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ment, has "saDctionei" il. and fOrbds surrelti-
iious or violent interference with il. This i The
voice OF the theologians Of the great Catholic
Jursts snd moralisfs, age after age. They agree,
OIL. with the great Doctor OF the Church, the angel
OF schools. ST. Thomas Aquinas, who, in explo-
ding the sentinentalsm Of Seneca. incorporate
through u lpian into the Psndects. that call men
are by nature free" says, that 'bv nature. may
be understood in two ways: one. that nature de
mands this or that the other that ma
ture does not provide otherwlse. So. may
say, that man Is, by nature. naked. because na
ture does not provide clothing. In
tins sense. man il. by nature. free. for slavery
(ssTUaGs) like separate possessions of other
goods. Is not provided by nature. bu. by human
reason. i"r the advantage of human sOcietv
SHmma TheOl. ] . 1eip 5. in nm. We have
quotations enough TO = like purpose from the
great theologians and jurists Of Christeudom. all
agreeing. to all forty columns OF our paper NJ.
OConnell erred. blundered. in departing from tie
consen -aneous teachings OF Catholic doctors.
C M imen' Lord Mnrp,t AZ coEc liza o the ri6s
Gals and bigots of Exeter Hall.
1t has been an unknd thing, an anjustfable
thing, a foolish thing. 10 rake mp letter that
O'COnnelfs countrymen, friends of his sup
pressed because il was ds maging to him Ii was
weak letter, and its arrogance, in arraigning
"Irishmen in America" is damaging to its au-
thor. He was great man. greatly honored for
what he did in his proper sphere in Ireland. But
he had no note Of infalbhty about him. He
had his errors. The amiable editor Of the Tele.
graph might rs well quote his duel with an Eng
fish black guard and his having met him on the
field. in defense of duelling. cite his aberra-
ton from good sense. and from facts. and from
the canons and teachings Of the Catholic Church.
plea for the accused heresy OF Exeter Hall
and New England abolitionism Ii is weak. il
is cowardly, it is base in the Cincinnati Tele-
graph. after declining to discuss with US the
question Of slavery in the light Of the history.
and the teachings. and the laws of the Catholic
Church. to be feebly engaged in bringing in the
lame, the halt and the blind in the was Of argu-
ments. to promote. indirectly. what. if produced
in the form of direct argument would be re-
duced to silence The editorial pety of the Tel
egraph has long smacked of the theological here
sizes of JaDsensm. The tortuous methods of its
arguments strongly remind of the insncerites
/ Of Paschal and his school-Ol whose morals the
| Telegraph has been an Astounding reciter-l n.
Y Freeman's Journal
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The Draft I'm New York.-ProcIania l.
ton of GOV. Seymour.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER. Aug /, Ire

have received information that the draft is
about 70 be made in the cities of New York and
BROOKLYN. and understand that there is danger
of disorderly and Iiotous attacks upon those who
are engaged in executing the law of Congress
cannot believe that any considerable number
OF citizens are disposed to renew the shameful
and sad scenes of the past month. in which the
lives OF so many. as well of the innocent as Of
the guilty. we're destroyed. Our courts now
cOnsiguing to severe punishment MANY Of those
who were then guilty of acts destructive Of the
lives AMI property Of their fellow citizens. These
events should teach al that real or inns ginary
wrongs cannot be corrected by unlaw fol violence
The liberties of our country and the rights OF our
citizens can only be preserved BY just regard for
.egA. obligations and an acquieScence in the de-
sision Of judicial tribunals
While believe it would have been a wise and
humane policy to have procured judicial deer
sion with regard TO the constitutionality OF the
consumption act, at an early day and by sum
mary process. yet the failure TO do this in de-
gree justihes any violent opposition to an act Of
Congress. Until it is set aside by the decision Of
Judicial tribunals IL must be obeyed like anv 9th
er act of the State or National Legislature
The following rule OF duty in this respect was
laid down in the farewell address of Andrew
jackson. This view has always been accepted
Nv the friends OF our Union and the upholder. of
our Constitution:
demonstrations or oppressive laws may no
doubt be passed BY Congress, either from errone
Gus views or the want of due consideration. Ii
thew are in reach of judicial authority. theiemeiy
"a easy and peaceful and il from the character of
the law il Is an abuse Of power not within the
control of the Judiciary. then free discussion and
calm appeals to reason and TO the justice OF the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-22

Address OF the Democratic Members
q the sessrsl Assembly 10 the People Of Indiana
seftns forth The history q tie late session, and The
res.oos -hy Bad ucs been sooorpsAsd during hs
eonsststiopal term. This document makes psnp0's'
e sxseez psgss s-d oil Be furnished N any qasntiy
Price o. 50 per hundred.
The CeuscrIps Act-spesch OF Hon
D. vooshees on the cooscrpuon Biii In the House OF
Representatives Pssrusry -. isss his Is ons OF TIE
snes spseekes Of Mr. WORRIES. co questsou Gov oe-
eugyssx isrxs share Of psele attention, and svsry
citizen n in<isna -sosl6 hsvs seopy. Il MAKES pam
pAls, Of sssss p.~... Prses 81 per hanir.d-
The Liberty 81 the Cisizen-speech
of Non D. vosrhees. delivered IN the House II Rep
r-ssu.sflvss February L. l>s5. the "Act toindeuny
~. President and other persons for saspsndns the wit
81 h.Sess corpus and acts done pursuance thereof
printed IN pamphlet form, snd be obtained at
tsi- ocs. Ths 10 the great effort Of Mr.. VOORHEES, 20
prvsecs the hssrty n the eitsen ami shoa he in the
bsDds % every voter IN Indiana II mskss psmphle'
q sixteen pages. Price 81 50 per hundred
Il ran orders should direct the speeches 20 be sen;
by express. ths postage will be . copy. and
must Be prepsid
Address ELDER, HARDNESS 4 BINGHAM.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST p.
Republican Logic.

Mr.. Lrscols was elected President BY de
cided minority Of the votes of the people. The
result Of the popular vote. according TO GREELEY's
DorsLss. l.375.l57: BREcKTsRrDeE. SAT .953;
BILL. S90.63i. The total popular vote in the
election Of 1860. was 4.650.l93. Mr.. LiscoLs
received .s66. 452, so that the majority against
him Of all the votes cast was sl3,7 Although
Mr. LIscoLs received only minority Of the
coriing 70 the provisions and forms Of the Con
.titution IL il tho Constitution. therefore. that
makes him President. lie holds his Office
under aud by virtue Of that ins.ru
ment The American people recognize
MIN a. President. although n majority OF near a
million Of the popular vote was against his cleo
ton, because he received a majority os the cleo
torsI votes. By virtue Of the Constitution. and
no, me choice Of the people. he holds the Office
Of President. What shadow of right or apology
then. has Mr.. LINCOLN to disregard any provision
of the Consfitution-by what authority can he
suspend the Constitution through which alone he
derives hrs official position and authorltyr He
has none whatever. He is Just as much subject
the Constitution and the laws the humblest
citizen. and every violation on his part Of the
Constitution and laws is much a crime against
the Government a. that of any other citizen who
disregsrds his constitutional obligations
and violates the laws enacted under
IL. But new ideas have sprung up in re
gard to the obligations OF the citizen. no matter
how faithful he may be to the Constitution and
the laws. according TO Republican logic. if he
refuses allegiance to the Administration or party
in power. he is a traitor. That is the Republican
idea OF treason. II is hot unfaithfulness to the
Constitution. but disloyalty to the Republican
party.
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EST TRAY.
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice to Sinking Fund Borrowers.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE SINKING FUND
4 are notified that lands mortgsged to sal Fund, and
which has been paid in advance will be
offered public sale the second Tuesday OF Deem
Der next
BY order Of the Board. W. ii. TALBOT,
auglS-dAw till Octl President.
Register AMI Republican, Lawrnceburg: Courier,
Madison. Gazette and VoS sboto Evansville; Journal and
Express Hsute JefFersonan and Palladium Rich
mond Times ard Sentinel Fort Wayne; Argus and Cour-
er Lafayette Democrat and Union Laporte: Pres Ko-
komo; Fact and R'publcan, Greenshurg: Mercury an
sentinel. cheer; Democrat and Republican Plymouth;
Democrat and Spectator Monticello; Jacksonsn and Re-
publican. Rushvils: ID mocrat and Republican. valpa-
raso wi insert TO he amount Of dollars and send
bills cepted 20 the Office Of the Sinking und for pay
mont. " III paper containing the advertisement
'markcd.''l
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= Il r a x GO w

STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ABOUT THE
- lab Il Juae, from No 10 Rates street Indiana polls
large Yellow Gov, with white bag and large teafs
about or years Old giving milk when she left will
liberal reward the person that retars the Gov rIesves
information mat vii lead 10 her recovery spencers
Grocery this Office. : CHAPNAN
aur s-datAwlw
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FOUND.
WAN D.

SITUATION WANTED.
A STU iTION WANTED ny A YOUNG MAN ~
"a Dry Good Store; has had experience. Good
reference given. Address cali at the Sentinel Office
aug2I-d3t
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SUN DRIES.

FOR SALE:
500 doz. Glass Fruit Jars;
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
800 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
styles;
so bbls. Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Benzine;
20 bbls. Linseed Oil;
20 bbs. Lard Oil; T.
so bbls. Lubricating Oil;
so bbls. Whiting;
500 or. Quinine;
so or. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bacconists;
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
800 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
8 tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine;
% bbls. Varnish;
16 bbs. Alcohol
472 lbs Gum Shellac;
45 bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
BY STEWART Il MORGAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
jy4 No ~ East Washington Street.
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CAMP MEETING.
ACTON CAMP MEETING.

YIyHE ACTON CAMP MEETING COMMUNICATIONS
DAY, August %. 1853. For the accommodation Of
persons wishing attend Excursion Tickets will be %
sale all the regular stations the l. aud L. K X
good all regular Passenger Trains during the con
tinaancs Of the meeting.
IT PAH persons trains without tickets will be
charged iIl fare.
Tickets from indianapolis for sale a, the Union Depot
Fare 90 for the round trip
KOBr. MEEK, Superintendent.
W.. l. NosLI, General Ticket Agent.
augie-dlOt
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-DENocRArIc CONVENTION AND Picnic
The Democracy of Fountain county will Assem-
bic in mass convention at Covington, Aug 18th.
1868. at 10 o'clock A NJ. for the purpose OF nom.
mating a ticket for the fall election.
Hon ID. W VOORHEES,, Hon. J. (. Mcdonald,
Judge Sol Claypool. James McCabe. ESQ. and
the home speakers will address the meeting. Ev-
erybody IS requested to turn out and hear the
speakers
Primers and citizens requested to bring
provisions sufficient for themselves, and as much
more a. they conveniently can, as the crowd Is
expected TO be unusually large.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

borough Of Lewisburg; also those assessed
or which may be hereafter assessed in
other boroughs and townships in said
county to pay bounties to volunteers and
to support the families Of persons from
said county nov in service 10 the army Of
the United States be and the same is
hereby legalized and made valid to all
intents aud purposes the same as if there
had been Law for eaid purpose st the
time the assessments we're made to enforce
the collection Of such tax and the collec-
lion of said taxes to be enforced in the
same manner as any State, county, Dor.
ough or township tax can be, BY existing
laws now in force.
SEC 2.-The duplicates already assessed
and made out shall be good and valid the
same as though said taxes had been
legally assessed, and if payment is not
made on demand, the property Of such
delinquent shall be subjuct to levy and
sale, and iu all other respects subject to
the existing laws relating to the collection
Of State and county taxes.
JOHN CESSNA,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
G. N. LAWRENCE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved the l9.h day of March. A.
D., 1863. A. G. CURTIN.
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pA.The Anniversary Reception of The

nsh-The Anniversary Reception Of the
Lewisourg Academy will be held in Inde-
pendent Hall, on Friday evening next,
(March 81, att 2. NJ. In place of the
usual exercises an Addres, will be deliv-
cred by the Principal. Subject, "Some
"Reminiscences. of the Campaign Of the
Minute Men of Penn'a." Music BY the
Social String Band. Admission free. A
collection will be taken At the close of the
exercises to defray expenses, and any net
proceeds will be donated to the Ladies
Volunteer Aid Society" Of this place.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
The Common People Of England. and our Rebellion
pY JAMES AIKEN.

Misled, awhile, by demagoyues and knaves,
Yet, with more light, "their sober second thought"
Will give verdict worthy Of themselves
These men Of English birth, the sons ofthose
Who, inch by inch, havo wrenched from Tyranny
Their plundered rights and held what they had won
o, eau these men, of noble ancestry,
BE reerosnt, now, to freedom and and to truth
strugslers for freedom in the British isles
Are bright examples for the human race.
Practical men, no dazzling theories
Made them lose sight Of sober, solid truth.
sasacious dogsi they never lost the bone,
BIZ grasping at its shadow in the stream.
While France is briiliant-fiermany profound
Enrsnd il practical and mainly free.
" England with all thy faults, love thee STILL"
When those brave people fully understood
The DRIFT and aim Of our rebellious South,
They'll be our friends: and their aristosrats,
Who aid our rebels, will soon get hint
That war on us is war on England too.
The cause Of freedom, one throughout the world,
Will be supported, every where by all,
Save the oppressors, and the simpletcnsl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
TO 1AX COLLECTORS.

A LII Collectors knowing themselves in
~ debed for taxes for ihe year lS6. and
previous years will pay over their indebted
ness BY May Court at furthest. All Collec-
tors will Immediately proceed apd collect the
War Tax, as the bounties to pay The volun-
teers 10 Gil up the old regiments must be paid.
ard for support of the families. The War
Tax is now legalized and approved by the
Governor. (Mar23l J. A. MERrZ, Treas.
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BOROUGH ORDINANCES.

"HEREAS, on the LIST day Of March,
w 1855, the Burgess and Town Council
of The Borough Of Lewisburg passei an Or
dinance directing that the pavemenis on the
east side of Fifth street, be of the width Of
ten feet from the building line 10 the curb, and
by the same ordinance required the same 10
be made one square north ard one square
south from Market street, now,
BE it further enacted by the authority of the
same. That the owners Of property along the
east side Of said street south of Market shall
make their pavemenls in pursuance of said
ordinance, and the same are hereby required
to be made south from Market street 10 ST.
Catharine's street; the same to be completed
on or before the 10th day of May, A. d. 1863.
SAML II. ORWlG, Burgess.
ATTEST WIN. JONES, Town Clerk March 2, 20
WHEREAS, il has been deemed expedi.
w ent, by The Chief Burgess and Town
Council Of the Borough of Lewisburg, 10
adopt different form Of proceeding. SO as to
change The manner Of conducting the affairs
of the said Borough with view to better the
financial condition, aud 10 insure mere safe
and convenient mode Of transac,ing business,
&c, therefore,
Be it resolved by the Burgess and Town
Council of the Borough of Lewisburg, and
it is hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, Isl. That the Ofhces of the Board
ito wit: Town Clerk and Borough Treasurer)
shall not be hsld by one person.
ID, That the Collectors of the Road and
Poor Tax of the said Borough are moi allowed,
and by this ordinance are prohibited from
receiving in payment Of tax, any orders what
ever except said orders are issued by direc.
ton Of the Council, signed by The Burgess,
and attested by the Clerk.
Sd, That all orders issued BY the Street
and also by the Overseers of
the Poor, be presented, by the holders thereof
to the Town Council for approval, and there
upon borough order, properly a;les,ed, be
issued to the said holder for said amount. and
the Street or Poor orders be charged 10 the
proper officer, 10 be accounted for. in his
settlement with said Borough.
4ih, That this act is TO take effect, and go
into operation, at the time of the organization
and election of the Officers Of the said Town
Council for the ensuing year.
By order of the Council.
SAM'L H. ORWIG, Burgess.
ATTEST; WI. JONES, Town Clerk. March 2, 'e3l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS

"A WE have the pleasure Of inform.hs
S you that we are now prepared TO offer,
al our Old Stand Nos. 1903, los & l07 Norih
SECOND ST., PHIl.AD'A. a well selected
Stock of Millinery and Straw Goods
in every variety, OF the latest imPorfafisss'
and of the ne west and most fashionable styles
OUR STRAW DEPARTMENT
will comprise every variety Of Bonnets, Hats
and Trimmings 10 be found in that line, OF the
latest and most approved shapes and styles.
Soliciting an early call, remain
Yours, Respectfully, II. WARD.
Philad., March l6, ls63w4
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

SOUTHWEST Pass, La, March l5.-
Com. Fsrragut, leading in the Hartford,
passed the Port Hudson last night with
his feet. The steamer Mississippi grouu-
ded, was abandoned and burned. The
army is within five miles of the rebels
works. The cavalry are skirmishiug.
A dispatch from Paris, Ky, says the
rebels surrounded and captured 200 Of our
men, At Mt. Sterling. after q sharp fight.
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59teO,

In Hghtown, Sd inst, WILLIAM A, son Of James 4.
and Barbara Young.
In Kelly township, 1th inst, LEWIS, son Of Samuel
Bickel, aged IL years, months and IL days.
Iu Kelly township, 9th inst, s. R., daughter Of VIM
and Levina Crosslsy, aged years. month and days
In Hxrtlrton 18th ost, DAVID KILN T. in bis oist yr
In Northumberland, 10th Inst, DASIEL bRAVtl'
GAN, ia his I'D year.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.
VI ONEY TO BE SAVE ID !

lot of BOOTS AND SHOES
purchased al the lowest prices. These In
want of Boots and Shoes, will find it to their
advantage 10 call and examine his
large Stock of Homemade Work,
which for style and quality can not be sur.
passed in Union county or elsewhere.
Gents fine Calf Boots IS 30
Ladies fine Morocco, high heel SO
A fine qualify Balmoral Boots ! -
Misses and Children's Shoes at very low
prices for Cash, at
Squires' Union Boot and Shoe Store,
B~opposite the Bank, q
Lewisburg, Jan. !, 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

Day-On Wednesday afternoon and even.
lug, Barclays Panorama Of Jerusalem
will be exhibited 10 Lewisburg. For par.
ticulars, see bills.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

The Democrats Of Now Jersey gave
traitor Wsll the short term in the U. &.
6ensts, but elected WIN. Wright, old line
Wing, for the long term. They trusted
Copperhead where be- could do no harm,
but not for any responsible position.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
Aet11isburg %arket.
MARRtEn,

In St. Paurs VI. e. Church. Lancaster, BY Rev r Kirk
patrick, Rev. II. c. PARDOR, Of Lswisburg, and Miss
ANNIE II. Sr0NER, Of Lancaster.
On the 18th inst by Rev. 4. r. Hottsnsten, PETER
AUcKER. of Port Trevorton, and Miss CArHARINE Z.
MOVER. Of Washington township, Snyder Co.
On the lst inst, BY Rev. James Barbin, JOHN g..
SMITH aud MARC ARET LEIrzEL, both Of Middisefsek
TOW nship, Snyder county.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

m-Ws learn that Mr. John M.Taylor,
of M,ffl nburg had leg broken iu two
places, BY the fall of horse on Wednes-
day Of last week. -
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Respectfully,
j. VAN BUREN.
GENERAL M'cLERNAND's LITTER.


BEFORE VIcKsBURG, Feb. %, 1861
Hon. John Van Buren An extract
from your late speech has just come under
my notice. 1t has the clear old demo-
cratic ring, and contrasts 90 strikingly
with the spurious emanations Of the latter
day democratic impostors that I can not
forbear to hail it. II reminds me Of the
better days Of the democratic party, when,
under the inspirations Of Jaokson and your
father, ito boasted wstchword Was "The
Union, il must bs preserved" Respon.
sively to that sentiment, I upheld the
arms Of both those magistrates to the
extent Of my ability and st the sacrifice
o. lome and ito endearments, and am now
bearipg arms, amid disease and death,
against IN armed enemy who would
desecrste it.
Northern peaeemongers, Who would
dishonor that sentiment BY proclsimipg
an armistics 10 the face Of rebellious
and defiant enemy, bot add pu.sillsnimity
to trsaehery, and truly, as you euergesi-
cally ssy, "will bs carried away" ii not
By "ths torrent" Of public opinion, even
tually By force Of arms.
Your ob't serv't,
JOHN A. M'CLERNAND.
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PUBLISHED sEMl.WEEkLY.-
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.

~ David Strohecker has been sppoin-
ted Post Master at Alvira, Union Co., Pa,
10 place of A. J. Forsman.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
Suring Elections.

We give the results of several districts
to-day, and expect to give complete re.
turns in our next.
In Lewisburg there Was but one ticket
on the track.