instructions respecting the person persons
20 arrested and detained.
Sscon-Any person liable 70 draft who shall absent
himself from his county or State before such draf is
made win be arrested by any provost marshal other
United States shie onc wherever he may be found
within the jurisdiction Of the United States and conveyed
70 the ns~est military pos, depot and placed mil
tay duty for the OF the draft and the expenses Of
his swn arrest and conveyance to such post depot,
and also the sum Of nve dollars reward to the ocer
who shall make such arrest, shall ho deducted from his
pay.
Thr-The writ Of habeas corpus 10 hereby suspended
In respect 70 oil persons arrested detained and in
respect TO all persons arrested for disoyal practices
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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The Turf.


FASHION PLEASURE GROUND MISUNDERSTANDING.
FRIDAY, August 8, double team trot purse and stake
q 900, mile heats, best three in i've, TO wagons.
D. mace en'ered br. m. Lady Crochsron. Il
9. Mclaughlin entered M s% anas ans
Il. woodrun entered {. e. jess. s.s,s and ...dr.
Time, 262x-244-255k-2b3K
The driven by Samuel Mclaughlin was the favor.
ite previous to the hundred TO twenty
tho rst heat betting alter the second heat the
as at the start and after the third heat there panic
among tn, nnanciers, with hedging 70 the end Of tho
chapter.
First Heat-But two OF the teams entered came 70 tho
score driven by Dan Maze and the other by sam
Mclaughlin. Hiram woodruff not being on the ground,
the entered In his did not come 70 the post The
horses had start, and went sde and sde until
near the quarter pole, when one OF the horses Of
cauahn's team broke up and remained up all the way
round Dan Mace's broke several times during tho
heat but wcn Notwithstanding, by about nftx yards in
Ssc,uf Becs -McIaughlins team went or nicely this
time and going very fast, drew away from Maces
passing tho quarter pole nei dozen lengths VI fron.
roe Ono IL Macs's broke up about there, and
Ala not trot again to the end Of the heat Mace just
dropped inside the distance nag Mclaughlin crossed the
TSra HsaL-Ths was counterpart Of the FIRST heat
Tho stah Ia Mclaughlins team broke up and would
not catch again the end coming the score scvo-
raj lengths ahead OF Mace The judges gave the heat
''I Ruth Hsat-sam Mclaughlin having stated 10 Mr..
Irving the OF ho team hich no handled that he
could not manage tho stallion when he broke mp the
ter took Sans place behind the horses but he with
the same IA luck ,uat sam sxusrcnced. The stallion
broke before reaching tho quarte pole and oted
q step afterwards In the heot. Mace won In ASK.
A purse and staAe VIII BE- irotted for 70 aay.
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Shipping News.

Arrived from New York-Wm rockingham and Ale.
ghanean, Havre; St Louis and John Fyfe in Clyde;
fcrcco Anne White Lady Alice and Orator. at Deal Anar
ham, At Queenstown.
Arrived from Baltimore--M whtmore, At Liverpool.
Arrived bangor-sylvanus Blanchard, at Liverpool
Arrived from Montreal-Kae Prince, At Queenstown.
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HuWs Han, g. G., August 4, 1862.

HlfroN HEAD, 81 g., August 4, 1862
Rgsonu yRon coSrRAHAsps.
The latsst intelligence from the is Of Questionable
truth. Three negrossI who direct from savannah.
report to Colonel Barton, at Pulaski, that the Finsai
failure. Ihy profess 10 have been on bard cf her
end to know all about hcr They say her hull a.
worthy, that her engines VIII not work, and that her
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Italy.
THE LATEST NEWS.

Il
The United gate Tuscarora arrived at Queens-
town the 3lst ult.
Another new steamer, presumed for the rebels, left
Liverpool for Nassau
The Bishop OF oxford has recommended prayers 10 be
read in his diocese for peace in America.
The steamship Kangaroo from New York, has arrived.
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MILITARY
MILITARY
4LLITARy
MILITARY
AILiTARY

TIE sALE or COLONEL PATTRN,s Military
looks have reached FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND
COPIES IN ONE YEAR.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

COLONEL YATfENs MILITARY BOOKS are profusev
Nlus0aed and got re ardess OF their
1en large sums In their production. W.
YATTEN6
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MILITARY
MILITARY

In simony Of their value read The endorsements Of the
ComDAnIerin-C Chief ~ s
GEN.-GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
DISTINGUISHED OFFICERS
UNITBD HTkTES ARMY
cordially approve Of this work, And recommend the
vmcers OF volunteers GEO. b. MCCLELLAN, >
Major General United States Aruiy
vAsHEc1OE, D. c., July 26, 1851 ~
lake pleasure in recommending this work 70 our vo,un
teefR al s., BURNSTDE
Brgadier General United States Arrv
WA1nlN6I0F, d. g., Bep.. II, 1861
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The total stock Of cotton in port estimated at 16l coo
bales, inclusive Of 81 600 bales OF American.
BRKADsTuYfs.-Ihe breadstuys market is quiet and
steady. Wheat is dull and easer
PRovmoxs.-The provision market Is still inactive.
LONDON, August !, 1862.
C,nsols closed At 9l a 941 for money.
American stocks steady: Illinois Central so dis.
count Erie, ~.
The bullion in the Bank OF England has increased f3s7
600 since the last weekly report.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

IT. The .ahI1Is aHMsE hUNDhr<D THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS
OF The dNfED sTATEs can recsve more sre
mSso1sn ~ sJucuon n ON PA7TEN1 MILITARY BOOKS
YATTkNH s S0s Sssu0u sW snas PupoSes
PATTEN'S
pATTEN0
DAIIEN6 ts.E
PATTEN'6 ri
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is reported that on the 18th OF August the Napoleon
fste day, the Emperor intends TO q manifesto in
which he will aude TO the great questions Of the day
The Paris Bourse tho 30th, heavy and lower.
Rentes closed at 6Sf. 60c.
NJ. Roucher has been entrusted, ad interim, with the
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

Tho following list cf passerIcm 5ft on he steamer
Golden Gate, has hssn snay hpa aisled ;he yrega ~
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

UOEOrEL PATTENs MILITARY BOOKS are Complied
IN accordance with the authorizations the War Depart
on<of ehe United 6tates expressy mpart instruction TO
e recruit and he 0cey In the simplest and most approved
manner.
PATTEN's
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

The despatch 70 Mr.. McIAne states that shs ships
was among tho saved.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
GRAND JURORS, Nav I. 1862.

k.Ry-WiIliam Noll, John Daiesman, I.ase
King, Laird Howard
BHfGs,e-DavId Henninz, John Renglsr.
Joseph Diefenderfsr, Weidler Rohand
Leris-Abraham X MeEsch, Joha Snyder,
Heury Orwig, lisa ac Reish
White Dser-G " Asx!n, Jonas Rauch
Nev BtrGn-JoAn ID sp.Ilrr, David Ho..
lacher, Lewis E Kess!er
Un.On-John Settler, sen'r
Wa. Bgfaiot-AEdrew Forster. Edward
Miller, Elias Re!sh
Eat Bysabe-Abrahan Frederick
Hg.ky-F-edsrlek Wormaa
Limssi0ne-EnOS Benier
TRATERSE JURORS.
Limes'one-W ka,hsrmzn, ID W Pellnan,
Wm Bosenreii, jonas Hoy. Michael Miller Jr
L,ris5srg-ChsS 5 Ioder, Joseph Masser,
r Nesbit. Joseph Mei1ell, John Il Goodman,
Washington G Bell. David Ginier
Le,ois-Sam Grove, Jac Rubl, Jse Rsdy
Usioa--Valentine SJeiler, Joseph SEahAoR,
Elias SIear. John IoglCIsan
Byfaioe-Wm Linn. Emanuel Poniius.
lanes W SImonIon. Aaron Miller, Thomas
Cornelius. Peter s,ahl
Neu BeGn-Sanusi C Mlihouss. ReubsA
G Gldt Daniel HuTlacher
Brady-Geerse X SE0pe, Gersham B.ldle.
Lemuei Porter
White Dser-Wm S,adden, Jacob M'Curley,
Urbanus Ranck, Joseph Mover sam'i Dunlap,
SoI'n Sassoman, Paul DiefeHderisr. John Orr
Eat BuFa!os-Fred's Hippie. Benz Schrack
Mf7inb.yg-Andrew Gatslius
kel!y-Daniel Rengler, ir
We,t B.faio>-Risaart s;rubIe, Bsnneyills
Relish. Levi Royer
Hayt!ey-Geo Brsacher. John Kline
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

The captured cities South, generally are
shy Of the Union men for . time, as if un-
certain which side would conquer a. last,
and cautious about acknowledging any
Union sentiment Trade however 1t once
revives, aud will eventually bring all right,
we trust.
Charles Jared Iugersoll-who said che
would have been Tory if be had lived 10
The Revolution" and who has denounced
"Lincoln's Abolition War" in the same
spirit, died in Philadelphia, lith inst, in
his S0th year. A man Of talents and Of
learning, but often singularly misjuiging.
| The newly-elec,ed Mayor Of Chicago was
claimed as "Democrst" So be is, ba,
one of the kind who sustains Pres.
Liucoln's policy without esril or guile
Tha, kind Of Democracy" don't gall the
Republicans.
/ On THURSDAY afternoon last, George "
Derby, of Scranton, brakesman on the
Railway, was caush, By the locomotive,
and instantly killed. A COW suddenly
Jumped on the track, and threw the en-
giDe Of, causing the accident Mr.. Shat.
fer, the engineer, was badly hurt, but not
fatally.
( Fire from the North side Of White
Deer Mountains, i, is stated, burned down
a cav mill and two dwelling houses, neal
Elimsport.
A drunken man named Hoffman camt
very near killing himself and wife, a
Williamsporr, last week, by driving agains
Q railway car in motion.
Charles Hill, Of Reading, while stand
ing on the platform Of car in Milton
fell of, and broke one leg below the knee
A. II. Baum takes charge of the E1
press mail on the Northern Central Rail
way, from sth Inst.
! George Eon;e is appointed P VI. &
Oval, Lye. Co., on the former site.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
Progress of Freedom.

To show our readers how steadily every
form of Human Bondage is becoming
obii,erated, the Doylestown Intell;gencer
copies a few Advertisements from a file
Of papers, only ll3 years old, printed by
Benz. Franklin and d. Hall, Phila. l, is
styled The Psansy'rania Gazette, is only
IL Is inches in size, foreign news seven
weeks oIi-and the only Editorial in i; is
a warning sgainst counterfeit mill dollars
of which three sorts were sfoat. We copy
a few of the Advertisements, to prove that
Whites as we'll as Indians and Blacks, in
tha, day, we're held as Slaves.
PHIL.D. Dec 81. l7is.-To be SODA
likely young Ntgroe Woman, about 81 years
Of age, very fl for town or Country business,
and has had the smallpox and meazles. En-
qulre Of the Printers hereof.
Notice is hereby given that the New Bruns-
wick Lotfery for Building a PGr,oaage House
not being quite full. there are some Tickets
still TO be disposed of BY the Managers, &c.
PHILAp, Ian. 9. l7is-9.-To be SOLD-An
Li,h Ser-97l, Gri, that has about two years
and a quarter 10 serve, and IS fl for country
business. Enquire OF the Printers hereof.
PHIL.p., Jan.ci .ci,l7is-9-RUN away, on the
18Th instant, from the plantation OF Horsham.
in Philadelphia county, belonging 10 Dr.
Graeme, Hoiai;oe man. .namd William.abouI
IS wears Of age, Of Negroe father, and an
=. o - ~ all
and well huli. somewhat mark'd wrh small
pox, his speech soft and mid, bu, sensible
cunning, ingenious fellow.
To be SOLD. for three years and a half
a Seoteh ser-ant giri, about twenty years OF
age. and is fiji for country business. Enquire
Of the Printers.
Here are Irish, Scotch, Iadian, and
Negro .Yayes in market, and it is known
that for a long time Germans, English,
and other Earopeans-among them quite
probably ancestors Of some Of our readers
the richest, prouies, families in the land
were sold to pay expenses Of passage here,
&c. l, will be seen the colored person!
bore the bes, recommendations
Now, ho. changed! No Slavery Of any
color is allowed in Pennsylrania-Lo,ier
les are prohibited-ahd countsrfei, coin ii
comparatively less. And Benz. FraDkli'
became conspicuous for his efforts agains
African Slavery, being President Of Al
Abolition Society at his death.
1. may seem slow, but one century
contrast shows great advances throughou
the world in hanan freedom. except il
our Secession States, where Pharaoh like
they seem to be invoking deadly War &
hasten Emancipation.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
Cn,on County Cour, Proclamation

HyHEREAS,, the Hon SlA'L S.WOoDS,
w President Judge FOR The 20th JUDICIAL
District OF Pehasyiyshia, composed Of the
counties OF Uni0n, Miaiin aud Snyder. ard
IsoW " SisosTss andJo Walls E>gs- Asso-
claie Judges IN Union Comfy, have issuediheIr
preeepi, bearing dale The 225 day Of fet..
ls62, and 10 ne directed. ior the holding Of an
Orphans COuT, CourI Of Common Pleas, Oy'r
and TermineF. and General Quarter Sessions
al LEW lSBURG, for Ihe county Of UNION,
on ihe Third Monday OF MAY, (beIng The
I9h tay) l-5. and 10 Continue ore week,
Nonce IS therefore hereby giTen 10 the Cor
oner, Justices Of the Peace and Cons,ab!ss IN
and for he county Of Cni0r, 10 appear IN lhels
own proper persons with their records, in9Gi-
sitlons. examinations and cher remenbTaBces
10 60 those things which Of their Offices aBd n
their behalf apperisIn TO be done; and ali Wit
nesses and other pers0ns prosecuting In behalf
Of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required 10 De thea and here
attending, and hot depart EiIhOuI leave al ihslr
peril. Jurors are requested to be pDnctDai IN
their attendance al lhe appointed time agIeea-
be 10 notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the SheE-
"A 5 ofhce IN LewIsbnrg the 22d dag If
February, 4 d 1862, ani Inc s6lh year OF the
Independence Of The United States Of AneTi-
ca.-God save the Commonwealth,
J. Z. ALBRIGHT, Sherif
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
Issue List for Court. Nav l9.

John Sankey Jr rs Ann Barbara Sankey
, Hannah HGmmei - Daniel Reng.eI
3 q and VI Jodon VS. Miller and q h0over
4 in Miller assignee &c vs. b Joton's E1rs
Eliz Mensch e, al vs. sa Long and VT
s same same
Abfam Walter VS. John kes-ler
8 Herry Masser VS. David Scribser ei al
9 John Winters vs. A CrOlzer
10 Sampsel & Sioeker VS. l. Herroia
II May Beckley VS. W Deooler q n Baum
Il Geddes d Marsh vs. Vim Moore
IS Wm Chlihger rs Alex Anmons
"a VIM Hartman vs. las s Marsh & Co
Is Z Shfer VS. p B.4lmyer and 9th
Is Francis Potts vs. Abram %allsrs
II John Brown VS. Rob- Cahdcr
Is Ar Clark's Adm vs. Chsrch & AAiehaei
lo DO DO
20 n Meusch's Exrs vs. Youngman &waller
81 Rosenberg Us J & L KleckHer
- James Scott vs. Jos Nickel
% Timothy Rose VS. Church & M'Michael
% Edward & James vs. Lew Beck and 9th
IS Wm b Unangsi VS. 5 Heimbaeh e, al
&c Ann Warner vs. Ssml Warner
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all con-
~ cerned that the following named persons
have sestled their accounts In the Register Q
Office at Lewisburg. Union county, and thar
the said accounts viii be presented for &C nfi =
nation and allowance al the ORPHANS Court
to be held al LEWISBURG, for The county OF
Union, on the fourth Friday Of MAY nsI,,
being the 23d dsy of said month. VIZ:
!. The final account OF David Herbst,
Guardian of Leah S.eAE
3. The frs; account OF Benjsm.n henseh
and Abraham Mensch, Executors of .s6rchaas
Mensch, laie of Lewis township. decreased.
3. The account OF Israel A. Weir. At-
minisuainr Of Henry Fiss, late OF West Ba:-
faloe township, deceased.
T. The final account Of George HaGrk.
Guardian Of lydia Claphsn. Iaie LYDIA Rsish.
one Of the daughters Of Daniel ksisA, dec't
5. The account Of Joel Ranek. one of the
Executors of Darie! Ladtrig, la;e Of Whiie
Deer township, deceased.
8. The account Of Henry Miller. Admins
traitor of Gorge MLs,, Iaie Of Bu;ialoe towa-
ship, deceased.
Z. The account Of William Smith. one of
the Administrators of Jssn B. Sa,ffs deceased,
as presented by his Admir- James Il. Smith
g. The account of EbeThar Glszrr, enc Of
the Executors OF W.Aian Gs5haJf, laie u Nsv
Berlin borough, deceased.
9. The account OF II p. Shelter. Admir- OF
William Hhtfing. late Of Eexisburg horo' dec d.
10. The account Of Daniel sdshl, Admin
isrrstor of Cafhayiae .SaaI. Widow, lar Of
Kelly township. deceased.
IL. The account Of Samnel n. OfuiF. Ad-
ministssicr of CAarIss DrsStgrA, lsre Of BaS
faloe township, deceased
GEORGE MERRILL, Register
Registers Office lie wisbarg. April IS, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
The President and the Lutherans

We DO 10, notice the Loyal Resolu-
,iuns Of the C. S Lutheran Synod copied
in one Democratic" Lin,oln-hating paper
-tu, they sIs hailed with qualification by
sA,be uudOlb,si Union papers. Annexed
n ite reply Of President Lincoln to Rev.
Dr. POtluar, Chairman Of the Committee
thsi presented tie Resolutions
"GESTLEyEy welcome here the rep
feseDiatlves Of the Evangelical Luthersns
Of lhe United States. | accept with graf
ii0ca tbelF assurances Of the sympathy aud
support OF that enlightened, Influential and
loyal class Of ny fellow citizens 10 al in
Gorisnt eFisis, which Involves, in my judg-
utni, lot Only the civil aud religious lib-
cry Of orr own dear land, but in large
espse the civil and religious liberties of
lItEpd 10 many countries and through
rtty Iges.
"Tol we'll know, gentlemen, and the
S2-l9 knows, how reluctantly | accepted
u: issue Of battle forced npon me, on
~ advent to this place, by the internal
sseuies of our country. You know the
isress and the resources the public agents
eaSe brought into employment to sustain
,sso's'u-s1i agsiDs; which there has been
o'eughi noi oue complaint Of real injury,
q lone railroad You may all recoIlect,
.n'' 10 taxing up the sword thus forced
'ulo our bsuds, this Government appealed
|" zoe prayers Of the pious and the good,
s'a declared tha, it placed its whole de
pehdtb Zee upcu the favor Of God. now,
loneiy and Ts7erea,ly, 10 your presence,
rei'e,''s tie ackaoN ed cement of that de-
Peedenee, bot doub,ing that. if il shall
please the Divine Bong xho determines
tne desiinies Of nations ths, TIN, sbaIl re-.
nam 3 unite! people, they will, buubly /
seeking the Divine guidanee. make ,he;,
prolonged national existence a .ou,.s 81
rev benefits to themselves aud ,hs;, ,,.
';''ors, and to all classe. and condition.
d mankind"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

The "smelIiug committees" appointed
By the Democrats 10 the Pennsylvania
legislature, to manufacture capital for the
fall campaign, have proven miserable ab-
ortions. Gov. Curtin, against whom their
shafts we're especially aimed, comes ou.
endorsed even by those same ''smeilers." !"
The People foot the bill 0. the three Com
mites.