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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-26

LADIES VOLUNTEER AID A&SecIA-
TIoS-The hospital box for ST Louis
made up and sent recently, has reached its
destination. The Union Aid Society, un,
Deg date of St. Louis, March IS, 1862, in
q letter to the President of the Association
here, writes,
q The Ladies' Aid Society, most gratefully
acknowledge the receipt of Hospital supplies
from the Soldiers Aid Association of Lewis
tonn, Pa, and tender their warmest thank.
frr the same.
. We feel doubly indebted to you for your
iCtcrest so practically manifested for our sick
and wounded, inasmuch as you have your own
friends in the army of the Potomac" to claim
your care and attention.
WISHING you every encouragement in your
efforts in which we are all so much interested,
am, respectfully, yours.
I'll. A. ADAMS. Sec'y."
The Association have in course OF prep
aration another box of such stores, intend
ed for the best point where they may be
made available. As soon IS completed the
various contrib bdtions will be suitably ac-
knowledged. 1t is utterly impossible for
the officers to make personal solicitations to
all who may feel disposed to give, and they
hope all will consider themselves members
sa4 AID as they find opportunity Itis not
contemplated to send canned fruit, although
jellies will be sent, as they have been foun,
invaluable in the hospitals. lialfworn un
derclothing, such as shirts, drawers and the
like are acceptable for the purposes Of sep
uItrc OF course such clothing, when so
far worn as to be unfit for use at home,
would be valueless there. Contributions
may be sent to Mrs Walters, Mrs. Elder,
OF Mrs Hoffman.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-26

The Dialexian Society gave very
creditable exhibition in the Town Hall on
Tuesday evening to full audience. The
next will come off on Thursday evening.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-26
LEWISTOWN BAKERY

West Market Street, nearly opposite the
Jail
CONRAD ULLRICH. JR. would respect
- fully inform his old customers and citi-
z"ns generally thar he continues the Baking
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-26

men were committed to Jail to await hear
ing, and We do hope if found guilty Justice
will be ineted cut to them unsparingly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-26
Estate of Catharine ByIer, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad.
~ ministration on the estate of CATIIA-
RlNE BYLER, late of Brown township, Mif-
film county, decd. have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in said township. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment and those hav
ing claims to present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
G. C. ZOOK, Admr.
Brown township, March IL, lS62-6tz
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-26

A Tract Of Land situate in Oliver township,
containing 100 acres, more or less, about 20
acres being cleared, with log cabin and lot
of fruit trees thereon, bounded on the east by
Michael Anlts, south by John Allen, west by
James krcps, and north by Jack Is mountain.
Seized, taken in execution, and tc be sold as
the property of HWtam Todd.
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Pennsylvania Railroad

~ l.. iSoBEsoS Agent
Rg- Galbraiths OmnibGses convey passengers ia
sud from a the trains, taking up or setting them
down st all points within the borough limits
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-26

2aTWe would thank the person who
borrowc1 ear ladder to bring it back.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-26

John Clark, Independent Sutler, Lewist'n,
The remaining officers and men of the
company are from different parts of the State.
Each squad of men have representation in
the officers of the company.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-26

RY virtue of sundry writs of Ycnd;tion;
D Exponas, Fieri Facias, and Levari Fac;as
issued cut of the Court of Common Pleas of
Aitfiln county, and to me directed, will be ex.
posed to sale, by public vendue or outcry, at
the Court House, in the Borough of Lewis
town, on
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-06

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0ODernuaent Claim Dftce.
$40. 20 Observation-Disclosures, nabe ct. Yaulitrase.a
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tppssens Safess, bic fhr Bterbrauer, Builder unb anber
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The national Republican., 1862-03-07

UNION PRISONERS IN PETERSBURG, VA.-Col.
Corooran, with other Federal prisoners, when
passing through Petersburg. Virginia, on their
way from Columbia, South Carolina, to Rich.
mond, were allowed to pass through the city
on foot The Petersburg Express says that the
people were In considerable commotion on &C.
count of their roaming freely about the city.
"This indignation was heightened by the
knowledge that these men had been received
into the houses of one or more OF our citizens,
and that clcerones were in attendance upon
them, guiding them from one house to another"
One man, Mr.. Dulany, was arrested for being
In close conversation With Col. Corcoran. lie
was finally discharged on proving that he was
"true to the South" The Indignation was
quieted by Withdrawing the prisoners to the
Richmond depot, l. Corcoran having been
previously taken out Of the back door Of the
store where he was discovered, In order to
avoid the crowd which had gathered 10 front
The national Republican., 1862-03-07

An HISTORICAL PICrURE.-Among the events
of the present war which will be selected BY
painters ss the subjects Of great historical
paintings, may be the following .cene, de-.
scribed by sn Edenton IN. C.) correspondent
Of the New York Tribune:
"Serious apprehensions are entertained for
fear Of an insurrection at this point, and in
ordsr TO allay the fears of the people, and pre-.
vent the blacks from rising ON their masters,
Capt. Murry, in command of this SQUADRON,
adJres.ed u few words to the negroes, who in
nul'it1des stood upon the wharf with their
eyes full OF mischief, as II they were only
waiting Tor the word to commence the bloody
Capt hurry told the blacks, in presenoe of
the citizens, that they must not lfft up their
hands against their masters; If thew did. he
should come back with his great guns and shoot
them all, and that they must all 20 home and
be good boys, or be would have nothing 10 do
with them.' This appeared to allay the fears
of the citizens to a great extent, and brought
forth many expressions of gratitude from The
authorities"
The attitude of this naval hero, Murry, mus,
have been sublime, as be stood there, the objec
of the reverent gratitude Of rebels, and sternly
menacng the negroes with his big guns" i
they did not ego home and be good boys"
The national Republican., 1862-03-07

FUarrIvr SLAvEs.-The STAKEHOLDER never
appears in more completely uuamiabIe light,
than when he Is In chase after runaway slave
Many persons who own slaves, disdain to en-
gage in that very uulovaly operation. 1t never
Is engaged in, without giving the lie to nine
tenths Of the excuses which are made for Sic
very. One may talk pathetically about the
necessity he is under Of keeping bis slaves, the
impossibility Of getting rid of them, &C., until
1t comes to trying to get them back after they
run away. The mskk Is of when the world Ia
imploringly offered 60 many dollars to " lodge
my boy Sambo In jail so that I get him again. u
There can be, after that, no more whining about
the unacceptable hardship Of being burdened by
slave property.
The right to pursue fugitive slaves is, under
certain circumstances, a constitutional one, bu,
It Is not glorious one. It Is not right to bt
fought for, like the right Of representation, OF
of PERSONAL freedom. There Is come honor ir
abandoning it; none In insisting upon 1t.
The national Republican., 1862-03-07

L. N. GorscuAIx.-This great American
pianist gave his first concert last night, to q
full house composed Of the very elite Of the city,
who testified their appreciation Of the maguia.
cent performance by frequent outbursts oI
hearty applause. His pieces are polished and
presented with the skill Of . master. His style
Is charming In the most rapid passages, be
never becomes incoherent; never makes false
step.
His second concert will take place tonight
at Willards' Hall, and those who wish to heal
the works Of masters performed in the bright
eat style of the art" will not fail to be present
SEQ bis advertisement for the programme, which
embraces some pieces never before performed
In this city. An entire new programme is pre-
sented each evening. As he will give but ons
more concert in this city, all will avail them
selves of this opportunity for hearing the great
est pianist living.
The national Republican., 1862-03-07

A MILITARY GovERSoR.-The appointment
by the President and Senate, Of Andy johnson
% Brigadier General, with the intent that he
shall exercise the functions Of Provisional
Military Governor Of Tennessee, Is gall and
wormwood to those who maintain that the
United States cannot, under any condition Of
facts, govern as Territories, States which have
seeded from the Union. What may be done
in Tennessee may be done elsewhere, and what
may be done for single week, or month, may
be done for one or more years. Everything
depends upon the peculiar circumstances q
each case. It may take five years before such
Q community as that Of South Carolina can be
safely invested anew with the attributes Of
State sovereignty, nov given up by its own
voluntary act. Wa,
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
The War i'm Missouri and Ar
kansas.

Springfield, March 4.-(speoisl dispatch to
the st. Louis Republican. lon Wednesday
with his company, WAS surprised ut Kie sville,
Barry county, by 800 rebels, supposed to be.
long 10 McRride's division, but who represented
themselves as Texan Rangers. They fred into
the house occupied by our men, killing two and
woundiog one. One Of the rebels was killed
The rest fled, taking with them about seventy
horses. o. ,E.'
Two wagons loaded with army stores were
burned the same night at Major Harbin's farm,
two miles beyond kietsville. Coils. Ellis apd
Wright, with an adequate cavalry force, were
sent ID Kietsville. ..
Price had burned several public buildings at
Fayettevills, including the Fayetteville Arse.
nal, lead factory, Gnd several Touring mills,
with l00, COO lbs. of -four.
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
81 CHINA and the chi.sss..

!. he Rev, W; A. p. Martin iootured Al the
ehsontan Institution last evening, uponl
lina and the Chinese.n He flrst oonsldsrsd|
y poIial relation and the government OF
mnEulAr people. The Emperor 10 akin to|
~ gods. in tho abjsot reverence Of the sub.
Jsess md spots upon the sun, clouds, storms i
oooe0,All have some mysterious relation tC|
tns Imperial master. subject can only an
proaoh him with ceremonial Of three kneell
ings and nine prostrations. He related how, IN
iSos, our representative there refused utterly
70 submit to this form, or reduce 1t to three
prostrations, or curtail It to simple kneeline
or falling upon one knee. Finally. through ma
interpreter, he declared he wodid sooner sub
NIT to having bis head severed from his body
than bend at ALL -.-.-1ls
ssfs u usa sfs y fSe onIS iiSS
the people poasess 10 that Of rebellion.
The 9andaffns Ars branches OF the root oil
Imperial power, OF two GLASSES, civil and mill
tsfy, selected only on the soore Of merit. The
OWL olase 70 founded on literary distinction
compssior being g open % all. One ina hundret
me lfst degree i every three years these grad
ustss contend for Sscond degrse-one in !.
hundred obtaining II, third degree entitle,
one 70 omce In the government. This incite,
TO literary pursuits, and strengthens the gov
ernment. 10 some cases, the student 10 an oc
degree. And the third degree is 90 guarded
that oficials have been put to death for selling
He dweit upon the ilial devotion Of ,hd
Chinese, and told Of An aged Chinaman, whose
father whipped him. fer bis unwillingness d
VA: upon apDoi his y, sssndtsshsr. gre .,,,
giving numerous Interesting Illustrations, and
closed with dissertation upon the charactei
OF their religion. and q deserved censure of tht
cupidity OF English opium traders.
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mr. 0RAU has The honor to announce that
L. M. GOTTECHALK'S
Second Grand Concert

.sa- WILL TAKE PLACE
THIS EVENING, (FRlDAY,) March I,
-. when he will be assisted by
6IGA HINKLEY, BRIGNOLI, SUSINI
HENRY SANDERSON,
The distingui,hed Pianist, haa Kindly vo;un' 'eese
Z 10 assist Mr.. (iOTiECHhLK on this ooopsi6n
MAN MAREfzEK,
Directed ard Conduc,or.
Pkoe.AAML-PAnfL
{. Cavatlns Betty, D,nisatt.. q. Siga iInklsy
I. FHS@sst Of the ipot6sSss Marsns, soioSeii,
,oo~pcsd and performed by.... %. q ottsohall
8. Ssrsnade from Schubert. ....... Sig. Prignol
9. Oils Grizzlies" Dsnsa, composed for four hand
By Gottschslk. performed By
Mr. HENRY SANDERSON and THE AUTHOI
lfgr q PART II.
!. Ana Nabuoo, Verdi. Sig. Eusn
8. Fantasie di Bravurs, ON Themes from t6. Oper
ot"Favorita composed and performed by
GOTTSC HALK.
0. Ronanx1 Nercadante. nte........ Sig. Brignol
10. xolacoa puIitani, Bellini. 500. .Sig'a Hinkle.
II, By Nquest, (A) Tbs Last Hope, (Bl Murmur
Eolians, composed and performed By Gottschalk
~. Tsrcotto Lncreta B,rgia, Donizetto, sung by
6ig Hinkley, BHsnoli and Susini
THIRD AND MOST POSITIVELY LAST
0OTTSCHAlk CONCERT
TO, MORROW EVENING, SATURDAY, y
When an entirely new progr ammo will be performc,
The prios Of admission is fixed st one dollar. II
served seats; 20 cents extra. Seats for either Of Il
zsrotts Muic Store, corner OF llth street and Pei
Doo.s open At *; Concert to commence ats
mar Co.. .'-'...Y' ....T
The national Republican., 1862-03-07

COL CUMMINGS In the House of Represent:
ative., yesterday, Judge Kelly read letter
addressed to him by Alexander Cummipgf, in
reply to what he characterises as an extraor-
dinary assault" upon his character, contained
In the report Of what Is known as the Van
Wyck committee. Instead of $4,000 remain.
ing In bis hands on Government account, as
alleged in The report, that sum was retained
by authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
BY Messrs. Dix, Blatcbford, and Opdyke, 10
whom 1t was condded for the purpose origin
ally designed. Mr.. Cummings quotes official
documents In support Of what he says Us hi.
complete and impartial, though necessarily
brief, statement Of the whole transaction"
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
Latest BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM BANks's DIvi&bs
The Rsisls IL 1ull Forte a
Winchester.
Capture Of their Pioksts.
Bunker, Hnl Al snltAleld Dec ,yicd
-. By eur Trseps.. .-.-.--........
Esvsrasss JsAssse ~ Psblte
EesstjsNeset.
QUANTITIES OF FLOUR AND WHEAT
SEIZED.

Ch0rlesloton, Vd., March6, l062.-heliable In.
tgIligence statss thst the enemy Ia ID full force
at Winchester. and have completed formidable
earthworks on this side, mounted with sixty
sunS, includng field batteries. Nothing Of
special importance transpired yesterday. The
work on the railroad progresses rapidly, and
every point Is strongly protected from Cumber.
land 70 Harpefss Ferry, and every facility is
being afforded to the company. A large force
is employed on the bridge and Iron trssus
work at the Ferry, .,,.,,r,,,,.,.
Tho work has been found ID better condi.
ton than was at hrst supposed by the engi.
nssr, and ten daysis nxsd - the time a through
connection win bs made. All the commands In
this division are In the best condition, and
ready for attack BY the enemy.
Bunker Hill was occupied by our forces yes.
terdAy, as the extreme outpost on the west.
There is some movement Of troops to-day. A
scouting party Of cavalry reports that Ash.
ley's rebel cavalry, last night, attempted to cut
thsn of whom nesr Bsrryville. but we're foiled
in the attempt. Four regiments, with . four.
gun battery, attempted, on the Sd, to flank Gel.
Geary, near Lovsttsville, but were driven of
without battle. Yesterday several deserters
wsrs brought into town by the cavalry.
Among them was Lieut.. Arthur Msrklo, ofthe
Fifh Virginia volunteers. 4.Gr.u
A squad of Van Aliens cavalry, o.day, cap.
tursd rSbel piokets, I've In number, near Bun
ker Hill. They belonged to the Second vir.
ania nihnttt and were carried before Division
Provost Marshal Lieut.. Col. Andrews, Of Mas.
saohusetts ssoond. for examination.
CnARLEsrowN, March Q, 8 p. m.-Smithheld
seven miles northwest Of this place, was occu.
pied to-day by u strong force.
General Banks has issued a general order
forbidding all kinds Of depredations or maraud
ing upon property Of citzons. He says no on
Ger or soldier shall disturb, in any manner, the
ordinary business Of the country. nr
He has appointed Major L. H. D. Crane, Of tse
weccnsin, Third regiment, AS the oficer In
charge Of all seizures Of property for the use
Of the army.
Country supplies. which on our arrivx
were cut OF, are now coming in more freely.
Public sentiment in regard to our presence II
gradually undergoing q favorable change, snt
faces which soowled upon the Union soldiers
now smile In pleasant intercourse with oficer'
and men.
The army storehouses here are fast nling VI
| with cophscated articles Of produce, and man
ufactures, AID such other articles as are re
quired are being issued to the army. Th'
seizures to day included I've hundred ap'
seventy barrels Of -four and two hundred bufh
els of wheat; the latter In bags, marked Con
fsderate States." .r, e.. ...-.t'
The national Republican., 1862-03-07

SKrRxIsH NEAR PoHrcx-We learn that q
skirmish took place Wednesday morning, on
the Telegraph road near Pohick, between q
party Of Texan Rangers and company Of
Hsintzlemau's Division, resulting in three
killed and one wounded on our side. What
loss befel the enemy is not known.
1t is said that this company were commanded
by volunteer Lieutenant Colonel, who per.
mitted the enemy to pass to their ambuscading
position under his guns, but yet led his com.
mand into the trap!
The killed on our side were one captain, one
lieuteEant, and private, with one private
wounded.
That Lieutenant Colonel's case should be
looked into.
The national Republican., 1862-03-07
Reign Of Terror at 1ichmond!
ARREST OF Jo1na MINOR Borrs, AND
ofHm LEADING UNION NEN.A

The Hshnend Hsontsw, Of ne Sd Instant,
says that . Saturday oisht, Capt. Gordon, "
order q ~ Government, proceeded with .
party Of selsot men TO the farm Of John Minor
Botts, and took him and all his papers and pri-
vats correspondence In custody. Leaving an
ofdcse In charge Of Ne papers and hoase Of
Bots, Capt. Gordon brought him prisoner to
Richmo0d, and lodged him In NeDanlel's negro
jill. In Blankinships alley, some dry yards
north Of Franklin street.
Gordon then went 70 the farms Of Valentine
,Hecklsr and Frsnklisi S>ssrns, both well-kuown
Union nea, and arrsstsd them, taking all their
papers, letters, &c., and took them 10 prison.
Bsts' and Heckler's letters have not been
examined, and Il b said that there h a yet no
positive evidence to convict Bolts Of treason,
but he Is known as the recognized leader Of Il o
disaffected. .a.r
Against Stsarns' and Heckler's loyalty the
Government has been for month In the pos
session Of tho most conclusive evidence; end II
feels confident Of lis ability 70 prove that both
Of these men have been loud In their denuncia-
tlons Of what they have been pleased TO term
the rebellion" and have, over and again,
expressed their willingness 70 sacrifice their
entire property to restore the dominion in the
South Of tho United States Government. ngf
Another blatant and defiant Union man"
arrested, is B. Wsrdwell, an extensive dealer
In Northern ice although Northern man, Mr..
wsrdwell 10 an old and respectable resident Of
Richme nd.
A man named Miller has also been lodged 10
jail, for his Unionism. The Examiner says, he
b The chief, or high priest, Of the secret Black
or Red German Republican Societies Of Rich.
mond, some Of whose members, It can be
proved, have, since The reverse Of our army at
Fort Donslson, boasted that they had Thousands
Of arms and sbundance of ammunition con-
osalsd, In the city, and that the men were en-
rolled who would use them on the ark appear
sncs Of the Yankee army. rir
An lrlshman, named John NJ. Higgins, was
alec Imprisoned. He is related to Col. Cor
coran, who advised him by letter to send his
wife North, which letter was intercepted by the
Government
Stearns Is one Of the wcalthiest men In Rich.
mond, and, like Heckler, Is an old aud uncom
promising Bolts man. II Is said that Mr.
Stearns, on approaching the prison, surveyed
It with most contemptuous expression, and
remarked, /" If you are going to imprison all the
Union men, you will have, TO provide much
larger Jail than this" t1
The arrest Of theee men In Richmond will
only tend to widen the breach between the
rebel and loyal citizens, and prepare the way
for glorious triumph Of our arms. Certainly
our loyal friends ct Richmond need pr otection
and we hope soon to see the Union army march
into the city, break open the prison doors, and
let the oppressed OF all colors go free.
The national Republican., 1862-03-07

The SENATE, yesterday, confirmed Captains
Bell, Mexican, Dupont, Farragut and Colds
borough, as fsg officers in the navy.
Also, the following as consu's: J. R, Fair
lamb, at Zurich; Alexander Henderson, at
Londonderry; Elias Wampole, at Laguayra ;
and William II. Evans, at Cyprus; and J. E.
Stalher, collector Of customs at Annapolis,
Maryland.
The national Republican., 1862-03-07

The OFFICERS CAPTURED AT FORT DoNEIsoN.
Seven hundred and fifty officers, taken pris-
oners ct Fort Donelson, have been sent to Co.
lumbus, Ohio, where, in Camp Chase, quarters
for prisoners were prepared last Summer.