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hands, itua the heay s igt„ taxes are Imposed,
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if .14i, red _Ater en
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i fc. • 49r1Y'his the piWorni.' of the
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4 • ti f tonv i e v utiliii, He says le re
gre otAt iri 'regard to the past six
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y f'r s' Al le dead a d the'faflure of
,
kr . . " e . '-; 1 . 11 : " i . al4 au original
. • , 1 • 1 '1 . ~,,t, akid, one of e postblatent
. *; t seAs. Thlaistti er to' - the Ohio
t*.e ' *rt' tn ..k . 1.. he Ve arts of secession pro
,„-.. •-zr , kacWhone'ofhla ' yiews—re
, „• it taidnrci of the nehelllon-but re
co 'if..,
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servides of the euzoonza
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LiiikejtOgePt) : 11 4/Pelf AO Meng' .tg' fir,
lur4 on-oiteratj , 42 in.political action. ,
t
'l. , I •44; tp tlz 4 iq tilnd Gen. 8A4:01,9D,A,LE,
...t ,RS written a 'attar rang.
./n/t• 4RiiP4lfl4)illg wide 9 1 LPNGa'imEFT ,
O°PF.,-PP9f, an, other,lgading Iteblel ,of,
..ezeilltafic take the ifround thal the South
lolVe arrament of
,the sword in
k g • i t et e secession questiori,nnd
' iiiitze `being against them, It ii ihe
verdict, accept
citizens to recognise the
accept the congreseloual plan of
yei,ofustruc,yori, J and cordially. unite In the
work of restoring the Union.' Thus it ill
that F.l-41! the Ilepublicaii party of the
t oufli draws to itself all' the soldie r s, the
i r igda`- ifie-eaters, composed of effete
aidAiiitl:iiiit - "•iolitlelatis, attach Mon
' iielyWatlie ternooracy of the 'North':
ator wairteoantly lialalhdted as probable
sty Daniaciatiorliaperit, that Gien.'itOs*-
41
CR.A.NS would be the Demoerati onithee
forigovetnor'ot California . did not
credit this, at the time ; but e did not
delpti,peciniao ' we had no anthoritY so
to 44 . -• Okla 4/4ia. thlifforniasa of a ism:at
dal A diepgailliC4rthe story In this suit
marffahion': ,
"Gen. oaxcaa.Ss . wilL not, on any account,
accept that or any other nomination from the
Vdigrift. If 'he could be induced to run
to ,1114M6 it ,iii, 3t would be on Utz rnlon tick
7frbut )da bnsinees a inellnittiops 4. ,c ;
~,, , Witiegijife,iindlie,4 l : l4 atsli „,
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t. to litcmp t 4 dandlde.te daily pirtY: At
4 . • i - v - . htarAtis Nyap,athieskie wholly with
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noble
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to o
block up the work of BOOlNilltrUololl.
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pulsed baliiiihanorditalanothind voto--;
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tgf'fivert o, l 4 olils 11 0 th' 'gagaW9ant
sittliority OrOiin i giesis. Apet„,' 2 ghee to
the' ct:A4binttuittaeti in 'tie `lte,l3el
ektaiee ' 'ill istsiiiiehlt remove qt.itte
arid ot(olsii;Vqrstliplitt telr
iialie, iiibleitiollte'tt e fal of pelliti
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e n 4'
,o . rtiti; ,or the . i3tetee.
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gives to, e`cierietstffii i NO the, sites
Rower p, , ! enjoys' 010 appointment as
13 con e on District o(immatt&is.=--
itect. 4 tpgalii:es . aii'ditttfik the ternOtas
;end" appointiient3 ' bereofOre: made: 7 -
Sept, ... atith`Oriseißoards"of 4eglatration.
to ,receive eviden ce eiktO the 9,4elineleOne
'l4 4tp.fozents for 'registration, and tAi.re,
ectAirse,Wiii:. 30disitudictici—t he 'with
or *e 4piteiiin On to ' be Otichislizi.-
ketVif deltot Wiefafti •Itilst are etlio,
iiiiltifethithe r ptirodi'tekttOlniiii.:
beiC9lttSetreiAtliTeel,4 4l itie!*o l '
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seclt io
(41 • it .g. iftitAndip - OilaieaUtead
b ow
.i'grants te;atetrict,Oonataaiii'ers the
, , .. , ,
righ , iiitileir discretion, to extend qte
Per* for 0 ) 03 0 1 4 0 44. reldOratloo to :the
mot Pi . s t, SO. 0 9 4 Proviaei fig a
.F eegektp3. he4,,eorrE9tioa , or . the_ xegistly
w l / 4 04 fourtefn 49 0 71 of4nT.grAOP , t4 t,
J.F 44 Y Ir. Tiered_ •• 84 4 9 1 4440 9 .* L A*
40 421 ii& 1 44 14 CIAllend ca ,KOCAP°';'..-reee
term au4AUPPIY their, '041 6-5 w4#l , Deefe -:
8.1"7- Sect. 9 zwoo- 1 " sulP,mbefs Fluo-
gydratiea hoe*, antia4perapila iteig,Aed
etat.poi*4,ooloo in t h f l e 11401tiVeg to
.4 9 1P 130144 ,_P r.i46 . 1,411 . 444*k for ,at--
Aeon of gle P. Elitateg,„*OL. 10 and it
Albeitnaly ch*of.o4..Ntim 144eir
enoe with the work of roksooetanotton. by
declaring that '-'all thaprovisions Of this
ion i zed the men to *Melt-this Is eaptio
mainary, shelf be' , Sonatrtiedlibershy,- to
theend that ail theta . .. Ws etherfoltday
'Abe: folly and peril y' envied: arklk and
that "no dhitriet eonftriatider et member
otthe Mara Of Itinghlifhtton, or 'Any of
the offieent , - or appotnteits eating 'and&
itieni;ithall be - bound* his `itf tiny
opinion of any etrileille*Ol the United
States." , . ,
round of
114er 'Mclei
V. licit,:
Jr rtoicii
)14ence !
it to thit
ottalr4i
and'
do
the 'reit*
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mi . * of
ThePresident4ill ofeouraeoend tit*
Afit'inabenant vetd but
MO die* irbtiVirhich it liasedhoth
Inantor46} •pknalpt litradtinititi
hito Mat = ttit*ltlistandhig; and the
-lima people of. the tit 'radium,
cehlplatothOworiti of yeadntraction, -
withoit apyireitioislot of- , faith.* Mar
plotting brrenejiade 1111publkauut,
hint-Rebels; and . Deinoerat* trynapathi
zoo. Owirreee, i he'prOmpt p~ of
this important Bill, has vindicatad its
reputation for fidelity to the great*prfh
elpiee of ehril liberty, and mated' Anew
its data/initiation that impenitent Reboil
shall not rule the Government:'
diet of the loyal men of the Itaptiblie : —
North and South, wilt be--" Well 'done;
-gooditia lbulthful verrante."
new re-
TxE Democracy orlitarylend are di -
*rained to make the Most of their prawn k i
lease of pour4r. Thelasf*eg,yeAre
tided for The erwraliatlou of the
of the date, impoped up,on . eve7 Oraini
declining to be eidollpfl Ague ofkid
"with' the proceeds have otitainedihe
means of equipping those who are this
tered.
, The work is iinsiperlug rapidly, and
Soon Gov. SWANN will have a la:melon*
at his dlflxnal, Thhi As 'largely composed
of returned AO** who aro pillaring for
the coveted opportunitY of "nudging nudging tinun
selves even" with , the 1,70°00 of,_the
State. We obierve, as algsgdl*t fa* .
that a Gen. CnorFa, who mama ht the',
rebel army the entity ivar t has imeniann-:
misalonecl by QovatpkiSwinp a 'Figs=
Bier-keneral of tlihipi n y; and that a
1. CREME:ST
,WbSEOZEMES4IIII 410
14; Maryland . (itel;el) regunant, insil was
,wpunded at Gettyahurg t has pthuid fug
titaitia regimait Pt istifFued v 046 00 0
the "Maryland Guard," and has had tbea
clothed Babel. Grey ludtavat ! The
W O 4 . U 11" i.0 441 / 4 414 1 10 Rd ; D4114W
" 4 , Pitt , an the -staff 4lM. The
1 • mom 4 4. 4 40 w Shites ere of l ea
, ld and alkink. k'..
Mil
lir the Deibrm Convention
itteently, ll l l ,ii*. liteir.4n of 'Cam ;
bertantl-4 piittho . titile eonit,t, we 'he;
nevi, and Toni `, listens rtn*Elki
'min s& ikeil late e x•teti Iris
ihtteshitidi'it the l' :" .6 "kirttiih'i
System of Free ,:. • , *lt
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Pita&Urt. To all intimateliskusinted
with the prospeets, it has bean for some
time appestat that this distinguished
publleau Wee theglillect*Phd deference
i fully, begn 4 11 0 - vorgr 194gt,wit.—
As a hirer erkloy44';the hliptieeteeputp
-421_2_,.°° 4 4 ;1Y tuld4 o . l 4lell. 410 1 + 1 4 111 °
aww‘lS'''w 444II.hRIKIre,i la thl,Dbp.
ir l 4 Court IkA l k . ItellhAVY ma y+;
Y l t 4 i l44lo *(T ili g rll l ) # tl On fir hoh#ltore°4
p r z giv Lk. met
u .P r t 1 /Q OrPaiso ll VP9 1 0 0 41 to
11 4 11 4 0 0 4 1° ,.., [114 ?, *lie**
. VW 41 4409 47" PirMng allue•
*lt; 947 -0 4 °t firms V** itolNA'4o.
lIIIVei- 111 4004 1 114140*AtletaePtStMthm
to IthitAvIIRIPIPIt% lout Pewomed of
the ta° lllloo °Age.nrikich will MIMI tint
a bulwark of -popular Awry, *mid it
ever be threatened during bla Upon of of.
0. ,Pe high Ihorst , WOO 140 1 , Feat
Pettel°l 4 o o iloh4itif 1 41°4 1 041 1, .___°
,tiop 11+ .evozi way desirable t We con.
gratulahr the party apd the Mote op the
nomhuktic4,—.Phi/o..,Preaa.
JODOR W/LLTAMRIW kßoirxr through
out' hel3titte" tut isle' of the very ',blest
Mithbers of the PerMaylvanla judiclary,
whose experieriee as a JUdge and high at
hilinfients as aliimiyer 'are, recognised by
the whdle legal protcsslori, Hs is, mole.
- bifer s, a athe' tdost uzilulpeeetiable
ehareeter, a high-totted, refined
rifig he i tiorabligeutieinan: Above the
itilibb of thnati"palibian'consideration
*hi& have soiaften controlled judges of
thnsthbolof BLACK and WOODWARD, he
is, in all his personal ordniorisand princi
pia; thoroughly imbued with 'the senti
ments of 's true Ainerican patriotism.-
111 injoya e adifithaxal advantage over
his en. , • tor, Judge'EMA.uswoob, that
wallas fully equal to Writ lu all his per
minal and' professional - ttnalitlcations, he
Is man In the' priina'ist fife, lu vigorous
health of body as well asotndad, add, In
all human Probability, far tuorb likely to
eimPtel* Um circle of his omelal duty as
a 'Judge of the ilupretne, Court.--Phila.
Agfreffi.
MIL WILLIAMS Is-s man of experienee
an the Bench, and a thoroughly neecm.
hreryeriim - when elected, m we
eatinoVileubt WIH be, he will be a de.
iiidedidilltion to the ability Of the liki-
Odniti üßetfelY. Ihdge iVILLEtirs will
bring bible tea a "(Mud body and the
ilgornf manimnd to sustain biro in the
tiling dalee of his post. He is, too, a
thaiinmghly in unison with the sen
ihrients oinatiomllty, of liberal progress,
of popular elevation, that have character
ized our more recent history, and while
riot an extreme man on arty political sub.
Jett nee I bigoted parthian In his views
and tan.* he Will`Unit , his mind hie
inini the abitractlons of that school of
viirtistinstdP of *Melt Chief - Justice
wooDWAIID VIM ducipie.--rnlta. North
Amtricon.
Ma. Wri.muars lea good mon, and not
only by pevannat integrity of ammeter,
and in the history of hbrprivate life ; bet
be is a geed man for the office, by *very
quallkeethat dernanded kw the diseherge
Mats faustiortai—a lawyer of leas , study
and stake, and tboroughlyapprovedas
*Judge, wamedepialmarkeverarely been
cralled tofhigbet emote by appeal, and
stillmerewarelyeverrabed: His reputa
tion se *jurist% and ea a ehristiaa gentle-
Man, both to public and private life, is
~let bumming ttartbigh position in
whichit le proposed to phew him. He
was chosen by the eeerventien (EOM a
!wag no knell number of good' men in
competition; and we hope and believe be
will bechoeenby a large majority of the
people, embracing many of the apposite
Witted party, although:he has* worthy
man Orr his oppeneurt—Pittsberg Com
onemittl.
Tar. Pittsburg Post (Democrat,) has al
so a good word for our candidate. It
says; "The nomination of the Hon.
HENRY W. WILLIAMS as a candidate for
Judge of the Supreme Court, is a good
one. He Was the beat man named among
thocandhlatea before the Republican Con
vontio.9, and possesses legal and moral
quebillications far the responsible paidtion
to sakdois babas hew notaiested."
THESE recommendations which we
could multiply indellnitel7, show the
emineat Attie, of our candidate,
With the fact that he represents the loyal
sentiment of the State, in contradlstinc
uon to the.CopperhesAl element, will en
ure him the support , of a large majority
of thepeople.
SithiKUPP Kalov HAYit of tions Or
leans, one ot.ths ehisiee44lll In the nem
sacre of Won man in that Ai* in July
last; Wee eked to. mithimam aa*
, tplailibed vasty under the cminiamof
torney General iftsaktemrce He will,
not long lonian on the zone, tines Con-,
gremeluitemnii to the reuse; end author-
Ised registers to strike from the alb MI
lerfons inipagmely regieteretundet raid
Opinion. HisTIPIIIIIIII I. asennand of the
4,04110035'431011, - *Airman UMW at
necks ripen Oairgelailk - vent servedtboli
oughout the war, bins % *A%. Corn
lion decency risitires, (as President
&maim i mice, ralladisa of flail loch,
Sithenahor mar isgbielightimied). 'duals
sialosehaeklasektNim ape wosisot
lisommiistiges‘ Heinvideatirtainistife
frost min, dull inieldlannie post hiridi •
aleoginas
esmililitegmtimilleiche Aid hircailleint
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sodded "An act to provide for mor sel
-4.011P"."003ef.4t*0, Re, Y 311341460 sta:
the ad suppieMentary thereto, the • Secrets:9
. illtrittlieiattne't Mari or poor
containing the , lidlinnition *lnked, The
anvespondenee between Gen, Gan& and the
military cominatrilere In ..the South, is impor
tant, not only in its selation I. the ! inmartent
subject of Reconstruction, but also* as 441ww
lug the position of General %met. this
correspondenco BM General pub hibeelf
squarely on narid ad sustaining the Oondras
atonal interinetaihm,,of the Rearatruction
acts, disapproving of the Stansberry opinion,
and emphidadly reirmtreting Sheridan - In his
bold course. General Grant telegraphist to
Sheridan on • the 'ter of June that there Was
"not one word of tatdi in the story "kat he
and the Secretary of War werirdied
with hid conduct. Upon the same day Sher%
idan telegraphed to Grant: "Thu result of
Mr. Stens .-herrlis opinion is now beginning to
show itielflOrdefinnt OpprOhion to all acts
of the militerYcommoders impeding' and
rendering helpless the' civilofficers acting an
tic!' his appointment." Upon the 28th of June
General Grant telegraphed to Sheridan : "Ba
force your conitruction of the Military bill
until ordered otherwise. The opinion of the
Attorney General has not been distributed to
District Commanders in language or warner
entitling it to the three of an order, nor can I
enirpose that the President intemdid it to have
such force." Gen. Grant's despuich to Gen.
Ord, of June 2M, is equally significant. In
apparition tithe opinion of Mr. Stansberry
be says that Registrars should not allow ap
plicants to register-when they know they are
perjuring dream/lees. "Ny opinion," he
says, "is that it is the duty of the Board of
Registration to mama ter es it lays in their
power,' Mit no unauthorized person is allow
ed to register. To secure this Und, Regis.'
trars sboukt be allowed to admbister oldie
and eitaudie witnesses." To this he odds
the emphatic sedation this the laW makes the
District Communists their own interpreters
of the powers and duty under it, and neither
the Attorney General nor himself can "en
force their views against the judgment of
those made responsible for the faithful
execution ttf the kw:—The District Comman
ders." Congress, however, has relieved Gen.
Grant and the Niihau Commanders in the
South, 14 promptly,puslng a Bill which will
prerent Inaba Presidentlat interference.
t•p .i ~ *ifs i {.. I
13ri. WCWan sad family are at Nice,
bat are expected soon in Paris.
AT Maroliane, MS, r.u.u►ue. seven In
dus is eircumfere we did much damage to
the crops.
Twzrrir thousand Americans are estimated
to have messed the Atlantic, from west to east,
since rehe last.
Caravonnta\papers say that Sin Francisco
sends sway Duty tons of silver and six of gold
Levery month.
In New Albany, Ind., the other day, a
child his months old wu poisornal by hs
nurse.
Tun crop of wheat this year is estimated at
the comfortable figure of 225,000,000 bushels,
a grain of comfort for tile poor folks.
Tax President has nominated Hon. George
Bence:tit as Minister AD Austria and Henry J.
Haymand.as Minister to Prussia.
Ar Laconia, Indiana, two brothers, named
Linsley, fought each other with knives and
and other weapons, until both were fatally in
igred.
Amritsar VAN Ritanso, a Democratic mem
bar et the Legislature from Bergen county,
N. J. went Into his granary, a few days ago;
and hanged himself.
Watts a child was eating candy at Bridge
port the other day it got a torpedo in Its
mouth, which exploded, and blew out three
of Its teeth and tore
Tan reported execution of Santa is contra-
It is now mid he is imprisoned at
at y, greatly depressed in spirits,
and expressing a hope to die.
TM Auditor General's Report shows that
Pennsylvania. furnished 862,284 men in the
late war, exclusive of the 23,000 militia called
out in September, 1862.
Tut Congressional Union Republican Execu
tive Committee, has, in Washington, received
Amiable reports from the South, giving as
earance of success for the Union, ticket here
after by decisive majorities.
The Republicans of Redford county have
re-nominated John F. Richards and John
Weller for the Legislature. The district is
composed of Bedford, Fulton and 13ornerest.
A MONVNITT of white marble, 70 feet high,
is to be erected err the Capital grounds, at
Harrisburg, in memory of the Pauurylverria
soldiers who tell in the war with Mexico.
•Tmscant= is Committing great ray
ages in the ulette orchards. In the
neighborhood of Boston, thousands of apple
trees are blighted as it a fire had swept over
them. Emmy leaf is deitroyed, and the erop
In many Owe is. Mired..
Ayrcermarnistil•Stansbery states that he
prepared a vete montage on the Reconstmo-
Von BM at the led wake, which was rejec
ted by the President, who afterwards em
ployed Judge Jeremiah 8 Black to pr pare
liatethet: image, which was seeepible.
AMR W. *ow& writes t44AeWel-
Oa: .4lreee 16eseit capita, a*
"there is no ContMtAM
IttelOsiiattifles"thiag Oat Zughtnet , is e‘
ilia 61' lorilis=l l iirta's sail
Tian* i Voiobyteriao Synod of Six -
JO* of /Is loss =mittsbitt bit SUR*, -Wier
, 14th, tipite4s "bob *ma art of I nil*
dbamobt tbrproloditr* htetuldaing *-
pas lido Orb illimbes, egad MeidOd
' iittrilititikendinilettitiof the Itv , i f ilitell.
eal'llihtither;"willtiehdltsitilea
qiiiit on4loVlilthorAigteiti The theedttx
.preidmihito•be due of mould intitattenee.7
the fteteitereteinietrhAt Otheitti% 'aid
iftinra•the:lt, ititt lie' sellti-,
Vita detirttnesatidlitt,st:
It
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ii ii.a b 7 4‘ - 04 1 1: 1 "
l aiii;iiiiiiii‘aittristant-ceload aid i'
doses earlobe ofibilibeeel eiiiii. ite
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Pag alt—l ivat i o***rer'' attic+
—..- , ! 1 -4 1 ,40 01 69pwi1f,. bou*,
oti t. : - .., 444totwimpvkisys4t
two deoihteri ea ifiele-soae, etentend $
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3 ibeallekt Milithreidlioea by St;
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1
I .z t *dch
illinalfektigaiMANhitjyea43! ,t
crunaudinpusidun be now occupies as a
sudwituat bar! Illeitittioll.Mtd the worhi.—
Alatonit attakists no special Professions of
Piety, Itirdirkeeet itits AIM*, practica lly
recognised what all' Christians admit in the
abstract to be a, Situdaistmtal principle id
4 11 0 in no rOsPlet4r
persons, but W
e* miaow he that Isamu
Him, and wodteth la Acep
with Him;" text "He hath made of one blood
all the nations df men to dwell on the face . 01
Um sulk, ;" and that "the doh and. poet. meb(
atid thelord is *taker bf them all."
)fweet he has, throughout a tongand eventful
public hfe, coinages* 'contended for the
Alnality ,of all men better., the bew; Time
was when to hold them Via,a was fatal to s
ritatis,popularity, but Mr. Stevens made no
' acessant of till& CoMMious.that he was right,
and' believing that the 'truth' of God and the
rights of Ifirriardty would eventually tri
umph, Mr. Wiens adhered, to his principles
"throfth good' and evil report," and *day
he has the proed satisfaction of seeing the
loyal millions of America standing shoulder
to shoulder with him in the vindication of the
great principles of Equal Rights and Exact
Justice to all men, irrespective of color, na
tionality, or social condition.
The Incident which suggested these refiet
lions is thus related to as Several years ago,.
When the Lannaster Cemetery Was Incorpor
ated, Mr. Stevens purchased two lots, for
which a deed was duly executed. Some years
later, in looking over his papers, he noticed,
for the licit time, the clause prohibiting the
interment of colored people In the Cemetery.
He at once reconveyed the lots to the Compa
ny, with his reasons, and asked that they' be
put upon the record. A short time ago he
purchased a coal* of lota in Wood Hill Cem
etery, and when the deeds were handed to
him he noticed a similar clause excluding the
burial of people of color. The brave old man
declared that he , could not consent to have his
bones laid is a Cemetery where Any of God's
children were tircluded for no fault of their
own, and he promptly returned the deeds.
He thee, only a few days ago, selected a lot
In "Shreiner's Cemetery," where no such dis
tinction is made among the dead, and there
will the dust of the Old Commoner repose—
not, we trust, however, until he has seen the
great work of reconstructing the nation, on an
enduring bash of Liberty and Equal Rights,
which he has so long and .o consistently la
bored for, triumphantly consummated.
History words no instance of sublimer de
votion to principle than is exhibited in this
incident In the private life of Mr. Stevens.—
ter Etpress.
A FAOT.—The States of Pennsyl rani*, Ohio,
Indians sad Illinois have all emerged from
the crisis of the war with diminished debts.—
We not only decreased our debts but our taxes
also, and did it amid the dame and fUry of
war. And why ? The answer is plain and
clear. the reins of thipovernment
were in the heeds of the friends of the coun
try. The stairs of the State were managed
by men devotedly and enthusiastically loyal
In their hands - our honor an& credit are safe.
This is the secret of it all.
ADVICZIS from the seat of the Indian war in
limn es of another bloody and bard contented
fight at Fort Wallace, Kansas. The,fort is in
Western Mumma, almost on the one hundredth
parallel, and gloat ten miles beyond the pres
ent terminus of the Union Pacific Railway,
and has now thidared two successive attacks
within a few days of each other. Over twen
ty-five per cent. of the garrisoh were killed
and wounded—a very heaty proportion. One
of the leading Cheyenne chiefs was killed in
the last light. A •
Tua Fora tx •LonsiANA.—Official ut
returns of the number of persons registered
in Louisiana to the lit of July<show that out
of a total 01102,128 names theft are only 33,376
whites, against 68,750 blacks, thus Indicating a
preponderance of two to one for the negroes
upon political and social questions In relation
to the reconstruction of the States, It is not
considered probable that the relative propor
tion of whites, and blacks registered will be
changed when the lists are finally dosed.
ADTICIB from Mexico contain an interest
ing account of the surrender and •occupation
of the Capital. The disappearance of Mar
quez is continua' Ten thonsandAollars re
ward is offered by the Juarez government for
his capture, and he is reported to iave about
his person one million dollars in relp ex
change. The occupation of the city was made
without distsutance, but few of the citizens
being abroad to welcome the new arrivals,
and only about ( one hundred out of the seven
thousand imperial prisoners were to be found .
Two filibustering expeditions to , Mexico to
avenge Maximilion are on toot in New York.
DZSPATtintil &inn Port Leaven Worth, Kan
sas, state that a severe fight took place n ear
Fort Wallace on'the 26th ult., in which a det•
tachment or'the 16th Cavalry, commanded by
Captain Albert ltirrety, escorting a party of
railroad engineers, was attacked by two hun
dred Indians, and •ter three hours fighting
was driven book•io the tett, loosing six men
killed sad "mambo wounded. An Orderly
Bergeastwalieliptikeed ribd Atarfelly torittred.
His throat 'U. ent, Air arms and legs ifit open,
the muscles' 4104 out, its breSt cat open
and the dailA *heti in. Thirteen colored
bag Me at run Ulm; from :Chol
er*.
A FAmtAt Ann' SuPRIWT AlirAT. — The
Rochester .7)witatimot ream* a reed ape et
mortality in a . **ph mat
Load Freelatak IN& his: milt *i& three
ehllArea, lately aralied atThealhalikiroat Ear
haul, and took*" liihreeldeace el*
tive. Mrs. Ihealita "at tame mei atter
her atTizirlielliinilittelatieg the nti.
Ganni:"&afisaiyOriie of the
died 4 matt Not ethWagitalibeit
vitt es Ow thharatil hot ilietaaphu
'ett, Iheaeasa Aka Idisealtirsar laiid
setassomp entheAhadly Cele
it tee. yeah ~ The itte
dad Arphiilol Ism bat isseir rOokesearsii
the >fMecic Saaleise:
Who
0 0** 4 1 440irt
Wholes may made a tour Mroiaktir
NON* 1 ,04 1 41 RP Ati OPPPRORPfh ex
press the belief that ail the States acaumglar
I ,lo l 49Eo, o 4Vaimi.milklierforNetid.
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A FIRST-CLASS
Thaste * Lyius's
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Mat ! ! 141• 1 11911004RAfp kw Br-rpm. NArato
.( 4 r l 1 1 ""li r eri r l ,
BUSINESg_ dO.LLE..GE
• W T $5O, •
AWAYI
P3l=l
-Wi irillatty:bnily omitting us
St; MC Lititi'io 4,14 daTeA sate
murriiila., - one of Finkle 'it. Lkon*ii
rdt
chew Fxtuiiy Sgwiu6 Nißeti,ines, worth 160,
"anti totisklered onii or Ina bag; in the COtlii
try.
To anyhmiy sending 'us 25 NEW SUB
SCIIIIIERS, we will pr,vent a Life Scholar
ship, available in any of Bryan's,-StrattOn
Kimberly's Business l °lieges, worth fal.
Slimes May be sent in tu uLICU. and if the
reqnlred number cannot be obtained, the
pertiou wonting will be paid FIFTY, C1 4 :1:ITS
in C 414 1 ,1 for every one received. Tlneie who
imeriii to compete for thew Premiumm, will
tari, when sending in th e first name, that
hha ipropar reeohl may be wade.
The price of subisoription ($2.00) must ae-
company every name
CIETTYMBCAU WrSINESPi DIEF.C . TOUY
(See .4 deer( evsoeti.)
ATIOL3CIIII ♦r LAW.
MoCtissy, Tort street, In resident►.
31Icemnengfly. Obansbetsburn street. In residence
Wills. an ISubtle equare, In residence..
thiitt•44.• • .trses In rislefsnco;
A. flashier, BsMutton. leftist, to reAdents.
11011121 t.
J. W. Tipton. N. X. cor. Public Foinnt,
=1
Newport ♦ Ziegler, Waallingtun .t. veer Cliankiwriborg
F) =1
Etrliraiss-Mies‘igh,Chanaber , lierig st., opposite Christ's
chords-
Jobs Grastransabirrebors street, sett to Aegis Masi.
J. 4 Warner, Uslnners street, Ant .quare.
S. M. Oltbert. Bsthissers street, sensed Kurz*.
CA10.137111/ AND CUSTIACZCWIP.
Win. C. Staliewilit. York serest, first ageism
Wm. Chrikkgssm. Wad street.. Mier Ausubersbarg
Cestrossi t howe. - tskinier• strtet. third szpisre.
amoitooma,oc.
Dant .r A Zioir. NIJJN of root, Dear 111411.autoro.
Toro* Culp, Woolifuitou st., uear Cbamboriburic
CWIIII3O
W. T. Sing, York st.. appoeito Bark.
Y. N. Picking. Baltimore *treat, first Nome.
T. C. Norris. Chantbarstairg street, lint avian.
Jacobs k BrAber, Chansber.burg 'tree. Bret diquare.
Jacob IhiNkerhalt, conker of York sad Pintas d•plar•
COIL, Ll7lllllll, LtMI, eC.
C. H. Buehler, corm( of Cacli.da *ad Railroad one."'
Jacob thwati. oa &tamed. Waal ofltrattoa.
Galan I Madly, earner of . Stratton aad galiroad.
J. L. mu, Chanitmontrenr.stropt, oppool to Eagle Hotel.
=OE
A. L. Bumbler, Clestalavebarg .t. Drat Public &owe.
J. S. Forney. Baltimore 'Armpit. tlrd Naar*.
IL. Itoraiey, airimbroblArig .t., appeal Ciro['* Church.
DILT GOODS
Fah mattock Brother., wt. of Bolthnorr auJ Iliad I. it n.
J. L. Schick, eter.4.llintoreautil Public Square.
Bow At WoOde, corset York aid Public Opum.
irephoro Hoffman, cur. iMrit.le and Public ttqusr..
Moat k Jabot, Wt. .t. opposite tbo () art-bmee.
A. teat tbart, ear. Chatuterebtri sod Weadoston
rAvax ..33)1FCIND1T
Magnum & Warr's, Wort strw
l&tvid Simmor, ht irtnost.
70111WARDIxri AND CANXIVIIvX WNW.
Clap JI Nortoharr. cur. Waiiihrirke arid
W. r Biddl. k C.... cur. Stratton and 1tai1r..44.
McCurdy k Uffladlles,Corlisl•
ca ;calm. C.
cl rreti, cut Churober +burg sad Public Syne, e.
Was. Boyer* Boa. Tort et., "peewits Natiemid Beak.
Mole* Siva. Middle street, smit Weskinstani,„
Henry *neediest, *ultimate rt., third square.
W rn. J 'hurtle. cyr. elaidtiniare umilliik street..
Hendricks t Warren, York attest. arm mints.
B. tintoart. Baltimore street, vetoed agnate.
Vahunitork protium, cor Baltimore and Mid.ll• streets
Quip k Pirtiiham.cor. Washington sad Railroad "trots
W. K.Biddlit Co., cor. cltniCton and Itailrarul etrectr.
)Irenrdy t tlamiitua, Ottliele at.
■ aItDWILI t Aro ccrtmar.
Danuer k Zkegler, 11.11tintors it root, first .qu.re.
Vakmotock itotkars, writer Baltimore sad Middle 41-0
II LINIIII, bC
%IrCr..ry k gun, llaltimure .t. oppamitp pre.. Church.
J. NI Nur r, Ihdlium.re .treet, third IN uar•.
Nth, CATI, MOO, hr.
8. 8. Meer...try. C 6 sunberebent street, drat square.
ifoir tilrunds, etitber ,tf Tnrk *trent, nod"Publie &mare .
Jacob !kink erboff, tr quer rat Tort gt, and Pnblict.pure
T. U Cbanit. rsbarg street, drat sifter*.
12211!
Ingle Mots', J 1.. Tate, pnipristor, cortii.r Chandiersbarg
and Washington.
K e r a wne Room, W. Y. Wyse.", proprirtor, Chasuberatiarg
eppaalt•CJatist 'a ctrerebi.
I=2
N. Weever, Ilraebfagton et., earth of Obenthereburg
T. Tete, Wuhi wires et., near Xagle Mae!.
1=1233:3
John Cannon, Coft.er sammor. sad 311.741 c street■
.11.*4 At Bretton, York•et., sort of
' PIIOIOGUIPRILF.
C. J. 'lyaoa, York street, opposite National Bank
!ATI Hamper. Baltimore at., Bret square.
711711CIALI.
J.X.C. O'Neal. Baltimore street, raver Ulgh
=Z1:2133
Mier el Stetintl, Baltimore et.. midway betwwww the
Ceart Howie sad Public Square, west side.
1110 YES, TINWAIJI, AC,
C. Tr. thiehlior; corder 6rCarlGlii`iiitlitallrovr.
cilliniatalbenridlenal Rank
ZOUAVE COMPANY.—The movement'
to get up a Zotiave Company in this place
had been taken hold of by our young men
with an energy and zted that give promise of
a tine company. 'Ameeting for organization
was held in the Arbitration room on Friday
night fast—Sergt. Wm: R. Ers'rsit presiding;
and OW. A. M. HUNTER acting as Secreta
ry. The following persons were elected ofti
core of the Company, viz: '
Cttptain—Theodorer C. Norris.
First Lieut.—John F. McCreary.
Sectnut Lieu 1.. —Jaeob W. Cress.
First Sergeant—Wm, B. Byster.
Treasurer—John H. Bushman.
Messrs. T. C. Norris, A. M. Hunter, Win.
F. Baiter, D.L. Ifereniu, and it, M. Schick,
were appointed a . Committee to dra ft Rules
do the government of the Association ; and
Wars. I. H. Bqs*nag, W. D. Plitilw ol ,
and D. AL.Skeity to solicit subscirlattons and
honorary members._ The Commissioned
°Moen, were authorised to Wed And °con
tract for material for the uniform. We ung
derstsnd that the goods have already been
ordered. Ws mewl, work. The orgsnisa
(ion is in good bands, and we ,have ao t doubt,
that ere long our town will presenta l ltiiita-
P . Tl n r*
and o ,Pl dd ar qtialitie7 ft i earn r
ia tthde.
Thditianbeirs'eflde Giorgy ppg
tOift.-00040 47/ t il i 0 .41i1#: niintigo
t' ibite4i4
of the Agiblefindll,tiliartrb videritetiestly
0 ,
0 1 00 f t , r 6 M /t 9 00 P 14 # 4141 0 4 *
dreatiatan Wag Bigissieesiped OspEtg
friborkit4o l 4l l ll - ltißriAitatoota
assetylislehed. and witi Wows oPilhelbusit
* Oho Ms* Owl Wang textbswiddisik
r 2 4 1 ,111 10 inThiPt4
ditaftnaeliarny, Ara, it seedy al quit.
gpapipm endinectrile tie* MO
put up, leavintrocan for a pavenalist Mesa
bet wide %long the entire front. The main
41 r.lna ' . - X t t ".
rt t st
6„
the t ehlivered during the present
month.
'The Vieiddeif hod nit em WI:NM&
every possible arrangement for a grand Fait;
—and they st_rint~he county will
be reprosiWAll449llls4 as well as vial
Nora Now lathed:its tooommenoe the pre.
==t="9 -, wirr
ORPHANT.lffitpcif• ahos of
the Inceemine maw of applicants kr ad.
=Wan Into the Orphan's Rome, established
urt .L.. ."t V i th il tr _ .... o9 ll l m 4 l lo l Pr ed
usaroh,the D.. of ye aster
awed, to remmtifet.hmiltialim to Mandar4
bath's %ging; hi bat; aotihty;w4sh p lo p,
Meta, of this place, te ohs of the
in the Roes. F I
ITII
IMI
lents of
the Province , of Pennsylvania, preferred by
them to the honorable the Governor and AB
- Abe ProMnea,froiringttlise Pauses
of their late discontent and uneasiness, and
_ der-waft literberelaber
ed, and which 4,lte,y4tn*laly pray to have
redressed:" The ddsisittion" is simply a
gleistiogs solacement isf the-ertdition ,of the
frodtlisecoinitles of Maricaster,' York, ,
(then
including Adamiy),Cnnalserland, Berks and
Northampton, and of the Indian ravages on
the inhabitants.' The pioneer settlers In these
parts had about the earns trouble with the
Indians 100 years ago„ that the pioneers of
the Westpontplainoftrstey. After all the
sentimental poetry that has been written
fitoopt the wrongs of the poor "lone Indian,"
the raoe is eabentially treaeheronkand cruel
one, and •the same story will be repeated,
until they become extinct. This declaration
furnishes" ass. isiterestmg resmuiscance and
helps:us to appreciate mere folly the almost
nuirveion4 progres. our ,smirtry has made
daring its coutimr tti voo - :mei national ex
istence.
'44+*4 - 4.;
- --7-•••• —•-
STOLEN.—vu ::,.t ,
7th, a horse
was stolen from time stmdfie 01 I , r. I lOC' I .t -
Elt, of Ahbottstown, The
thief or thieves also the hr's re'i
deuce and stole therefrom two suits Of cloth
ing. Vigorous steps wermm taken as soon as
the loss was known, W 111.711 r esulted in over
hauling the thief, (naine.t 1311.YANDO with time
horse in his possession, ou Tuesday, s. ane
where in Baltimore county. BRY AND was
committed to Towsoutown jail, and Sheriff,
HA:mix,, of this county, notified accordingly.
The Sheriff proceeded to Harrisburg on
Thursday for the necessary requisition from
the Governor upon the Governor of Mary
land.
LINN.EAN LIALL.,--Itcv. Dr. Mounts, of
Baltimore, last week re-arranged the Cabint t
of Minerals and Curiositie , Ilall of
Pa. College, The Rebels in Din made havoc
with many of the specimens and tore up .
things generally. Since then the Board of
Trustees pureliased a valuable collection of
minerals in New York, at atsist o (over 33,0 in,
and Dr. Mounts, who is thoroughly at home
in these matters, undertook, by request of the
Board, to re-arrange the entire Cabinet, as
elated by Rev. Dr. HAY, and we need scarce
ly may that it WNW well done. A. valuable ad
dition to the Cabinet hits recently been made
by a lady of Germantown, who presented
an extensive botanical collection.
Yy COLLEGE.—The Catalogue of this In
stitution for 1804i-7, has heal laid on our table,
showing the number of Students in atten
dance during they ear to have been 195-15
Seniors, 17 Juniors, :28 Sophomores, 48 Fresh
man, and 87 Preparatorians. If we mistake
not, this is the largest enrolled number of
students since the organization of the Insti
tution, and skews it to be in a very prosper
ous condition. The eitalogue in froin the
press of our neighbor, J. E. WHILE, and is
neatly gotten np—an improvement on those
issued during the last few years. .i eat. il
lustrating the College building and grounds,
we should think, would pay ezprenses.
The "Fourth" was celebrated at Lilt
erville, SA3II.7EL
boll of Dr. Si v iIIMUCKER, of this place, deliv
ering the oration. The Towsoutown Pre .q
says it "was a most excellent • - me, re
horsing the civilization and governmeics
the old world. and attribittinv t!:e
the decline and fall of ancient republics to
the want of education and ret.gion. v• - •t•
production above the oomn. .. toe of
Fourth of July orations."
CAN DI DA TES. Cominun 'ions, an
nouncing candidatka fur office, cannot appear,
under our rule, without being paid, same
as ad veitieemen ts. A respected friend sends
us an article recommentlinga v& ry estimable
young man kw County Treasurer, which, un
der the rule, must be withheld for the pre-
TEACHERS ELECTED.—Tho following
perique have been elected Teachers of Com
mon Schools for Gettysburg District, viz:
School No. I.—Mr. 4 Howard Wirt.
'• '• 2., —Nti4s Warren.
" "3. " Fannie McCreary.
•'" 4. " .I_euuie Hilbert.
'•" 5. •' Emma A.ughinbangli.
" " 6. " Mary J. McCreary.
7. " Nancy White.
" " " Sallie Frey. •
NORMAL SCHOOL.—Mr. Su EE LY, Coun
ty Superintendent, will re-open his Normal
School on the 19th of August. This Institu
tion has proved a success, the applications
last session exceeding the accommodations
of the room.
KKANLINATION.—The County Superin
tendent to-day announces his appointments
for examination of Teachers throughout the
county, eolnnienaing with.Straban on the 3d
of August, and cloaing with Franklin, Oct. 12.
RED MEX.—the Grand Council of the
Independent Order of Red . men met In York
yesterday. To-morrow (Thursday) there
will be a parade of the Order in that place.
SOLD.—Prof. MMILENBERO teas sold his
residence on Baltimore street to the Presby
terian congregation oc this place, for $3,660.
It wilt be need as a Pirsonage.
AFFIRMED.—Thai Supreme Court has
'affirmed thejudgemelit in the mac of NEELT
TS. GRANTHAX, from this (aunty, Justice
AGNEW dissenting. The judgemnt in the
Court below was for, the Plaintiff, (GRAN
;
:110 1 r4fr. A. MAttemu.t., of Straban town
ship, was engaged on the 3rd inst., in pick
tog cherries. Th 1911912 upon which he stood,
gge t llped off, and he ; fell to the ground. In
the• fall Mr. MAnsKAA.L's chin hit the top of
*Post vit' lol 3' h e b*ei
.the jaw-bone.,
AsossiMENTa—tlollectOr As nco'St gives
tee in another ootuknn that he will be at
Bagle Ailed, and Priday,
and 2, to reoet+Onoome taxes. (to.
Jpgrafwe usinehle cows, while the • pas
. fteki wt-iiirlosuivirigummur-rmiding
is Connr l ,9 l lttiliairt . I tftleu
light
ning on thergrd at.
► AID-iitig NG -is to trade what Oil is to
machinery. It eatuite business to run
sweatily. It, Win the people in regard
Willa in Which the, et most interested,
how and where to what they want.
W. linannt sPliarkersburg, West
la g says:that Dr. It lodine Water
earegibira ofairefolat Meted 37 running
1/0***481114040 I nifguiModl•
tin& Petunia should-make note
0420 A gond ie "- , l4 3l axixter 36. flay
*Mk Snit York, fo a circular concerning
this remarkable rem. y.
*KV bib
genitive" t Becayese
sod mif-hatfitir;
•• pontM > ALtac QUALIFI
CATION C 1:111 pretty% Burin(
MtbAY- IMO( ,ar9 , 140Lp in his
voekelliVelivitinkialtimsua r linvie in his
face, and Tiedt h his
But ix $ tonic appetizer, and a gentle
stipitartiltorp iteliatin g vuotr in Pe
*kW* a luis :trier 'been
P°R.Witt l ir 444 4 1 1 .01 3 1 . 400 69°d• Let
e a l=l=k=w 4ri :t l S% -i `NVe grea un- t
41444 `,#* BA 'Druggist stol Orbisiri
11a f l l 4l Itsre selips. vast quaniitteerigel
, itsitalt;iroslit , a Lanai Is witigia
~e il4 e g id&tin&thekl3Va
Prime • Atli 14X-St,
*
NEWS 01 1 tOUNTI Ex. •
Dela
nted in
ntitled
do of John W., Bali, aged 12 years] was
drowned in the Gunpowder. Falls, while ba
thing, on the Brd inst.
the dis-
Ox Thursday the engineer of tlOl
Seuthwird 'hound express train discovited• a
man lying &qua the track of the Northern
Central way, near the Gunpowder bridge.
and up opping the train to remove him
ilscovered that he was dead. His bead was
badly crushed. He was recogrdiel u John
Rhor, a brakesmau in the employ °t i the com
pany., who had left the City on .e train at
11.43 the previous evening. It is supposed
he was knocked off kis train by the bridge.
Rev. Jaws Srarsatt, of Walkerstrille, Md.
has accepted a call from the Lutheran emigre
gation at Tanej•town.
MIL Joshua Lane, residing near 'Mercers
burg, was bitten in the band by a:copperhea.l
snake. lie went to his stable to feed his horse,
and reaching into& barrel, 1 r an ttar of corn,
the snake which was concealed in the barrel,
bit hint in the hand.
itmv. John A.. Kunkleinan hits ret , ignetl the
piLsiorate ot the Lutheran Congregation in
chaawrshurg, and accepted a call from a
Lither.tn Congre;r4tirin at Port Vlra)^w..
.1 number of mad (logs have recently made
their appearance In Franklin county. Dogs
and mule have been bitten.
Tut: corner stuns of thr ni•;c Lutheran
church iu Afiercersburg, will he laid on the
20th instant
Tim Banks of Frelleriek, 'lave bruoght
snit against the City corporation to recover
the tir2oo,ooo taken from them by the Rebels,
under Early, in July 1864.
Htacrr WA rgai, aAol tkr iuthr. war of
1: , 12, died in Frederick on the ant, aged 72
=
Tlinabinner. were shot in an atirity tit the
Donegal House, in Marietta, on the sth in au
affray between some of Robinson's rirem,
troupe and eitizens. Wounds Seriotia. but
none fatal.
A lodge of Good Templars was organized
in Hagerstown on the Sth inst.
Joux lIKIIIDRET, aged 19, was drowned in
the Antietam, whilst bathing, on the 7th Inst.
Tux Ist National Bank of Hagerstown ha ,
declared a Dividend of seven per cent. upon
its Capital Stock for the last six months, ma
king fourteen per cent. for the year.
Os the 4th inst., the extensive establish
ment of the Ilagerstown Manufactory. Com
pany was struck by lightning and set on fire.
The flames were extinguished without mate
rial injury.
Os the night of the 4th, the Stable of David
Anthony, on the Leitersburg Turnpike, was
struck by lightning, and entirely consumed.
together with its contents.
Exycssive arrangement.s are being Made
for the dedication of Antietam Cemetery; in
September. The President and Cabinet, with
distinguished while's and civilians, will be in
vited. Over 5,000 bodies have been removed
to the cemetery. A monument is to he erec
ted to cost ii(30,1000.
AN effort is being made to establish a Lodge
of Red men in Hanover.
A SON of J. S. Geist, of ifellam townihip,
fell from a cherry tree on the :,th, fracturing
his thigh bone.
TIIE Wrightsville Star• has pissed into thy•
hands of Messrs. Frank J. Magee and C'itt -
yin G. Smith.
A sox Of Ifaxar SMITH, of Freystown. was
run over by the York and Wrightsville train
on the 9th, one leg being cut off and the other
badly mashed. He lived but a few hours.
Two cows, belonging to Mrs. Eyster and
C'apt. John Myers, of York, were run on r
and killed by the Express Train on the North
ern Central Railway, on last Saturday.
A ON of Samuel Quigglo, of Dover to n -
ship, had one of his legs nearly cut off, near
the ankle bone, by a mowing machine, .on
the 3rd inst.
Ma. Jacob Trone, of Hanover, lost, thp - ty
turkeys in three days, and 'several farrneni4re
siding near town have lost large numberi of
chickens and turkeys from a disease that prn.-
calls among poultry in that neighborhood.
The "Sentinel" Books having beeu c losed
a settlement of the accounts is expected.--I
therefore,- ask of ill those indebted to me for
subscription, advertising, &c., to call with me
and arrange a settlement of their accounts.--
My books are at the old office of the Sentinel.
R. G. HARPER
Gettysburg, May 29, 1867.-tf
The death of Mr. IllciutssNy, and change
in the Proprietorship of the Star, renders it
necessary that all arrearages for subscription,
advertising and job work, be closed up, with•
out unnecessary delay. Each subscriber can
ascertaintthe amount of indebtedness on sub
scription, by reference to the printed slip, in-.
dicating the date to which he has paid. Par
ties knowing themselves indebted will please
forvrard . at once the amount due to the under
signed. D. A. BUEHLER,
Administrator of Estate ofd. T. Mcilhennv.
Ai Bear in mind that the INDIAN Douro it
will be at the Eagle Hotel In Gettysburg,
from the 23rd US the 30th Init. All suffering
from chonie diseases, and desiring to know
their condition, will please call at his room
and be thoroughly examined, by electricity
and the atethoscope, after which he can tell
to a certainty whether a cure can be effected
or relief given. See "Special" column for
remarkable cures perkormed by the Doctor.
Jnly 17.-2 t
FOR SALE.—A small two-story Dwel
ling gouse on Chambersburg street. For
further particulars if:Ware at this office.
bast unseen from the different Southern
States all go to show diet the freedman are
aniioUS to MIR the nmptionnents of the laws
tbakt enable WtotWe the ballot. Up to Sat
urday evening hr Richmond 6,041 whites and
6,100 coMnsi perms had registered, giving
the latter a majority of 1,119. In Atlanta.
where registration has do ed, the colored vo
ters have a majority of 181 votes. At Mobile,
on edit:Jr*, 286 whites and 1,424 colored
persona had theirnatnes recorded. In Savan
nah, there were I,464w4ittt and 2,285 colored
puma . registered op to Priday.ertming last .
'General Sickles has dell ,reglatration in
the Carolinas, and is *Waiting the action of
the present swam of podirem Gen. Grant
informs • Gen. Pope that varoled Babel offi
cers Mr) nO right tO ittteropt to prevent the
settlement of the Soutbeenqueetion la-accord
ance with the recent action of Congress, and
when they openly counsel people to resist
the execution or the Heconinction acts they
violate their parole. He deekies that the pa-
role eyebolt their soriender requires them to
return to thetrhomeis and . obey the laws, and
also that they retrain ftom inciting others to
neglect or resist the laws of the United States'.
"Boirrett'& gait
.have tried tried all ottift
totors. It
A church to be built in London ' which
will commemorate the abolition of slavery
and be a memottal to Abrahare Lincoln.
Tff total lose of Atiatthat Any, in the •
Ws' wax withProada, wag 44411 bMews and •
meb Qt *Calk fifth of the whole monter
pm his thellbld,
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