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The Céxrnzx is published every Monday
morning'by ﬂxsxr J. Smnu, at $1 75 per
annu'm if paid strictly m ADVANCIAﬂrm
per Innum if not paid in ;advance. N 6
subscription discpntlnued. .unleu at the
Option of the publisher, until all grrenrg‘ea
Ire paid. ‘
Abvnnunxrs inserted at the usual rates.
_ Jon Plusnso done with neatneu Ind
dispnboh'.
Ornc: in South Baltimore street, directly
opposite Wuuplen’ Tinning Enablishmeht
—“ ~ nun Pny-rma Cum” on he sigp.
, New Goods !—-Large Stock !'
: ERCHANT‘ TAILORING. '
- JACOBS t BRO.
ﬁve just received from the cities 3 large neck
m goods for Gentlemen) wear, embracing a.
‘vgriety of . ’ '
CLOTHS,
' » CASSNERES,
VESTLVGS,
Fusing", Jenna, km. with many mixer goods
{or spring and lummrr wear.
They are prepare?! (0 makeup garment-D M
ahe shortest notiée‘ and in the Very best unu
ner. The Fashions nre regularly received, and
clothing made in any desired style. They Il
wsyi make neat ﬁn. whilst. their sewing is sure
. \0 he substantial. _ ' '
They ask a conﬁmmnre of the public’l pl
tmmge, :eéolvcd by good work and moderate
chargu'w earn it.
Gemsburg, April 7, 1862. ‘
, Restaurant. >
‘ lllELChamMrshurg Sgeet Restaurant. (re-
T ézmly Eckenrode'!,) 18 now conducted by
t e undersigned. QYSTHRS are dune up in
All Myles; FRIED (‘HH'KEN BEEF TONGUE,
"mum, BOILEU EGGS. an}! a. nice ﬁlm" of
ALE. can ﬁt all ‘imes bmhnd, "
’GALL IN: The Salnun has been re-painted
and ﬁtted up in ﬁne "13]... ' ‘
BOLLIVGER 3; BAUGIIER.
Gettysburg, .\‘or. A. 1:02.
Laneasterz Bonk Bindery.
jouunwuxr. 5-, I ‘ ‘
1:00; BI.\3DEJ:
AS!) BLANK BOOK lgﬁl'lAFTl'REß
K LANCASTEIkF'A.
'Flm'n and ()rimmrnm! Bmlh‘hy. ‘of qery de
scription. executed m the méstanbammiul_nll_d
approved Ityles.» , ’
nnrmzwcn.’
‘ E. W. Br'own. Equ l‘urmer: Bunk of Lancaster
\K'. 1.. Paper. Eiq . lmnr-untor County Bank
Snmnel' Shock, FK4|.: Culunlhia Bunk.
Summ'l anncr,‘ list; . York Hunk. '
Villimmanm-r _F.\q.. York Cour“; Bunk.
‘ .‘h. Cnrwnﬂmq ”ﬂank of Gettysburg.
Peter .\lnriin. Emu l’rnlh‘y M‘lmnfawzer‘ 60-: P“
' Geo. C. Hnwllmrn, Evy. Regiﬂfr “ “ '
Geo. Wllileon. Huh Rgxux'len “ ' “
:Ap‘rlt 15‘ IN]. ‘ ‘
-, - General ‘McClsllan
Iﬁxl‘m‘l‘ljl)lSCuTTY.‘lSrßG.——E\Effl‘odf
"I‘l he' prepnrml. 11kt}, undrrsigyv’} “oqld
mh~l_ lesportfully ilnllq rllc-ullPHlmn of ﬂu:
111137?!“ {lf Gollydmrr: .t'll‘l il‘Vicinih to (‘ ll
R 1123 Ix4ml'w In~ well wlmtcd Stork of pnoda,
'2“ he lmsjnu! rt-lurnwd Iron) tho cilv Wllll a!
ﬁne an ha-urtmvm of ppmlsiu his lmé us you
twill bug! in It.“ in mm O'hrr‘lown. '7
Lndiés, nnw i~ Hu- lime to null and get those
ﬁne woolen‘\.\curf~. .\lu-nnal St:lrf:,'ine (hunt
lrlu. wodlon'l'ndrr-‘lén‘v-alnnd all lhost- mr‘c
'lllile ﬁxturu for glu- lullt‘f‘ in the way of
B'luheq..(‘uml»- unll l‘crfumonva. all of which
can hp lmd_M .\0 ll’: r-gl t npnnaitr- the lhnk.
(lenllmmm. n wnyl lu‘ymr, ll G. (‘arr‘i is
t‘ngmlm‘e to L" L luv hug. and. (-uenpest under
-o‘. lthing in ”IN-943;!) an 11.11036, Um-r-slxir”.
l udgr-shlru. hungry-x ‘uf all kinds. lung and
glllurt Stir-chum frurb 1.“. rF-nt: up n- 73 rrnt: a
‘lm r. .\Mdiors. n i‘.-w rnn-rlh- m fuu: 11-e-GC
Cup-159‘ Ihr g-hce‘m an llinso uuml Burk
‘vkln'ﬁuunllels. .\mn Bun-ks. ullkiwl~ of Army
Knirri n‘ud hrm} Knxtm , nlw Lnilm furl; and
by" on all in mm: Ile rvg'llnr arm“ Shin: and
Drllwrrs, Net-pull? Cup-1‘ \xnoion h": xrfs ‘uf all
High. Smoker” 11. 1". ”an has n} the nu'
'n-=soruné;l'. a: :mulqng 10!)“ng mul Pipes ma
:‘lylu mu elm-c up :mv pluw‘. ('lxqslug Tulmc—
. 0‘ and (‘l’mri 0: all Hulls tin-T l ri~ - -‘.
«Alma. llnrvlwu‘v.‘ QIIN-nsw w. :1“ kin"; of
Sﬁire~,'(iro.-eriv4. Ill:(~rnl(‘ Cnlrr :md Hmpﬁ
\‘i’nquni. all luml. ol‘F‘nSlry Soul»: all kin-d: of
Hs‘w‘ncrs. l'Ju‘cm Wuhan“, \‘m‘l (m null
Mini“, null n \ -r_\"luml~ulum: ngcortmenl oﬂ
' T’Qrﬂunoricl. .\‘mv‘ it the limo. (‘mm 011?.
4 uhne'nllfﬂp-l z‘n- rm 3 rnlL Don’t forget the
plume. XO. 113., ixlEnst York ntrver, (-ppnsxle
rh‘!l Kink“. . 11. U. CARR; Agent.
'gior.l.7,‘ls=:sz. L _ ;
:j l - Town Property ‘
T PRIVATE SALE—Tin- undtrsignm} of-
A {erg M'Primw Snle 11114 Property in whirl!
ht- nqw resides, situnlg iu_F.n~: Hula” :lreot,
(iwuﬁlmrg, mljni'lin'; S. R. Timon on the west
hill Mrs. Mrﬁlroy on the (Hm. wuh nn M"-
allny‘id um rcnr. :Tm: HOI'SH is a.
lﬁuémry Frame. thlwrbunrdcd, with
Buck-building: 1| \\ l‘” m w-Lt‘t'r, \\ Hh .1 pump in
it_. In tlgxqgiuor: and a \urivty of {mu «10h as
upping, 3:59am. pum‘hm‘. npnr-nls, then-11k, Mid
gmpos,dll the mum. alum v. ,
. ZACHAKLUI MYERS.
'xur. 11181103 tf , -
,7 , Beadyfnade .Clothtnz.
‘ ‘ RURGH AR 'ULU 1m: nnw FM un hil full
G and Wuuer rock ufHlmhing. mumeting of
qu'ﬂouh. in z mu. variety, fer) chmp,
’ ; IDress Cuxul -
'” Businexi Poms. -
l‘ ‘ ’ Mn key Jackets.
E _ ; l’mmdo s, Vein,
1 , ' S lirLs. Oran-era, 1.1., (Er:
E All o'innr ow mam ﬁu mre. am] (1012? up in
ﬂu- vgry‘ hut nune . nud “ill be sold very
ehrnp. Give an FEM]. )
_ Geuysﬁurg. ﬁoviex, 1862.
f Pmn‘o Tumng.
ROE. nomin. or Limamwn. a Prnclir‘rJ
Einno Tuner, informs his {Heads and the
mica! puhlic in ginoml, that he gives his
ﬁne. In» othey in occupied. to Tuning and.
Reﬁniring Piuu'os, at moderate priues. He
[ironilses entire bntisfwnion, or no pny.‘ ()rders‘
r'oceived “this Mice. , [Sep!. 16. 1861.
“___ -.__. ‘ .7. -,_____ A .-. __..__
. . O HEEL—O Yes—o Ygs.
, HR undersigned would most respectfully
announce thg people of Gettysburg and
u Vicinityrthnt he i‘ntends to continue SALE
:TRYIXG, in l!i!VBrl0ﬂ3 bruudles,hnvingmken
but License for min purpose. Goods taken on
tominion and sold at as moderate charges as
3n be axpecmi. H. G.-CABR.
T York'iL, Get ysburg, Dec 29, ’62. 3m
_ , , i __ -
i» ', . _ Coopermg.
‘ OHN' CBRISMER is carrying on the Cooper
jug busi‘heq's, in :11 its bmnches,'in York
“mttGﬂtyibqrg. FLOUR BARRELS, in any
‘ _ siind qunnr‘u , made. to order, at short. no
sll 9nd at 10:; proﬁts. REPAIRING, of all
mtiuhluendedlto, promptly Ind cheaply.—
-Enry-ol’oi~t will be nude to render masthe
ting m customers. » ‘ ~
‘ Deb.;9,_1862'; 6m ‘ . '
m Fall and Winter
‘ OODS.——A.§ SCOTT & SON hive in More
‘ and us now selling u cheap as the
”help.” 0 god‘assorlmeut of Dry Goods, con.
{signing of Laditg' Dress Gouda, such a:
mum, Coheggs, Delaines, 'rmemng Mix—
; ‘ ”res, Alpacas; kc. Auk—Cloths. Cu
‘ I ‘ linens, Salinas. Over-comings,
21" - ‘ Tweet“, Jams. Funnels, 3m, ' ‘
‘hﬁié II i'nh'ito ﬂag Intention of buyers.—
- ”aquk is u: mminntion before purchasing
Wheﬂ- A. SCOTT & SON.
“ “3312?, 1362” , : ‘
“W" ' ‘Attenﬁon ‘1
‘ . CHEAPEST JEWELRY HOUSE 15.7
’ ’ ‘THE WORLD Y—4,318 Piece! of Anogted
9* "for Sam—A complete list of ﬁne Gold,
.~. motejde lurch-punt frec.’ Addrou
. . > J. A. SALISBURY, Agent,
LJMMJ" 1863. ‘6‘ Providence, R. I:
:1. r'ﬁmc Goons—jészﬁaiééﬁﬁh:
.y - {gnma n. SPANGLER.
‘ ILL OIL—IL ‘
. .4 4 , ,DR. 8.. HORNER’S Drug Store.
" ' g - ; m‘ﬁiW’S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
"~’“_U ”..h, I Dr. R. HOBXEB’S Drug
fault? mg on ehup m 1 mun...
_ w a" erAP mummnodn.‘
“nu,“ -- - 3. r. lemma.
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‘ BY H.-J. STABLE
45th Year
, I
(11112 8&11152
ox um Juncn.
A ioldier lay on the ﬁrozen ground‘ |
With only a. blanket tighlemd around ,
His weary and wasted-tune; 3'
Down at his fret_the ﬁtful light {
of fading tonlaﬁn the freezing 53m...
Eel! m; a mockery on the sight, I
A heartless, purple mine
NJ da; long with his heavy load,
Wary and sore, on the mounmig‘ronﬁ,
"And over-glue desolate phﬁu ;. ' I
AH day lungzhrgﬂgh lii-e cruncdi‘mud, .
Over the snow 93d through me ﬂoml. ?
Marking bus way witli a ‘gruck ofjﬁrood,
V H; lolluived the ﬁnding Imin. ‘ i
.\‘othingJo tat at the bigouuc; ;
But a frown crusl‘ in his hnveruck,
'l‘hc~ half of a cémmdu's 4011— 3
A crust lhaL after a longer (ash; ' ‘ .
Some pampered spaniel mightyflw'e passfd',
Knowjng um morsel to be the lust ‘
That, by at his master} door. j
X 0 other hound on his s‘nmher €Oll, 3
Than .zhe lonesome trend of themcntine},
' Than (qual. ménsured Innis“ t~
And thewinilthntcamefronhhechcﬁngrpino,
And the dying onk gm‘] the swinFLng vinFr,
In many a wI-ury, wergry line. ‘ _. 1
To the soldier‘s hollow fake. ‘ n
But. tb'e soldier slept: and the ﬁreams i‘erc
bright, - . i . ‘
With {he rosy glow of his twin!“ night, ,' \
A_nd thq nnxd on his bret‘at :: 4:
For he passed nwuyfroxn the willry plug-m,
To the pleasant light of a. cheerfﬁl 1-4011)“
\thren cat sat purring upon the 106111,;L
3And his weary heart wnséblcst. j.
His children came—(Wm glue—eyed girls,‘_
\Vnhkhluxhing lips and Gunny Alida; ' I "r
And ( heeks ot‘ruddy gleH .
And the molhgr-pulc. but [urolyfnovn' s.
A; when upon h'er virgin brow‘ i
He prouKle sealed his only vva 7
. ,In the summu’, long «110.;
But the rovcillc “iIJ, in 111.9 mojnhgg grﬁy, ‘1
Suu'lled the beautiful vision Iqjly, . , 3
Like a t'ruzﬁlen'ed bird 0 .dzr: niﬂnf 1
And it. seemed (0 tb} soldic‘fs nipis'u-‘lw-agiu I
Hut Lbc 5111‘”! 1 ”too that sounddvl n 35. 3:71;: ‘
And he turned-inh :1 dull: mm?) [:lln,:__\_‘
To the cump-ﬁre’sld) ’mgilxghl. ‘
aww
AN "Epzmpn FOR AN ASOLITfON-§
, 151'. w . ; 5
The Fallow Gazelle says g4—S.lnluel 3%,
Cox. authér of “A Buckeye Ahmad,” ant} j
Member of Congress froin Ollio. drséxvusi‘;
(if any man living can dme’rvq‘ sojzrehl. an ‘1
honor) ‘to wear the- xnan'tle‘m: wiell sip thi l
kobriqud of “the Little Giann'”, My. Cf“, ii i
a man of small stature. hut hi 4 intollqbtua’ ,
qualities make nmpleamemls‘ for hisylim‘» I
inuliveness in size. Ilia \viL [islkeon‘ and:
lrr‘nchanth and as the mull and. ccrluiéj
blade of the sword~ﬁ~h is'fearild by“? (he lei- I
vinthmn of the beam, so theimﬁonkt 'rs gf‘
theAbblition deep shrink l'mm min (Mining. 3
fearing lest they be ripped open ‘nhd all‘
iheirrﬁttonness exposed to lh} publidgué. I
Cox's hat. is the. following epitaph ‘o‘? theft 1
notorious négropholisl,~ quh Lot'eioy, ‘1
which was drawn forth by an ‘hllusiori. in la
speech of Lovejoy's to Cox’s‘smalliiess gf'
stature, and which,. we think.jis one :of the :
fbest thingﬁf the kind ﬁerpetratédj‘siuée
‘the days of Alexander Popé : ‘ g’ l 5
Beneath this szone good ()w‘en Ln‘vejoy lies, i ‘
Lima in Evan-thing excepl‘hia size, g 9 ‘
What lhouzh his burly body ﬁlls this hole.
Yet through Hell's key-hole crept. his little 5.01,“. .
THEY DON'T WANT 170 3REBTORIE
THE UNION. ,’ = é
i It is“ reconstruction. not restoration. iii
;the Union that the Abolitionists arbiai ' e
1 ing at. They prefer eeparnlinn‘ to rea'brnzis.
!If may cannot. reconstruct 'u to a it:
‘ their own radical views. they will (ksnéy
.it. This is the scope and tandem: ofﬂidir
’policy. For this purpose they minim pr
5 rather mismanage theivnrmpreferrinﬂdefeht
Lin the ﬁeld, abankrnpureasuryand 341:0wa
i‘ruin, to a restored Uhion on the braid the
I‘ConzilitJniJon. They dare not deny this. and;
iyet ,thousands of people no decei ‘ed by.
their loud, constant, but. insincere c‘iamons
for Lhe Union. Senator Trumbull, of mi
nois. in his Michigan speech, exposed the
[whole plot when he “thinkedf God that the'
‘Federal arms were defeated‘n Bull Run,
and on the Penins'uia, Ind under Boipe. for
iiwithont Inch detest: we should not have
‘had lhe emancipation proclamation I: Had.
we «on 3!. But] Run, or taken Ric mond
Jthe backbone ofrebellion would hulk heel;
Lbroken, and 11:0 Union wouldabm‘re been re—
'stored, with slavery remniningin it I”—-Pa
trio: «2 Union. , ~
4 A ﬁg CaveaL—Tbe New ‘Yogk W I),
ispeuking of the‘anjest of theﬁitnt of e
:Eming Journal, gives fin- wnm gto the d-
‘ ministration it Warshingtong that ﬂuerdis
.one place in the North where such an it
‘restﬁ cannot be mufe, to wit, New: York
pity». . The leddeélnes ﬁzz if theabdqc.
'tion of Boileau in intend u a threat
lagainst any of the nuti-Agdminintnt'm
jjoumls in New York, thg men . 9an
‘idle, as editor: in that city ‘to writq
and print “.wint seemetb to uom grid” in
regard to the Adminis 1 'on or "any other
man.” »/
la'Colonel Charles A. Knoderer; of the
167th Pennsylunia regimens, died at the
hospital. Suffolk, Virginis, on ﬁle 15th ult.,
of a wound received at the battle of the
“Deserted Hbuse,” on the Blackwnber.
A Windfall.—A poor wpcnter, named
Cyrus Holmes. Living at Platuburg, Ohio,
bu lately fdlen heir to a propdrty in
West. Chum—openly, N. Y., "and 1:
”14,000. ' g
g ‘ A D'EM©©RATH© AND mew wumma _
THE CONSCRIPTIO
Mr. Wilson's bill. which
ateon Monday night,provi
3: follows :
All nblébodied male citi
Who‘bave’declared their i
gome such. or have exer‘cis
suffrage, between the agn
years, constitute ,thoNatio '
United States, and are 11:‘
military duty when called 1‘
idemt. The expmpts are ‘
physically. or mentally' 11
President. heads ofExeouti
Unigeil St-Ite< Judges, Gov
milyuon bf an indigent \\
ryat'bm, 0: One s‘uch son. m
rwv‘p’nr more. to be selected:
alsb’tlig’only limthenof 0
1111119: mic-1w years. 111501
xiidtlicrlms children of the .1
wliere‘ two of a family are
yidos t in remaimkr of :UL‘lI
ceédin mm. 11111111 be 9er :
rnnvic (d of felony 9113.11 '
pbgfmittetl to serve. 7
“no Nulionnl férce‘not in
(A hxdivided inm iwn‘ Olus'
Ic. 1 |
embr. in ' all botwaen it) 1
an, nﬁtuﬁl unmarried mp
45;ye:11‘s hinge. The 51-11111
«11% the 0! rs and will no
seﬁvice unti jflertlxe 11114 1
veiiipnce of 91 rollmenl, 111
ontreslmnding with the {'l‘
(rich: m om‘li othicli tli
appoint. a Provost \larslml
111111. pay Ora C.lptl.'l'\§\{>fCa
dolail an oﬂive-r of similar
1111941311 Bureau-in tlm :ll'mjr 2'
11113111 makptheneedml rll *
for carrying out llm hirdv'
'l‘Ahf‘se‘ Mxir~lml+ are to «($6
porn (reasonable 11mm. :
spine. kn. . . ’ '
Jn ouch didrict tlmro ia
Enrollment, consisting oft
shill and two other perm
the Pfesidcm, one of wlﬁn
sidinn and surgeon. This
viéle the dHriul in‘w‘ can
trick and pprloct nu (-ixr
ﬁnch veineach ohm: 4.0 bé c
1y; Pl"|‘~’o_HS thu: enrn‘xler
tmo years to be caHed into
fol-Algae ymr: or dming
unpaﬂlfng “M; the prf
mhﬁnnr pay, bounty mone-
“I'th no~€~~ury to m.
Pméide‘w'xt shalL indicate
each dmrim, taking into
number nlrohdy turnihed
dying? of. the warﬁcn :» [q f;
‘lnl'Lden: the enlollin: at
muke Hm draft whh SU pc
and within ten (13). sun/e
gll‘ﬂft9'£ men. ‘ ' ,r
Sulnititutes my be furn‘
mtiiﬁn madr‘ not to («buy
dollars, at the disarmiuu 0
War. ‘ An‘y permn (Imm
ropm't, m 1 fund—,l: n suhet
cnmmumtinnishuii be) (To
nmldgulgir-m to immediate '
a
The bill prni'irles for t)
exuminution of drafted in
i>l|mrnt of surgeons who r
)Vhon the draft IS ﬁninl
taken ja‘ro allow-t , traycli
homes‘. Tnoch'h tutmi
cxompt. for the e tire; ti
the}. substitute ‘haz then
though Originally drafted.
:The bill 3x150 provides tlmt'volunteers
'y in ~merrier who re-en int for one year
I: ihll tune a bounty“ of S 0. onrrlmlf paid
(gwng‘ those who enlist or two years X‘Of
divs $9.5 of‘the regular S m bounty. : ‘
,:Tho_re are also provision for the. consoli
(litionj 0i skeleton r+gi outs; also that
Qenerhls’in the ﬁeld :mi execute court:
inn'rtin‘l sentence against spie<, ilcncrters‘,
Eminjeeh. or murderers; ithout tet‘erenoe
that President: courts martial may re
fuce absentee ofﬁcers to he m'nlzs; cloth
ng. arma do" shallfnot b sold, pledged or
’iven away, and hmy be taken wherevcr
founddn illpgal hands : p rson: who entice
soldiers to desert. or hnr r thorn, or buy
their arms orfuniforms, a d ship captains
or rai ad condu‘ctdis wh knowingly con,-
vey Eaters, may be ti cd $30“! and MIIL
pt-isoned frOm six month to two years. ;
,Any person Who resists a draft. or court
sels other: to do so, or dis undes them from
performing military duty, hall be summati
ly arrested. locked up mil the dratt is
ﬁnished, than he tried by civil Court, and
ﬁned $5OO or imprisoned 10 years. or both.
The President, on the gssago of thiqact,
shall itsue a proclnmatio recalling abuen
tees from the army, who my return with
‘out pimishment within 1! e time‘indicated,
except the forfeiture of y for the time of
absence; thoso who do 1 ot. return Will he
deserts”. t. 4
' Oﬂicors ahsent withou leave, except frir
sickneas or wounds, rec ' halt-pay; oth
cers absent without his , 0 pay at all.—
Therone other pmvisiohs, but chieﬂy of
details not. p rticularly i portant.
' This bill, iawilt be obs rved.cont'ers net?
andoxtraordinnry powe upon the Presti
dent. In effect, it. estab shes martial law
over the ﬂick Union. t. over-rides the
constitutionsland stow nuthority of the
State Governments oy'er their citizens, in
respect to military servich and consolidates
the supreme pbwer in ail things pertaining
thereto. in the hands of dhe President. It.
would be useless to disduas the constitu
tionality of this or any u'thenmeasuro, in
View of the present ”ouch of the Adminis:
tration ; but we may he permitted to qu
tion the nec‘wity fol-‘so rtdicnl :3 Chan" m
the established Militia S) tem of t coun
try. in‘ consideration of the fact. at every
requisition heretofore matte the Federal
Government upon the S e authorities,
hos been promptly a , pntriotically an
swered; and in 11 case, exce‘pt that of
Massachusetts, h there been the slightest
indication on e part of the Governors of
any of the by: States, of an intention to
withhold from the President. the support
of any portion of the whole war-power of
ti - nation in the eﬁ'ort to suppress the re~
uelli n, and restore the constitutional re
lt‘tioﬁs between the seceded States and the
Federal Government. The conscription
bill. in View of the manifest tendency of
the. measures of the present Congress
toward absolutism, may well excite suspicion
and distrust, if not: stronger feeling. It
has yet to plus the House. The vote on its
ﬁnal passage in the Somme, ignot sham-1»-
Rmding Gaunt.
[S‘Two thousand ele‘ant little boxes of
wedding cake were distributed to lady vi
icon at the reception of age Thumbs in
Neu'Ym‘k. i
A “be annud elabti‘n in New
shin uh- pimp: no Tammi T 33:
GETTYSBURG, PA, MONDAY, MAR- 2, 1868-
THE POLICY QR EXTERMINATION.
Many of the radical Abolirinnists have
declared in favor of a war of ex(nrmination
against thp South“ Fermgots ‘imtl Repre
senmhves have exbressed themwlves in fa
up? of it, and For a , representing a largé
portion of ﬁle A ofition prey; has often
and savagely adv . ed the same policy.—
Lovejoy, in a race ta‘speech in Congrmeﬁ
claimed: 3? f ‘0
BILL.
passed lhe Sen
'es m substance
ens, and those
mentions to be
:d the right. a;
> of 20 and 40
' l forces of the
able to [wrform
. ut by the Pros»
hme who are
‘ ﬁt, the ‘Vice
I? Departments,
.rnors ofﬁt‘ates,
idow, or inﬁrm
them there? are
7 luv the parent.
fplmn chititfron
{the falh‘r of
mm nyﬁﬁnd
u miliLWj‘len
fumih’. n‘oft (AK
)t. No person
Ive enrolled or
“Ifitshould be
to annihilmn thee
and "re-peOple tho
nlatinn—tlmt exi
by nﬁlitary ant!
tional. I rhim
nece<~ary, juct w
nexdtively requir
it upon ni'na u s.
‘rrln'ls; ant], to the
cownry, to (ﬁrm
aton- as a m nttnr
as 'l. kmath-1' of] lL'
thnmy of the G ‘
Slates."
lirimarking up
whioh i< both an
.\‘uhnnql In teiltgcn .‘
"Some pnrsom
a pcoyﬂe cam‘not 1‘
w imsnrvice i 4
5 =.t!m‘ﬁnt clau
511(11):) years- of
Imlwqon 1??) and
,l r‘lnxs em .mcos
; be c-dlwl into
1 Luke. l‘m- con
n mom aw maria:
ner‘rﬁnnal ,(iiv
Pr-«itlvm shull .
will) the rank"
n‘m'. or he may "
rank who shall .
apartmentnnd
nndrcgulntions
ion> of this act.B
dewrlcru, r(-~
s, and detect ’V
. , ,
ohm Bonn] nf ‘
10 Pro mt Mar- ‘
~, arpni‘ ed by
, i3lO be : phy~ ‘
bthd shn (11-;
-eni.-m sub-WV“
Unit-n 9. once ' ‘1
rolled separate . (
arr: subject for} ,
smvioe to serve ‘ I}.
he war, on the i‘ «hm m
on! voluntovrs,‘ , (.
', &(‘.,En(-lu‘lé<l. ‘ q ‘t
'c a duh, the‘ x! 'L
h‘e number for! w”
xvi-kraiim) thel 1
‘nco the hog'm ‘. \
11;: cqnuﬁze (he ‘
cgrs him” then,
cont. atldilimm
notice upon the‘
dewailed 'nf thei
ﬁrﬂ conqucréd, a
o'llku who brt ab
nn'itlm‘pnil [hem
du but imitate {I
pllve 11w ‘mrt
gowl box-k. my 9
u e '(‘usz spuil !
til we ﬁrst l-r-u
they rr‘mmd m I
of all ’ccnquc-n-
pnleon, to suluiu
beinrc unrlvrmk
Vsnn: or their goo‘
\Vhile the prn
liable to leniVy t
emte the mlcul
oﬂ'l-rs n 9 advant
ordimu‘y mmlos l
fmm lime ‘rmmimm'izdﬂmrn accustomed
[9 reduce refrnvlnry (-itiavhﬁ tn obmlxénce.
On the contrary/git threatens [o prov‘e pe
aoulinrly ‘edimh ml expensive.) 1!. is true
but a sinnkr (-hi‘u’rinﬂ’nt has nowhere in
~whole ranauof histow bPl'“ fully cur
riw out. and “01m:- thnrgiow h-fl withgut
the 1 cans of cr‘umtvly (-sL'rmntin: ﬁlm
Um? I: ‘i («wt nﬁ Ihr yrrcebs. But the re
cords of 'nmmyﬂeta minim“ art; not' enL
murnﬁing. The native 41-5091: (If Hm HM.
have surviv l u numl-en-d conqﬁtlsle, fmd
cmztiuﬁod to n l‘lrl) eve’n under ple- mm)“
of lyrnnte. Th (ﬁrm-k1: ~13” ouxnmu‘uer
the t-zxmu‘eringz. 3:11;:an 'l'mk<. f’l‘hc En;
giich for =64 Pn‘ h n‘w‘lrer‘. yeah 13M? sbught
m supplant the ﬁriJXz‘um-“ulmn lhqir )wtix (-
511:1. In‘lqu‘lc .n En‘glxsh ur
mwampegl Inlirﬂand hr so
n‘moq enexy not?) of lwﬂv
ﬁ¢ntad do! oncqﬂbut mar
: had, or (-ommu-;
. three Lum'ln-d‘
!_ the Suoret‘ary of“
1” :nvil failing to“
[lll9. or p.._v )ns
med‘a dcsL-g'ter.
Trent. ‘ ‘. l
1:93,"er Pr-w 1:09;] outlaw
spniintim; and r ”ham-re,
Hm per-nt poivnninn
WM- and beneﬁ _ nt men:
ship, 11mm m-xﬁ‘dnon of
tho way: was )frqmred
qm‘st, hut; whic? p 619":
l we never m‘ni_od In em
- propr‘r surgical
n, and [IN pun
:‘enn; bribep.
d, uli [how not
Ii; lg" to their
nsubsmutm 12:0
16,0 f draft, mud
me pay, &c., as
(lrﬁ‘xl thr-snvnrdjos to win
sn‘vgix-CIML the ﬁrirﬁpmv
trihes (if‘inriim' . hut more by tile canker
of peace than xy {he destroying ];r‘OCé's~l'S
of war. more b communicating our-tiers
than by uaéerti g our superior vii lue. 0111'
princilyil milit'irv gﬁ‘m-t in that direction
mu :1 l‘mlure. _\'o outnumhtercd the Semi
nolm .15 ﬁve tlifngnnd to one, Vet. after ex-I
pending sixty hominid; ot} lives. we suc
coeded in destllnyinz or. exiling hut afew
hundred, and lél't' the rest in their homes,
very strenuous yoresolved not to he exiled"
or extrrminatdl. hut content to live in
obedience to €llB ,Gnvernment. ‘ At this
moment it in p anbie thntthe White and
hiaelr populati'9nspf the-South are more
numerous tin-.nsthey Note at the beginning
of the war ; an I if they repeat ‘the experi
ence of France in her twenty years: struggle
aminst all Furhpe, they will he more nir
meroustwemy :ears hence than now. even
supposing the gresent war should last that
long. in truthQNature nbhors the extermi
nation ofn peogle. and seems to have provi
ded against it .y that'singular law which in
time of war ihcroases the proportion of
male birthsrinio'rder, as it were. to repair
the ravages of home. ' , .
But it is pdoposed in the present case
not only to exterminate‘our rebellious fel‘
low-citizens, htg't alter this by been done to
ﬁll their place-3’ with loyal men and Woman
from the North. The one Brace-55 is the
complement ofﬁtho other int e work of re‘
generation. The object is not to make a
solitude. and gall it' peace, but :0 recover
eleven States. yhich shall lie-ﬁlled with a
loyal andpatrigtic population. The process
of repletion. wording to all experience, is
fortunately more rapid'than that of'deple
tion; and supposing, contrary to‘whit we
have just said, that thelatterris possible-awe
cannot presume it would be more’rnpid than
the former. We may, then. form som‘é up
proximm idea: of the time. ‘kely who‘re;
quired, ndergthe most fa blo circum
stun '.to extilfmiuatetheSouthem popular
tin ,by the tithe required to re lace them.
1. is oomputed‘that within the last twenty
years we have populated to a moderate den
sity (excluding the gold country) one,‘hun- ‘
dred and twenty thousand Square miles of
territozy. At this rate we should require
one hundred and twenty years toreoyﬁoplc
the South ; and, whi-lo clearing t territo
ry tor recalculation. atitn aver dost of
ﬁve hundred lmillioms a year, we no’ultl
hnye ruri up a debt of sixty thousand: mill.
ions of dollars tvbon it Was done.
On the whole, we profess our preference
for those planu which have for their avow
ed object the reclaiming of hostile popula-‘
tions. and reducing them to obedience, OVer
those which contemplate their datruetion
and the substitution of others in their‘
stead.” ’ l / ' l
-
“nu-m 13 Iran" Asn nu. PuuxL.”
:, (steamy; i] believe it is.
tr bels. to tirpate them
; ‘g‘Sﬁates‘with a 10an pop
», and that annihilation
,riﬁy, would be constitu
hm this is precisely, if
n the Cnnétitutxon im
fum 'l‘lmt. .il imposes
rad duty to dzumwlbu:
eitent ”13‘. may be ne
m'z (Imm, in order to re
of fact what «(in ex'nts
m the'cnnstitutitmul au-
Trnmeht of the Uni‘ed
. \ Q’
n! this SKI-opokml poﬁny,
age m 1 \fhlicul ms, the
says: \ '
hold to the ob‘mion that
exit-:mlnzucd. @3le or
prnnfrty, mtlfqykbc—ing :
4.11qu (hr pohtmi Nmt- i
In to exte‘rmmq‘lo, eiixln, 1
in OFIJPI‘ toconquer tlmnX'
, .li‘xterily of (June who?
Hare the horse} u'l‘hp
r‘h penpln, {(‘mﬂwi {hm
u- euong math goods un
d the strong nizm: ,u'nd
an I? has been the cuimm
~. “Untycaﬁfnif‘i. to Xu‘
thy-21‘ enomiﬁitin h-dth‘
‘3 to dxslnie of; 11¢};- per
‘ , .
nsml policy, Ule'efura. ii
0 snflrhmrted {lnd to 11)}-
tmgﬁntl tho p'rur’lep‘t, it
rps’orer the other my} the
‘which gavel nmmxih have.
morn numxm: and now
nationni in 11: ir‘senty'
Strongbow fhﬁ led his
tlm lam! and ({Viox'mini
“:9 hub-ed Inn-I; k-xterm
Th: Coug‘ Clothing an Army.—Spea§irg of
clothes, the Philadelphia Inquirer cal ulates
than: army pf three hundred thohsand
men will require an outlay of eighteen mil
lion: of dollusf for each new cloth uniform,
exclusive of oyerconts. The overcoat can
not be wppoged to cost, less than thirty
dollaré. 'lhis hill be an additional sum of
nine million. i
“Nichols": Longwo'rth, the great Weat
em wine grower. who died in Cincinnui on!
1h: mu: an“; lavas property ulued u
incenmmiong of dolls-n. Mir. Lennon):
wu nigh” you) old. ‘ '
lIIIIIM
I=l
THE CRITTENDEN COMPROMISE.
Vie hafe‘fréquently bm‘n asked r‘nncern
in}: the vote on the resolutions of Mr. Crit—
tenden in the. Senate of tho United‘smto?
during the seqsion of 1900-1961. “'e fur
nish for the infformztion of qur readers th ;
following )jistory of that ‘emurﬁ of com
promise, which will showlﬂpon whom the
reﬁpotbibility (if it: defeat resta.
On the 18th bf December, 1860, Mr. Crit
t‘cndbn introdttced into the Senate njoint
resolution.;propnsing certain amendments
to the Constihjtion. mi the nsis'of‘the set:
(lament OE the vexed slav y question.—
Othex pr‘oposntions had alr ady b9en,sub-
Imitted, and hnreufmn. n rnmmittee of
thirteen, consi ting ofthe’f lowing géntln
men, )lecws. _owell, llunt , Cr'ittendon,
vaartf. Tcom s, Douglas, C' ”amt-'l': Davis,
Wade. Bigl‘er. rice. ‘Doolit e and Grim‘es,
wan uppoime to devise 1: Inn of ndjmt
mom. of the s ctional difﬁcplties. Jn th'h‘
mmmittgv. w haw'the authority of Mr:
Bxglef‘, and {ﬁsh of Mr. Dow ‘hs, that Jeffer
son Duis in :48 cloqu‘ept ail affecting up.
pea} agreed 0 the-part of the Smith m ac
cept a setllbm nt on 1119 basis of Mr. (.‘Ht
tmnlen’q ram! lions. The lender was tofu-
Kod by that R publican Senators. 11ng the
cummitteo. o the 31=tof December, lidﬂf
repartgd nq («ﬂown ~ '
Rrwlwi. Tlfmt the committee have‘ not
been alxle tongree upon any general phi?
pfmljmtment, nnvl‘roport’ than. ﬁlm to the
ﬁenato. toga! mr with the "nurnnl of the
chntmittee.:—- 'nug. Globc~pgguT£lL ,
On the 2d January. 1801, )fr.—_Crittnn—
den :ﬂkled a prramble anderoluthn pm~
pacing atsubn x~smn ofhiq» opaeml :Inionvl-
moms to - vn n of the pvnplc.‘ Un llm‘ldlh
nl January. \ ,1. that dayhdvinglwon ﬁxml
{7!- a vote to? ._ mkr-n on Mr. Crittonglon‘s
plan. tiprSm :1. ndnptod n: a rubatituto
thrrefm‘. a‘n :ﬁmwnwnh of Mr. C'iurk. pf
err Hnmpthre. LYNQI}? following vole: ‘
YEAQ—Jieenw. Antlmm. Bukwr, Bing-‘
ham, (,‘nnmrp . ('hamllox, élark. Coll-amen
I'zxnn. Ddolil 10. Ilurk'erx, I‘yNPnden. rO9l.
‘Foster.Grime .‘llnleJlmlzm‘, King. Seward,
Simmons. Su‘ men ’l'nn ‘Eé'ok, Trunibull,
“‘u-le. \Vilkugsnn-amd \Vilson—ZS.
‘ SAYS —)Xéssrs. Bayard. Bight; Bragg,
’Brig‘ht, Ciim: an. Crittend‘en. Fitch.| Green,
Gwin, Hume . Johnson ofTenneser, Ken
'edy, Limo. utlmm. ,Mamn. Nicholson,
Puree. Polk Powell, Pugh, Rice“, Snnls
bury. and >§el§.x~.tiun—23s.T buy. Globe--
page 409. i 1
This, :Ith dment decllnrpd '
pmmise Wm? hecﬂsaary: and
.sntuﬁnn wa‘u‘suﬂivir‘nt forkm
Mr; Dung-Ink}; who my. Tcmin
from (h? 'b'e'nfltv who“ the ”v 9
req'unated that his rute ..mikh‘
ngumd Mr. Clark's suthilmo
'9 ‘N‘hh‘l-(L 1110‘ pm linpe (p ‘
PM“)? J pnm‘ry, I’6l.- un thol
LImI-‘mn: lhq’ rote on Mr. 'C
non! Wu: recranlt-red. (.\IL.‘
K‘H'.» lmweve . voting in the‘
ne rest qfthe ltepublzu'insgigpy the follow
no vote: 1‘ A
Yl-lAS—Mesers. Bayard, ﬁnder. Brngg,'
lright, lekman. Critten n.‘ Douglas, ‘
‘itob‘. Green. Gwin. Hamlibiil: Hunter, 'l
iolmsnn of Arkansas. Johhnzn of Tennos- rt
nee, Kvnhedy’, Lane. Lathzi ’ Ellison, Sicha cc
ilson. I‘enree, l'nlk, l’ow}ll’ Pughl Rice, ; po
inul~l~ury, Srdhuctinn and S ] II—STL. , Lmi.
NA ‘l'ﬂ—Messra Anthony. Bakery Bing-X I'9o
inm.‘Cnmer-in, Chandler. {)l rku Coéllnmer. nml
l'i\nn, Doolittlm. Fessendelng‘ Fochil’ost ﬂ'. 0’ "A
firm ‘. Halt. Harlan, Rib ,Sewarid,sim~l ury. 5 . . ’
now. Qumnt‘r, ’l‘en Eyck,' ’arle, Wi'gfnll ‘ \ at further plunder of the peoples
WilkinéKn ahd Wilson—. 24. (3mg. Globe y, har qarneil substnnrc must he squandered
page 443. ._ ' , i ' 0n ngm 9. perimt-hts'.’ Is the-government.
From thkt. tithe on. the inattnr mu, (2 to b come it univr-rml elm-«7' driver for tour
um‘the lam.‘ we of Mr. Pugh; ot'Ohin. i. 1 mall on neg'rons to raise cotton? We are:
the delmteNat-ed oft—muted oﬁ‘ for. nnxtto try ‘raising born to klwp thenogroes.
their futile railr ad hill {suited oﬂ'bythoit- “'ll not leave them with thexr nmeterzi,
,tnritf hill; stnval\ﬁ‘by theitiferi‘ion bill." who e they can be kept! {What has this
Nordid‘the Republicans hes; the appeniia ‘ party planned or promised or attempted
of Mr. Criﬁtenden _‘)\imséltt: “I as}: my.) that. has! 1303 been 1“ fmlhre? 091.? 9")"
friends to comider who sdrt’ol’ intelligence: thin . and_tlmt Is the plundér. ”19 dlsunlon.-
is this to gd out 'to a co ntfiy that. is now Lnnd he mm of the country-F—Suhbwy Dem
trembling with anxiety u n the ,question § ocr ; J ' ' .
of eaoe. or war. existence omen-existence - ”‘T—i‘f "' '
I 151; nation; thntithey shduﬂheit here Midi f ‘M"”4L£V.D”§:ﬁ7’i-iA ”mag 2‘23!"
with quiet Indifference to the state‘ol'thgi u'}“:‘,‘°“"‘."n “h°/ . ‘é‘ cergm'w . ‘ Si
countrv take UP a railroad N 21?" ‘\ -2‘ g-tam In a company In en. ' umngr s cg”! .i
In the meantime the Se'ators from a)“ ““d “ho had Pasaed through ‘9." ° “lei
of the, s?“,de States ha rit the natal sev rent bn‘tl'cs ofthe eumpoign. With gent}
each protestinglo ”101331) . tent that hey‘ are itrteugered hisresignatlon to the eon;J
were ever really to‘accept o , comprom in)” ding ofﬁcer. “'B9“ .wasinot ’ijedmé i
At length. however. at ala hour on Su ‘1 13’ upceptcd. A “h” trunzeinl'ter. 13mg -(;3.
dn‘v night, the .‘lrd of More a. lb6l.justlbe-l~5”° ‘ “Y 19'3" “3° 5”“391‘3‘3 again mn‘ 6!
fore the expiration of the {36th Congrest, 1W? "{"hmi ff?" ‘hld ”19“?ka In“ 111;“?!
after rdieéting by t decided; yote the rest»| chl‘ "“3“?!“ b” .9?‘ a , :‘wnom'rhe “j
lution that. had pnssed the: ”(wee of Rep-' Ch“ 9' s’h’m’d by ban. 5'5 per. t ‘S‘p‘l
reéen ﬁves, the xesolutio of the Peace? P”: ‘ “m‘mﬂd‘ “k 9“ “3 53" ary tau-1
Confer nee, and all other inropoeitions nip?“ '" h the certiﬁcate 0f insincorgectneuu
oompr mind before them, '3 "ate was taken , f’ﬁjed kWh?” eve-g oﬂioertm it a owls-‘1
on Mr Crittenden’s resolutiélswith the fo‘l- 1“ 5°C” y utterly rotusednoo "“39 ‘ '7
“Min! rem“: l 5;: - .ch ctero lb6"dlsculrtt. and turned
Yl-ldS—Meurs. Bayard, 33321". Bright. 1 the gallant. y nos otﬁcer | way. I: it any:
Critteiialen, Douglas. Gwin§llunten John- i “0 ‘l’" With 5 Ch treatment. ””99” 9a?"
son ofiTennessee. Kennedy} Lane. Lathum. I '3" ‘ “"1, mi?" 9f "“5 army 1?” heart to than
Masonl Nicholson. Polk“ high. Rice, So— 0011 i“?! ssorvrce‘l \ . i“ ht{h i
:hustian. Thompsonl and W% fall—l‘3. n It may l?“ b 9 ”N” to state t‘ Q q
.~ NAYS—Mees‘rsAnthon .éinghnmﬂhan- young [nan referred toﬂhmue a decided
(11-er. Clark. Dixon, Dooliiltlg, Durkee. {’9s-}l RPl’Ubhch"b“"r-°s“.r" ‘ tiecidedt Demo:
.mndon, Fgot, Foster. Urinieetlani‘anJﬁng, i Cum—lh. labor-re (Tin. : ‘
. 'li' , en‘ , hu,. ' 7' “VIXH. ,
32:1,: \Vil‘liitdgg; aTnd Wign—mifang. 195"“ 5"*P“"?" d“"‘“"“"§:ﬂ’l‘°‘b’°
Girdle—page 1405., , [it . . ‘. to our countryman: hubeerr an ' \srt Ignowi
We add the following roémarks‘ of m. "'1" "“ hen 3".“ "3mm“ {rem thohty.
Douglztaz— ‘ ’ i t}. ' , theiyeoplerepwm—hut in ten [gazetted
“The Senator has said hm if. the Crit- 2;" “h “‘ie' ‘b°‘pe°"l°m°“"" " ' “’"b‘
tenden proposition could 1: Eve been passed li'
early in the tension. it. woalil have sued ill
the States. except. South Cﬁolina. I ﬁrm-
Vly belieye‘it would. While; he Grittenden
‘ propfmition wns not in ucofilanoe with my
cherished vjem, lamod tn‘ readiness and
eagerness to accept it. in 0 er to save the
Union, if we could unite u ’ n it. No man
has lshored harder then Where to get it
‘ passed. I can conﬁrm the nator’s decli
ntionﬂhn’t Senator Dark lgyuseli', when on
‘tho committee of Thirteen“; was ready. at
all times. to compromise o ”the Critténden
l gropmttion. I Will go lurtllitér, and say that
‘ Ir. 'l‘oombn was also." if.
n will um. beseon that "ii Black Repub—
lican Senators inurmbly. up 3a body, voted
opium, the Crittenden Coujpromise ;» took.
; adv’mtage ofevery opportunity of choking
Lit oﬁ; killing ib—until they were at‘ hat
1 forced to 3 vote upon the theasure. They
rejected every oﬁer of compromise. Ten~
den of Southern Senators Were met with
meet-s. The most aﬁectingj appeals were
ireceived With astol'uiity uhpnrdounble.——‘
i The future reader of the pra‘peedingsot'that
Congress will blush tor Senators who Were
‘ so bereft ofull sensibility, arid so indiﬁ‘erent
jto the welfare of their counf'ry. It 15 often
l will that. the preservation o; the American
l Union is well worth all theivblood nndtreus—
lure expended (or it. Yet‘dl seen" when
tit-could hove been saved by merely giving
up a single plank ot‘a party platform, the
Republicans would not. lye XL 0h nol
{other than that. the South should enjoy
their multinational right {if “king their
abu- into the Territories, police: to u do-
cision of Hm people there. the rights. liber
tib‘z. proywrty and dearest hopes of millions
of white freomen, and {heir posterity, must
be sacriﬁced foreve r.-- York Pres.
i ; ARMY LETTER.
: scrmxx; I'm, Ni). 24. 1863.
11. ~T- Smmmz—Dmr ﬁn—f-I thought it
would lge intending tr} the lenders of your
valuang and interesting shéot to give a
short a count 0! our presenﬁ nlnceVof 9n
campm m. and p‘articulnrly qf the town of
Suffolk a: I haw received“! from the citi
zens, w nich I believe to be‘cnrrecb. '
Shﬁb k’ was settled in 171?. The Imm
mus deiuoyed by ﬁre in 1737 by the English
army. ‘IL was meor‘mmledjas a town if:
1742. Suffolk is situated at: thq bend of
navmmﬁlon' oh the Nunnemdnﬂ rivér. where
vessels mwipg seven and eigh’l foe! of wa
ter cu ‘runtv The populnnon of the town
‘was aunt sixteen hundred, but now only.
almut Iw-hﬂf'nre arhomdpthe balance
either uelng'in the Cnnfodgnge army or.
moved mug in con-:equencn (if Ihe presence
of the I Fede’ml noel“. 'l‘hb pimple here
w‘ero c n’songnlive in“ ppliticsl. and were in
favor 0' a settlement. of all'n'mttors in (“5- l
)vuto b {ore L'r-wrnng to swmrion, but when ‘
Mr. 'Li JL‘Olll’ inunl‘ his ﬁrst proclnnmtinn l
calling fm‘ euwmy-ﬁve 'tlmtylnnd troops. ‘O‘l
pubxlo n what they conceived to he an:
tinjusxt yl-treatrid peaplo; and at the snmel
time lliug, 013 the ,Stato u‘l‘ \‘irginin'inr
hm? (Ilium. then ‘tlm aen’tlment became
nmrlyltumnlnmuﬁ in ﬁlvpr of n heparation.
n 5 1t wt“ condtlvrcd that Cqmpromi-ce vans l
oth of‘tlbojluésuon. um} then it became“
simply}: quéejiuh which nitlé they were to ‘
ﬁght on. But npw tho :mnilnwnt is almost 1
to at an. woman and clt'nhl. in favor 0F av‘
ﬁnals Inll‘ullnll. 'l‘hr- r«wmntlt»rpclattnntion.
fryem ' tlm 190311-005, hn§ no +l?ch whatever
oxm-p to nuke tht-ni‘ more united and‘
letenmm-vl in favor-0:) .pnmtion.
[maple lmre'were Fold rmd in ordi
nn-N lm- their hospitgﬁlity. and now,‘
for obvmus rmsons, hut/SIM inter
‘willgfthémﬁpon or ulen o the army
,yet they ‘are very ro‘spect ul and,
annoying to the nrmy‘lin any way.
negrbcw horn lmvo Jnearly all left
lnvqembut few ""‘,“'l' "mg with them.
} boys‘nre eniuying ns‘ggmfl health M
be oxyected. l retuuiln 3our< truly,
’ Doss.- ‘
’ more
7 TE
nary"
,wlule
femurs
‘ ii ha
I never
' ‘Th'
. their
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could
1- OLITION COTTON CULTURE. ' ‘
P‘oufribritc oxpe‘rimpnt got up at.
n, South Cnmlum. under: the Ruini
snmé~tcrack~bmincd Abolilidnisu and
s Blighdleri, has bigmtAly failed. The
‘ s we“: to ‘lue ”It at T'mlon raking;
no dm’vnfnll' of shwerjl wn: predicted
‘ he \rnhdf‘l'ﬁll smut-53 of Free Negro
E: (.‘uit'uro! 'l‘lmexperlm'ent has beon‘
. grow; under the moit favorable, run} 1i:
pm best soil {md climate. Jand‘ (101'
he. nogvnm without cairn. labor'erg’s ,m
-{hum-Hell by the Conlmi-ssnriaf;~’£rom
r'nilerl‘Smles (reﬂux-321 Superintend
funmhed from the. ‘Ariuy, and Cotton
1r fnlxhjts forrﬁgr [mu-[l' Yet the Tri
uﬁorm’; us that Gen. Hunter will di
llve suspension' of thq 'cultivau’on of
n during the present séacon. Me pro:
to have .n the soil idevoted to thé
g, of dorn. in order to {afford nonie di
rolivf [o the qubsisten e Department,
. ocrease as much u ptisihje the drafts
is Department upon th¢ Féderal‘Treas-
hat no mm
hat. the Cow
ery purpose.
mrily abrent
n was taken.
lm reqoxﬂe'l
but the 53m
mu. "(1n the
notion UTAH.
:u'k’S nmnml-
Lunemn inim
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,It is: shtod‘lhat John W‘ Rabat-10‘
el‘ ark: cqunly. Pm, has been nrreetqd on s
the clungei of following clip n‘rmy and ta<
kin); the hide: from. dew? animals, by:
which be than mdda frbnlithirty to forty
thousand dollarss—Philadalphid 1%.”,
If men gre to be arrested for Ikinning
dead minute, wharl. ought to be done with
Cameron, Cummings. .Margzm. and the
shoddy contracted who have not only :lrin- I
ned‘the soldier-I. but hue most. eﬁ'ecmally
«Icing-ed {helix-mun of the country? ' l
Fred. Mylar—The negro orator, Fred.
Douglas, gave a lecture or‘speech at the
Cooper Institute. New York, on 'Friday
night. on the -Ptesident’s proclamation.—
Among other things, he sud: ‘Since the
unenng of this proclamatiom I have grown
taller, and felt whiter, and comb my bun
with much less difﬁculty.’ The nigger: will
consider themselves agood dead better than
white folks presently. ,
Er-Scnator .Bn‘ghL— The resolution in
they Inu’mna Legislature endorsing the ex
pulsion of Jesse D. Bright from the U.
States Senate was tabled on the 28th a 11...
by a vote of 55 to 38. .
ﬁ-During the last year twelve week},
paprn nun-pended pubuwion in New Jor
se’ﬁ _ . ‘ '
' Weaver'- ohuoh hurt-Jud to. but
no not. MM pro-«hing. more late-s
tho m'uehid in «low. ' ’ ' .
MI
TWO DOLL’ARS A-YEAR
Ncl. 21.
ME:I=MIESMI
5 7 Tenn or nmrmm
Horn-m: we. annex a tnbn‘lnr swam»!
cf the formation or erection of the lover-l
counties of Pcmuylnnin, embncing “wit
names, tho day, mon‘th‘ and yen-whoa
erected by law. qnd the'diﬂ'erent counties
or parts of cnuntiu {tom whirh each wn
{gr-med, whether of one or man. 3
The table WM originally and princi 11]
compiled by David Pnnor. Eiqu one Drum
clerksin tho Surveyor Genernl's oﬁca of
tho State, and cast him an immenuunount
of labor and research. It is u nimble
contribution and shows :11. progressive
history of our great Commonwealth :
i Name: nnd date. day, month and year of
; the erection of the several Counties of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Ind
‘ the Territory from which they were form
‘ ed; the ﬁrst three Countienwhich wm
. formed.to wit: Philadelphia, Bucks. And
‘ Cheater. 'Wera established at. the ﬁrst. set
tlementof the Province of Penmylnnil.
and formed the only original Counties of
aiming: Territory of which the now great
‘ State I, formed, comprised of Sixty-ﬁn
Counties, ns folléwa to Wit: .
. ]. Adan... 22d January. 1800. formed of
a part of York. '
2. Allegheny. ‘24th Beptemher. 1783;
formed of parts of Westmorolend uld
Washington. " . l
3. Armstrong. 12th March,lB3o. format!
of parts of Allegheny, Westmoreland 1n?
Lycomiug. '
4. Beaver. 13th March. 1800, formed df
parts of Allegheny and Wmhingt‘on. [.
- ‘5. manna. on. March. 17D¢ﬂ>rmed of? .
port nt’Cumlmrinml. .', L .
Li. Box-in. lltli‘ March. 1752._4'ormetl tll'
parts of Pllllwlt'lpllla, Clirster and Lancas
telr. ' . 4 —’ . l ‘
:7. 131mm]. February.lB46. formed «1’!
ports of lluminudon :iml Bﬁlfo‘rd. ‘.
B._ Bradford. ‘llst l‘L-hrumy. 1810. formed .
of‘ﬁarts of Luzerno and Lycuming.’ l‘
‘ '9. ; Buclu. one of three original countie
of the Province. ,
‘lO,. Butler. l'Qtli March, 1809. formed of
A. rt of'Alleglienv. ‘ ‘ L
Tl. (‘nniln-in, 20th March. 1804‘ formea
of ham ol llumingrlnn and Somerset. ..
‘l2. Cnrbnn. 13th March. 18-13, formed of
parts at .\.er lmmpton nnd Mom-09.. ‘- .
4, 13. Conn . IS-‘Jh Fnhrunry. 1300. formed
of parts of Mimin. Nnrthumberlnnd, 14-.
coming and llummgdon. ‘ ’
j 14. Che-xti-r. one of the original countieu‘
established at the limb settlement of the '
Province. _ - - . '
‘ 1:3, Marion. 11th March, 1839. formed 0!
parts of Venunun nIILI \Armstmng. “
1 IG, (Clam-ﬁeld. 20:11 M‘mcli.’le-l, formed
q‘l‘n purl of Lycnunng; ,
. 17.'Clinton. Slat June. 1839. formed of
parts of [mourning and Centre. g .
‘l 1%, ('l‘llllnlltlil, 22d M.\rch..lBlB. ~formed
of" part nl Nuttlumherlnml. ‘—
‘ 1‘). Cum ford. 12th March. 1800. formed
of". part. nl'tllloglwmt. \ " ' ' l
‘ ‘2O. Cumh'r-il'iml. L'Ttli.,lannnr.y.l749-50.
ﬁarmed oi altar: ol‘l.nncastl-r.. . ' .1 .\
1 ill. Dauphin. 215 k. March, 1785, tormedx
of a part: of Lnncn-‘ter. ' "
52. Delaware} 26th September, 1789. '
formt-«l of a part of Chcstr-r. . .
23. E'k. 18m April.lB-l3.forme§lofputlf
ofJufl'eraon. Cleuitiqld and MoKenn. 1- 5
- 2i. Erin. lZlll'Mnrch, 1800,1'orm'ed of!
pan of Allegheny. . , ‘
l 25., Fayette, 26th September. 1783. .
l 2*}. Furmt. llth April, 1848. formed of 1"
ainrt nilleﬂhrvm. . . ‘ , . , v ,
‘ 27. Franklin. 9th September, 1784. l'om-
Li oft: part of Cumberland. _‘ '
‘2B. Fulton. 19m Agril, lBso,>formﬁd 6f:
,pnrt ol' Bedl'oril. 1. . g -
i 20. 'Greene. oth February. 1796. formed
[from a part of \Vgstmorelnnd. ‘ ‘
l .30. Huntington. 20th Sqitember, 17.87,
:formed from a p'm bf Redford. J ,
ll '3l. lndmnm. 30th March. 1803. formed
Efrain parts‘of Wectmpreland and Lycoming.
32; Jenersnn. 20m March, ism. mama:
ll'ro'm n par; of Lt'Mming. «u . '
" 33. Junialu.2d March, 1881,!orrnedfrom
la part of 312 mm. '_ . I’ ; r
\ .34..Lancaswr..1nth May. 1729, formed
‘from a part of Chester. ‘
l 35. Iziwrence, 25th March. [B5O, formed
Ifrom parts of Beaver and Mercer. '.7
‘ 36. Lebanon. 16th February. 1813. form
ed from arts of Dauphinnnd Lancaster.
‘ .37. Léliigh. 6th March, 1812, formed
,Afror'n n. pun of Northampton. :
’ 38. Luzerne..2sth September,l7B6,form-.
cd from a part of Northumberland. .
39. Lycoming.l3th April. 1795,1'ormeiil
from :1 art of Xorthumborlgnd.
, 40. chKean. 26th March, 1804, formed
from a part of Lycominfr. .
41. Mercer. 10th'Morcli, 1800. form
from a part in Allegheny.”
42. Miﬂl‘m, 19th September,‘l‘7B9, form
from parts of Cumberland and Northum
berlantl‘. ‘ 's - '« ~
. 43. Monroe. lst April, 1836. formed fro
parts nl‘ Nortﬁumberland nnd Pike. ' u
* 44. Mont~gomery.{loth September, 1784
formed from a part. of Philadelphia.
'45. Montour, 3d May. 1850. formed of ‘
part of Columbia. ' . . 1
46. Northampton. _ llth Much. 17511
{ﬁrmed from 3 part of Bucky. .
47. Nortlminberland. 2711; March. 177‘;
:formod from pnrts of Lancaater. Oumbes
land. Berks.,Be‘rlt‘ord nml Northampton. .
. 48. Ferry. 99c] March, 1320, ﬁat-med {mix
a part ofCumherland.
40. Philadelphia. one of the three brig -
nnl counties established It: the'tirltpetu
lment of the Province. J -'
g -50. Pikw26th March, 18H, formed of
l part of Wayne». ' - ; .
51. Patti-r. 262}: Mprch, 1804.12)er ‘ f
a part: of Lyc'oming. 7 . i
52. Schuvlkill. last March. lﬂll. formc
‘fmm parts of Berks and Northnmpton. “
l‘ 53'. Sny‘lsr..2d Mnréh,lBss, formed in
lap-rt. of Union. . . h
, 54. Somerset. 17th April, 1795. form
lirbm n part. of Balfordu ' I
. 55. Sullivan. 15th March. 1847, form
. from a part. of Lycomiug. ‘ .
l 56. Susguelunna. 21»t'February,|l_81 .
, formed tmm pert of Luzerne. ‘
l 57. Tin a.26th March, 1804. farmed fro
a part of lﬁycomimz. ‘ .
58. Uni-7n. 22d March.lBl3,formed»froln
I part of Northumherland. , ~ l
59. Yennngo. 13th March. 1800, form (I
from pnrts of Allegheny and Lyeoming.
60. Warren; 12th March, 1800, form
from parts of Allegheny and Lycoming,
61. Wayne. 2m March. 1793. forde
from a part of Northampton. l
62. Washington. 28th March. 1781. form
ed from a p n of Westmoreland. " _'
63. Whugorelnml. 26th February. l 7? .
formed from. a part oi'Bedfox-d end-the p -
chase of 178-1. ‘ l
‘ 64. Wyoming. 4th of April. 1842;113er
bhnrts of Nurthumlmland sndlu'zerup.
‘. York. lmh August,l7~lo, formed Tr
Ipa of Laneanter. ‘ . ‘
'Pre ions to the 24th of March, 1819.3 th
county ,as called Ontario. but- it! limo
wu alien dto Bradford on that day.l j
‘ ' > ‘4» —;—«”—-—————-—~‘ 1.1
Dr. Rubl.>.\l:reclinddgc on the Frock-ill
ham—The Dmville (Ky.) Review for-Dl9»
ceinber cont rim an article covering 43 pica
on " Negro Slavery end the ClVH‘Whhn‘
In thil’nrtiele Dr. Breckinridgo rntonl:
ngainst the proclamation policy ol'tllle Prov
idenlt.declaringrt unconstimtionnl. unenl
led for. inexpedient and danger-om. “-1
also procluims his unalterable devotion to
the cause of the American Union. and his
faith in the overthrow of the rebellion.
Demted.—-Captu§n John Bro‘wn. of tho
Thirtieth ()uio regiment. son of Ounﬁuo
mie Brdwn. who was hung It Charlestown,
Virginia. Is one of the oﬂioen reoeplly dia
migaed from service for desertion.
_ .. - «M-
S’Gen. McCleHan Wu removed been"
he mu “ :00 slow.” The Portland Argu
how the “ prOngu” since has been unis.
flown-yin the urban of his zenouL Wu
may “1935' Sly it. baboon SO I" aha} '
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ﬁ'l'houwb ruin"? "
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