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4111DAYMIMING. Mb:As; left
"111111101.--42 per year when in Raritan
411 ' ..44a1n0t Po! I !nsaTaim , .41.1 limo laws
net psid before he Azpirattan of theTiOrr.q,
Mt=
Tim II foam nevi from tliki army this week.
MilitfirriTl bj all fife innillabit prior:
Ireidiams snaornOmt in Arivfnig Sam
'Mora #ityty^ mWm-eaeth._ot-Rpeh7lll4 T l l9
loam in bib different amazement' are pot,
*pm Theiindldatlethe are tlud the Confederates
liroVeriesintAble hoid their own, and Mist. the
FeirnoW__ &Feast givel rip. The Confederate
.reward Ishilfed at Spring Hilt, twelve Miles
south of tranitllp, and on Sonde, sae:
essealls&r, 'resist4.d the Etacks of the 'Pedal
. hoops., Ok yesterday rains begyin, the . streams
• roes, and the Federal;treops eouid do nothing.
The Confederate lines were near 'Spring
thirty miles south of Nashville„ and Forrest.
wise In Siommidid of their rms. paid. Fn. se
veto fighting ham en s ured since Saturdays and
• the emit*. Is evidently overt .Obattaidegit,,
Brievinsou, litidgepoetUnd• all this neghboring
petite' have been evacuated by the Federal
troops. nprothilssissippi . steausers, near
--- "' - vrtakibartrat - twEltmirWinfittel •
Poi Nye , Orleans that the guerrillas halo been
;salting raids upon the Federal plantations near.
Mlllllten's Bend, and hare carried elf cauc'h pion
. der Ibbare Is nothing of importance from any
other quarter. Savanab iL not , yettaken.
--T!T-4Mk-ttA-TRONS.
Wire this number closes the present
volume of our paper with this artiele
ends our labors in this line for thb year
• ‘r• , . as heretofore
-- - .
been customary at the closing of the helpless cry of the orpnin, ~.._
yeas, enter into a review of the past-- Pitiful pleading's of-the thousands that
are suffering from want and destitution,
that ie history now, and all are familiar
tell ' too impressively to be._foratten
' With its horrible details. Neither shall that '`the war continues." The mechanic
we speettlatewpon the prospects of the whose wages have increased one-third,
,
. latUre--witat ii,iiiir proff - Igleierinddiiit - ' rhile - ther - coat- of-living has. "noir, UM.
hula dine f or . us lea people, God Blunt doubled knows it ; the laborer, whose
scanty wages will not pay the' enormous
. -knows.. It is not for human eyes to
pleree•the veil t h at - `-advanee on the price of the- necessaries
•i.
oas he sees his Wife and little ones'
elose of December 1864 and that of suffer, knows it; the merchant and man
1868.. - -- .of business, as be places the inevitable
.• leth at h ei . -in _ t h e , yew _ th a t :it; no stamp upon his ejteolr, note,' 'draft or re
cejet kim*s it; the farmer, as he retaine
- almost-deid we have dodo 'our duty, we
the 4 lattle allowed him by-the "govern:
- . leave for tnose AD Petronizetnzpaper mentt' out of what his toil'and. t
- to answer. One - thing is certain, we has produced, knows it ; the agadviro
• --- --have-trietkaorand- if in trying we have ther whose °illy. slit and support has
' . Ailed; it hashot bees for Want of will to been drafted into the army, and is now
rhaps cripped fr life; er sufferin i
labor earnestly for the cause% which we. pe
a prim can l e
p in o the South . kilowe g
it n
;
, are engaged. Nothing that we have Conscription
that are making
written in the , past year do wo wish tet preparations for the next draft, and poor.
- blot eat, -nol:ng dud we have said m'6n 'who are members of the same, and
through the columiat,,of ,citer paper dos have been compelled to pay from five to
ton d•ollars per month out of their hard
,• we wish to retract. As the record is, so
earned money to keep them oat, of the
• shall it stand, a n d ,timo -will' decide
clutches of provost marshals kriow it;
- - .• .
,
• • whether it is right or whether it is helpless women, whose husbands have
wrung. We 'have' passed through a been drafted or induced to enter the
reigla of terror, when those who yen- army, and 'whose only •aupport during
this d'rear winter-is their own feeble ex
' tured to adhere .to DeMocratie princi
ertions„ and the beggarly charity doled
plea wens threatened, not, only with in • out to diem by aid societies and relief
.eareeeation in Abolition Bastijes, but- counnitteee know it; poor little children
with erunittuitT_punishnient by infuriated with aching toes peeping from worn out
V., , 2110 b e -of drunken fanaties.lilvery Menem Ehms, with shivering forme half clad - hi . '
•• i' that 'malice could invent-every scheme ragged garineete, - Whose fathers are sway
1:' . that hatedcould give birth has been "in the front," or have long since been
'''
laid in a soldiers' grace - know it; the
- emorted 'to ty miserable; • cowardly miserable. dying outcast who has bp - en
• ''Leaguers" to frighten us into silence compelled to sell her virtue to get bread,
or cruets our paper from existence. But to keep 64%1 and Rely *other, knows
they have failed, and our readers can it. It is a fact they know with sorrow,
rk,.. bear witness that we hare o ver felt -without seeking in the dry details- ef a
r ", 1 ~,-4 - . stale kaggsage to find it out.
tered..4' We' have not to look ek upon
'7 Shoddy knows.,it, and rejoices as be I offi t h i reg e It o f the November Election
a single hoer of cowardice op t reachery adds up the thetisao`tie lio
. hat,. wadi
he
in the su State
„.,
..lof nnsylventa.
to DeMoeratic ' printiptel-ilmet upon e, the last and speculates on the proltts he Merlellpt. Lincola—
' --- single moment:whey we failed thn3ugh expects to realize on his next ettlittri9t. It h r gt :; ns , - --•- l'37C ' • - 2612
- 1 - 24t4 21619
348. Shoddy knows it and rejoiced', ad,, 1 Annstrong4 '5241 2626
fear to do our duty as a Democratic
bedizened with paint and bedeelled withl Bewer """'••• 3204. 3237
joernalist.' . , • nesietrl.„
• , jewels, she wags her head beneath an I neaps....- I .' • - 7 7 7. -- ;7•. -.11.4 7i 3 71:
4)f the future Oete, ,, katrons can judge hundred dollar bonnet, or trollop about i l "lair ' ...-
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_ese ante
it h, ra4t s •ere ,
..._
. . *lri the' past. What the - Waren - stole to exhibit her thousand dollar shawl and ' - 3007 6305
7326 4426
. -heti been it shall be, anti:lfit - lie, labor, - ill breeding: - -Little Shoddy kitowe it., ,Butler _ 2947 8476
and is gl a d as he s t eps aro und with his
. S' im e h r ruL . s , 3 ,... :, * 3036 2244
and money will add to its usefulness or 232 936
}latent leather boots and fan eY cane, or I esteem ' 41: • 2231 1721
interest it shall be given. We enter
beats the contraband that h is father has ce ntre . . e 3399 2817
n the new year witha teal in no - ale - stolen fronts Southern' ' ' - k L''''''""" P"• as '
ptintation, 4 ., hp et eartiel ti. . esoa 1760
. 2801 1606
• ,gree'shated, 1m 0 with a hoer that sees litioidste know it,..end are • glad *itS - their t 'Cbt , ter , ' - ;••“•N2'.... ''''' 6937 8446
~,,.:., 3307 '3014
no cense for liscouraiement in the re- •see the long cherished solieutit of " negro.l ( T l ' i tr ou w "
- m p,.‘ , 2135 1966
ertit , of-the-late election. In our esti- • equality " carried out.' Leak faced Itu-1 fli.e l f:fii ' r.., ....-,.„.......4526 6443
--
- 'testiim 'the consequenee' of that risat4.l4sllll"-Of p
ocket - kmw--i 6 --- 1 -. lr -ht , ue....................----...."....,...". 486
4,22 • Nri
rejoicente they pocket the rich rewards T.Detaware ~ 2 -14 1 - ' -useri
will be the damnation of Abolitionism, they are realizing out orthis harvest of I Fit ••'••••••• '' .. •. • 4 ...
' 8 6 30 1
4 - • ' 3722 6911
' t, se regeneradon'of Deineerity as it was death. Thieving officials know it and : Pa rl icire ~
t „:;-... 43126. 3221
taught . ..lSn ,the • forieders of our party, =rejoice MS they contemplate an indefinite ' For st- , • 1 4-4 . ; '• 62 195
.. • •Pran4lizi 1621 3862
end the futeressivetion of theArnerioan lease t aitsweer, a t unlimited. reign N aito , 909 694
• ,e•
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ibi,i_lii piajiiiiii•%el7i; ^oistu4 . :ii e'
leeniie—tiot:::l4: Aiiitit - Ar lr: - ii
Ocilla equiAV jab:l*W jp the RUOCB6B
~..,siimmsmitzci
'of Dotaersey with onraeltwotdd 614
it s the etinport duty-to themielves and
thCitheirpai43 , nfentan'de they ahouid„ We
1o: our %Selig . . .0.14 4 ~,.!? nr .
will you do the Rimefor us?
. ,
wTitl tifir - cmvtiniete'' asyS-Lineeln-in
. :Ikrossagi. Yes. slas,....the_War dois
continue, and wedannot but believe first
"conthiue" as long as the peoprb'
continue tiiriermit him to tratopipedrpoo
their rights and over ridethe - pbtin pro
Visionsartlie Comititution';whichhe has
sworn to protect and defend. The in=
formation of. this Abolition Solon that
"th? continues"' will rot astonish
the peoplo of the North. It is super
titres advise. They have an idea that
such'iti the mum, s and 'a great casjority
know it for .a'neCtainty. The taeroilces
eonFoription that -bit- minions lire en
forcing daily; the greedy, hirelings that
he has scattered over the country to 'cat
up the stibetehee — br, clirinfePterT
miserable herd of spies, infonngra'and
eaves-diappers that swarm about our
Cities'and towns as Melt and noisome ad
the locusts or lice A( Egybt ; the insa
tiate taxgathers that hang like leeches
to the parses-of-the--riah-And -poor,--the
lifeless, mutilated forms of friends mur
dered in useless bitttle; tho empty chair
at the fire side ; the vacant' seat at the
table; the deselitte, desdrted homesteads;
the sorrowful wail of the widow ; the
..;.€ • - • •
"The Wow bint4itiel."
Ell
like men at h om e,o or desert their coun
try. , Victims are 'wanted to take the
place, of ShotierldreSdy saeri6eec7 on the
blte*.4 l .lkarskotigideto44,ol34o , ;',.ll 3 d
if:wears t0.4,44,c,0f,i1;4,7 4 ,
'people by their Oa notices, thiltifill,be
hdd Withoutumoh treubly, _ /iOl.Oll it 41
I . ol i,ltite'ii 4 etuPlYtheOvil will those Who
have now the 'tower to stay the progress
- ortbsepotiani in onr contootintry-Bee the
, •
of in }is, Wing • : • . a t tlf
granny ab unfeeling and :heartless
wsurper,wubjecta them tc-not, till ,the
chaing that are already clankin g , about
the limbs of those who Were once free
• aie_riveted, will they appreciate the
blessings: they lost, though their 0;4,
,cowardice and want of spirit. t ,
tvery draft,• and they will !kat be Saw,
that our pest le am subject to Until 'the
recognition of the Southern "Confede
racy Pute an end to the bloody struggle,
will he but• the natural 'result of the
emegowef• Abolitionism at the lite elec
tion." Thousands voted -for Lincoln,
knowing that •tiris-would to the cense-
will reap their reward. Whether rich
or poor, they deserve the fate tha't
awaits them, It•will be a consolation to
them, as well as Do us, to, know that they
are getting just What they wanted, and
what theylabored fbr.
Can You Tell Us?
Scarcely an individual-in Tile North
but renumbers the hue and cry raised
b t e Aholitionists a few ears a l e on
account of the expenditures of the oat
Office Departmdnt overrunning the in
come,. The deficiency was blamed upod
tho Southern States for..nat paying their
share of tiA(r Pystal expen...es, aria was
used as an argument to prove that we of
the North-would-be-better. off -xo • -J
from the South than in connection with
it. It was one of the chief strings upon
'Which they played to awaken the feel
ing that has now ripened into war and
bloodshed- It was used isspeeohes, in
papers, ' . in pamphlets, and appeals to
show that the Southern State? were
dead weight to et* prosperity, and,
that the stoner n got rid of them
the better it would be for the tax-payers
and people of the North. By.a persis-'
*fort they at linagth succeeded 'in
driving the Southern States out of the
l'n:qn. Since that time wo have_ not
ben "encumbered keeping up non-Pay
ing rotates for illiteral, overbearing slave
drivers," as they EA proper to denomi
nate the people of the South, but have
simply kept open our own routes, and
even some of them have hen closed;
and what,-is thp state of the ainances in
the Post °fate Department at this time?,
Aheerding - to the report of the Post
Master General, for the fiscal year ending
Julie 30th, 1864, there ie an excess of
expenditures over receipts of two hun
dred auf/ six thouiantl, fire hundred and
thirty two dollars, and forty-two cents.
Can any of our Abolition friends explain
Vas this is?__ The South has gone,
and maintains her own postal arrange
.menti—it cannot be laidto their door; as
it .once was.• Where is the seam( goat
now? Tell us ON I .yo Abolition Belem(? (1
Another draft for-300,000 men has
boon - ordered: Let the_ laboring amen
prepare. Lincoln intends dealing death
and damnation out to them as fast as
.asible.
=SEMI
---,t -•-
XXX VW% CONGRESS.
Second Replay, Session er04,14.1 Modal
rends*, 6, 1864.
ligNA7lt. , 1 - , ,e •
ITimlle, Bangor, Malne,.Fresideni.
es...Melo; John W. Panry, jit Pennsylvania,
Clock.
:111; Democrats, marked with a
o, 12 ; total 54-
Ccaiforntn.
John Cinnesi,'
John A. Nlelhorgall.s.
ilinnownta
Alotander itauidny ,
Morton 8...Wi1k insAn
'itiertonri
John!) Henderson
B Gratz Brown
121=1221
Jawed, Dixon.
Lafayette S. Foster
DanielDiagk
•JahiriPMde •
4.1 ...a•Niaii,rai4W -
ifigiala . Wright*,
i'abovrtin 1170.
- Soo Perk- -•
gdwia D Marva
!is Harris
:George Reed AMMO'
Wanda BauliburyW •'
fillaulaul.
3.7ben Trumbull
William A ittoluirdon
• - Indithon
Thomu A linadriolce
Henri g Lane
1 mews Milan
simualr Grimes
Komar
Samuel C Pofndroy
Janie's' II Lane
Benjam
John Shaman
• Orinon •
Benjamin F Harding
Joinee W. Nesmith*
Penneyloonies
Charlet R ]tuokalew*
Gdpir Cowan
Rhode (Aland
Wifliam I:.tagtle
•Henry Jl Anthony
Vermont.
Solarnen Fout
Jacob bollainer ' p,
rirgivia
James S Carlisle*
[Vaeaney—Lemuel J.
Bowdon Voids; dead)
Weas
Peter G Van Winkle
Waltman T Willey
• • trenti4eky
Garret natlsa
Lazarus W Powell*
• Louisiana
R Ringn Cutler
Charles Smith' ,
Mains' •
Lot W Morrill
[yeeaney-w-Mr. Posen
den being Beers
of the Treasury.]
Hderoehiserre ,
Charles Sumner
Henry Wilson
..Ifarylanti
Revcrdy lohesone
omas It Hicks
--- ;lfieAi t rWs
Zechariah Chandler
Jeenb M. Howard
W 40,111.414.
Timothy 10
• HOUSE OF lISPREFIEETATITSB.! -
Schuyler Colfax, of South :tend. Indiana,
Speaker. Palwar4l McPhonon, of Getty•burg,•
Pennsylvania. Clerk.
tAbutittdlUlK - PEFI De - m - OrWniarkad
• and t, 8U ; total, 183.1
D. California That. New leriey
Tim Ii atianoali I John F Starr
Win Eighy • 2 Goo Middloton•
Vornnlina Cole
• Conneoggt
I Harry 0
.Ing.
3 Wm 0 Steele?
4 Androvi J Amore*
15 Nalminfah Perry*
Dwight ownsend•
2 Martin salbfoah•
3 Moses IP Odell*
4 Benjamin Wood•
6 Fernando Wood•
6 Flijah Ward*
3 otugustunßrandagee
4 John li
Delaware
Nathan B Elmither?
Mihoio
Isaac N Arnold
John F Farnworth
Elihu B Wushburno
ChM M Harris*
Etion.o fugue!
Jesse 0 Norton 0 -
John It Eden*
7 John W Chanler*
9 James Brooks*
9 Anson Herrick,*
F4-Win Rififor4tol---
11 Chsilos LI
12 Ifomor A. Nelson ,
13 John B Steele*
14 John V L Pruyne
15 John A Griswold , -
10 Gamt° Kollogg
1 17 Calvin T Bulburd
10 Jamca T Marl in
p.m nol P Mjßer
7 y o Amkiroso W Clark
121 Prands Kaman*
John T Stuart*
Lewis Vr Ruse*
Anthony L Knapp*
James 0 Robinson*
Wm It Morrison•
Wm J Allone-
J C
./ht/iona.
1 John Law*
122 beWitt:C Li tlejohO
128 - Timmer T Dart
,ThemFre M Poor er y
28 Raul Morris
28 Giles \t' Hotchkiss
17 R B Fun Volkenburg
28 Freeman Clark
2 James A beaveneek
W Earengton*
4 Wm B Rolm. •
6 Geo W Jail= -
6 Ebenezer Dumont
7 Deng 17 Voorhees*
it -Godley° 8 Orth
9 fichyler•Colfax
29 Angnitu■ Frank,_
30 Jobn B flatiron*
31. Reaben E Fenton
'Ohio
1 Roo rt Pendleton*
2 Alexander Longo
8 Hobert C Schenck
4 J F ilteNinney.
5 Frenlc .C"teltlond•
9 Chilton A White*
7 Samuel A Cox*
Win Johnson*
9 Warren A Noble ,
10 Jar ltf Ashley
10 Joseph 1i Edgerto
11 James 1? McDowell
how.
1 Jollies P Wilson
2 'Hiram Prioo
3 in 11 Allison,
josis,b, B Grinnell
5 Jobn *X4OOII
6 A W Hubbard -
Kansas
A Harter Wlrder
Kenhockg
Lucien Anderson
Hoorge . ll Yeoman*
Henry Gliders
Aaron Harding*
RDlocrt Mallory
Green Clav Smith
Brutus J e',l.iy
11 Welfi4 A Hutchins*
12 Vnt4Z Finck•
13 John O'Noill• '
14 George Bilge*
Ip Janice 11 Morrie*
10 .liiseph IV White*
17 Ephraim 11 lieldey
18 Rotas 1' Spalding
19 Janaa A Garfield
Wm II 11
♦♦'m Hlowortit.'
Vail,
Lorenzo DMSweat*
'
Jame, 6 Mina
John II Mee
Pruttoy/ann
Einmuol Randall*
2 Chas 0 Neill
Frederick A Piko -
Maryland
Jo A J Cienwell
Edwin n Webster
Hen 7 3, Winter Davit
Franwis Thome
Venj o llntri.H -
8 Leonnrd Myers
4 Wm D Kelley
5 M Amnion Thayer
6 .John 8 &yioe•
7• John M Weinman
8 Fyilenlinn fi Ancona"'
9 Thaddeus Stevens
10 Myer Streusel.
1 Philip Johnson'►
2 Cline Dennison•
Wenry W Tracy
4 Wm 11 ,
Masseehuseds
Thos D EliOt
Oakes Amee•r
Alexander II Met
mud Roper
hrt 13 Alley
Deniei W vopch
Boutwell
JahePtlald7in
B Washburn
I Uenry L Dawes
Michigan
Fernando C Beaman
Charl4ll Upeon
6 Joseph Bailey
14 Ale[ It Coo•roth*
17 A'ch'bldleAllisteril
10 Jae T Halo
19 Glenn W Schofield
20 Amos Mvers• '
21 John L bawsont
92 James Ii Moorhead
23 'Thomas Williams
2/ Jesse Locoed- •
Bohn W Longyenr
Fronoh§ W Kellogg-
Angukp C
John I Deign,
Mode Mood
•i Morino A Jonolces
2 Nathan F Dixon
rermont
.3fs'unomart
Wm Windom
1 Prod E WnEnibridge
2 Justin S Morin
3 portus Baxter
West Pi;ignia.
1:4449t0 Balair '
2 Woo G Broirn -
Xillian V Whaley
2 Ignatne Donnelly
4fivrouri.
1. Samuel lin'ox
2 'lvry T Ulow
3 John GI Beat* .•
4 Jos W 11¢eCturg
6 Sempronius II 13074'
6 Austin A Kite
I.Bml/in* F Luau .
Wm A nail.
„...-• Wetoonein
' I. Zmnoz B Brownf
2 Meaner C Blom
4 aim A Ehiridgef
5 Ezra Wheirt
5 Walter D olpdoe
I ,
-
.New Hiorpshire.
Darnel M[aroya
Edward H Rollins
lea VI Patterson
1C- untrronnut.
7 id tirterra t.]
Nebraska.
lkiipeaf a Daily •
Nevada
Canton N Mott. '
, Nir Me i sisa
Irnoislssa Pam
. Utah
DELB4ATRELIMO
Ad e tl i v "r"iKre "
Cliarjeikb
_Norge.
Bbnidt I
- _tgDatioeci
William Jayne.
Idaho
Win L Wallace
306 7•Klnagrt
bagel P(130144
==
fritNovas; it? OLD To lilkoic—itealitok _ ,1 14
attlettresto dge, learllKl to pW , 9* - Pulorm .
` iultriiteeipt. , I. .., • • ' •
Cato, at. •eigiltY' piers" 4- age; titoNeht,.'
prwer to loam the Greek bwil i ege.,:.
Plutaroli,' ethstitlciweett ' r, _,
eighty, commencer the study e Li' •
Boccaccio was thirty-fire years iti:
et, he comitteneed hiselitaltetwt
6 literature, :yeller'besateemitiA tbp
I A
vox snowoni of tips Tumour *Maw .( , '
IRe_itiiratt 103
. theothietite. • ' • ~.
is Hictlitiellean iti4leeted the seten4s
isilitryinWiltet delieuteneeti. 6the study ht i •
- ifietirwhett-be Wyse; - fifty„ rind sixty ' A . kiSSWEG 'Oli k filliCatitiltitiaidAto,
( 700. of CIA ticipitor4O & e ,_ ." . „ . 9 1 %1 1 , 14 -. l4 4! , ,othateil
most, leicieraiiiiiiarlitilind ' - 491'.., 6 ....,'"'P an i 5 t 1 1, „ , ,
re
`lttrty, , taw Glands POsiteWithil' er.'st 'sixty ; r i fi l t 7 ci Tti, l i f i ZiM, 7 t a ii tim
, . w.. , , cs , . -forilib rap
crey'MtittßlA*o6sote,-15Dnam• l aw lk. 15104,0 of; Poolitictis
P ' 346 "sVi' r 4tir ' - $ 4 , t• .. ., - - 1, 6 , - , -
rtoodo.4* ogpoittoo to itjoy tho
dve• —" • ..... •
OR TDB BROAD ROAD.—TWR Ole lx
fween serrelten and ci . gliteen years of age
were, in Mr. , Welding s' office yesterday
morning.' Thi r ty were dressed with care and
neatneu that betokened a mot liersearet and
' attention, and a stranger word& never see
either faits without netting .a lingering
glance behind foe a close nuttily of the re
gularly modeled features. They Were both
orphans, and the appenrince of the girls
strang4ly contrasted with the surroundings
of their preseuilives: With the faces a ul
forms of houris. They wore the mimeo of
"Cleopatra and tile tongue of Xnntippe. (hie
of t h e girls was from the eastern part of the
State. The Mbor *as f o the northern
border line_ , Ant' iltitnt/ and
the other "Another. • !Li l testretat et
crane itriPfillail lit tviltp. rit 111 8°.2 1 #1 ... 11 r
,_,
away and _alms, to tix it ty. - rney - were
botb'errastid as traerlintivanti sent id, the
HOnist ollielbge. pert they belunse atwo
elated, and about Cwt weeks age they sta
mped from the institution anti prcnipied
lodgin at a houeo of rtntoriene ill-fatue in
- 13Ts — cOn• , • . ? .• , • .
the girl*, by a Singular. chance, came in
quest of thejr watatrektlg . children. ' The
girls were arreste t arid taken to the office.
of bite. Welding. They were Snit. offered
kindly treatment, anti comfortable:, homes,
they preferred to fattest her wisst. kept'
lead It . ..A.:vb, titan to reiurn to the home
stead:l their wayward course` bad desolat ed
and darkenel Oh a ahadow that--never
lifts: They werottoo old to be gent to tho
Rouse of Refoge..and the obi,' alternative
loft' was'ememitmont. They wore Jelon'to,
the Central Atittion and CORBIIea ID erie of
the'eells, where thet . sting with 'senseless
clamor *slit they-were ineorted to the pris
on. As their fair fader peoristrthrough the
iron grating of the prison onn, a shudder
of instinctive horror thrilled the breasts of
those who stood by anti ibitenid to tile pro
•
father stood on the earl?, with tlitg tease
staining' his brown cheeks, and the mother,
'whose hairs were whitened by another
scourge than time, bent over the window of
the van .with Uncontrollable grief. Th
returned home with heavier heapt*th s tin
.when-they-left-eheir-olkhesee.caant ' ^Woe
tolieeithet putteth liar Mother td shame."
—_Philadelphia Kew&
NEW ADVERVSOIET:
PHI2.ADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL OAD
Thin great Nee traverse! the Northern
and rorthsrestrountiii of Vennsylvania to the
It has been hinted by the Penuryleant& Rail
road Company, and iq ortnitrti by Om,
It. entke length Wee otened for Pittenger and
businets, October 17th ) Mg.
riot or rt-serrora..TßAlNs Ai LOCt NAVAS.
Leave Eastward %
•
Mail Tian, 5:313, P. M. f Acconedln, 6:15 P. M.
"Lear*. Weitortrfic.,.....__
Ihri, A. M. Amiedi'd'tn, it 33,
eater ears *Ten through without change
both vetkr:t between Philadelphin an,' Erie.
SLEEill.tereAßS on Express Trains
both way? between Willinnisport and Baltimore,
and Williamsport nod Philadelphia. • -
-For informntion rcspevting Passenger 'hell
nevo opply at the S. E. Corner Eleventh and
Idirrhrt-streetsi - --
And for Freight baldness of the , Company's
agents:
S. B. Ringolon, Jr., Corner 13th and Market
streets, Philadelphia; J. W. - Reynolds, :Brie
J. Id. Dna - , Agent, N'. C. R. It., Baltimore;
11. IL 1101.18 TON, '
Gera Freight AO, Pkife.
LEWIS L. nourr,
Gen', Ticket etsei,
JOS. D 'POTTS,
.Gereeta Jlnimatter, Willitoroporit ,
F ARMS 491 t, SALE. •
Tile subscribers will sell the follow
ing Farms. oar_wilailling 200 acres and allow
an es, of first quality Nitfany 'Valley laud, situate
in Walker township, Centre County, on the
greet road from Dollefente to Lock Haven, one
mile aboyo lioblershurg, 140 soresVls are
cleared and in a good state ',>f cultic ' —mel
due in young timber is new hank barn r42;t76
little power Ip,use 241x30; granary It owse ; °ma
cribs &e., voinolate ; a atone veiled cletertwhieh
will hold ICO barrels of watag; nitre a noir •
- PLANS. PRAME 'HOUSE
l9:38 with kitchen attached. This farm lies
with a gentle elope to the South, will have no
hard honlingon u it, and can all be cultivated.
.nether. on th great road from Bellefonte to
Jaeluonville, Co Wining 220 acres NW allow-
t
+woes. One hundred Of. *kirk are -cleared and
in a good state of cultivation, rbaldue in thriting,
timber a portion of a hiok oklargo, sufficient foe
a building I 1111101.09, bar., are no Ludy
this tract. Terms made easy, and pitesession
given first of April nest. Fiie particulars apply
to JOHN IjIWIN -fn. k Co.
/Joann', Dec, 13,1864-41. .
MCI
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.
The 1111der e igued offers for 1410 or rest.
hie farm eituato in Bunten toistrellip, Cesare
Courity, lying °Font. Lira initeetriirriJullan Sta
tion, on the Bald Eagle. Valley Railroad. The
lam contains about - -
TWO HUNDRED AND TIIIIITY ACRES,
of which about seventy are clear and in a gl'ood
condition, thp balance is matt ;timbered. Good
buildings ansirected upon the protaisets. sad
ring of splendid wider is near the door.
abovdnimindlimi; Is putertted,antY tide
spated, and moreover there are two eXCell
bearing orchards on it.
TERMS reasonable. Poss‘ision given on the
Ist day of April, 1865. . . . . .
Nov. 25th, '54-4t.
E L.thoN.
Olnee cif the 'Farmers Menial
Tire 'erratice flompany of
Centro County. Centre Hull
December 19th, 1884.
The Anpnal keeling 9 l thd membcia, 'std . -
election of twelve Directora tQoontluit the af
fairs of the Company for the &suing year, will
bo held at the house of John Bpanklet,. Centre
- 111111, - unidendartbe 9th day of deanery, 18416,
between the hours of 10 o clock A. M. and 2
R. M - of 'Bald day. The General Statetam‘hof
the transactions of the Company far' the paid
' year will be presented to the Meetings. A
1-Mtradienteri*-1. ‘teel,,l. '--,--,----,-,--
. (Attest) • ÜBOILGi: BUQI3AWA'B, Pie 't.
8. G. Sasmscrs Bcc. Dee. 23d, 18114—tf.
A IJICaTOIt'S NOTICE.,
'rho undersigned an auditor atipanted
by the Orphans' Court of OenAre.Panut, to dis
tribute-Aka moneyin hands Steno"
Eta:otter 3 e, of John Mullholland,tb amtamong
boo legally %POO 09.1..11.__44011';.1114,
dutips,of Ids appointment or, ineadirP, therith
day Orlinuary aott,' at • b 4 alkterts: the' Bo
r!nkiltv.9l. Balletants; it 9 olic* P. Myehen
µd irhalrooll persona intorsof:e4o.q r34fiested to
Ptaloo and prosetit their - olojuns/At bo for
opt glterilOblit* trotii.soba= odd ftkod.
- AAWiltor
A.xtbirftwa-Notums. ,'---'- . • ,-
4 , v
, .i.o,dtrO g ibet AO ' iocoar 'cilip.;bged
by 14,4 .040.....00.6-,,c Janata county to ALI
. trtbute OA money In thoatotitto-of‘ i . A nt
rlrattoy ctoottifis of Geobtot J . ,abetooTtir. , ' do.,
Mond. UV , ppd . mon Alro m T • ad
thfobto wttl bittbittt tb Lb. Woo of °hag
meat, at bit 011tii inAionefoottkPoi t 'obAubil
the 1 OttetitlY or 404#1114,64" rI V 06 41,41
Lime all potoobl, „bkving - 9 14 /2 1 1r 4 "" - b.'"
tatte war *Omen ttdbitiont I Aliw NO.
• erred trap obWbg ,is ,. /tWo?, at Ada 1
Lund. - • •• • •-•.. 7, - - ...- - • • , : 1
N W . Et ry 0R R
- A D GOODS'
In Reynola*. pew 111111 ding,
(SLIT DOOR TO Taw CONRAD 101111.)
"Nri - ifiVilo the attention of the community
to our
FANCY AYD STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Canrars,
' bur 11101113 irtopic wee_ rtreliateil epee .11te
late aeeltee'tti Folks:ad we are selling on kisitia
. .
cheerer than the same goads could hey° been
•bought jar s eb4rt time ego. -
-
Persons. in want - ,of geode will do well to
~tsorraise oar dolt beforepurehasiageleKrhere.
. WE WILL -DEAL FAIRLY:
with threw' srhd fever; us.7irith:leofell; aid *ill
'glee them the henotit ttis-.deollOe in goods
„ IN- EVEItt Pitlillol7iAß.
N. 8., Tha.-bleiest' market- •p . rias OW in
=0 for all kinds ol' , lpaln. •
. •
• • • • • J . : . W. COOlO . l, Co
Bgtx,prown, !pogo:abet, 184-if
C MAINS tONPVB
.111TIONA,,
JOIIN LORD
The Haiti and
Representatirt
David Lyle,
0011110 d.,
To •the Rainy
David Lyle, dec
---Taks—netioa
Commissioner bye sur in, taking
testimeny lethe above stated suit, so., on the
pare of the petitioner, that 7 will execute the
eaitt eeenriketon at flay ofilcoin flee Borough of
-ttollof -Wednesday, the 9th day of Jew--
nary. 1865, beelreen the hours of one and four
o'clock, P. M. of meld day, yrhorm.you or any of
you may attend if 'du think proper.
Witness m • hand this 14th day of ileaember,
GOMM LEIIIONZA'S
_Elisabeth 41., Qlover
by hot, next friend,
Silas pizon,
Johp Gloy - ji,
To Johri Gltlitrer, tie
You take notice that haying been appointed
a Comaissiorier by maid Court for the mtaintna
don of witnesses and thstjpking of testimony in
the above elated came on the „part of the above
named - plaintiff, that will execute the said
commilsion on behalf of ' said plaintjff at my
office in the Borough of Bellefonte, on Monday,
Wail day of January, 1865, 'between
the hours of o'clock, A. M., and 1 o'clock, P.
M. of said day, when and Where your nay Wend
if you think proper.
Witness ay hand this 14th day of December,
1864.
NOTICE" o,ll' •
To the Noire and Legal Begreeentatives
of .1 ha Wlnkleblecb. deeeemed.
Take notide that by virtue of • certain writ of
partition issued out of the'Orphan'i Court to and
for the COanty of Cootie, rut inquest will be held
at the late dwelling hortekof John Whiltiebloch,
deceased, in the Township of lialdb.4V.oweilye
aforesaid, on Friday, the Thhte outh day dr ;has.
nary, 1885, at teu o'clock. of said day, firr the
purpose of making partition of tho real Ardate
the said John Winklobleoh, deceased, to and
among his heirs and legal repasscalattres, 4f the
coma can bo done without prejudice to or spoil
ing of the whole—Ldt,lierwise to value , std an ,
praise the same according to law, at which time
and place you • may „ be present if you think
prolate.
jtICHAIID 0071411 at MeV.
itainimes Ormcm
Ilfr o bemornt, December 7,1804. at
ESTIAY. •
Came to the residence Of tII subscriber in
Spring Township, on/ the 26th or November,
dark brown lista - 4 sup eIY h tirrro- ct
• . 6 r/1" 1 ":
owner h requested to cocoa forward o.llk prOTo
property, pay charges, and take her away. or
ciao she milt be disposed of according to lea. '
JOIIN
Doc. 8,1864-4 t.
STRAY.
-flameee-the resideitee of the sati4snibrr in
Walker Township, about the 23d of September,
a light: red cow, supposed a yearling lakt Spring.
Tho ow_ner is requested to come forwiird, prove
property, pny charges and take, it 4wiky, other
wise it will he disposed of -as the law directs.
• JESSE V,WIARTZ. •
Dee. lA, 1864—.3t
SAW-Y-Frit •WANTED.
Wauta immoiliately a roan thoroughly
competent to rem a first clams circular taw mill,
nun who Is willingto go to Mexico for a-term of
not lees then one year. Wagy payable in gold.
Address. tfifxhiguiamount of experience, refeT:
once, and wagon desired,
JA.ItI,ES ST VIVART V ,
DecOreber thaseterr,Pa. _
RICIIARD CATLOW
Ct
Alf Vmrsons are hifebg caUtiOned agellatt
_purchasing or meddling in any way with' the
following deeoribed Proortp :-1. brown Bora,'
1 grey: atm% wallow! and harness,
esi I have
imrobaladthem from had -rdelind tne m to Wm.,'
Merrs, of 1 6 h1ik • "
I or.. - . 0,;: - porrsaNits, - .: 11.
STATES•CNJOY tiOTEj4
• - d'itty.DlibPlll/.; •
Tide Haile yloaisanily Adair - _
side of Mosta street, a few` doors
_Above - BLit,
street. Its centre locality ritakoo it particularly
deeirobee-te • " -
THE • CITY
on initirleerrar pleasure.
d. trE HAVEN ft 'SON, Proprietor'''.
„Dec, 9, 186,11..
V4STILAY, '-' - ' ---. , ' , ;• r•
* - Cerra'ete the preFotees of the; enbtortber,
tit Natter Totroehltilon or hhett‘ the tea% day ,
of Ndeellb - Mtiek r wow/W*4 -Cow mitirti*
right born • broke off close : Wilke itetlitrted tre
,tip broke off the left herti.--uper *OW pkW.
41 4
,eoptible. - The emir. is - re 'it , .te eemi t ar- ,
'*ord, OrOrMiTiillpolt , and iakii
her swAy• kottierxiisei' % &Ma bt,tht:
the Mit dArerte. • Int. , . ilrAsDbltr
, crxrae 1 4 2 4 , 14:ttetVia, . ;7 51, -
A.ol,4idgninolos io tii.:-.,.. , „.-+- - 1,,,,
apt. , r ere et.,•tp tit ili t i c am.....
.m 44.4 . • st, •
K i.e.o. 4 nuaa, -, itento
"miii4noosti.4.4l i4l -
_limning. piwo o l lt
i *I T InPiniittlati &aril* • ,
41 00,a ~ ... , -., _. .• . *514
• ' • - .• 44A
• 1r,0401.1 4„.1P ' c:iwi). •
htis,pee *9O :14 - 01."
• * '.4*,441 40 .4614)=
4 • , 044, • "-
NEW ADV ERV,tAIENTS
ExTE:Is/viC ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS ern BUO4
3.
-1 ' " If
wz ' Tr TO THIRTi. P8114.,6Z2ifT..,
Lee honied during the
—'e..r ...
To whieh add thanuntintrheinto
fore reportbd 4 -11 l
Attest. lIENRT Pow — ident. us
There will be en election held at the office of
the epinpany in Uublersbarg on the fourth Tags.
day of Dectunier, 1864, for the piaipossi,..tif
iin
nt la 0,4 aII -1
r. °C. (' vv . : 1 1 : 4 :
By order of the President. '
W. 11. LAM/MOM, Cciminlisioner.
NOTICE
In the Common Ploss
of Ceititre'Crouttlyi,lro.
12, Aprit term,. A. D.
1864;"Alias'Bub. in Di
voree--4L,Vtgoalo
W. A. LAVE/11ER, Commissigner
=I
~.ru►t .I' a h'
ANNLIAX - Z4TATIIIP.Nr.
OFFICE. OF TEE
FARMERS AND MECHANteS'
MUTUAL: FIRE INSVRANCE.OO
or Emma, AND CLINToN
1.117BLIST(811VP.0,, bac. 3;11164.
In compliance with the provisions 'of their
charter, the Directeriprecent tho tonowiistiiiii- •
,meet a tho Corepew7 Once its o , ' , ,•, 44
it N asrite dating am - - •.. ' -.' ' to,;':,:;$ 4 tt , * -- : .
A!ick4l. Lill& It ': .• ' ‘ , A ;;1 .4 ; 4 '.0 1 ~
r ' . mist= Xiotsit r .W.,: ..,,
~i,..." /,'", ''..• -,,•.7.-1":"041,1.4.6.,,
.
, t ,, ' q.. 4,,,:,hi
rsai:. ....;.:; -p O.; ' , -
- 14 12
_r_itiol444, . -
:_e1t......_..r..._,._
j
i --- '''ro"4l4,,i-- .:./08 12
',. 721f 7 ,- ..'... ~•. .... o 4 jryj
_. .
j • •••
'l' 4 • - . C° l 2t ,•• : .'r •• ' ..f.$ 7 • • F ..‘ • •
Total niallAW:e ie‘to ii' l q w •
covopiAvialt ,„,p,921 U...
From :OA •
imilmb44lo4o r 0 .. 2 . :::,..p ..., .
'C
._ dUIgrAKAM:iC7r44
ologioAttori o pfredtria '
tiala-row igaim--
iniori of 9'reaegrer...„:".....".......4;10
°filed Rent._ • .. .... '
Inildantel 'expenttnivlnMizi• - • 1.••
1010411IP,gtintm/arit-i
40 •
-.110.11
a=
Lotuieti tintinttle lutes •
M4lag touaa'gailakfisAVAdasad _
•
Finds of:ttio , company•art4luit.4
To *melt. a s tA P ! e,mteh t p: Y4ol * , •
payable 11. , ,,pemb•rs ftiqk ilmmakee • '
In former reor).. 93,41 - 71 .
Amount otnetanditt .. ,did l _ .., •
Also monist (ln ••
Tteseletti,:u•,•••• l •:,. CNI.
•
, .
~. • .t. , ''''',.. 24,4W02 ..,
, .
Thee tietit!'ng . the total .sittileble Ah.,,
Racell)ta el tkir332,343. .1 , •
to ' , 31. 11l 4. •
..- .
Liabllitles..,..;: 1.,..'...,, - , . •
„Inattntty4 110.1ten:t ' -i- ---:---- i
• ,
Itorttra tepeiied 340,131 Is. 'i
2319
NOT rcu OF - 11iQUISTPiOlf.'
the Heirs and Legal Heresentaissel
of Jeremiah DowuisgodaeN sedr -
elmnotioe that, by vide. of a ciarfain,wile
of Aartltion issued out of this•Orphan'S Hearted
Con / 113 County and to me directed, MI imps*
mill-be-held-at the late 4welligig Jens- -
mink DoWning, demoted, lec-010-Ilievaskif,- of
1.1 MI Moon, Heisile•HPluitY, on Tuelday, the 1 - 701 "-
day Of January, 1865, at - 10 ieelock, 4.'M. of .
said. day, fat the impose of making ppartition of
'the real estate of the said dormice Ito and aiming
his heirs and legal reprosentegtmms, If the same
can be done without prejudice to or spoiling of
whole—otbidalee to value and appraise the
same encoding to law, $ wiileh t'me and pleas
you f are requested to be present ll.you think
proper. • :
- - - Siar(f.
- • 8 ustuirr'i Orneiti, 1
Darteroarn, Doesifilier 7, 1884.• 81.
NOTICE OF—INQUISITION. -
Fa the Iheirs.and I,egel Bepresenintires
~ of David Wearer,deoetteed.
Teke notice that, pyvirtu,. of svgarviin,writ of
partition leaned ant of the Orphit's Courtisiand
for the Gounty of Centro and to ma directed, en
impost 0111. be held .at the house of David
Weaver, derefieed. In the towriatitt of Forgiven,
cebnty iforeisid, .tm :1'1;0001 the Wieeteenth
slay of January, 1865, at one oilock P. aq..of
said day, for the purpose of iniktim partition of
the rind estate of the, sald David 'Welt* de
ceased, to and arainvglis belie andlagal repre
sentatives if the - MVO can be Ana *MUM pre-
Jodie.° to or spoil:4A of tkp egliOtodherwlse to
value, and iippraTia
at 'whioli time mild place youlemy attenof , jeu
Wiak pinpar. •
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