121 E Victory' 'for Sheridai!." ' ’s. Mmni.n Dtvisira, ) odstook, Sc'p 22,11:30 p m j ( (} rU . r n-aitf, Commanding Annie* o/, the b.," C'iy l>oiHt •’ i’h-iVO tlio honor, to report that I have 1 n inoHt-efsniLl victory over tho iinny !?fVn. KarW At Fisher's Hiii to-day. l/nund tho rebel army posted with its '•IF rating on the north part of tho’Sho antl extcu 'l* n K acrosf * tho Stwbnrg rJl 'Vy n'estward, to North Mountain, ocou ,e w i position which appeared uluiost iui _ . * 1 Ufor a goon deal ot manoeuvring during the daji Ocn. Crook’s comnmmi was trans , '' r( ,,i in tho extreme right of the lino on tho V„rtli mountain, and ho furiously attacked jho left of tho enemy's lino, carrying overy- him. Wlnlo Crook was driving tho enemy in tho ’reap’d ronfusidn unit swooping and driving sicmbehind their breastwork'’, the Sixth and Vinctecnth army corps attacked tho rebels in kmt, and the whole rebel army appeared to ],e broken up. They tied in the utmost cim- Sixteen guns were captured, also u many caissons, artillery horses, An., &c. b j ; i,j) to-uight pushing down tho valley. I emim/fc say how many prisoners I have captured ; nor do I know either my own or t jj,. enemy's casualties. Only the darkne-’s saved tl e whole of Kar jv’i ju’iny from total destruction. 'jjpnfaok could not bo made until four* o'clock in tho evening, which left but little yfovlij'Jit to operate? in, The ht and d l cavalry divisions went ,|,,hu to Luniy Valley to-day, nod if they pu-h off vigorously to tho main valley, the of this day’s engagement will be still ujiin; signal. Tlio victory was very complete. A more detailed report will be made as jeon m I can obtain the necessary data. lb 11. SiiEniua.v, Major-General Commanding. It will ho that Early's com* juuhd ciniirueod the Stonewall brigade, and troops constituting Stonewall Jackson's corps and was the elite of the rebel army. linwiN M. Stanton, Secretary of War. (LATER.] .. .. Washington, Sept. 2-I.—lo a. ir.—To M’k ,r General Dist The iolluving official dis utch has j«rst linen received from General [icridnn, <1 (»tuilinjz, some of the particular.* fthc hat lie at Fisher's Hill: Headquarters Middle Military Divi- i.v, \Viiiii)»T'-ck. Va.. Sept. 23 8 a. m.—To Lieut. Gen. Gimnt, City Point: I ouiup;t as vet give any definite account of the results of tho but tie of v^^terday. Out loss will ho light. Gen. Crook struck tho left flank nf tho on ,emy, doubled it up, advancing along their linos, Uiokctt'a division of the Sixth corps swinging in and joined Crook, Oelty-B and IVlinrton'd divisions taking up the same 'movement, followed by tho whole line, and attacking beautifully, carrying tho works of the enemy. Tho rebels threw down their arms and fled in the greatest confusion, abandoning moat of their artillery. I pursued on after tlio enemy during tho ‘night to this point with the Clh and I9th >rns. I have stopped here in rest the men and is sue rations. If Gen. Torbert has pushed, down the Luray Valley, according to my di rections, ho will achieve groat results. I do not think there over wan an army so 'biid/y roufrd. The vhliey at Idinrs aro hiding away and going til their homes. I cannot at present give you any estimate uf prisoners. I pushed on regardless of everything. Tho number of pieces of artillery reported Ntptured is sixteen. P. 11. Sheridan. Maj. Och. ( Vmi aro directed to cause a national salute ‘.etc fired of one hundred great guns. Em\ in M. Stanton, Secretary of War. (L7* An amMfdng bo-mio occurred m Vv'a.sh jiglon oily tlic oilier day. The u on of a, lertA •ng ombalmer on Pennsylvania, tivinuu 1 , a hid >f six voars-old, '.van c'hcenT-C lustily on the pavement for McClellan, inspired by the mu sic of a Democratic band. Ilia father, who was busy with a corpse in the buck shop, hear ing this unwonted cry, rushed out foaming ‘■with rage, seized the urchin by the ooat col lar, boxed his ears, and dragged him into the house, exclaiming, “I’ll teach you to cheer '(hat way, you brat I Do you want to take the bread out’of your did father’s mouth?” Marrteb. . On the 20th inst., by. llev. Jacob ,Fry T , Mr, Henhy of West Pennsborongb, to Miss Sam.ik Jackso.v, of Middlesex township. On the 22d inst., by the same, Mr. Levi Lime, of Carlisle, to Miss Anna M‘. Gardner, of Adams county. • In Washington City, on the the 22d inst., at the residence of the bride’s father, Dr. S. W. Bogan to Miss Mary E. Kmnic, daughter of A. C. Klink, both of that city. „ lieit; ; On the 20th inst», Dear Carlisle Springs, Mrs. Catharine llenwood, aged 02 years, li months and 2 da^6.° Market*. CARLISLE MARKET.—Sept. 28th, 1864, Corrected Weekly by ti. G. lYoodioard . Flour, Superfine, per bln,', 9,00 do., Extra, ' 10,00 ■ do., Uyo, do., 5,50 White Wheat, per busbelj 2,40 Red Wheat, do., 2*30 Rye, •’ do., l.fiO Coily, • do., 1,7? Oats, . do;, 85 Simunf Barley, do„ 1.75 Fall do., do., 1,80 Cloversekp, Jo., 13,00 Tihothyscuo do., 0,50 PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Sopt. 23. Flour, superfine, - - - - 10 25 u Extra, - - . - - - noo Rtb Flour, ------ 10 25 Corn Meal, - - - . - - 700 Wheat, rod, ■ - - - •• £ooa 2 25 ** white, - • - 225 & 2 50 Kte, - - - - -.- ‘ - 180 Corn, yellow, - - - - iO5 “ white, - - - - . 100 Oats, , - - - - - 85 OLOVERSBED, - - ■* - - -13 00 Whiskey, 1 82 a 1,.84 Loclunaii’s Photographic! AND AMCROTYPE GALLERY. THE nnlversnlly superiority of LOCHMAN’S PICTURES. ia sufficient guaranty of their merit without further comment. None equal them in clearness, touo and artistic arrangement.' m llemembor the GALLERY, in Main street, Car lisle, opposite the National Bank. lie sure you go to C. L. Lochmah’s Rooms. , £££?'• Pictures of deceased persons copied with •kill and despatch,. Aug. 25, I«6A,' Register’s. Notice. is hereby given to’all’personsin terested, that tho following accounts have boon filed in this Office,t>y the’Reconntanls therein named (or’e.Vaipinatlon, ami will bo presented to tho Orphans' Conr.t of Cumberland County, for confirm in io.i amt allowance on - Tuesday. October 25, A. 0. 1801, viz; J. First and final account of llonry Miller, ad ministrator of John M. MUlor, late of Mifflin township, dec’d. 2. ITio first and final acoounfc of Mrs. Mirhala executrix of tho last Will amt Testament Ot Jacob Miller, Into of M mroo township, dee'd. *l. First and final uecount of 1). 11. Swiler, ad ministrator of Jacob Kmmiuger, late of Mechanics burg, dec’d. d. The account of David Myers, administrator of Mary Sheri, dec’d., late of West Pounsboruugh township, 5. First and final account of Jacob Burkholder, sr. p administrator of Tether Burkholder, bite of tioiilh Middleton township, dee'd. C). First and limil account of Richard W. Oswald, administrator of StlruU S. Oawuld, late ot Meeh i niosbarg. deceived. 7. Tbe tn>t and'final account of Jacob bun*?., administrator of John bant/, lata of bast I’anns bnrough township, dee'd. ' S. Guardianship account of William Kor, K j q., Gimrilinn of itsiehel M. Weaver, dec'd., minor chiid of John If. Weaver, dee'd., late of tho Bor ough nj’ Carlisle. U. First and linn I account of J. Fminingor. trus tee for tlio sale of Real Estate of Jacob Emminger. bite of Mcchanicshurg, deceased. 10. First and (ina! ace Mint of'Jacob Emminger. trustee h»r tlio ado of Real Estate of Conrad Em- Hunger, late of Silver Spring township, doeM. 11. Tho first and final ac-mint of Ambrose If. Bid, a Iminis'rafor of Elu.ihotli F.T'kier, la<o cf New (bnnberliind. Cumberland county, dee’d, I’J. First an I llaal of Mrs Elizabeth Grissinci-r and Eli Vo-t. admiuLtrators *of John S. Gris.-inger, into of t’pper Allen (own.dnp,- deeM. lib Fir-a. and final aecounl of Danid KelKr, ad ministrator d>; hnuh mm of John Highland?, late of Newton 'township, dee'd. If. First and final administration ’recount, of Benjamin Duke, Esq., administrator of William McClure, late of tho Borough of fiVippcusburg, doc a r .e !. 15. First and final account of John Paul, admin istrator of Betel* Livinger, late of Monroe town ship, coimly of Cumberland, deceased.. Id. Tho first and linal nocnunt. of Alfred T, liar man. administratier of Mrs, Magdalena Ila-.man, late of Dickinsun township, dre'd. 17. Tho first and final administration account n| c iimon Mount/, and John Miser, executors ol the last will and testament of Ailam Mount/,, late of Frankford trtwnihip, dee’d. , • IS. First and final account of John oluart,;? executor of (bo last, will ami testament cf Mrs. ir.li/.abotb M'Cui-o, lato of Southampton tuvrn.diip, 10.-M. ID. First and final account nf John 3. Stcriyft. administrator of John Weigle, lato of Dickinson township, dcc’d. - • 20. I’irst, and final accountof Christian and D.m icl Kbcrly. executors of the last will and tc 'lament ofS-uuucl Kberty, lato of Sliircm.mstown, »I(;<•*. 1. 21. First, account of Willi, on* P irkor, Guarl.an of Joan T. Lamb, minor child of James A. I, imb, deckl 22. First account of Williariin Parker, Gu übv. ol David E. Lamb, minor child of James A. Lau.b, ducM. 2d. First account of Williams Parker, guardian of Mary A. Lamb, minor child of James A. Lamb, dec’d. 2-1. Th > acco i t of W li\<n* P irku", guardian of Surah June Laiun. uow deceased 2j. Thu account of Washington Kirk, administra tor of John G. Kctternuui, lato of tile Uurtmgh of N T >-w Cumberland, dock!. 2f>. (J uardiansbij) account of John We cl, guardian of Levi Sbainbuugh, minor child of Philip Sham baugli, dt cM. 27. The administration account of James K, Kcl • so, decM, who was the administrator with tho Will annexed of Samuel Parks, late of Newton town ship. deck!., stated by William G. Duncan, admin istrator of said James K. Kelso,- deed. 28. 'L'he lirst and final administration account of Abraham Hostetler, Esq., administrator <>f John Fry, late of the borough of Shippcnsburg, dcc’d. 2D. Guardianship account of Christian Kbcrlv, guardian of 11. A. W. Church, minor child of lien ry Cbmcb. dec’d. 3d. First an I tinai r.ccount of N. W. Woo ls, al unnistrator ufJohn Moore, iam of Carlisle, dcc’d. 81. I' rs> raid f)n.i! a-counl of Eliz i Trout, admin istratrix of Abraham Trout, lato of North Middle ton town-hip, dee’d, 82. The firs*l uceounl of Levi /fciglcr, cxcimior of Philip Zciglcr, lato of Middlesex township. dee’d. U. W. NORTH, Uvji'irr. Fcpt. 21, ISC, t. PUISLIC SALE REAL ESTATE. On FRIDAY , October I W, 1864. rpilE.Hubscribor will offer at Public Sale X on tho premises, the fol lowing described Uca.l E.-tafe. No. I. Is a lot of ground situate in the Borough of Newvillo, bounded by Main street on tile .South, by Corporation street on the East, by an Alley on the North, being 20 feetfrout aud ISO feet in depth, having thereon creeled a TWO-STORY n, n. ' Frame House, Bum now 99pupicd as n dry,.Goods Storo room ny Simigh -.t Elliott. There is also a Ware House and Stable on the Lot. Kn. 2. Is a lot adjoining No. l,on the West, being 40 led in front and ISO feet in depth. The "improvements are a two.story Wt<iiha (i‘>m dvi( 7/oit«r,.with Brick back building, oven and oilier conven'otvms. Nti. lb Is a lot of ground adjoining No. 2, on tbo West, beirg about 30 foot front and ISO fed in depth, having thereon erected a two-story Weath erboard limine, with ono story Stone back build ing. There is a good stable, op tins properly, with oven, cistern, ite. The lot is well stocked with fruit trees, and the garden is very productive , No. 4. Is a lot ot ground adjoining No. 3, on the W.cst, being about 30 feet front aud ISO fed in depth, buying thereon erected a two-story BRICK HOUSE, the front of winch is calculated lor aud now occupied as a drug Storo by John 11. Milter, the back building is a two-story edifice ample and well finished, the whole constituting a very cligU bio business location, and a comfortable re »’uU*ii ,, c. There is an excellent stable ,on tins lot, also a oarrirgo 1 house, double wood- hou?3, .Astern, grope arbors, u large selection ofqboico fruit, and every convenience necessary., constitute a desirable homo. There- is k perpetual insurance on this property tp the Amount of $2OOO which will bo transferred to the purchaser.* , Nos. 1 and 2, will bo sold as the property of Samuel W. Brattan, and the heirs of Samuel Brat tau, ilec’d;, Mid Nos. 3 and 4 as the property of tbo Heirs of William Brattan, iloo’d. Sale to commence at ll o’clock, A. M-, when terms will bo made known by TIIOS. G. SCOULLEU, Ex'r of S. BrnHctUf dco'd:, auJ Ay't for Jlctrs, Sept. 21), 1861— ts. Proclnmatian. WII EREAS'tho* Hon.-James IL-Giuha.m. President Judge of the several Courts of Common Pleas of the counUesof Cumberland, Per ry, and Juniata, and Justices of the several Courts of Oyer and Terminer and .General Jail Delivery iii said counties, anil Michael Opeklin and Hugh Stuart, Judges of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Jail Delivery for the trial of all capital oud oili er in the said county of Cumberland, by their precepts to mo directed, dated the 2 Jth day of August, have ordered tho Ci'mrt of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery tube holdcn at Carlisle on tho 2d Monday of November, 1804,’ (being the Hth. day,) at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to continue two weeks. NOTICE is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of the Tenco, and Constables of tho said county of Cumberland, that they are by the said precept commanded to bo then and there in {heir -proper persons, with Utclr rolls, records, and inquisitions examinations, and all other remembrances, to do those things which to their offices appertain to ho done, and all those that are bound by recognizances, to prosecute against tho priconers.thnt are nr then shall bo in tho Jail of said coiinly, arc to bo there to prosecute them aa shall bo just. J. T. RIPPEY,- Shciijf, Eopt. 29, 1864. OTIIAY. —Chirac to the prrmisna of George O Forney, rosidinir at tho Toll . Gate, one mile cast of New Kingston, »a. RED COW, with a white l«eo. The owner will please come forward, prove property# pay charges and take her away, other ■ ifisi) she will bo dealt with according to law. W. W. WANI3AUGII, ; i B*pt. 29, 'fi4~Bt* Twnthip OUrk. N E w sr' NEWS’! NEWS!!! • — l — l r Eip.lCll & MlfjliEll arc juHt receiving JLJ at their now and clicap store, on the south .oaat eornor of Main street, their first supply of Fall and Winter Goods, to which they invito tho special attention of ovtry person in want of Goods desirable for the present and coming Season. Tho sleek comprises all kinds and varieties of DRESS GOODS, such as Plain Black, Figured, and Repp Silks, Plain and Figured edored Dross Silks, all colors French Merinos. French Cashmeres, plain and figured, Coburg Cloths, all shades and uolors - , black and c'olorcd Alpacas, plain and figured all Wool Mourt Pelninos, suitable, for Ladies and Children's DresseV, Mohair "Poplins, Valencias, American DoLaines, Calicoes, Ginghams, «tc., Ac. Mourning Goods. Black French Mcrinocs, French Cashmeres, double ami single width all Wool DeLaines, Tliibbutt Me rinos, Bombazines, Crape. Poplins, black and white Plaid Poplins, black ipni purple Plaid Cashmeres, long, sipurc and Thihbct Shawls, long and square Blanket Shawt.q Grape Veils, Grape Collars, Hand kerchiefs’, Gloves, Balmorals; «te., '&c. XVW 'AXD HOYS* WFtli.U, Black and colored Ghdhy, black and fancy Oassi tdmeroH, all grades and ((ual’nie?, VoslingH. Satti- Union C.-.ssirn'Te-. Kenniehy Jeans, Shirting 1 iaiimds, Meriiio Sliirl.s aml'l'rawers, Ac.. »tc, A special arrangement made with a first'class TAI LOR ic make up Clothing at very short notice. ‘DOMESTIC GOODS., lUi"'clicd and Unbleached Muslins of every quality* r heeling .Muslins, Pillow-case Muslins, Linen nud Cotton Table Diapers, Tickings, Chocks, Striped Cotton Shirtings, Dcnnlm-- - , Domestic .Ginghams, Seori-I} (j'pighains. Sack Flannel of every color. Shirting h lannels, Factory ?nd Shaker Flannels fpi’ Skirtings, red, yellow.find white Wool Flan neb, Canton Flannel-, Calicoes, colored, cambric,' and p.ijnr Mn.-lins, Drilling Nankeens ami m«nyr other Goods in every «lay use. NOTIONS IN GHEAT VARIETY. Men’s Hanover. Buck/Moves and Gaunilcts, Berlin, iL’loth, Rhigwood. C.o‘.'nicre anil Dogskin Gloves, Ladies Kin, Cloth, Me vm, Silk, Lirlcthrcad and Colton Gl'.vcs, a full •!i.-sortiui , nt of cotton and wo,,i If.i-iery, for M>n. i.'.dics and Children, Bal mor.il Woolen Hose for Ladies, Misses and Chil dren, Optra Hoods, all size,-' and colors. Seat !V, Su;qi’-nd<T-‘. S inl;r, r <, H<'ujk ,1 Skirts, Balmond Skirt ? V, mlircUas. Ac., A.. A 1 -o, jn-t op -i.ing a on mo’etc stock of’ the new- •-I styles Cl .tii Cloak-:, nod Hlaelo't Shawl-' i'arpet«. Oil Clt.th-i. Malting*, i'iadr.v Shades, L-oKiug Gla-s*A-. As ilia s -a.-'iii a lv'-iiK'.-s wn will eonst.inlly be muki'ig !i*Miiior-i to our -lock, atnl will always en 1-rn or to make our sloc-1; ilio most dccdr-dde ihat can beTtiuml “• doi .••.u.iiy. F-Temig,ve;y thankful to thu (br their kind and lil-f-al patro nage >: o fa r extended to the New Firm, we.carne.-tly solicit a lotilinu.im e .of the same. Please give p* a call before making your pureba-ms us we are aj ways ready and willing In exhibit our goods, and van and will prove that we study the inteieat uf our customers. Please do ivot forget, ibat our Pture is on the curn»;v, directly oppu.-ile li vine's Shoe Store. ’IiEiDICII A MILLEU. Carlisle, Sept. 1 5, 1 00 I J. W. KUY, Treasiver T N Account with the School Dirccfora of i Carlisle Dl.-irbd, from L-t Muiuhiy uf Juno, .86'j, tu Ist Monday of Jmio, TBGT. To balaneo in hands., ol.’f n usurer at last scltleinciit, 1.-i June, lM‘d', ' c $t f JHS-9j- Onlstanding (axes pic iou* to iSfkl 'Jl .Blu le upjtrojiriii i ion of IcdiJ-l, received 2id April IS-*'. 4-18 80 llci-cipis h'oni i -"I resident scholars, <lO TO Duplicate ei‘ T- xes uf ISGJ, 80-11 70 818.7 I'J 11 Ur.‘<lit by Treasurer’s Payments a* follow.-: I’ ea l di<* r * 1 1 1 cj r ,1 1 11 i< ■.i I* * r the year. 88280 21 lohti IJ ul -'ll a 11, eul.ngieg seiuiol building, U2S ot> d. tSeuhcy and M;-s Woods in full uf . their judgtm ni, ITfO 17 Geo. Ca t on a wonnL of new purchase, hd W<md an*l eoal. 20 I 70 \dvcrlising and incirlonta.l exncnscs, 82 1 Fnifrest /mid on r.-in , ining did)] jjj,d loan. o , 178 00 .Me.-seiigm - am! cleai.ing roum-, 1 1 7 'Bl Repair?, lixiur.-, Ac., 80 80 Chocks ami bills'—cn.-h expenditures, 04 By cxolirnilio-i.s ;D)>Wed Oil Dili Dupli cates ISIiJ-L’, III! <i'l D L Jil l' ■! I , Ol’S 10 4b j | emeu t to i.ix j i;i vrrs of I'-Ai-tiS, 550 52 Decs of eolb-cli'a p ll. \ i*»us to 1.*>03. 013 SO Balance of Mi i m uni-laiidini: Dus date subject to cxuiiciei tiniis a.id collection feus, . 1239 .9 Balance duo I y Treasurer, 752 lu si;i,7io ll ISO 1, July 29, examined and approved. li.C. WOODWARD, .’’iiniitriit/ Y'C'-i t'xnj. Sept. 5, ISO I, ;• poroved and ordered to he pub ished in Die newapupers oflhc District. By order d'tho Board. C. P. II UMJUCU, Sept, 15, IfYD-JIA ScuicUiry. PIT 15 LIC SALE OF A VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY. On THUfISPA Y;October 27, 1 SOl WILL be H"ld at Dublin Sale, on tbc pre mises, on Thursday, October 27, 1304, the valuable Merchant Mill Properly of tho nndenmnd, .situated on tho Yellow Bree ches Creek, in Munroc Township, Cumberland county, Pa., about live miles cast of Carlisle, and five miles south-west of Meelmnicsburg. The Mill building is brick, built, iy tbo best manner, four ami a-bulf stories high, cud measures 70 by 15 feet, with sd.c run of stones, and containing all tho necessary maelDncry for flour and custom worb.j Tho Mill is in the beef £f, order, ami, being located in a rich, populous, gv.Vinigrpwing nedgb borhood, and propelled by abundant .iind ne.er failing water-power, is worthy ,thq attention of millers and capitalists, and is a desirable property in every respect. Attached to the Mill property are about 20 ACRES OF IiANIS, on which is erected a lino DWELLING a—JL HOUSE; [jjpp A Good STAPLE, . COOPER SHOP, Hoy Pan, ami all necessary out-buildings, with water conve nient to tber dwelling. Also, at-tbo same time and -place,-wilLbu_Buld_a_Trftct,of. Jjand,_; CONTAINING 3 ACRES, noro or less, located one mile south of Churchtown, m the road leading to tho Mill property, on which s erected a Two-Story Dwelling House, one-half built of brick and tho other half woath erboarded, a good Stable, ami other necessary out buildings aud a WELL of water convenient to the dwelling. Gn.this property are a number of THRIVING FRUIT TREES. Tho above described Real Estate will bo sold on said day at 12 o'clock, at the Mill property, when attendance will be given ami tOrms made known M. 0. BELTZJIOOVER, i>. g.—Any person wishing to view tho proper ties previous to ihiwhiy of s»lq,.>v>]l plonso ciilhon the proprietor, living near the Mill, or on 'A. Bos lor, near Carlisle, or communicate by letter with either of them, directing to Carlisle. M. G. B. Sepjs. 15, 18U I. , JJZQ* Lancaster Weekly ■ [intelligencer, York Ga~ zclle and Reading Adler insert to day., of sale, and send bills immediately to this office. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! GJIEEXFIELV <6 SHEAFEIi WILL upon ii liirt;c! lot of new unci (lesi sjrablo Drubs Goons this week, which will bo sold at the moat reasonable ratoa, t 22, 1804; Desirable Farm for Sale. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, la'Ji X/C7TLL behold nt Public IJfile, on tho above » • day, bn tho premises, In Oliver Spring twp., three of tJterretPq Gap, outlie read lead ing to Myers' Gap, and three miles west of Le cher's Mill, tho farm of the undersigned, CONTAINING 120-ACBKS. more or less, part limestone fcnd part , slate, nil of which is under cultivation except some twenty-five acres of -Timber Laud. Tho iuiproveiuL’nt.s are a goui new Frame DWELLING HOUSE,. Good Hank Barn, Xfvicetoiu: Gnar* ( *y ami Kiln, in good repair. A well of never-failing wafer is convenient to the d.vell'ni/, and al*o a cistern. Also a stream of water running through the entire properly. This is a desirable property, ami, hy proper at tention, can ho made very productive. /Any person wishing to view tho premises will please call on tho tenant or tho undersigned, who resides in Iloguestoivn. Sale to commence at 1 o’clock, P. M., when terms (which will ho made easy,) will be made kuowu by Sopf 8, ISO-l-dt* •PUBLIC SA'LU OfflESTeiF. LAND. On Suhinldj/, Octubcr 1,1 EG 1, . WILL be Fold im t'.ic iibnvc cbiv, on the premises. in Monroe township, about one* milo un«l a half north, front Churcditown, on the road that loads from Tavern to Church town, a tract of land cuntapdt'jj 3 Acres (if good Li.i ustone Land, all' of width cleared and in u high state of culti vation. The improvements arc a two.story #v*- ***» WEATIIEtt-BOAKDED iIOUSE. |’j|N £sU&L with Brick Kitchen attached. Barn, Wash-home, Woud-lieusc, Rug pen. and other ent-buildings.— A tvdl of never-failing water near tin* boiihc, also, a good cistern (but never fails, a freed Apple Or chard also abounds on tfic premise?. Sale to commence at 1 o’clock, P. M. \ ben terms will be made known liy JACOB SIfUKGEU. Sept. 8, ’G 1 Ileal Estate at Private ‘dais TUP, subscriber oilers at. private sale ail bis Real Estate, vi/, : J?t>. I,—The property wh»'ro ho new resides, in jMljilvu townsliij), Cumberland coiiMy, five miles we<t of Newvjllo) and hvo inilt i north-west froth E-kerd's Bridge, untbepubU' rt»ad, COXTAIXIXO 2L ACRES of g 'od ‘date bind, nil under eiiliivntion, ami in excellent order, bavin;; rc.en-ly been well limed. The improvements arc a good /fcLS&w Wealherboavded House, Bank Bam, W»son Shod, Clorn* . Shop, and other out buildings. A ' fl.j ef good water is at the door of the dwelling, and a good variety of fruit trees oatbc premises. Ko. 2.—Contains 745 Acres of "\Vcod Lend, part of which is in MifiUu and part in Hopewell township. This is a very superior tract of Wood Land, and is well covered wnli thriving DIMMER. This tract will bo sold together »>r ih lets, to suit purelm/cjw. For particular? impure of ;V. ing on tract No. '. HO BERT KOTO. Sept. S, ISCI-St* KALE OR A LIJIESTON F, F A U M Oi> FltlD.ir, UcU.bn- 7, 1304. fIMIE un 1.-rA-inul will soli :.l I’ol.iio S.il-. cm liio L c-.j il;i v, ill ,V„rlli .M i 1 II 'l'm 1"vcl ■ :iip, on liio ila y a ■ Ilii.lao roiol, two lu.iol ivo.l oi Crriislo, cu ntaiuing 93 AGUES AND in EEROHE-S. The improvements arc a Fr.ru- WK A TIIE UDOAIIDED 110 L* .•* T with Kiii-lion attached, Smoke •' now Lank Earn, Wagon Shed. r ■ u-frib, Hog Pi-n, an I. *.l ln*r onl-huilditu;? I’‘i» ■ 1- u never- v,.11 <>f water ne.-rr f’n On'iuinl<<u the pr.miscs. ■' • e t oil Tr«-c.-. snicli us peaeues,. elierrW, g-vt-A goml juirl i.f tbe Farm ; s under t' I '-' md i.« il fom-e.— There is also a large uaiouni of l.i-u-t L'n.j'wr ca the premiss. If desired the land wjll lie ili\ i • . i ,i.;> two j art-, the first part eoulaing 73 uena aa<l the tecoiid 22 aeres. tfalo fr commence. at, 1 nVloi-k, I*. M., of jli I day, when terms v/ill bo made ba-ora l>y , UKUFRLia. Sept. 8, ISO-1, Small Farm and Tuiibe:’ Land FOR SALE MMIE subseviLor offers ;.l prtvat'* Hile it he J. farm on wliiclt ho mow reside?. sitoan- ia Mi.J tlusex township, one mile ejuth .<f Iho CarLsb. Sulphur Springs. Thin property (niruiiia 32 jf AC il E y of good biv.' 7 . a.U under fnUvvMion, except about 2 acres. The proporty }': in /thigh sLtte of culti vation, with a new JJKICK IM> KL- JSTFJ&k. LING HOUSE, new Hunk ikivi, I {LcS ami ulljcr, _out-buijdings .on tin- I? e [ IftK same. .There D a *?eM of c'tecib nf, water near b? the dwe! i mg, aml a young Apple Orchard and other fruit frees Snell ns peaches, cherries, ie.a Is so, a variety of supe rior grapes. Also, for said, a tract o; MOUNTA 7N LAN 0 in Ferry county, containing about -I acres, which is well covered with young chestnut limber. For particulars call on the undersigned, residing ou the f’rst named property. SAMUEL SIIALLFV. August IS, ISdLGfc . ¥km FOB SILL I will sell my farm, situated in Middlesex township, 5 miles from Caili.de, containing about 190. ACRES, of gravel land. The improvements aro a lar a——a WEaTIIEK-BOARDED house; |jjj|lfc .Batik. Darn, a new.frame Stable and Hay House Spring House, aiicl other necbsMiry ~ourhmlUmgH7~ The toil is naturally of a good quality, is deep, has been well limed and manured and is at the present time under, profitable cultivation. There is running water in every field which witli advan tage of location makes it an excellent stock farm. Also 70 acres of TIMBER BAND adjoining the above vvhich will bo sold with it or in lots to suit purchasers. For luformatior apply to Judge Watts or W. M. Bcetom Esq., Carlisle or Hie subscriber Uvi-ig on the promises. GEO. S. CLARK. Sept. 22, 1861—Ofc A DMIN ISTRATOM’S SALE; . BY virtue of ap .order of tho Orphans'- Court, £o mo directed, I will expose to public sulo, at Ceutrovillo, Penn township, On Saturday, thi 1 5th day of October next, at 11 o’clock, A. M., a certain tract of Mountain ■Land, situated ii Southampton township, \ CONTAINING 408 ACRES, V more or less, bounded by lands'of Suboeh, Sons A Co.-„ Bcamer, and by the Pino Grove estate. Before tho day of said it wi>l bo divided into tots, and sold either in lots, or.outlro, as will bt most advantageous to tho estate. ' This land i 3 well worthy tho immediate attention, lof those wishing good tnnbc'* land. WILLIAM BROWN, t . Administrator of Jottph Drown, dec'd § I. 186*^* Notice to Farmers and others wishing to Invest ill Uual Esuto, r F*IIK .subscriber will offer ut public sale, un .i tho premise?, On r iVtuvsdaff t the C lh of October, ISO 1, at I o'clock, I’.. M., her V A L U A » L E .F A R M , situate in Dickinson township, Cumberland coun ty, about iKmilcs .south-west of Carlis’e, on what, is (Jailed the .spring road. Tj»o.fa r sn ia hounded hy lands of Henry Line, William Alexander and oth ers, containing , One Cliiuilrcil iiiul Fifteen Atiuxs more or lotv, about nix acres of which is.covered with crcolhjrU timber. Having thcrcoa. erected .a r.ud ooiiuuodiuua -• A JJ KICK 110 U S‘E , r iSfsila, Hood 15,ink Horn, Carrintra ITou-m, W . Siied. Corn Crib, and oilier necessary out buildings. Also, .1. rov::a apple opcnum, containing « cJi<»icc *td« ftion C fruit trees. The buildings are convenient to one of Hie 11103 benutiful and never-failing lime.- tone spring*, running through the burn 3.1n1. The I.uh! is un derwood euliivuthm. having b<vn will limed, an.l the producin',' qualities of which tbue is muje bet ter in tho county, and is w 11 w.»nhy Lin? uiUj.Eon of purchasers. Also. ;it tho Einr.o time m i piece, f »vi!! of.Vr live '‘••res cf 'tpuJjtain Land, covmvd wh an ivd ilent :>i yt mg chestnut limber, situ,tied about one mile -outii of UarniU’s Mill. T. A. ‘WOODS. Any person wishing to view the , ronorty can do sc by calling on tho mA'-mtU;. .. rocaliinz on Ukj farm, or at I). HtiK«tnn*«3 I;riv.- ci -ie, in Cain-lc, whero any information r.u 1, regarding terms of purchase. Si-pt. 1. is (11 1* UIEO 1 ?; sAiL jj . On IUIDAI’-0c1u1,., M, JSC!. WILL lie s..M, in pnrsn:i>■, <■ •, n|' !i;1 nnlor iif tbs Orphans’ Court ol Cumberland coun ty, on the premia's : A I, 0 T 0 I' 1 GnOV X D , late .(lie prencr'y of Richard iJlcs.-inu, deceased, sifiiat'! in bVv' Kingston, Silver Sp’dng town.-hip, bounded on the north by t'-n* Ilamsourg turnpike, on the east by property of Abrali.ua Miib.r, on lot .outii by an alley, and on the w<-ct i»y the lands ol Oanicl Spidh-, containing thirty fed in front, and one hundred and feveufy i.a f fi d'-pth, m«ro or less, having thereon creete I a Frame' " )V.^T Two-Story 110-Le, ‘I ji-v r nf Suit-; —T'li pe. icn'.'-vf i(u> purcha-c ino-K-y (o be paid when (lie, p.-rfy ls.»:m-kett of. and thn bn! n nee on the l«t day of .I unniM v, ISti.'i, when a nee-I will he made, a : d p.* • - .-‘■.-inn -li li\ cred (o t he pui-dibse.L The (a::- j Sor the yea? liOa to he paid by f Jj, purchaser;. .Sale to commence at 12 « JqcU, M. />A*'!’U OK R 1 S, Aug. 2d, />'(?/. eVonVoM. 'V AIL 51 MJ LE~F AR mT JMIF sulmndbev nfVora for sale lus Farm. L- -tur.te In Middlesex lownsflup, li miles from Cuuisle, COXTAIXIXG 178 AGUES, by an old survey, must of wbb’h G under cullivn. tion. Thu quality of land is slate and gravel, which improves rapidly under IUo aelion'of lime. The improvements arc a n _ f> Double Slone Ifonse, with Kitchen (ittaeheil, ami Wash lloiioc, Wood House Mid Smuke (L»use cunyenii nt. .\Lu, R'' i 1 1A V liUl oE, Hug Pen, Cai riuge 11-m.-r, Koni'Vrin?V’<tc. V Tlicro-is'a-'tinv variety of FRUIT mi the pn-mi.-cs. * T’lie.piupt-nJy i.-: imidcd by a private roadpind would mu’’** t,;.y eonvenii nt farms. It is admira bly a*l:i(ifc. f. t;; Si'f/: /’’ihin, having cii'V uc et.-a lu rutm'.rg, r/;itcr, and the mmiduns yii-idinir a nevr.’-t. ii,,*g and .ibniidant .-mpp'v of ll,i/. I. is well fvMi'-r.k Jiaj been thorn uglily im.cd : i> eon vi'ni'■ 11 1 Ui -.-h mi.l <cdiool, uud j*nns tiu weil ivuowr-j C .'li.-lu Springs,” wl»i<-b aIV-ird a m.ukvi dining Jiu suuuiar Altogether it U a deiiraule prope-ty. Also, 53 Acres of excellent ■ TI M BEK LAN D , ;il[ui|t xh miUs from (hi! !ilmw; Viirii ,_. 1} in. r along ,iUe, h.i-'-i of the North ,\Kun;,iin. ,u -■ •e-s-'ible to oveiy part. This will bo s.dd tu--i -lier, nr in bits to suit purolia-.-rs. Apple to Judge Waits, in Cadis!?. (!»••» nr** S. Clark, near tliu premises, or the subsn iber at Har risburg. -s,- an A ppb Aug. 25. ISC 1 - tf. Ilighy Impiovihl LiniL-sioiio Fann SITUATED about i milo ca-t of Carlisle ou the York road, containing a)> >ut 70 ACUE.S OE LAND, all of which is cleared and in tin- higln-.ht st Me of cultivation. The 'impioveiijemj am a BlilCK MANSION HOUSE, p||||W i-oniainnig 12 Room?, a twn.rlo-v TENANT IIOE'H, Ibnik Ihnn.r.i-* gi 11-m' 0 ’ and si ab 1 ing, and other out limi.-i ?-I t l;e mo.-1 .-on- H-iiiiiil ch.n after, lwo excell-nt wells of uater. , mu- ;i| the lh,rn and one. u t the 11 < " and a large ; brick cistern. A line Al’l’Lli *.• If, ‘II A)* P, eon ; {lining -J acre? uf t))o la-st s.ic.iion of thriving fruit tree--, also oilier fruit,, pea in;-, pear.-, aprieois, elu-rries. gr-if c;t. The farm i,- i.iid out in 7 lie 1 1 1 s, he.-ides t' o e •-haul. Tin grounds in front of the hoimc r.’-o, lasii-fiiMy laid oi! and ornament'd with shrubbery and shade trees, 'idle buildings being all imarly-m.-w and in close proxbnify to the Carlisle '.ia: Si .Water works would insure the introduction ol g-t* an I .v.it< ■ at a moderate evjieti-c. This is deeid .'diy-r ne of the most desiralde properties in lire intuiior of .Veuu .-ylviinia. For terms and further information impure cf A. 1,. Sl’oNfcLEU, Sept, 8, IS'bl-Ot i.*'•«(/ /'Lnue Aynt. Valuable Farm atui Tm.hcr Laud TIE tnplcrsigticd, ExcmUnrs of Undolpii Miller, dee’d. ’{'\\,sell at. pnhiie ?alc. at the .Mansion House, in rd-'i;*'e o.i the road leading from Moelinuiosbvrg to Dilb'-hnrg, a l, out two miles east <-f Ohurehtov‘r v and four miles south-west of Mechanicsbnrg, On Thur.sdvi/y Scptcml'O' 20, l?0*i, A FIHST-UATE LIMESTONE l-AUM, Containing Tl Acres ami S 7 Ferehe?, till miiier a high steto of cultivation, except about 5 acr’is of Timber Land. The improvements aro .P—iwfrV. a OUll It LB 101! HUL.'ii:, (wculh erhoardeif.) IJ.ittk llarn and olherout . •••■ |l)jM buildings. There is a pump of never failing water at the »lnor, und a good AFFLH OUCIIAUL and other Jruit trees on the -premises,- No. 2. —Also, at the same time and place, a tract of 3 Acres and 107 Perches of good fjjfa OAK AND UUEST.WT A TIMBER LA N‘D, .S? lying at the foot of tho Mountain in York county, uoar.tho.iino of Monroe township, bounded by hinds of Solomon-Hoke, John Mumper, and others. Sale to commence at 1 o’clock, P. M., .on tho above day, when terms will bo made known by ISAAC MILLER amt DANIEL MILLER, • . Executors of liudulph Miller, dec'd. August.lS, 1304, . , . A(lnihibtnilo) ,? s Notice. NOTICE i-: hereby Riven that letters of Ad ministration on the estate of Jacob Clay, Into of Frankfort! township, deceased, Lave boon granted to tho undursidnod, residing in North Mid dleton township. All persons indebted to ! ih o said estate are requested to make payment immediately,’ and those having claims against tho estate will also present them lb* settlement. JOHN WAGGONER, Soph 22, ISC4—6t.* Administrator. NOTICE. — Tho annual oleothm for Officers • and Managers of the Cumberland Valley Rail Road Company will bo held at the Company’s Of fice, in Chambershurg, between the hours of 10 A. M. ami AT. M. of Monday, the 2d day of October next. . . , E. M. BIDDLE, ••pt. 15, U64-N' 1 1V... V.V.CIIjIOO.' AM) A FRA.IIK FV-Vi hM, FOR SALE, JAMJiS I’J.AKIC at Private Sale FOR S A, L K Election Proclamation WIIKUEAS, in ami by an Act of tin; (Icm ral Assembly of the Common of Penn-yU aud. entitled “An Act relating to the ■oleotmus nt this Commonwealth," pd-sed on the dd iluy ot .Inly, Anno Domini. Idl'J, it.i. .< (bo da ty of t in* ohi-viiT- of every County within this Com monwealth, to givo ? i>ublie ueih.o of the Caudal election', ami in such notice t o onumcrat',-- Ist. The Ollmer.s to bo elected. 2*l. Do-igimling the place.! at which the clcit::n is to h- h* Id. Therefore*, I, THOMPSON KII’PKV. High SlicilfTof tint of Cumberland, do hereby malm known ami tdve, this public notices Lo the Llcehors of the County, of <’nuiherlumV, thiit on T U V.'.'. I) AV, the llih day of October next, an LU-dion will he held.at tin*, ssveml Hlccbon 1»is 11 lets established hy law ia aaid County, at which time they will veto by ballot tor One per/,on lo represent the comities of Cumber land, Void: and Ih fry in iho Mouse of Uepresenta.- LivcrfoJ the United State.'. Can person t.< r pres-mt the ra.uuty of Cumber land in the Houho vl’ Jlrpj ecouiati rc*» of the Slate i f !*■ uii'\ Ivaui.i, One per.'oii !er Sheriff of the county of Cumber lan 1. C; c porr:u f-■ r CeiS'iijidiene-r cf lha county of Cuuihtilai.d.jP , • •due - jji-r.'t'm for Direcmr of d.o Peer of the count/- of i'umherland. Oue periou for Auditor of the county of Cmnbor bi ml. _ 'I be said el'Oo;.(ii will bo'M-rfld throughout the County jis ,'ijfhiw? : T ■’ V< ti" iin !h" 'T*ctmn (list.let Composed of ihc 1 1 <r.ic ,h of •', 11 1i-'i* and the t■ >u in- bips .>I M ■ irih Mi'ld'icion, Somb A 1 iddlcioii. bower Di'-Uinsoi*. and Lo 'i r I'h.mlJSrd will he h< M at thy C-.-urt U.oaac, iu .ho h- >r.ui j,'i of < i{, ■ 'J In 1 cl ore-M in tin; cif’cii ti '(i'{;ict con-ipoae-.! of i.-jw-r Vf. -t ro;m. ’• -i • agh to a usli in. ti I!1 be held ; t the .Softii s '"!ioo[ i|i.u-c, in I'lan.lie-U.. •* elc*iion in tlu* c(.;r-iion di-11 id i'imposed of S.Ucr Sj i iiig tmMisl.ip. wiil he held al the public "1 Jaeo!> Cu.-.tot, in liogimslow u, ia s.iid lnWr,3l,ip. r Th'* d diur. in the (.he lion dir.tiict c npo-ed o r Ham] dell to'.v iish v.iil iy; held at the Johllc lion-- i" cui'lod t.\ i. .ro> Dvivv in said towu>lun. 'lie; bo-tv >n in tne elect »oa li-.lii.cl coiupu.-e.i ol the to*,v; .ship of Upper Allen, wi'l h.y iudd at, the jin 1-lie liou.-o of 'Vm. L. C< cl: I in, in . du.qlici Ir.lc, ,vn._ '! '• 1 nin te < h -tin.i ib MU'-I conijn.-e 1 Mid lb -■ X t'i’\ n..l:ip, will be held lit tho Middle s. \ S-h .o‘ 11-. u-a. 1 -li'iii in the ck'cfb. n rift compo »i*»l nf 11 1 0 t••V\I.- : i . p of LoWCl* ATi’.l, Will 1)0 held a* the w.npui-iiiaker shop of Jonas llu.iclil.ari'er, on Shite inn. The elccfloii in ’the election district composed M H.i.-t i\‘ii;Hlnnu»iij:!i ii, .Mndii.p, will he held at’the huu-o of do--. Martin. in We.-t Uair.icw, now occu pied by .T• I;11 'iVircr. The election in tin* r’.t i:tu*n di.-fUct compomd of Xew ('miif'Mk:ml, will be h•* 1 1 1 ut the house imv; 1-i'pi I>y Willi-.im Hell, in the b*.-?'.“jijh of ,Vu» 1' 1 1; it i n_- ri n 11' t. The election in the cl.-elbtn di^icomposed of the Ihh’imicU nf Mi. Ii »n m--1 1 . i i*lt, will K* held’at the public house now U’Jj I li} \V. L. Jluiiuii, m said Tin: i ' thus in tin* f!i-!rmt comp.-et-l of M.'i'r 1 " *" 'iMiip, udl In* In-! (:: 1 the public house l;i'.l. - : .i j.i by ■. remiuh Jl.uiUi-n, in I'iiuroiiluwn. ill .-:;M to • m-m.s >, 'J he Acib-o 115 i[ ■> <\ctkil di.'trmt- '‘on’poscd i».:.iu n - in, v, ill I - held -i i '! >• fn iru* n.. ,v liani pii-l ’ .I,i• •. j h Ked-ceko”, in rail township. Tin* nleeiimi in t!nj‘elocHen dXtnVt composed of Upper l'i •kisf'Wh tovp-Miip, will ho held in the u in.-n n>> v "i-i apieu by Jkune'i Wushmood, known a.-\ ilia ,'nm: r-ivu-n. The eUc 'O,l m she election didvbd ennipoaed of ihc lu.rou”h ,;f Xewvilb* and town-hip- uf Mitbiu. li) per Fr.mkford, I'jijirr W.st iVun-bovurrh -md X< nil X’ \vi on, will In* In-ld at tl.vj public richool llmt-m in the bor m;;h of Ni-wvdU*, Tin.* i b.e-tion in the clcrlh-n dislricl of. the Vioroue-li of Xewbur/, llop.-w. U SoWo-htp. nilb bo In Id ;ii the School House iu Xc-rbarj, in said towii'liip. Tl.o v. 1 cetion in tin* (dcotum distrh t compost*.! of iln; borouah of Sliippvn>bury. town-, 'hip, and that part of Sout.liamptim-nut includ' d in the election district .yd' hi- held' at .the; Comndl 11«.use,_iA Urn Jioiu.u”h_o Lidhil^cipih'u, l ,. ' Thl* election jo the elects >n district nuii|n)A'.l nl bower Soul Inin. pt>m township, will be held iu the hon-e formerly occupied by William .Maxwell, in Lee-hurr. The election in tin* election district composed o( S.onh X-r■»'l o»s township, will bo held at the School Hou -e in Jacksonville. xorrrx is nj.r.xnv cm:.\ r . X That every p: - on excepting J u.-l ifres.. „f .lie who .h.'ll In.ld any I’tm-e or appei.ilun.-nt o! pfi'lii or siu-t under tin; Unhid State - , or of ihi- Maic, or a Ui'y o- liicurpc/.n.d Ui.-tvh t, whether a i- miinkMoned olViccr or o'lh fwi.-e, who is nr shall In* i ajj-l j.vi'.l im'Vr the ] egblalive, Executive nr .hi* dh i.iry !->• f.ir; nii'iil of this Stale, or of the Cniicd Spiles, or of any Incorporated Oi.-irud, ami also. thqi every member of ami of the State I -I: luie, a<iol of the S>Jei. t nr Common (.'•mm , i! .f ■ ' Lit v, nr Coin mi - - join rof any 1 iKinrpnra •ml [> u'■ ' '.-j i»y law incapable of ind.ling in* c\, n is ill <•! tin* 1 1 tu>', the ofiu enr:tj•{f< • i i i t no lift f Judge, I n.'j 1 *r or Lie; kofan v electb-n of ihis Common •.voalll , ami 11 ’il no .1 u*l_;« . 10.-peclor or oilier oili er • > .. h eli_'‘iioii si*. : i !o ilcgd-.u in h,j ’.lien mini m.'’, - .. An 1 t' i I A>‘t « f ‘'-onCy, onli'l* I “\p Art relative to clc thm*- - of ihi- CommouveaUb,” pa.-.-ed .Inly d. I S’..', lin Ihr r pio\ idc.-. as mllon •, [o u it ; ■•That, ihe In-perior ami .hilitres shall meet at the reepeetive places appointed lor holdin'g the elec tion iu the Di.-uiet to winch they n spectivdy be long. I-ei >re VI o’clock on tin; morning of the 2d Tnr-'hiy of Oeloher, ai.il ea>'h of said Inspectors .-'hall appoint one Clerk, who .shall be a qualluied Voh r of such bd.-Hdet. *■ In ca-e the pi-r-on who shall have received {lie -second hi ;lie>l number of vot<\i for hi'peetor, .-hall mu attend on ihe day of eleetion, then the person who shall hui e rm-ehed tie second highest number of voie< for .Ju lira :vt 1 1 c > ne.xi preeudintr vleetmn, : -h ill art as hi-pret .rin his place. And in ca-e ,h * per-'m who ha- received the highlit number ol' Volos lor In-j-eeiur shall.’, el attend., the p. r.-on elected Judge snail app-' it in In-pe*i i»j J.- peace, and in r.i.-e ihe jr i -on elected Judge .ball not attend, then rho In-nccier who xceoived the high' >1 number of votest shall appoh t n in hi- place •-and if any v ieam*y shall ci ,nhi'..o in the board for the space of owe hour a‘'C.r Cue lime fixed by l.i.vibr the oj • nmj; of ‘.he election, Ihe voters of 1 hr_(o\Yii>iiip, ward oi* district f.r which .-nrii uliii.er ,-iiall have been c.b;e(ed. present at (lie ■me of iTeeiinp, > T .i,-.1l elect v* o of their number to fill th- vacancy . Canicular aite - 'i-m i, dir< i ,, vd to dm A'-t of As- -rm’dy, pa--> i! :!i“ 2ft It day of fehrna I v. IS-kh on -1111 <• 1 1 "A.ii Act relative to voting at Klvetions in tiie.conn - b‘s of Aibim--, Dauphin, York. Lancaster. Ib.-ikjit., ‘-.hiiubuila 1, lliadford, (."'.'tie, Green, an h* ,! -'“i'-. ’ ■.■{/ ; ... •*»•.'•■. .. Ho it et.ar M by tho r‘ - naf' i an I llcowe f T < -'c via ti \es of the Ona nmm call h ol Penn .•ylvanbi in General A-semMy met, and it is hereby marled' by the aiuiio.dty of the same • lliat it shal he lav fu 1 for tl o ipialiiled \'oto-is of the counties of Adam-;, Dauphin, Lancaster. York, FranKlm, Cum berland, lied I'm I, Centre, t-'reen, and Erie, from and alter the parage of this Act, to veto for all candi dates f- r the var .us oPhee-s to lie tilled at any elec tion on one -lip o> - ticket: Provided, tho office for wh’rli every candidaie is voted for, shall lie desig nat.d as required by the existing laws of the Com monwealth. u Sec. 2. That any fraud committed by any per son voting in tin* manner above preseribed, shall bo punished as Cnniiav frauds me directed to he pun ished by the cxistingduw* of the C'onmonwvalih/' if nr the information of the oleetui?, of Cumber land county, 1 publish the following. being tho lib section of the Act of the' 1 tenoral Assembly of the session of Dial, entitled “An to provide for the lilJcTton Coy;monwcivUb, and to rejnlalo certain Judicial Districts. ■’ “ See. i. That tho oloctioi for Judges shall bo held and conducted in the'several election districts in tho same manner iii.aU respects as elections fur yieprc'ontativcs me or shall be conducted, and tho tho sumo Judge?', Inspectors, and ofli cor?, and by prcMsii.ua Vf thu Act of tho General Assembly, en titled 'Vn Act relating to the elections of this Com tr.cs'v Usllh," approved the 2d day of July, 181 ft, and its SC" i;sl supplements, and all - other like laws ‘ns tu m i< same shall bo in force and applicable, shall bo deemed and taken to the election of Judges: Provided, That tho aforesaid doctors shall vote for Judges of the Supremo Court on a separate picco of paper, and' for - all other Judaea required to be learned in tho law on another separate piece of pa per. ,< •'lt sha.l ho tho duty of the several Assessors, re spectively o attend at tho place, of bold ins every General, Special or Township election,'during the whole time s;*id election op ktot open, for the pur pose of giving!* Information 1 tho Inspectors and Judge, when called on, in sreation to tho right of any person assessed by them to vote at such elec tion, ami on snoh other matters in. relation to tho assessment of voters, ns the said Inspectors, or %Uh or of them shall I‘ruin time to time require. I “No person shall he permitted to vote at any election, as aforesaid, other than a white freeman of the age of twenty-one years or more, who shall havo resided in tho State at* least one year, and in tho election district where lie offers to vole, at least ten days immediately such, flection, and 'wifchU tw§ yosr» paid a-lfate tad' tenaty tet which ihall haro been assessed at least ton dayg be fore the election. Rut a citizen of the United State*' who Las previously been a qualified voter of this State ami removed therefrom* and returned, and who dial! have resided iu the-election district and paid taxes as aforesaid, shall be untitled to vote af ter residing in Ibid State six mouth? : Provided. That flic whito freemen, citizens of the United State.'-, hatween the ages of 21 and 22 years, and li.i» iug resided iu Ibis State one year, and iu Lb* election district ten duy*, as aforesaid, shall bo en titled to vole, although they shall not hav« paid taxe*. r ’ ■ .“Mo person' shall ho permitted to vote wboio r,: ao is not contained in the ii, : t of taxable inhabi tiinta funnelled hy the Commissioners, unless, First, he ; r jonoei a receipt for the payment, within two year.-, of f» S{a(e or county tax as-«is?cd ngrooably lo.thy eViutitution, and gisc satl.ifaelory evident* cither on his own oath or affirmation, or on the oath or ulVsriu.i'inti of another that be ha.< '{'-ud such a tax, or in fuihrro to produce a UTuiptpt.tpAl mak* <nith to the payment thereof* Or/SeW-c-nd, 1 if b* cci.ui a right to- vote by being - eV. »:.ecu»r between the agcJ of 21-imul 22 year-'. ill depose on oaHror -iG : nj.;.!i*>u ihnt he 1m» rOf idol in the Slate at least o. c y c.u‘ next, hefi-.c I. i . ii f ijo.c,ai.>u, and make spelt proof pi i -sidenco iu t!iL’b-inci as Ih required tv Jhi-J A•• f, a’i I tluit In* iio-'s verdy helmyq, frou.ii th« ac. imiu• s yieen him .'m;. In* of ti,y ago'nf'rco'Mil, and gu c Midi "fher e\iUi-uvo is rc’jn.ml by tl;i» Act; «iicTLiij.on the name of rh<‘ jicr-ou so adinli • ted to vote .-hall by inM*rtr*d in ih" alphabetical li'f, hy ihc luspceii.?.-, iind a note made oppordrr thcret* hy wilting tin* w«>rd •tax.'il he .-hall he admitted!'* vote by m’iniving pjid tax, or tho word'agn' if 1.0 si.all 1 ■ .idmilled to -... hy n n.-on of age, and in eitfuT ca*.i the r< nH..n oh -fc diafi l e.caf/cd out -to ihe Clerk.-’, win. shall make the like note in the ,-t of , <iti;r3 kept by lirfP “ !n ail ca.-cs wluue mo na.no of the person riai*- tiling to v.'te is ih>t luund on the li-l furnislicrl by tb« fonnni.-.'io..crs i-rn- n-.-juri. -t his r(c ht to v -dc wliotli it bo.md t'.o r. on or not, is oh;e f 'W dlo hy any qua li ned ciii/.cu. it shall l»* the duty of the 1 in* pec tors. Ij examine M>di p. ' uon caili a-* to hi- and if lie- dainia to have redded iu the titato for on* year nr m-.r-.l is <mU. -bail he : ulli'-ienl proof ihcro of, hut ho shall make proof by at Ica.-i one compe tent w ho cjhull Ini a qualilioil ebo.t<.r, llfht ha has resided widi’n the di-h-iei i-t no.re than ten day* next imm- diatdy juxae ling such election, aqd shall also hintdf swear that l.’.s buna fide, residence, in pursuance at hjs lawful calling, Is .wiUuu the dishiel* and that he 'lid not remove in the said district fur iin* purpose of. -cting thc/du. “livery per.ani.piahlied as uf-rt-shld, and wh* -hall make due poof, if rcpiir.-d. .of his ruddonca ,ui I )i iyincut of luxe' - , alhres.iid, shall he admiiV id io- vo(o in the tpwiidldp, ward or district in whieU ho shall redde- ....... • .; “ If mm pers* a h..‘.l j ivvr it < r r .ftempt to preve-.t an o'Xnvr of the ideelion under this :n'i iVum Inddini; ,-u.di cleeiioii, or use air lun.aL'ji any violence loan/ -m h olliccrp-.r shall iiit.-rrnpt or iniproperdy interfuru with Is* n i ! 'itMi.vcvutioii >d'hi • duty, si.V ! 1 block or att' mpt in bio'.!; -’p tiie wind-ov or n\eiuu* to any uiihlnv whcio the mi.no may ho In Mine', or shall riofoiiclj di-lnrh the peace, ot -ai I elect ion, er shall u.t* or _ •in too- anv ii.ti*>>; 1 tion, threat.-, iu.. e or vi olence With the dcMpn to n. im n> c 'tie’a’y or uvei-v awe anv eh ctov, m* to pievent him IVom \ -tyn/, • r to r-'-ii ,i in tlie freedom of ehoiei . - imh pi-r-nn on eon. vict,.y!i .-iia'l he fined in .icv -um not e\c‘,i;dino flT imndrvd d-.diai - , and t> he nupri.-oned for a tinuimot hs- than one or nivre than iw.,lv«; month - , tun if ib -hall be c hown to tfio court wimro the flat ot‘ f,nel* ofrema: shall he had. dial the pmV.n so otlendinj was not a rc.-Ment u f rh<. ui’y. sv.t/d, district <n (..w n -hip wlicio'tho said oilhn. o c.-mmitieil, and nut» entitled to * ole tisercin, then, on the conviction li« shall be sentenced to pay a fine of nut less than otw hundred imr m-wo than one .thousand dollars, usid to bo imprisoned nut less than six mouths nor iuoi* than two year?. . . -». ..• '• If nsiy per-on or per/ons skull M.ako any b-;t os wilder upon lh« <-f asiy election within thi* .•osiiiisonwenUh,or .-hall 1 lier t , nvak z ~ny such hot iu waucr. eiiher by verbal ’'Voidarmuion tlserelo, or aif\ r written ur printed <idvertiscine.it, op m\ iso any person or )a ~ to make such but or wa* :'cr, upon cmivielion tberuot, ho of they shall furfet, ami pay three tisiois the amount, so bet or to be be I “ If any pur tin not by i.iu* ipiaHficd, shall (rand* iiknily \.ote at an e.eciioii in iltls iv.mui' nwr.ilih, u¥ lieino ntl erwise .-jUalificd, shall vote out of his projr. •r dislrict, nr if si My person know imr the want of such ijUalili-'".lien, .■■dials aid or procure sm-h person to vote, ill” person,, on‘convict ion, shall hu fined m any sum ’lot.exiiecdinif two hundred deMiir**, sind bo iuipris oiscd for aiiy ’term irot monUis...»_.. *• If any person shall vote at nn-re than one elea li<\n district,a)r«Lherw’lse fraudulently vole snore thua nisei* on the -lime day. or .shall' frauduleiuiy fold op deliver to the Inspector two lieKels together, witii she intent illegally to vote, ur shall procure tin other so to do, he or they olVondinjr, shall uii enuvjetintt i>e lined iu any sum iml less ilian fifty not- inor* limn lire Immlvid d-.liar.-, and he iinprix.iicd fur any lurni uut less than ihsec nor mure limn twelve iiionihs. ' . . .. . • t “ If juiv person not qualified to vwte !n WU co/n -momvealth. agreeably to law. icxccpt the sons uf •pnilified elli7,ens) shall appear at any place of elec tion fur the purpose of m-ming tickets e.r of iuilu enema; tlie eiti/.e.ns qualilicd to > oqc, lie shall un con* vii tion foefeit apd pay any sum rot uXcecdiUK onu ImiMlred d .liar-, for every such otfemm. and bo im ; [irisvnod for any term not exceeding throeintmths.'’ ■ Agreeably t-o the provisions t>f sec ti nof aiiLn L eery Cencral and ‘•riti 1, Llectioi sba.i he **f e led IctAVeen the liours (if eight and tea in the foioivio:;, ;v»ul >ha'd,eoi;iijim; without intor riijith a < r adjoin irimn* nn‘il -e mi o’elucU in tho evening, when tlie pedis shall be closed. And the Judgcs-of the re-peeilve disiriela nf. .o <n'nl. are by -the said act required, to -m.et at lh« Court Hons , in the bormig!) of arlisle. on th© third day after the said day of eleefiuu. being Fri day, t!m 1 Ith day of (Jel'd.< r, then and tliero lu per form tiie things required of them by law, tiiveii under my hand, at CailL-lc, this Bth day ofbeidembcr, Ibhl. J. THOMPSON fttPPEY, r Sept. 8, 1801. AUDITOIIhS VOTICM, r I'*II I*l rtppomtcil ipjJtnr bv tho I OiqtJians' Court of Cumbcrlaiul county, Aug. Id, iMil, “to report tin: law a nl the facts” in thg mat'er of exceptions >f David S. Skinner, to tho widow haung nppraisi .1 to her thic« hundred dnl* L'.rt out 1.1 the Oiic'.o of Jacob 11. XieUey, dec’d , la: ■ of \\’est JeunsborougU lownship. before *‘ tlio payment of said Skinner’s judgment lien, which is for purchase money,” will attend Lo-tiie'dntiesof bis appointment, at bis oflioe, in iibeern’s Jlufl Huibling, uf Carlisle, on th* HWi day of. October, ISti-l, ut H o’clock, A. lif-., when and where all persons intercstv! are requested to at tend. Sept. 22. ISfi-t- :t Wot tee. To the Jicii » n.i<( I.'H'if Represent.j'v'-.h if Laif'ui ritir / ininjrr, . You are hereby notified to be and appear at tho next stated Orphans’ Cm i - L D* ’V hebl M Carlisle, in and for the county of Cumberland, on Tuesday’ tho 2 Aii day of October,. IBf> i . and accept or refuse to accept the Ileal of the said deceased at the valuation, or sho'V cause why the .-.vne she'-il I nut be suld. J. T Fill'PE V, SArnfi'. SfiJ-3fc Sept. Id, IttotfCC. To the Ifi'irs nil I Lrfjftl licjiVCffVtftivffl of Jhc. An/u ATactr, lute <>/ i'enn CY.inoc-r’aioi (’•iiiuli/, ; : ■ Tnko notice, that bv vb lao of a r." partition and valuation,-.issued out of tlie Orphans' Court of Cumberland county, and to me directed, [ Will h«dd an inquisition to divide, part o’* value tho-ilcal Cstatu uf Hie said Abraham Kmb. ibeoM., or.’ t-b« pvcm'soc,on Thurndo/f, the G uf C‘cto/o r, iS.V.j at 10 o’clock,'A. M,; wUnn and where you un y no* lend if yon think proper. ‘ J. T. uiPPEY, (tf. Sheriff’s Office, Carlisle, I SopTT 1 ;• * CscEiitoi'i Notics. NOTICE is hereby given, that Lcttern testamentary ou the cstal° of Jacob Her man, late of Silver Spring twp., dcc’d., have been granted to tho undersigned, residing in South- Middleton township. All persons indebted to tho estate uvu requested to make payment immedi-* ately, and those having claims against the estate will also present them for settlement. • Y. PETEK HERMAN, Executor, Aug. 25. 1864—0*. P. E. BELTZItoOVER, ATTORN E Y A T LAW. OFFICE in RhfcnVft' Hull BniliUnK, in the rear of tho Court House, Carlisle, Pa. • Sept. 22, 15Gd-Iy FOB SALE. — A Broom which will tnako three times the amount of. Brooms that can bo made by hand. Wrapper and Press for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. 1 Sept. 22, 1364-31* • . .- - SPECIAL NOTlCE.—'Persona indebted to tho subscriber arc requested to make payment, otherwise uuc«ast will be charged on tUoir accounts », um. M. C. HERJIAX, . A i di for. W, 0. BATTYEIC,'
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