Juniata sentinel. (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, October 18, 1865, Image 2
rnfincl. Juniata A Kiion of bikct, anl fernoi of lands, union uit t-fircr ihu'i tecer; A U'lian J heart, vtt'l a uu'on 'ifhcnjs. And tht Amtriftia Vniun jlrttrr' U I F F L I 5 T 0 W X Wednesday .tloinin;, Oct. 18. 1865 Lev. 25 : lo. Xf Proclaim Liberty - Throughout the l-iind ?3r ?" to A IX the tf fr- Inhabitant Thereof. the words ''in service, ana when the listi was transcribed frout which the tickets were made, thft clerks took all names without suth marks, and thus men actu ally irj service were drafted, and having tio chance to report were marked at de serters. These error can be corrected by a; er affidavits, me rrovosc Marshal can The Firemaa.' Parade. Terrible JUMroad Accident. ' One of the most horrible railroad acci- The grand procession of firemen which nlled ihrofjtb oar principal streets yes- denta that occurred during the present ter.tny unt only attracted the attention j jear, happened on Saturday afternoon, on our own citiaeca, saya the Xurth -Amervjtbe Pennsylvania Rail Road, three miles can, but also the' attention of all froothia aide of Lancaster, as the Day Ex- pplication of the parties and by the prop-4 towD3 aDd cIties who viewed liLi !", Cached that point, en ronte for Th Pr...r,st" MI,.i-.--'tlhe8i,,,.v decorated engines and hand-'. Philadelphia The train consisted of not do it himself. Mr. E. W. Barker, of ;80mly FueJ borses, the- glittering seven cars. The front axle of the third Turbctt township, as pood and brave a i , ' l" mus' ana car Dreasiog, mat enu ot the car at once soldier ss ever drew blade, sutlers from I UfI 8urround'B, drew much deserved ; fell to the track, and as the train was uu such an error, and so do many other gal- j notlCe' '. ?her were advantageously cum- der lull headway; the rear cars ran into fantmen.and they ehonld hasten to have ' P aretI w." h other cuies and other times in! the one to which the accident occurred, the correction made. The old Board ; Ur C"!n C"y a"d everJ on f'i thatcru&hing to death nine persons and maim culdbavepievcnTedmanyof these errors j gr'at danser evi h he" compe-'ing a large number of , others rumor hut neglected it. There are no doubt other i teut masteT- Tu decorations were on-' say thirty or more. The scene is said to THE STATE ELECTION. We present herewith the official returns Partisan Blather. A Democratic ucjrspaper now before so far as received, ot fhe recent election, us contains the following : and the vote of the entire State-in 1862. 1 '-Abolitionism is triumphant, nn- our State It is probable that the Republican major- V'" '" iivg th0 nxt r - . r . , Jioitrtble jirmoiok-a m existence lbs ml- ify fM General' llartruolt will exceed gi.nut.on of the with tae negr(,es, te- 20,000. The Legislature will stand ai gr equalii y a3 ccutriiluatioa." follows ; Republicans.. Democrats.... 91ajri(leS. ISiij Stnnit. .....2(1 House. 18f.2 rr rs u ads by clerks in keeping tLe record, but the above two classes will comprise four-f:hs of all the errors. A correct list is very desirable, but the parties themselves must make it correct by personal application. The liit will be published as often as desired or ordered for the information of tLe public. The threat of mob law or ''Griihain'' law is as contemptible as its author you doD t ike mart: l 'aw crSnyJer inerous nud appropriate. Still the controlling idea which aSected us, as company after company of stalwart men filed past, was not that wt had the best fiw organisation in the country, and perhaps in the world ; cor that' wa had the best and most beaatifu! engines toes- A Jams Allegheny.. Arradiroug i 15euver....... aave been heartrending and sickeuiur in 1 BclforJ. the extreme. The shrieks and p roans of j jj?;kr ' tje wouuJed aod Jying were such as to liradturU . uimao the stoutest heart, and cause many ; " pissengers to leave the vicinity of the ac- CauiUiiii. cident to obtain relief from the sad spec- Cnjerou... laele presented. The following is a lift teuire... 'Rep.' '.' i'ii'ti 3 3 tingnibh fire : nor that the organizations of the persons who were insiaiitly killeJ, ' Cteater.... ' ? . ;. . ... .. . ., Clarion.... were more ion anu pericct la their esprit 1 or tliea wittiin a lew moments aner me ctiuion.. accident occurred . Mrs. James V. !5:irr, wife of the Sur. ha- the Anryca' Cirewulinn of nny psper jub iisiiei ia itiie Conatv. It is iicrcfore the itt ad. 'rtiiin'j mrjnin, II ia a l'ajer. truly i foot. !7 l?t .' tr""-- slanJer eaunot taraia.li. ITe did not en- i a wet! worihy ot the paironage of ererjr 1 ;! cni;-a in r:mstj. ! lit, get a bounty, then steal home before ! the regiment left Washington for the field opo?c the Government and assist the Rebels publicly and prvately joiu the church, gtt drunk and get kicked out, re pCRtiug the operation many times, get bis tie corju; though all of this is trca. But as the varied noiforms advanced, co- ..tatv la but now invoke mob law and ! ,or color, as thougr- a dozeo prisms ! eyor Oeneral ot 1 eemlvania. 'Graham" law- ' Let it come: The abu.-e ! were interwoven, and every uciforai show of Ca;t. Patterson fulls haruilesi at (JleHrtidiU- t'oinmhia l'raiT!.inl ttiinlciUii'i. Mrs. Sarah Willett, of Xew Cumber- "'P'"" j ' 1 l'c.aare v:. l ing the stalwart form of its wearer, we 'and, tumbeilaua couuty, J enur-'jiva- ! Kri? TO THE PATIttS Or' 1MB T1.I.. It wis expsHfl l a s'li'-ib'i mm would have ben seenred tbi week to issuj the SrKTixrt. but cane Lvyond his control have prev-entp 1 him from r-'Uiing. We f.T a bcrt He has an honorable record which : C0U,J 1)111 rei!tct th:lt here lay the military and the industrial power of a great na tion, which has just vindicated ib-elf sgaiast rebellion, and, thanks to such sons as these, can maintain itself as well against foreign assaults. All Europe may be safely challenged to hhow any sofiuebody of men, mereiy as men and athletes ; eer- teeth pulled out Jo avoid the draft, go to Snyder County aud difraoe bimsilf, his church, his fauiily, his county and society muit a.l: yir indu'geue' tnre. ss it w :morst,t to you and the I by getting drunk and does not ftand be pirty to secure the pi-tiv2 of ti oompe- I fore the -ommunity ai a notorioU-j hypo rent m-.l wnich wil! be done as tn a oiiie. The Union party are satined with r ' p; : ci i-o m- i :netcjury it aa tneui.. lour majority is M?d regularly and the business of this i neartv I'-O le this year than Ixt. . The office go on jis n(irl.- TIIF, LI-iT OP UtStKTEKS. law sguiust d'criers will be euforced by the Courts and the Legislature as you will leirn i v. proper time aud some gen'Jeineii m:iy Cud themselves wof cteceJ. The Dim'trrat is welcome to all the glory it cm make out of a defense of deserters br:2ite the Lst of Peicr'ers was publish ed. The ' act of t-'ongress ui.ifraachises o'eserters and requires that they ihould be j as t'u;ou rartj oea DOt jes;re or Dec(i made kuowo to the put1:c. tip ta:n l'at thcre vo,ej or frienJship and they will fiud terson, Provokt Marshal, in abedicace to! before loi:g thy will get no votes. orders had the li.it made from the recoidj . . . , ,. , hjr Jeff Uavis n not Tried, &. au J scot it out Fur publication. Hejjuiy' ' - wbcyed orders yet we presume be u not j Washington, October, 17, 1S65. sorry for exposing de-erters to the world, j During the interview, on Fiiday, between He regrets a ..much as any one that errors the President and the South Carolina dub ehou 1 exist, but he baa no power to . egates, he said that, if treason has beeu change ihe record, except on the applica-j committed, there ought to be some test tion of the prirlits themselves and upon by the highest tribunal as to the power proper proof being made. It Is the re-1 of the Government to punish the crime, word es made since May.. 1SC3, when the i in order to assert tic vindication of the Hoard wsi fint organized up to the first j Gwernmeut and the Constitntion, even if week in April, 1s6j. Captain Patterson the Kxeer.tive clemency should thercaf bas only been Provast Marshal fcince Jan. ' ter be exercise J. This repetition of his lstio-bout three months of the time. J intention certainly does not compert with As tar c known there are no errors ' on J the assertions of at 'east one newspaper tha rco-jrd as it stands during that time, correspcndt.nt (arid which have been ex bat there may bc.tnd if-ao, he will be ten'virely published) (Lst "the President fl-vl to Lave the parties make application J Las no' ilea of bringing Jefferson Davis to have thcai corrected. With errors 1 to trial." The deluy bis cerMinly not pluvious to. 1st Jacutiry, 1S65, he bad ! boea the fait or the Administration, nor nothing to do and is no more responsible U there any reason to believe that the de-thau-thc . editora of the Democrat, and j sired test has been abandoned. It is this they well know. The Democrat i the busiuws of the Judicary, and not of charges errors where they do not exist, j the Executive, to initiate proceedings in ci for the sake of illustration we refer the premises ; but there is a diCcreoce to tLe case of John P. McWilliams, the J of views among jurists, and the opiuioo first one. named by it. Mr. McWillintns j has been advanced that, in the present wus drafted in 1864, and afteT learning ' unsettled condition of the Southern :hs! it -was drafted, started to Philadel j Stares, which are st ill under martial law, phis, enihted and received a bounty. ,iuoneof which the trial would have to This was in Ppen violation of the law of! take pUeo, no general peace having been ConTiss, and although he served honors- j proclaimed, additional legislation by Con b!y and was discharged, yet by the law i gress may become necesfary; aud, fur Le stands as a deserter, and comes under j thcr. there would not be time enough" be the penalty provided for deserters. We i tween now and the fiirst Monday in De- wish his ctec ha-J not been brongtt so cember to try the cafe, for at'that period ma. Wisconsin. ; -Colouel Butler, of Lewistown, Penn- sylvania. . Mrs. Butler, (wife of the above.) Lew- istou, Pennsylvania. Wm. II. Butler. Clerk in the S'lrvey- tainly and te)j ch.llcBed to pomr irtn'ot u-'"",i"" anywhere such a body grouped only by voluntary ofganirations, and devoting themselves to a charitable as well as be niEcent mission. The thews and sinews, the brawu and muscle not in excess, yet never deficient which were visible in the line of march, wou'd have doue credit to an old torso, or to the chisel of him who cut Hercules aud the Athlete. There was physical power in every man, which, whatever may be said of the other vir tues, is near akin to many thit are mo3t prized. The couutonauces showed that intelligence, courage and good judgment which direct other ability aud lead it "iu the right channels. And thtis, as this civil pageant passed in hs parade, we fi.lt more hopeful for ity, State aod country, that they contained such citizens for the ornaments of peace and great defences of war. Nor was the idea weakened in be holding borne over one scctiod of the line a banuer of the sta:s and stripes, rent by many shot, which bad evidently been as well advaoecd in the great war hapj.ily dosed, as it then was in a peaceful triumph and the festivity of an organization which lived under its protection. We are an eminently practical people, and rather flown upon parades which ac complish nothing. This Convention of Firemen and consequent display was, how ever, very practical. It gave some proof that the alleged physical degeneracy of America is not so great as the English have asserted ; it showed tint the young men of the land have not beeu wholly draiued by the war ; it demonstrated that those who remain are as capable physically and as reliable' patriotically as were thoie who have put dowa forever the greatest burg, rcnnsyl- ,Ktk : Mrs. Msgdaletia Zctte, cf Milkaukie, ' f r:,nfci!i Fulton Fore si - Gi cene HuiitiiiKii'0..." I iU:ai..i... J j:icr. oa J.tui:l.t... L tiica:tr i.v'rince Leu-.tion.... Lehigh. .......... Lazi n A daughter of Mrs. Philips, aged about Merger . i MuKe .a 13 Veal s. !i.t!lin Another daughter of Mrs. Philips, ; !onrve. aged 10 years - , xnMJ. It is said that from thirty to forty per sons were wounded :sud there is no caue to doubt the truth of th report, as it seems incredible that a smaller number would be injured, when the list of killed is so exteiiiive as the above. NIC KS1 1-J7 l:sl IT? I 117 "tj bein. " R'iT Vein. ' 10 ' 414 418 ...... - ....... . m ... .: Ml M blili il'14 b.i : ' 4 ji;3 SO 7'J7 lta . To" . liyy ; tij iti ' ' 7) - 18J ?:ll 7'JJ llrri vau'.a. Mrs. Philips, of Ohio. 4'J Northai-aoion NorihuLit-e.-liii'il lVirj r.u.inlcli oia Toi I'.ke... - Potter Schuylkill... - 'mret 1167 174 lt.tr.-l i,v.y 1..2J 1!!7 H"t l'l 17 fii-j I'JJiJ lfi til This U mere idle blather. Abolition ism is a dead issue of the past. The Democratic Su.te Committee declared tbeaislves iu favor of Presideut John son's policy, an 1 his pjllcy is pl-aiuly' an nounced ! all white and blark people to be the complete and entire freedouj of jb uegro from slavey, and the maiutainaaca of his eifjal rights bturo the law.- If any person by way of emphasis deserva . the appellation of Abolitiouists, they are the leaders of the Dvmociatio party in . Pennsylvania, and the Rebel iu tbo South. Pecple understand this matter : and vote accordingly. '. j No party, excupt tLe South chivalry, have ever praetiSally indoraeJ "the a3ia-- - gamation of the Trhi;es with the negroes," 8.VJ and we undertake 'o say ttut they wi.'l ne er do so. President Johnson, in i: Ha dd dress to the Colored Regitrcnt, strong' advi.-e theui tu observe and respect t: mar:iiLre relation; he knows where Mll cci'inatii u" is t raC-?:c?t!. and by wttotu t;i j - If by ne;;ro eonulify is meatit lir; suffrage, that !ta.i n..t su i.-ue in ti. "jV..", Sure, and n!l !lit Dtuutiatic lus av .: .... it is mere blather. j lloiitst people can see tot ibetiw' -, 4'jI a'ld treat sui-h n.iseous do. t'! h'iif -t """ about ner.i eijuaiiry m it tl'iirt.-- 1HU1 07. t . ' I'erry tWert-m. Stivtier uliiriin ........ . . I 7. 1 ... Among 1 nuso r;pnriei vrouuue.t are Siiliimn Jaiues P. IJair, Survovor Geuf.-'al and Mrs. Woifiuger, of Iftrrisbur. Captain Israe Moffat, of Philadelphia, is supposed Venango to Le injured internally. i )J " The bodies of the persons killed were I Wnyne forwarded to the West 00 the express : 'cai.i.(.reI.nJ .... - . j Vi joining tram of Suhuuy uioruing. That of Mrs. ' y0i it fap" A very imere."!fi c:ie, in b rh tiie b i:id of' JV.T Davis' cot:.rederaot J . -wed, wis on M"-T".i;iy. befre Ju !ge I. graha'J-, 1.'!' t?.e Fiipreme Court, a', eh:-;.-bers iu Xcr Yoflt. Whe the rcU-l. -i broke otit George W. M.eli, the dttt- . '.. ant iu 'he case, according to the -meuts made. wa iu Tt-Xis. as a.-t tit ol i . 'ii'.ll lae Cioadway dry gi.ii hoise t Lin- , I If. t ... 1 L- . ,- -I i 'jiT v,a , riiir;n c. von iuj 0.1 . tibn ef oue bundled and sevei.ry one ih 1 isi sand dollars, due ibeui fritij Texas n.c-- S2.i li'O 1 1J 1SI7. 471 2H ; !M:l ' loOl ... i.'i-: -'ill 1 U) 1 Ifi 4i: 65'. 1007 ffillett Was brought to this city, aud after J fieiug placed in a ueat cofHu, was scut to New t'unifcerlanJ. ' I We are informed that the railroad ,' track was torn up tor a dislauec of a bun- j 237 ...... l,Vn.(,cri)C itajciity ia 1S-C2, SZil. ' Hcnr Prnmylnia. chants. Ou 1 he -ith of Marih. l-'-Ji. , Messrs. Lanes, Boyee k Co., tuiued ver their bu-iuess to Ltr..y J. U ileyui. I Frederick N. Jjawrecfc, who are r! e j plaintiffs in the present action. Go;eii 1:7; went on ith hie collections, aud, as ht jj' alleges, with (he approval of .lr. Wiley. j 'uvesteJ about ocn hundred thousand doi " lars of the tui-ney he eoiiei.-ted iu retr ! have Biaerr i' socurities, w tilth 01 ecur-ie 1 eunsytvania ii null true to her woie pw en wirtniess sx short lime sine, faiiie, to h-r heroic soldiery, to the ineui-j Mr. 'jooch returned to -Tew York, and at l i . ... . . 1 .? 1 , t. :.. ....'(.. .:...: a ied varus ot more, and that Lhrea or Tour : ' J J ... ' r , I.Unno in lh. 1! at .nVtif tpsir-UPll frtllll : pt MP..1 locte'l IIP. Ill l?p?.'-i!t .t j trrson ia the field and then threatened ! five thousand dollars bail, ou c'iars;e bv the treacherous Friendship af its dead- j misappropriation of the fuudf of the fiti... . , . , , , . !y loej. ' ; Ihe proceclings ot .Uocuay were ia cju- of the bodies are said to have been born- 3 . . . ...... J he a:j3 1'einocracy toat proeiainteu necaon with a motiou lor his release, an I the w,r a failure but oue year g, turn- j there was a coasiderible aru.uerit ot -i. :tJ .n.l ' .... i,...i reportcu as having arms and legs broken,. ' . .. . . ...... 1 " a ' '. ...! . l, ........ ......1. 1.11. T ...l. A I solium, iu iificor inc fa.i 11 ; reoei oouua iiirnei over VI lite vieuii. ui Cfii'd ii t nuke Faithle-S to their govern-' his employers by Mr. Gooch discharged miiut. It icdjrsel President Johnson,! his imleLfiidness to them. u:... c.i: ' ii ini jii uutuua j and demanded ! curs were shattered to pieces. A bnr ofi railroad iron penetrated entirely through tie body of one of the uiea killed. Some bly rrutiiuted. j . Among the parties wounded some are i eportcd as having arms and legs broken and others sustained injuries of every con ceivable form. The sieeirlent ii nttrilinrerl Ia f?rfpetir . .1... I ,. ..( i: , , , , , , . T7IIU lilt ilWLIC VI MJIKl.l ' lll'il li I 11 1 . , - iron in the axle that broke, the car to . ' . ' , I ( iar.') Piiot Dkad. On Tuesday of which it was attached having beeu in good i'"00 ' T' , utM'; L-t week, at t Le hou-c of John Beau,". , . i that the authors ot tr. ason and war and Ue;.r ,lt! Three Locks, in this count v. n condition. ., , , , ,, , , , , our wiiesprcau bereavemeut, fiidu.J be bov. aired 1 1 vears, acci leutally shot n; A Lnnenttlcr ilisnfifi-n in IIia A .ftfiutri .-..... . '- ;.... r,-l in rl.it n.wer ti.ev wieliied fur 1 Sister, a-ed about t) JeaTS, taubini; i.r Press states that but two persons were se riously wounded, but passengers deny the our destruction. death iu a few JeaTs, caubiug minutes. The ihihlrea ran. i.l i. i..'f ipifn o :il.f.f ir'.n -vTiir.ti They appealed to every prejadice that - f ; h wLea bv w.n promipently before the public by the I the Justices of the Supreme Court of the j heads and stron T . . . . A.i ..i r r.l -t-l . I 3 .? ITI ' ! 1 . 1 r.neetn? Vfno-rrit attempts " cover u ' iar term at tae capital. n natevcr may i prouuction. inisisenoun lor tne less- the parade will rju'estinu its truth. j t lie by riist.ise, we are compelled to tel! j be the ultimate disposition of JelF Davis o of a single day, and few who watched the trnth as we can provo by the recora. j ana others, this appears to ba tiie preseui Hd he b!tn reported to the War Depart-J cood'nion of the important suoject.' . . n.ent at any time and his name ' pointed j It will be recollected that duriug the .oit on the rolls, be would not have been : Conspiracy Trial two printers, employed discharged, but ivou'-? bnve been held as ; in the office of the Sdma Diput:h,' tes a deserter. Tbo law forJ'ids a bounty to tiSed that George W. Gale was the au drafted men aod yet after he T--5 drafted, j thor of on adxertiseineBt which appeared and knowing it, euiiod " .and foo'V the in the Di-puhh, so'iciting contributions j has such unpaid reserves to fall back up boumy from the Goernm-ot. The di's- ito the auiouut of U, 000,000, with which un, it is certain that she will progress ia posit: n of the I?3ard wjs to favor lTr. 1 u wocure the assassination of President, wealth and influence. And so loon as McWilliams iule very we'd knows; but : ZCoN aud certain members of his Cab he cannot eomnlaia of the record as made ' met.-. Ga'.e was iu Washington- wheu the t.rl.imji.lr; Tl j .-i islil-e lfiat . i,P Irinv tAtlimnnl Was CVeU i 1 1 ' . i r -i . . retie'iiou ever kuuwu. inciuentai v it i .... . . .1 trtlfh i.f if ml r.l 1.11 tli0 I..fi,.hm.at ah.inf stiowea tnni uie nry sieeps saieij against !, ,r. . . . hates eve u justice to the Victims ot sla- nieans the -uu was diharsred. the load its greatest foe, and that we have a better ! . , ,. . " -, ' , very, and impelled ttiousaads to vote : enteriio' the breast -f the child, with thu insurance than the met solid insure a"'C,e; . P ail'iuect 10 also ' a their own bet iuteresta lert they ! b..ve Fa.al result. The afflicted fami!, companies ever chartered. It proved, too. ,hat 11,6 eire nied.eal force of Lane.,- d , -K.b.,, by name-have lately reu.ov- . , . , : ter was assembled at the depot to miuister , , , .. . . ,: ed from Philadelphia. 1 he name of the that the ocean of hasiuess whose nrst! . , , . but 1 10 rmdoutid, patnotiu couvtcnou of , A ... i .. . i , " . . , to the wants of . the wounded. This; , . , i . Iece.-ed child was Mary lhe above is waves even now i.egin to come in. can be , the people huve prevailed, aud ouce more ; j,ut .-.notiier warnintr airainst the careles . , ... , , , - , . I would be unnecessary if but twi persons,,, .' , , . - . , i i . ,, met and utilized, aud that thoscnergies u ! Peuusyivauu thunders that to fa it hi ul and more especially aaiust allowing so fcoun to be ueeded ia the great works of' Were :"i,,red- "e I"U3t' howver walt ; uieU( aud uot-,0 Uai,rSj shali ,lm power 1 bcru " s'"d where'ehildren can by any .1 l : -u i i a i 1 lor facts as they are deve.oped hereafter,! . . -: rssib'.ittv iret at theia Lewistowu Dft the city and tre lana will bo found ready) J , ' aud cestiuy of this goveruuieut be en- ' J tu i.k.mu in i . a -at , ' it beinir imoos-iible to obtain any perfect-1 J lotra., ' ; , and competent, and accompanied by cool j . ,. 'trusted. : " . . , ,. . 1 ' i j . IV reuauie gtilicniems. xassenuers ue- . . , , t.i ' t, i i . j i i- hands to .carry us be- ..... v.. , The Union D-artv occupied co doubtlur .1,1 he legislature is mote , decided. douoie dealing. Ic met the issues mau-: hv) 24 I nion tnajority, and we ;a:a one iullv aud tiuated to a just CdUso uud - the iu Franklin, one iu Adama aud cne iu i o ,i-"-" " i , ip. r...... Dtmocrot. ns be is a iMever fellow: but United Stales wall commence their rccu-J youd every point yt reached in useful: . . '.' .. " . . .-: cositiou. It had uo concealment no . Uuiou than last year. The last llou-o are sealed 1 Any further particulars we may receive iu regard to this unfortunate . ....... .... n ah will tin rt.ilti u nnr.iinf4il -.' So long as P.iiladelbbiacan show such ... . i , , K , ,. The accident caauof. be attributed to cttizens, allot whom are eruploved in some . , , . , , , .,- , . , carelessness ou the part ot tho persons in useful and lucrative calling, aud trained , . . e. vi u . . i churije of the train, and the defect iu the to some profitable business, she cau be , , - , . , . , - . ... , . . broken axle was such as could uot be de- suic ui iioiuin ner uwu against competl-i tinu aod growing. So long as the State tected Ttlryraph. intelligence aud virtue ot the people for ' Arinstroug, which makes the Union m suecess. Their plaiforui is explicit as to j uity in the 1100--." 30. The Senate will the true policy of the adiumistration, have 7 Union tnajority if Duncan is chj and alLliJUgiia,sti!aJ with all the ingen- i sen, aud 9 it Md'.'uaugrty is elected. uity aud malignity that accomplished The Unioo nrj .rity on joiu t ballot will rij .r..iii. leader eauld exercise, it has not be Itss, than 37 ea-Mijili for all rae- - . . ' lC'UUVIdllli CaAl ... WW... wv-.w.w, r-. - - - . by any wapectoi. liarrisbarjr . U ! tieal purposci.-Chauibersburs: I.epoti and had ensai'cd ofhers, and themrelvc?, the, blame no r-ie bat ' counsel to conoid Sase in 1,10 eveut Their rceord' canaot be , of his trial iu Washing'00- ! lieved it Ri.'ht. ja. General Lee has takan the amnef-j - Tier- i. PeansyWa-behold ber:! tvoaih The following in a copy of it tier voice is oue or auuinuiniiu iw ner, the nation can exhibit processions of such ' as filed in the State Denartuiout at Wash- j Biilers, to the South, to Ihe Democracy fitiong, intelligent and patiiotio oitixena, ' 'uKloo : t ; and one that bid loyal men be of good it is ccrtaiu that rebellions Caunot ripen .r AT C cheer aud hoj eo.tideni!y F..r the lull . : . . i vi".jfi k"- -i -- i i...., t.i...i .(i. invasions meci Clllil.rt o ... I Ti,,,)u Va.. CO Sol- iruition ox me chum:ic, uiu-".j into success, nor ner iu then in service chou'ld be enrolld and in Alabama. marked ' in Htrvice.' This was done to equalize the diaft from the:, different difc iricta.. Those haviuj no soiiiiersjn ser vice were called oa for. more tluto those) tvr An interebtiog report of Cspt. Moore, A. Q. M., who was sent to An cersonville, Georgia, to mark the graves j j vi li iou pi iovuci a ioi auiw aucu iiUbd dietricts which bad already, sent TIun-j ti0B, iff published tbia morning. It coa- Io many cases .the enrolling ota-J tains mieh lotormatjou of value to the New M illinkuy Eif ASi.isiiHtMr Mls3 J tl.M E KtLLV has lyeiied a New M.iili:lery 6i:r.p. at fer father' reside uc a Few doora Last of lhe 1'lei.ty terinOy (Church. Main Street, M:fB'ntowtr, Pa.. w!isra she is prepared ! ao mi kiada.o' vroik in I er lice of bx-inefs She ha jusi le'Mricd !'rum the City with a full supply ot Buaueu liars. Trimming, ta. of the latent fail style. Give her a Call. - ti.. ....I H-tv.i Mniiniilion is vi-:.. :.. u . u..r..... f. r,able and vprou, mauhooi ,u its army have bn ufedunn Ai.tone is .aid to veMeTd iy. asserted his mn.Ktence. and witnreierenceio.ooc- -f- , - . '.. ..i i. ..... . y t k... have captured Mfiuitla ana mi ea eoiu - ..... . - - i It., imil .'iiir ni4 itMtntin iiiulr . iiha hejid n( r.o,.,le J.ljreS- OCCUOlC Oll.Jt a . . . . liut he was i anything but defeat. Yv'hile, therefore '1eoinly swear, in the presence of Almi-h-! which treasou appalled ihe Nation. Let changed l y any posver short of Congress, icmoved South, where he bOs ev8r MUC we can congratulate the fi-emen upnn a ' ty G'id, that I will henceforth faithfully . tle diiubting look lo her sturdy sons Another error ar ise iu the followiag man- been in coufroemeut. Recently ti? Preal- j disp'ay which was hltogether a success, ! eapport, protect and defend the Coustitu- ever t but equally slow to When the first enrollment was made; dent ordered that be be transferred ii j and BOt marred by any misfortuues; we j "Jeunder and tha 1 Furreuder and e-t forward in reuewed j3 it was ordered that all soldiers j civil, instead of a military, court for trial, Icao more markedly congratulate town, ! 'D ijtemaiTnerXide by and ithtully . laith that the Republic lives ! State cnu country that it enrolls such ca-1 BUpport all laws and proclamations which .- i ..... , ,j - .u .. of peaceful producers and warlike defen ders teers. rri neglertel to mark oppriw the name ; publioj (capit is said that John O. Brecken- ridge proposes to become a British subject, i and enter into the pork business. hellion of slaves. So help me God. .(Sned) ... R. E. Lee. Subscribed end sworn to before me, this 2d day of October, A D. 1865. .r:-.. 1 Chas. A. Davidson, , NoUry Public niountaiu pass to Oaxaca, and the nation al forces are said to comprise ouj TOGO guerillass. and arguoU theui at len:ih. . sa. Postil erice baa been lecora nicaoed ia Texasi -