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ouserifi Ainit quo Aloulits , thath:rportion
tet r
....I *4 . 4lmbiipitlit4.4o4446pft!tiitt' the
Vat _3 4 llirinphit l nke Ynaippid pivkinn•
0 Oaf ti DA. :Mt 'l t 2 roatZ,s),l: l ;• •pi r , 12 '
4P9VAM aLtRA44 1 4 1 45 1 494 t oqi: .13
it oditvelmo3Rts , ory the lie% York
kealltpth Itnitise;mbixth retoolinb'olition of-
Liko , :tiTikitythellittpitigrorlor
e.y.,o infOaliijiipliaoi#istiyat
- . A4V4 11 *
-4 25 C1 ' .90 1 0;4 1 0 - . ! 7:,'
triWelaiid : llc iii . o " Cd4d
Verrt. 'WS fir 31 -
IF4S;A rebßi
plot on e pot t15413103e 41.4 •prisolfets-on
Johnson's Istand;:i Coes& officers rat the
blockade at Wihningon t?
. eugineer;the
c 4 4o,.rpr. 94 1 ,4:n40n.
Tritrei man a propellei with 800
Canadians, surprise.the-gariison 'on the
island, and takelhe rebel prisoneni into
Canada. The story about privateers and
an intention to bumcities and towns, we
thick was the senSational addition.
Some. accounts say the 300 men were to
he : rebel, soldiers whu were to separately
tKavelAhrough the North in disguise,into
Canada.
Secretary Seward is Auburn
The Secretary of State, during Ins visit
to' his native town, Auburn, made a char
acteristie speech, which contains positions
full as startling as anything we have had :
one of, which, if it has any meaning at
all, has one so pregnant with evil,
that it is
,difficult to understand how
a.persoweecnpYingthe position which he
does, could have made
The first position taken in this speech
'is the one the radicals are everywhere ta
that the administration and the gov
ernment-are one. Mr. Seward says:
••" You will succeed, because you voted
for the government in Noting to sustain
tlmudministr,ation., Yonr-oPPouents
mat the tatal error of supposing that they
c.au.divide the administration from the
govertsMent, and'support the one and dis,
card the other. No man can serve two
masters," , ,
The same Mr. Seward who made these
remarks at Auburn; 'wrote - as follOws to
Mtl'Adbutlq,.pur Mbilster' at'LondOn, No
ember'l6. 1 •
•:t . • • ,
this country especially, it is a
.entirely consistent with the
Constitution, but even eential to itasta-,
hility, ,to rlgard, the administration at any
aiisting as distinct, and separate,
fropu the government itself, and to cauvass
tlist „proceedings, pf the one. without the
thought of disloyalty to the other."
-.AIM. yet this , min. ' , Om thus-palpably
contriadictsiihnself iSl'relied upon .by the
portly iii potter 4 -s U itatesinan i competent
teinntiet the; Sifaino of this . great coon.-
t rys,' - ' ;,, Tho speeeb.9,ftile. politician. Seward,
attAnciburn, , ioriipletely , :stultifies the deo;
larations of the Minister Seward, -in his
diplimatiorgraxiespondcinee. , •.•ifl. ~ -.' ..-.
Bei - vett
,andtlipep*i!Seward'is.hold: to
temerity„:: Ite;iiiiii . isk:44t,Were:wei .0
-411,-- , ..* , cc•„.. 3sio 1 ,, ,t;7% . ..1. ~..,. ...,,,
betreyer In the storra-tolci or his hahlthl;
exxlOrtite dtillkingi ita, abetddasuitposethe
had swisSiirtHd!altilenstiti tienplelopbof,tl*
oelilpllif i l*foirlhakiiig NS tifyi , .7 , l*
repstie4, 4 he Sai,4 A. 44 :iKtAiiti;ln i F 4 ' -;;•ii.. -
a itbatif. tbitnib tail*dil l '4 su ffrage.;
the Pr • • ' • ilk, ty,lip. , , , V . n1e204, 7 i 0,1860
stiff' a;; , --:.- 1 11 s l) nitO n ill,* 11,99f4(e
thi' - -, . • i :,:‘ l 6ftlit" . ni ": la t tes?nji, .
t i.
an .Bff ,.. 7 v i r t it. .. .11 ~
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thE d i„dot • ; "-...l4lWelrigP &Oil
18f,'„kalnai40`inajo,ritrvaliCA ehtlka:
AbfflirtEnneeliViii i ll364f i Clitidit i tifit2,
jority be expected to. acquiesce, without
voting kusi4esliOiDmig,..*-y-liedicalionleelstlimr
of AffersidDaiiipariJohniekHretUua
ridippri*Magoililiffitisigarilboekartunst
zioidla „Ai* ithitrOu hit* ' taniztfail;
war, Whilkly' 3': nothin . ' unt
alu itriViait artily. 101 l )3 'stet AStic , dsM—
Weiblienttptaintite 411Afol4144ion.b4r=
tai#14.110466% ii4ifitaitktisfig
tams" It: h , . 2U - Vtrrt, , , !
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wou.. ,,• -, — , iistitlibiniattidaliet
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jl eAr e lp' 1 4 3 4,1 ) 14Rid .: ,
A '"Vll* ic41:4941,1-#14414413AV1,
in g", 1160 ...4 01 * - 1 . :t) '.l l s'ili , -.,i;•
'Of . oillTTrmi - 47. 4 ,' . :
- ffAlthrePalr. 4 ,- 16v. ;i0 iiitiabel44.**.
Democratic : -.excha.nges-T,amonk-iftheii
some
...# l 4 i ' l° 4 I ff ib . st an*l4 j ll :o l o44itei ,
rive , ~- .:',Otiniit4lo:llo4-;grilitgl4..o;.
moot , stqfiiitz#:o4l-•:toi.0oe;
'y ~ ; i, , ,'Z, ' , , , ; ‘ -
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- - . 4:l*:*.* - jWkAW:v43 , I4. - -',gie;) , -,1
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ildrigAltp tikß, L .,4%o. l, i,:l, l .oiiiet* no li,gli,-
ex noli : 44* r #tiea : **444kAtqft
00 4Ak ti etAYntitc*. --, Aiiotviii;o*
-filliregPliiPePt*.a.tliklypm!W(?
_
The Conscription Act thiconstitutions4
3uihcaisfoftiflaiiftliaatitai'Pf e
Os Sm O! * 14 40 1 440 1 4 1 ; - :c 0 imirili0
h j t
e m a p 1!1 1 14 formjupe tons 0
strain invernment !officers film sending
diem into the military service, the Su
pr'ema Court -- delivered an opinion at Pitts
bug, on the 9th inst., pronouncing the law
to be unconstitutional, and granted an in
jwicdon etch case for the protection of
the Plaintiff, on his giving bond, with
nnrety toterapproved bythn - prothitnietn- -
- 17, in the sum of 9590.1 Chief JusticerLow
rio and ,Ytitices WoedWard and `Thomp
son each' deliVered on ovinion; pronoun
cing the,law uncoustitntional. .Justices
Strong and Reed; gave -dissenting opin
ionn •• • • 11 • • •
.
' thon"govonitnOt" refaced toe rep.
Tesente `-6y l o4iniet at the ario4ton!,
and ,4oes„itot intend to ,besegotrolled liy
legal Aeoisione:.
The 'opinicinteof the Judgeii are Very
le#gthY. ` tViicidiolird'a closes as follOwa:
Fhe!e ptber features of the conscript
law that deserve.critiCiam, but, not„to ex
:ter:4'w:furt,he,r;..l) mg, my ! oldec
tioes to At constitatiogality on, these
grounds „. • -
s'Orlit":o9 power of COPgess' tp
raisoand supwit armietioloes Rokinclnde
'the "pow er dialt the militia ''of the
Staten: . - „ „ . . ,
. That the :power of , Congress. to
Call forth the militia cannet.,be exorcised
7113 the fOrnis of this enactment.
3d-That a citizen of Pennsylvania can
not be subjected CO' the rules and articles
of war until he. is in actual military ser
vice.
4th. That he is not placed in such actu
al service when his name has been drawn
from a wheel, and ten days' notice there
of has been served upon him.
For these reasons, I am for granting
the injunction.
Peterson's ffiagazine.
We are in recept of this popular Lady's
Magazine, for December. It is a splen
did number. "Peterson" will be greatly
improved in 1864. It will contain nearly
1000 pages of double column reading ma
ter; 14 steel plates; 12 colored fashion
plates ; 12 colored patterns in Berlin
work embroidery .or crochet, and 900
Food_ engravings—proportionately more
than any other petiodical gives. 'lts st4i
ries and novelets are by the best writers.
In 1864 four original copyright novelets
will be given. Its Fashions are always
the latest and prettiest. Every neighbor
hood ought ,to make up a club. Its price
ia_onlva.wa_Dollazsaxear. oralioßarle -
than Magazines of its class. It is the Mag
azine for the times!' To clubs it is cheap
er still, viz : three; copiesfor $5, five for
$7,50, or eight for 'slo. To every person
getting Up a club at, .theie rates,,thepub
lisher Wilt Rend eztrA copy gratis. S.pe
citeens `sent (if written:for) to those wisb
ing`to get ap clubs. Address, postpaid,
Charles J. Peterson, 306 chestnut, street,
Philadelphia. ,
garTheßeptiblicnn., has, 'for'
,
quoting Treinithel organs ! but it has not
yetiied : the following Apra ,the Mobile
In
Roiiter,, au intense swech Taper :
"The. Democratic party is not in pOWer
now, and-:we may thank God'for it,• The
North is not less set On a purpoSo of final
„separation than we are. The Republican
- party are not fighting to restore the 'Union
any more than the old Bernina fought to
establish the independence' Of the coun
tries they invaded.. The Republicans hre
fighting for conquest and dominion. and
.we for liberty. nnd independence: 'There_
is only one party in the . North'WhONiont
this Union restored,' but , they have nO
More poiret.L4egiklative;ueltientive'Orju;
diciiiithatrthel,paPeriwci*lte'on. ' •
As long as th*Republittanti hold pone' ,
- they will think of Congueistiutd , donlinion
iinly, , nud we, of theotheibtuid,edgreoirW
- up in solid - columnlbifteedoM 'and.inde=
pendenee, which wel - stiali'be - certain to .1-
stieb (foreign) ; desistance' as
• we_ may : now - confidently , :tixpeet;"befEiro
the Delzweiats , of the 7 Nertli'Ok in pewit.'
aainiandTwiteiwaisPeFiligfiltiOnr"aiiii;
1 ! itaniiredwistiniction 'conatitniiiiNtaPl
I`.beasionomndlgnailtnti4Y with
:nlltsucli;:stuff! wanefistiOinlN
141413chstiat ber itieti li kiThiddettlilElteMitt.
in& Chlwleel: &sinner; THEY" CCM .
TREOILIAINIONaIfirtpESPISEIr
and SO - 110 WE.' And WelicrWlittiittile
liesergissdimen 14% 3 141 theiltifieu,i
!tlYnion and the adeursed ConstitittidliMet:
d` ills
partrin.tha Nerthfltheilltht& ".. ,fiefelti
I in tiotilitest by tniwaihlnth lttih
I the Constitution and thOtTnion as V
!Too ketOingto,l vi ,Lonz,as lip '
illarAViiii!ailiniendi:
or-ancient.• antagonists' of
..thiviwiti.
raginnillkaivntion;ift. i sRL'
• that the'fatieticisinofthe ebolitionikee•
not,theiittide*lt illocimedinetit .40tizeiit
Whip**
have become diligiltalorOftiteAtfriitakil
eburCl . nre*ppit;atia)ifiolti-th,ilf ancient
; .11,1 :1;; ; ;
I
States dealt* iiiiiitinia.eitiM*l;.
fgep ; ofponti Etutbi, • absdin -_7fiecessi
;droF. &viol:114: ti4,l**,:ypie
anger, so clean r a
the 134144 and -once
we: - 7*Q4l4t***Of - 4 0 47'- - gO4etitutioif
ttie
I.lo.44,l4**ol24ilimetniSmsiesk,,and
ted
1 90 f renxtbkinoroatialits
. _
THE WAR . .
—-3 t
been
of
HamOond big been
ortti:3red.tio Nashville, Tenn., on 11 ,
inapection among the hospitals': ,'our'
westemarmies. According to oificiarre
prts there are 84,472 bedsfor patients in
the United-States general Aospitals, and'
there are at present 20,105 persons under
treatment.
The news from the army ottlte Potninr
i
ttetiortn tj OA' a
considerable body of rebels shelled Gen.
vatr'vklis camp 'ffigtr?StoVehiiiiiiit on
Thursday, thus provinglhat some of the
enemy are still .on ibis side:of the Rapi
dan. 'There is.a .great scarcity , of tobac
co and other necessaryartielesfor the sol
diers, in consequence of the ektended pro
hibitjon ag,ainstantlers:..r • •
the United. States steamer Massachu
setts, ; Charleston bar arrived; at
-Fortres# :Monroe. wm•the, iShe
ports that firing was still kept up on Sam
te,rl.4lo AN* fgrkwaS entirely demolished.
The relooltkpdt.up .a:fhtweacltaight;
Idit;anyiot! thn following dtly. There
bidtbeentito titiogvitiCharleston of , late,
4,fightoourrtd on theaLittle ffenueit-
Bei) river on Monday last,..iimwhjch a‘reb-,
el regiment:Am repulsed„ with theloss of
i ' fiity 1 440 awl •forty,scaptured. Generid
Gluthuers r ia.etatedo titab'inake„
.auOtkr,AttnokotkAlliersville.,;lTent&All
lia.trppprited: qttiot betiveeztlemphis and
;Corinth. t,,, ,11 •
.
, The : steamer Allen; Colliercrecently • at-
Atte4d-by guerillas a short-diatanceibelow
*len% ,was "taken to - the shoroand the
.passengers and crew robbed. The boat
was set:on fire and burned to the water's
edge. She was owned in Memphis and
valued at $15,000.
Gen. Price has retreated with most of
his army from Arkansas to the Red River
Valley of Texas, where ho hopes to do
something in aid of his rebel confreres in
Western Louisiana. Thus the entire state
of Arkansas has been rescued front rebel
rule, and is once more in the Union.
Affairs in the army of the Potomac re
main unchanged. Considerable firing . was
heard on our extreme left, on the 15th,
proceeding from our cavalry and the re
bels, but so far as ascertained, nothing se
rious occurred.
It is-known "beyond doubt, that the re
bel army, with the exception of detach
ments of cavalry, have moved to its for
mer strong position.
General Meade was in Washington on
Saturday, and held a long conference with
the President, Secretary of War and Gem
Ilaßeck.
A correspondent with the army of the
Cumberland states that all danger arising
out of the diffielilty bf - obtaining subsist
enee is removed ; but the abseneei of
forage was severely felt, the barge trans
portation not beina ° able as yet to afford
sufficient supplies. Great numbers of licr,
in - consequ'ence,
and large bodies of our cavalry had been
sent back to be remounted. Nothing of
an offensive nature can be undertaken by
our army at present, as it will take consid
erable time to collect suppfie.s in sufficient
quantities at Our new base et Chattauoo-'
By the arrival of the
.trinied States
-transport Continental, from New Orleans
For. 6, via. Key West Nov. 11, we have
accounts of op,erationi in the, Tecps cams- .
try. On.the morning of the' 3d inst. the
advance of Gen. Washburn was attacked'
and driven in, but thOrehels were in turn
speedily checked and driven to a great
distance, with a loss of two hundred men
taken prisoneraindone hnndred killed.—
Our loss was forts killed. The force in
Western Louisiana concentrating. at
New Heria and vicinity, where they, will
await fukher'orders.. Nothing wail known
of Gen . Banks' last naval expedition to
the Itio Grande.
•
By 'the .eaptfire of , the4ebei bloekatle
runner*, R. E: Lee s , , ond Ella
and Annie, off Miming*, N. •c 4, Our
government ' intercepts ti . .o4mher•of,,dis,
patches; letters; &fe.,!frinit yartons
bivl9 in Etiroge'*hiCh show the: gpap-,-.,
il -- vilikkaii:,lf2eofeitetate
n diplonmiry.
both. inFfiitee-and ,
partrbflthe eokiiktii?lidehh# l ;• - '.411a,t6 'the, .
format iineW.Valijo-C0,11Li4q,P9,1,
itweenthe retiOhiWtim j l3elintidai ri
f! • ,•;;-?,
oy:fitsottilifimiol,4ternito-dis'
0.5j4 -4,150/IR4Prigetlitkabld(OPA:
. t 4
4 O 1;:iFl
a isOrtelllo4l4l'dayoilkadlrik
:feNg9 •i;4
lhe sea * - exptt tiOn
:thlPaus 191:0.0: 01 30..! , 311 c Aiinetal
:13a4CperfoFkal OntiniadVhad;strogessfi&,
IF4/ 4 4441 1 . 1 941tAtttbilrithiGrkode:i
, PAg i l l)/e YA B I 4 g 4 4-Ilf-Ilie-oribxPbrininvb
fi r lAßOW i l l gt. VI PAW' flaintOrtt4!idrikwal
e ll/ A-V3 e ßVVtPApaaliftlittlidigitirv i esil
sra -4 1 .0V 9u 0PultkirtkinbasSztoti.been
cflitAfelit I, fiabo 04iditiow
I wi t : c iflAnik/Outhlottliforitiirkandillitr
tnqh 7Ai1m99.44.14994/3 werailandetio
I i T NeV st ONf e rtigMiAleitdie4tijkolirlk''
DitailanubOtiaa:
.t K lNP,;efet@Ellidi Altritxpeditivitjo
*4l l / 2 RI-31Pu; -'gxlifititdPvihbßiditelideni:
wali.leff! .341*.407161ient) tactile
ANCifffnt,,tlFß it,NuiliPP44looritteilai*
"I:6.WaSVUIettIBM Ottimofflpi_itlise :140nif
;.1r452,P081.9 3Y9k.raste*CMJ'r*Fm;
lOrt YO . tOPRPPigIi • RICERMTP.PIge ,
94401 it.‘iieS":qttg.ti4pil. Ttlie„expw and, !
45, 4,4• 41 . ,1 3aii,61,*upiP4
p2 .... 16, ice
olio4
trn of thoconhtry?,*itia zoilksi;74l,
bittsltcsli easti4rd'fiOnfifforinsville.--!,.
folio
is about 'fiftOn th °Asia *en ! ' .
ankliC'Hii"ghte),glinbOat t i ;
tvAiikt*' t l o . nteingat,lf . #loe:,
•, ea~erate ;`~ rdtr'engtiit:ip
Tfxigiileat*Y;- .Puire thaii"Onguilf
ifieir forte oi c oi* 000 sores
7"
06", •
and the bombardmen(beeomas_feebler ev
ery titilY. tutinny'Cwotts ~ttre 'fitidi to
have impOgnable;i and the
way eaptuting them' is by
laud attack. that the, Triblinti
bitie4emetyAoubtful of sue
efts, and accompanied with inimense loss.
Sumter isStill being battered, -but still
holds out. It is now a valuable iron mine,
over three millions ofponnds being alrea
dy !brown into it. Already there are ma
.the early abarldhnment
of the siege.
r, The
.Battle of Gettysburg.
Meade ,has made his official report
of the camoigwin Maryland and Pennsyl
vania, and the;prittle of Gettysburg,. in Ju
ly• ,Eleglyes as his reason •for not
Jaying ilie.report before the, Department
atr au.earlior ilate, the severe wounding of
several of bis corps and division comman
d6res, whose repetts-were necessarily' de.
/ayed. r. )Ivordsi 151en.;Meado sums
np' the' result( of the campaign nefbllows :
, ITiainp losses' in the engagements. of July
liatc24 -omiAd— , killed , ,! 2,834 ; 'wounded,
43,70E4 ;missing, 8,643; total, 23,186.-•3
guna44l,l-,etandardvand 13,621 prisoners
bands;fetl into our and the enemy, de-
Gatiysburg, was compelled to
ev i aenate, Maryland . nud:Pennsylvanik and
Withdraw, from the upper valley of the
Shenandoah:,: -.A high tribute - of praise is
AwnEtiftd,itho officers /and, 'men for their
Jiniferm courage and gallantry in the bat
, tles,aroend Gettysburg.
QUA, tavern-keeper at Leigh, Lan
cashire, hs inscribed over his door, in
stead of the usual Pictorial notification,
"my sign's in the cellar." A man who
lives opposite says that folks who g o into
that cellar most always bring out the
signs thereof with 'em.
—Say, you fellows who voted fol.
" Curtin and.no Draft," how do you feel
about now ? In your pockets we guess.
—Those valiant gentlemen who, on the
13th lust., raised their voice for war,
haven't gone yet—they are waiting to be
drafted.
—The Holmes Connty(o.)Farmer, in
speaking of the result of the late election,
says " we all • have the consolation' of
knowing that Lazarus was licked by the
dogs and lived."
Dr. Adam Clark, : the great commenta
tor, declared against political priests.
He said ; " Political preachers neither
convert souls nor build up believers on
their most holy faith..
—Tito Presideut has caused an order to
be read in the army, threatening the
severest punishment for speaking disres
pectful of him. - When the great CnCiar
declared himself Dictator in Rome, he did
not take such precaution as this.
—The Supreme Court ofNew York has
decidallthat. arbitrary.: arrcs4.are. uncon
stitutional, and that the President has no
more right to order them than any other
person, neither in time of peace nor in
time of war, This is a matter so plain
that weeannot see how any decent sane
man CO' for a Moment bare any , doubt
iipon the queStion ; yet. Republicans and
their leaders. will - stand up and argue in
favor of those arrests. to the great 4isgust,
of sensible teen.
•
•
I.onisvilie. Journal : We
don7i know that the President can raise
30,60 new voliinteers, but he can place
Buell an4llcOlellan in; the field, add that
*nal be worth half the , number.
—lt is found by investiiation that • the
number of Mew who have been actually
killed in this war. does not fall short of half
a million.
:--ThoPhiladelphia and Erie Railroad
was : opened to Emporium, Cameron
County, on the 19th inst. Eighty-fire
miles more of the road are under way,
which- will , earrY the road frOm Sunbury
toSt. May's leaving only a 'gap of twenty
three miles unfinished-between Philadel
phia and'Erie:
.
( 1 4 . t%',01i0 'Of Ai ihanies and 'dis'gr • apes.
"of the,day, that , thdiVishipitOU,A,s.seczat,'
"ed Pieria Teleiiiiiiio,': an hiiikeSt Uiaa l is
made id' 116 - "lrbuih6i,iti."' 'Re iiiinbt
help , itr . " T'Ailitkiiiiiii 1 are ‘ isn't - ioUk. his
'hands - , -, kntoktqf tetelfilid,' - `plut: -. nevisn'ek,
jmblisli ileiii;'findiVini; thea to 'rbi llilse.
Aridlliialilief'dhlY . ,irtie,oo. iiVii t y news, , '
r i
oa-6.lll4,:i , btiVereie'of..' o'6 -, .nest 'l' lyJal
political: bniraTtil: L 'Tho'"A'duifffiit ' iOn,'
- makes use, of thq teldgOpli ail'cl tetegr: s ph 7
l e '6 attedivellepedpie- ';'''' ',"
, rvt .-.. . ri. ~.,. 1 ., , ' , -:L , 147. . a Ifs
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fit 40tig; tifi'f i ntn,e: ( tnni orliFing.theo
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qiiehl i hie, tP. 00 0113ef9r9,4, ( lPPalIe•
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and' fraii l ;B;`.''. . 4,-.lv#o "aul.,, 0h4444. 1 _, oc!
, cegt;ffaWom iti - the ' Sect:hid - 11'6in andltu,
l e
'li ii° l-&" Al b' r Of g tliP r *., WI I MgM t , I4IV
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a i s `hiL:ftl ' ft.,lN)9R r d.Afßpe..:7 , 7
. 0 ii, , ' in f a r p i pema 4,02y/9 - 01Ni
iffea opiPAClidj i A,efore flic i flonyi Vent,
14svi 4
ff 6 t4ilet 4q4- 44 1 . 1 k, 41.0e111P-4;
.;`diAllii r ,.A.o4. l naii*:i i :.::
10 - ..pkitiop'ii444,p 9 # 4 4 One-, tho.usawl.
inekv44l4U'Agegbpay county then they
AveltaL94 &f. 1 ", ‘ T6.,-11.43r-OtAbeAPpnbilean
l ie b , ,lt'itcl-119riASITP , Pongan4 - majorityr :
motel, OA eyermeetvedbefore., i 0414 ,
P l , 7 .2l l iot:OtOdiins „freed, 4 it: must .i he, a..
" 1 " , !!e , ; :yt;if, , ,,, , ,- - ,c::!':: - , :i; .7,,.• ;!,.., ~.,,,
b e en 4tonteresting ekpostire-bas.
en made in Connecticut. : . h rappears! 1
ib4.thn, Gpvernorpliasi ;been distributing:? tipti:;.tirmn:ot- - -the- -State ':iirmoty :to ilbei.
f4lclai,l4sognesi , • , and, *ben . tenedi ;to ~, ao ,
• ,eputtiby thelegielataittbe excused Mai.;
pelf by tbd plea that, them;; was MDT lair
.101.401.4 and that Acre Ic:rereitidieitiohh .
thntvlhemlisvOlihl. , ietibitaned.,to 'the
dratr,;:tnvartdoh. it is reidied.tbactheionly:
: Moh-vy t erAce own I
,in4l the: StnUivieai ne •
,vbieh_deate#lyedl“Piiintiei*tin; ne*simp';
er,, . ' -''' - - -- --. .f - ' -.--- - - - - -- -
MOTION MINI
yrgirinatniiitlolilieritlon lititint onr National and
a., yionciai avdp. !tali( havy ; Ctruie to the conclusion
t;i.
that; ' '''.! 1 - := ; ~-,,, , r : r
_
-TeAdttaliyikrOb.egi&y . f
for the following, good reasons First. we have on hand
a splendlogfitoch,of
I
Suminer , Bhawls,
• '
ilk;anc Clatl ClO
- , • ••,_
-4744.1.As.„Banr,,ep.Liondiwrioni.,141.k: Gliaghaiatl
;,„ 4
,yvv,el4 sz t tr,zap t uft,
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33ClaVraM il i n: . 1 1
. • 1,;r;: I
t - t*ty orstyle,*
sist!d_prlec,ll:ca,t!..pktuute
Domestics. Prints
; .
'from 12 cents upwards. SIIE4TnraB at almosl any
price.. BEDTICKING, STRIPES; and '
DENLUZ from 18 cts upwards. ' • ' _
Pr - Flannels of all•colors and pric..s.„4ol
1111111NER1 GOODS.
We Matter ourselves that we can compete with any
drm this side of New York, in prices. styles, or quality.
For all of the above we wish the public to draw on us at
EXCEEDINGLY lOW FIGURES
r.liii•d i CADlA -1C46-1
and
Furnishing Goods
Or Arhteh we are the Bole sanaufactarere
We wonld say to those In want of such. that we can
Anit any one, no matter how• particular the purchaser.
We can furatth on the shortest and the moat
REASONABLE TERMS
a snit of cloth which may be used for getting married, or
face a Butternut Regiment. We guaranty a good fit 'and
a troll-made article, having a
Manufactory at 24 Dey Street, N. Y.
We certainly have adrantag,es over the majority in this
branch.
We call particular attention to those who know them
selves in arrears with us to come and
_pay up, as we need
the hinds to carry on our business. We are no friends
of long credits, and believe In the paying
"Short Settlements makegood friends."
Yoan4, truly,
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum , lY. Co.'
MONTROSE, Aug. 20th, 1863.
Register's Notioe.
lIDZIO NoTIOE is hereby given to all persons eon
'. owned In the following estates, viz
Estate of Caleb C. Newton, late of Herrick township,
dee'd. Famelia Newton, adnfz.
Estate of Evan Lumley. late of Herrick township, de
ceased, Ben. Daniels. ed'mr.
Estate of Isaac Howard. late of Sillier Lake' townehip,
deed, J. M. Howard. aft's. ,
Estate of Wm. W. Hinds,late of Rush township, dec'd y ,
F. M. Illude, 'adm'r.
That the accountants have settled their accounts la
the Register's office, in and for the county of Susqlfehau
na county, and that the same. ill bg: presented to the
Judges of the Orphan's Court °fogad county ,on:Friday,
November 38, 1863, for contirmatibb and allowance.
Estate of A.. 1, Chatoberlin. late Of, Gibson township,
deteased;Vm: T. Case. miner.
Emote of.rantes! Gardner, lattLof 'Herrick township,
dereeSed, Jeremiah Coon, adm'r.
Estate of T. It. Miles. late of Dimock township, deed,
Jas. G. Blakeslee, lulurr. • • ' •
Estate of George &wins, late of Bridgewater deed.
Eliza ihtekrus.adnfr. • -
Estate °risme' Black, late of Rush township, dec'd.
A: W. Gray. adrift..
Estate of George Salisbury. late of Clifibrd township,
deed, Ziba Berns and OW. II 841lb/wiry, advert.. I
That the e occmmtants bare settled' their accounts I n
the Register's office, In and for the county of Susque
hanna, and that the same will be presented to the Jndg
es of the Orphan's Court of said county, on Friday Nor.
20,1863, for confirmation and allowance. •
To be presented, ic., on rriday, Nov,.22th, 1§63
Estate or Alanson Lung, latecii Rusb.townsldp, deed,
A. B. Lung miner.
Estate of Hannah 3t. Welch, rtiftior,}fitial aetout4 tat
Wm.
.11, Post. guardian. '
Estite of .11.:,r0n Carrier, late, Of Dlineek-Itonnislari,.
deed, J. W. Carrier, Adp'r. 0 ;*.
11. it; .stwELe; gokiii.e ; ;
Register's MontrSise, OCrAk/ Mr ,
PE Ft_
SOLDIERS' -.ESION
Aanirrtait r itiPalt:
rrfWunairsignek tlnintgn6iXiirsOr
wilt give nromgiailengsq,saiali slaimonix,
limited-la hie'. care. Cbaed jów, and •Inforinzition
•ii L.
mopt6se,.TptiO, ,s m
411 ; - ;., tifi;
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AdEXlreli74,4ll lit '1
•ker, • 1,,
EXCEATPTIONT OFFICE;
-•ry IT 54 , .` •-••-'
- . ; ; . OVER Tite r lo6BT4lPPlok
Overrittitig4o,6 t hi&fi r „ 4 r)
Olt 3:1 tatp.`i t:3
j ."1 7 . A.
,rlll3g. ,AUdcralatildlidirkUlg OnikdeanbillteitAtBVl
• 4 JL - Ftrqem.Mpttons (MVO tliOattiftitrenr ed.
4nd.mvlng,gusmartidAinf ttfew# e
that at Scranton Kegnlsitf l fpf% dtd
•WM &teal , that Unman at ha o opta.
do.:od,w
n: tri. to 10 p'e rtesatnutrb;
OAilln p ttlealltilves s l4 my. beta,
iiiil pet tft
th 0 4 1 c. 0 . 1 1 1 m 1 041.41e Itlng-116111ctrithat!
re 'wafted, and I, greqre„, t. 1 1 ,1
theya , .en ,doec
Ati ff Tfuniudirmoicitadvant.gy.
Thtniso . .. maim *di - 14i0iise! sitid Aihiriods
!emited:. te efinipttorifre ms.follow • •
ri tab igiehlSenO, n Waited %rife tat Vilifspaliq t 4l2l /
Rw otofrigedorlnfitnetrmrpareOts.
- 2cf.'ean of Vie sons o qg
~.I)ttpd,rm,ovnttylybeni7
thereis more thatteite ion. t•-• " " =
„hiraturvourtif i atitni e flat t er 4.1
fLIPP.k?Ft• .15i1 ,"; ei; ty 0 xi;
, ltn. AnCa int'aPieteber sk. fatally, wher e . there,.
mre trio tablioem or rmosione faMily'already
theljnited,dtatetw • . , : I
" Each_ person who le t he tether of mothetless,ehil
-111312131:12 pare of oge,i dependent o a hls labor fbe
elt t r z t t „,"
• p.a."... a.. years of. age, '• over de
yearalor age '; aftik'marrrod,"‘ or - ever 40 .
years , ' dr
age. " •
• ..4thomione •
lar:Wrierf there ste,two nt. monsoon:Sof *alarmed cr - ;
Ilia ,Paront, xia . pho parent desires to oleetNhlerterml
be exempt, the 'el Hon !Must •be made 'belbre the drM''
nokbe. gaited.. ,
' , Therearetmuiy °Merl:natters Pettitntng tq tbe Diet
nessteihtelt: areal ruportant to the drafted Inerkito•underii i
etand, and of 'Which they wl,ll 16Infoemeitttpon present ;;
frig themselVes at mkt oMee.• ' _ - •
; VittANKLINIFEASEL: •
dftoruereltd cennsellopat - LIIFOrtnI4.T,
Montrose, Pai;Anr.l4,lddl. '
_
.irifErfud KRARBrv'-i.
x•erenus Bartker,lsts of ifinyitu Pt, ,
' Late.oflloyfi.st wat 'Parboil's,
.41 Now er,J,:it."rarbeill "
1.) Find nleAbill sellehampoolug,-.•:,!
• 'Find Mg CUR klitt° anit.YOßt
-;10 Find itioleady , yetis service.
yet sms . 0 ICHM11:47.31011318, - ;
"•IdontreSe,tict.ls; 1663; it • • - • •-•
QI4TERLIN6 9 BWROSIA. for icstorloir Hair,
for ease by if . ABEL TURRELL.
•
WYOMit4IIIY
COninteridir called..
_„"
nett torn of tbfillnstitiatleti will commence
T.. 11 . November 19 8 .1863,
Noce th
yy e - bite flreconsttining the BOarding Ball, e.„
brictibuildllags hive been,eiected andthe old ones
reuessisted;. The new chapel is In the center bul.'d
ld
,iirmueb tare!, r than the old one, dud by slide p, r .
tit ions can be made to Include all the lower floors of th e
two new wings: altogether making the largest audienc e
room to Pennsylvania.
Recitation rooms, students' rooms, dining hall, e s
tell asiholaniNtestletonglaquatraveheen-made In ever,
PsPecf,PleralliN elailLCOUssllUctit - alllkoaciof auy other
school in the country.
The ladies reach the chapel, recitation rooms aid
dlastnartraltialflt eillrftlefrktfr"
- A fall In; of. boroughly cdacaligetrerifed sad
succenta 'irth i and wept.
icabAppa u, a see and wells Libra a valu
able Cabinet tog titer with all thealp f plianCealtef a drat
chr sa . . s einflarrnolmreVreliatront‘o Mir Institutlot
all the all tiguartia.4. ea.U-Sdhalraf at.ichool fur their
so_ns land datighters. e ,
Vlatisif WhenitayWisbbis prephisitheinselt teed.
ltlg s eilll have,* goodaSrantagqaliett,tCi Apt
eicl t -
NbralfflBellool:: - •
' c.,7ElkibleaudipacleraslaittnettlßhilielaeWatted and
funtistiedlorts Ccanmerc al Ccrirege,' no pains will' be
•10 -
ZVVVintherci=Weevil - equal - 1n averrreepect tante very
al n . 14 .1;
It VIII crDbruca,two.depqturentai Tvzoni vq , aid
PritOrtudr.."fn tnelbtninr, h ill belatfccht-the Speneeti
lUtSysteuselfrreunmanahlpobrelfortnigh knowledge of
4.1300 k-keeping, lheibest.atultabstptactiail melbas's(
tonstsuakuglitteteat.Parcetatagkoßrolkerage. Itsuranee,
Comsnlatdon e Equation= - ofTemente, nutlet , p inner.
ship, Settlements de. de.
lalatiaßillnitialbrilMaktdiawilliosputlacjieteit oppe
ratl o 4lPPaatigs tsfplese Bllla,Drafts, Checks, 6 e .
posit, Ticketi. fee:., Wholeittio land-Retail dtor •
Posty../ittilreed and Steamboat offices - supp li ed w i t h 7 ,1 1 1
— customary fixturee. -Special attention will be siren to
BusinetteCorpnidebck Ruins; Leal, Customs and
Querationa, nazdhipviereilishe, mined tibia limy
tetra thirrra oftdaryfekablia trine !and iseertase
nes to prepare stlidents for 611teedini in the buninees de.
tiesatitemployments ofille., • ,
There will also be established lathe College two Tel.
enTa„ ph Offices I - tarnished with superior instrumenta, and
they will be rendered as complete an every respect as I
the best offices in the American-Telegraph Company.
The teacher of this branch 'alt. prec r tleal, operator, and
will give all necessary attention to bile department_
Such will he the facilities for acquiring the an of 'tete
graphing that students can become-prac tical operators
In a very short time.
By connecting this department with theAcademictlts
entire expense, Bar A Commercial course Is reduced Ms
half what Is usually charged in schoolsexclitelvely Con.
mercial and yet the advantages here are unsurpassed.
Diplomats will bo awarded to those who satisfactorily
complete the Course, and we shall take great pleasure in
Win' , all such to secure situations in business.
Or Send fora Circular. -n
Application for admission to the College or Seminary
orfor farther particalara In regard to either may De ad.
decerett to U. NELSON, Eingeton, Pa
October A 1863
THE FIRST MIMI.
NEW FALL GOODS!
ABE TO BE FOIM) AT
R. NM
ELEGANT assortment of Ladies' 'Dress Goode, De
laiues. Cashmeres, Paris Crapes. all-wool Plaids,
black and colored alpacas, black silk prints &gingham,
Ladies cloths, Skeleton and Balmoral Skirts
DOMESTICS.
Drown and bleached Timeline. White, red, gray. stri
ped and domestic flannel, denhnis, ticks, and all other
styles of domestics.
IN en's Wear.
Partienlarattentlon Is called to this department. lin
flue black French cloths and caFsimcres, army bile ta.
shneres, fancy cassimeres, Kentucky Jean. ebeepe gray,
eatinet, and Tailors' Trimming,,, Hate and Cape, etc.
Ladies ' Wears
Hosiery. Hoods and Leggins,.Lndies' docking, Fancy
Gonda and Notione, including an. elmsnit and chaste
etyle.of Ladies' Dress Combs.
. -
Sam brown, yellow and white. at Prtees not to er•
tapan„Black. aod Green Tea, of the very BEST
quality, entrails,, apices, ginger; snot and tobatco, Bird.'
mockers`], endlsh,, etc., etc. . •
•
Crockery, L Oilijampa;.Glitris, dcd•
Crockery ash kinds. hardware iron,
and linseed oils, coat oil lamps Andtixtures t glass, rash,
paints, paintlOstir'itc., eth.e, •
BOOTS AND: . - SITOES•
•htene Kip and heavy boats, boys and Tooth's kip sod
heavy boots, children'acupper loci" shoes. misses mo
rocco shoes, ladies' primearticie. walking, shim's, ladies'
galterS and morocco shoes, halmoral shoes, Ladles
calf alms. • •• -
Thelbore goods are to lie sold at prices th at aatLs
fy every one. . •
TO
haye constiAtly mar nd a impillyof butter piler: Nn
charge for pane n6d grab' for br4ter , .. , 3lah,ttra latt fur eale
• Producp taken= in. EAcha,nge.
moutro.e,,:s a it.liAzifi its'!" 3.74MialvITT.
-
fleCrllirgiArßra C,
•lo
. • • _TURRELL'
..„.
lerJtSrctently_receivedt . and•trerstently receiving JUL neNsjita4p - tjes • 1 4 • A • •
ZN. r. zt
trif
- .c •
J the respectivelttiql departments of trade in which be 1 I
•Lf
fellgage4ef9P,c tentleMts-sleuretharatrioaewusrricteravor
ied him withltelevatrouy t raud-hopes-to-merit a cos-
Menace of Weir favors. public arc reapeatfp/17-ic
-vited Will] at hla Stele; At ealuelkietludittreslud pri
cis of his goods.
itteptßilac, Nov. 5 . /SG&
•
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D
if 1
dßiriq i
ht
yrefiEWßrni:.
Clare: ;
BorTrßr fo*Wo Wii;
;tight Brown,
I *Elnott Brown,
?Cri
Dark 4 . • 1 .1
_,:fauk en
fght. Green,
Start'_
Fat .• • • 4t
tit
,FP.4l!,l4aleZc
Pot 23 centa ,ynn critillcolor as many trl*o
gnotts,aa would.
lotherWise coat dye times_ that dim. Parlous shades oan
he' P"d4Cett ,fr9gl4,be 8 4nwrle-.3 1 4 Proocant,is Amnia
`tmo any ono eithigefe. tiJq.XA;,,with,patiecrtictwat,
t., Directions bch „an,Thrman„ map of
nach pitetager4 -a e
~! For ihrtherinformation in Dying, and &legs perfect
Amowledge what cntors are best.adapted tatiyn.o.yer oth
ers, (with many valuable' tnefpnKylmichasoDowe &
Stephens Treat,leg 4 1 1. Prling Cnittring,pont
watt on rece44 no.l:4nttiO Cents: :
31,11 3.", 4 -„sr. , gqWE
- •
_:261) 115 'Droad . Way,• Boston,,
For sale by Dni,,,tiihrand'uotiortgoneraily:,
, ;pet. P„ 1M:1v
Dnikt(lll4llsl,
.a: tro alio them' for aaleby AVM. UlurfArft,
ariarrxt!o. •
0 . 4
otie'dindl •
51. • *4
• , Turreni:.
DC/KM I IE4IOI4kTPR/CX
011Y8Ifit4* la.M.UTT4Old se tali. hi.
proresetonal cocto tam pa o
lends -
vUYo,ancl;vicAltnalragCe 41ftontalWte •Ud`..
pparda at stoFord'ti. 'Foy r t. 1868 - 17,
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