SATES ON ADVERTLSINO.
:Pour lines or less constitute half a spiare. Bight lines
or more than four,'constitute s square.
Half sq., one $0 30 Onn sq., one day. $O MD
g eneweek• • 120 a one week— 200
61 one mouth.. 800 66 pee month.. 800
three months 600 66 three months 10 00
six months.. 800 " six mouths.. MOO
one year. —l2 00 " one year 2000
tCr Business notices inserted in the tooat. !PLUM,
or before - marriages and deaths, Tin coma Pea Lnel fee
ach casertlea. To merchants and others advertishig
.ye year, /I Dena terms wilt be offered.
fl f Lna minuet 01 mperttens insist De designated on
o atlinratmuent.
ix Marriages and Beattie will be inserted atthit same
ram as regular advertisements.
Business Car .
ROBERT SNODaItASS I
ATTORNEY A.r TAANV
Officr Iforei 274 rd feat, third door abovelhir
ket, 'Harrisburg, Pa.
N. o.—Pensioni Dinuty and Military claims of all
kinds prosecuted and collected. •
Refer to Hons. John 0. Kunkel, David kinmma, 3r.,
and B. A. Lambertan. taY/1414wedu
H—MILLER,,
AZD
R. E. FERGUSON,
ATTORNEYS;- AT LAW.
_onus nv
SELO EM - AKE,R i S BUILDINGS
SECOND STREET, .
BETWEEN WALNUT and MARKET SQUARE,
ap-Zirith . Nearly opposite the Buehler Nome.
W. C. WEICHEL
S itfiEON AND l
fr GUL
11.1181:DRNOR THIRD MUM NOT 81911.111'.
He Is now fully prepared to attend promptly M lb.
duties of profession in all its branches- .
A Lora Amo -may suooseertm szreannros
jantleeilim fu pilmileing fall &wimple satisfaction to
411 whomay favor him with a cal, be the disease Mum&
or any ether nature. adildiawly
THOS.. .0_ MAoDpW.FiLt,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MILITARY CLAIM AND PATENT AGENT.
Office in the Exchange, Walnut at., (Up Biafra.)
Saving formed a connection with portico in Wash
ington City, wno are reliable battings; nip% ii2t buil.
new connected with any of the Depaitinenie co meet'
with immediate and careful attention.
MIELITA.RY CLAIMS AND - PEN
SIONS.
The undersigned , have entered into an association for
'the collection of Military Claims and the securing of
To:names for wounded and disabled soldiers.
Muster-in and Muster-ant Rolls, officers , Pay Hole,
Ordnance and Clothing returns. and all r e vere pertain
ing to the military - service will be made ant ideporly
load expeditiously.
Mee in the Exchange. Bnildinge, Walnut between
Second and Third atreete , near Ondt , e Hotel, Harris
burg, Pa. THOS. O. ELLODOWILI4
le2l64dtf THOMAS A. mserruks.
SILAS WARD.
80. 11, NORTH THIRD ST., HARRISBURG,.
STEINWAY'S PIANOS.,
kIBLODBONB, VIOLINS, tfUITLES,
Banjos, Flutes, Fifes, Drums, Accordant*,
STRINGS, SHIM AND BOOK:ISTSIO, &S i
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES. ALBUMS,
Large Pier and Mantle Mirrors, Squire and Oval Trainee
of every descriptionmede toorder. Regnibiingdone.
Agency for Hewes Sewing Machines.
117' nest Music sent by MaiL oetl-1.
S OHN W. G-LOYER,
MERCHANT TAILOR !
Has pat received from New York, an Wort.
went of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
which he offers to Ids customer, and the addle at
=Tall MODERATE mesa, 414
T COOK, Merchant Tailor,
0 27 CIISSNUT ST., between Second and /rent,
Has Jost returned nom the city - with an assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMDASS AND r.RSI7NOS,
Which will be mold at moderate prices and nude np to
order; and, also, an anaranent of BEADY MUM
Clothing and Gentlemen's Farimisithol Goads. -
no9ll-17d
nENTISTRY.. •
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- AiWDEIi, D,KL,
UAIKET siitKET,
ZBY do rowan,' n 3 BUILDING, UP STAIRS.
stab-ti
RELIGIOUS BOOK 11TORE,
itracr AND SUNDAY -SCHOOL DEPOSITORY,
E. $. GERMAN.
V 8017TH EINCOND BT/9111T, 4BOVI OZIMUMI I ,
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flii z 2
=nfortkoooloofStorooooroistozoompopiol i fors;
od Mani Toitnonento.. Alio; milisuijilons
la= foi religions inallootions. , dT
.1 - 0.11 - N - 0. W. MAR TI.N,
FASHIONABLE •
0 A R .370, W_R"LT:.U. 11; •
' 112113:11 HA` PA.
Allmszulor of VISITING - , ADDING AND BUSI
NESS CARD.S.osoeatoitlii , koacolitilutiotio styles and
most reasonable terms. r deol4.4pf
a
UNION
Rage Avenue, toner of Broad. street,
IMERIMIIIRG, PA_
The tmdemsigned informs the public that he has re
cently renovated and refitted his well-known " Union
Mote" on Ridge avenue, near the BoUnd Hou nd is
prepared toaockommodate ettiros, strange= a nd avel
_
ere in the lien Min at Modena@ rates
His table will be supplied with the best the maitkets
afford, and at his bar will be found superior brands of
liquors and malt beTereges, Theworzr. bee aooommo
dation* for railroaders employed WI the sliofw in this
eimnity. laid dtfj , lERNRY BOSTGRN.
F RANXLIAT, H. 0111311,
DALTIMODN, MD.
This pleasant and commodious Motel has been tko
roughly re ratted and re-furnished.. It is pleasantly
allaatid en liertkilrest saner of Rowan' sad Irsoklin
attests, a few doors west of the -Northern Central Ban
way Bop:4. Beery attention dto the sosafort of his
guests. G, Proprietor,
(Late of Hellas Grove. Pa.)
THBO. F. 8-011EFIPER,
BOOK, CARD AND MB PRINTER,
'o. is usluarr 8,11.112 1 2, HARRISBI7B9.
1112" rialistdar attention paid to Drbithel,
binding or Railroad Bbuska, llanifeets, .Tn,suranee oli
eleA Wrecks, Bill-Heads, ,Ige.
Wedding, Visiting and Business essdAprintaf at very
low psbne and in The beet Etyle. t Pan
TAILORING. •
43r 111 CP. 33. La Cab• ME •
Om subscriber is ready at NO. 94, 111ARKNT BT.,
four doors below fourth street, to make
RUM AND BOY'S CLOTBING
In any desired style, and with skill and promptness.
Persons wishing oath* done can lame it done st the
shortest netioe, . ap27-d
CHARLES' F. VOLLMER,
UPHOLSTERER,
Mehra; etreet, four doors above Bsccmd t
(orsosirs esmnumarcus Non Nous%)
Is prepared to furnish to order, in the very best style or
wortmanship.Bpring and Bair Mattresses, Window Cur
tains, Lounges, and all other articles of Furniture in Ids
line, on short notice and moderate terms. Flavin eir-
PerYma• in the bulbul's, be feels wasrasiletta if4t s
slime of public patronage, conlideot of las ability to give
satisfaction. • janl7-dtf
110 OPE R'S GELATINE.—The bad
art:ids In this nuke; put rAce ytil an d A n i gidtby
mml44 WM_ DOCK 71
KTOTIONEL—Quite a variety of weal
and ententatudng articles—cheap—at
8011:1117111W8 BOOKBTORI.
W EBSTER'S ARMY AND NAVY
POCKET DICTIONARY.
Just - received and for sale at
ficinannews BOORITORM.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR I—F/BST IN
rya Kaman. !--ior
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DR. SWEET'S
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
TILE
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY,
VOA' GOUT, NEURALGIA,
_ LUMBAGO, STIFF. NECK AND JOINTS,
SPRAINS, sßupps,,cuis do WOUNDS,
PILES,'HEADAOHE, and•AX+L BMW
, iIiATIO and NERVOUS DISORDERS. .
Tor et which it is a speedy and certain remedy,
and never fails. This .Liniment is -prepared from the
recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet, if Connecticut, the fa
mous bone setter,, and hail beek need in his practice for
more than twenty years with `the' Wet alitimeAlng Mac-
AS AN ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN, it Ii unrivaled
by any preparation before the public, of-willoh the most
skeptical may be convinced by a single trial.
This-Liniment will care rapidly and radically, BMW
MATTA) DISORDERS of Oferfltind, end - thowde
of cases where it has been used it has never beenkriewn
to fail.
FOR NEURALGIA, It wig afford immediate.xiilief
in every case, however distressing.
__
It will relieve the worst eases of HEADACKS In
three minutia and bilyarranted to dolt. ,
TOOTHACHE also will it cure inatantly.
FOR, NERVOUS DEEILITY AND GENERAL"
LASSITUDE itieing,from imprudence or idoesia this
Liniment is a imiontlinppy and unfailing remedy. Act
ing directlpon theaervene tissues, itrarengthens and
revivifies t he system, and restored i to:Alastioity and
FOR PILES As an external remedy, weidaim that
it is the, best known. and-We cdiallonge-the world to pro
duce cm equal. Avery victim of this diatressing com
plaint should give it a trial, for It Will - nict fail to afford'
hardadiate-rellef r and in a tenjosity of will , afoot.
a radical cure. -„ .
QUINSY cod BORE _THROAT, are so metimes -ex
tremely malignant and dangeibus, but a timely applica
tion of this Liniment -will never fail to earn. .
SPRAINS are sometimes Tory obstinate, and enlarge,
tiitnt of the joints is liable to wear if se/pate& The
worst case may be conquered by this Liniment in two or
three days.
' BRUISES, CUTS, WO tiND,S, soßss, - 711.0ERS,
BURNS and SCALDS,. yield readily to the- wonderful
healing properilee of DB. SWIZZ% INDALLIBLE
LINIMENT' when need aceording.tO direct:lMM. Also,
CHILBLAINS, FROSTED FEET,' and INSECT
BITES and STINGS.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remitdy at hand s for its timely um at
;the tras apwesulbllCO, of tameneas will efectuaily„ pre
vent those formidable diseases to' which all horses are
Bible and which render so many otherwise Valuable
'horses nearly worthless. -
• Over four hundred voluntary testimonials-to the won
delful curative properties of this Liniment have been
.reatlytxl within nib lAA two yeitri; tiAny Of O&M
from persons in' the highiwS ranks of life.
CAE/MOIL
TO avoid•impositlon observe the Signature and Like.:
seas of Dr. Stephen 'Sweet on, every label r and also"
'•Stephen'Sweet's tuteliihle tinfine* " blown inihe
glass of each bottle, without - whiCh none are genuine.
AMUNDSON & 00.,
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Ct. .
For•sale by all dealers. aplleow-d&W -
I . .11 1 9tA n gt .4;
WORK
aNrEr I LL
STEAM DYEING" ESTABLISHMENT,
1U B ill II Ti ''
sierwzEN 76 , 7/S2 YFI AND rzFrzz,
11-A11311143171,4, PA.,
Wiefie "My 011114140 n of UMW sod Omithumea
tisratenti, Place era., to., IWO Brod, Obasuisd,- and
saMedln:Ute bait ii . uiloner and lit tke shortalt wage.
DODOW/0-041,.. rebtristook.
F. WATSON, !..
MASTIC .WOMICE I "R
A
PRACTICAL CEMENTER,
Is, :to Cement the exterior of Buildings with
ew York Improved
Water-Proof Mastic ement.
Thts Material la - different from all other 06niesits.
It forms a solid, durable idhesiieneecto say surforea,
imperishable by tke action of water or frost. Every
gOod•building should be Boated with this Cement ; it is
perfeetpreserrerto the, wills, mud makes a beautiful,
fine inneb, equaa . to . EaStern trown sandstone, or any
Among others for whom I have applied the Mastic
Cement, rreferto the folleidng gentlemen':
I. Diesel/ 1r re:ado:moo, Po= street, Pittsburg, ; finished
five years.
J. R. filioenberger, residence, Lawrenceville; Inhaled
five yearn.
James 11 , 0andlass, residence, AllegiieniCityouds . tie 4
five years. ,
Calvin Adams, restdince, Third spect, finished four
A. Itoeveler, residence, Lawrenceville, finisbad four
years.
J. It, M'Oord, Penn. lareet, sn i at e d fourS.
Hon. Thomas Irwin, Diamond street, finished four
4 4199190 Uotcl sis 4 Crud Wise, Mahal art
ittanning Court House and Beak, for Bair & lifoser,
Architects, Pittsburg, finished five years.
Orders received at the office of R. APEldowney, Paint
Shop, 20 Seventh' street, or please address
- T. P. WATSON,
tna3 , lo-tf. P. 9. Box 18x6. Pittsburg, Pa.
if AM S' I
.i, • I•
. 20,000,1h0. Composted d the following Breads
just received: ' '
NEWBOLDT--Colebrated.
NEW JERSEY—SeIect. •
EVANS :&:SWITT'S--Superior.
MlOEfilkiEß'S 4%CELSIOII,- 7 Caturaused.
MIORINER'S EXCELSlOR—Notoanvaased.
IRON CITY-Cailvassed.
IRON CITY—Not. eanvaseed.
PLAIN HAMS-Btriptly prime.
ORDINARY HANS—Very i ' ood.
,Ervryllaza ao* wni,be gu ar anteed as reprteen- .
tad_ WM. DOCK, jr_, & CO-
SUPERIOR STOCK OR
wx.DOCK, is : , & 00., are now able to offer to
their customers anti the public at , large, a stock of the
purest liquors Wier hiported into this market,' compri
sing in part theffollowing varieties :
WHISKY SCOTOR,OLD BOURBON.
WINE--POET,'SHEREY, OLD MADEIRA.
OTARD, DIIPEY4 CO. PALE •BRANDY.
• JAMICA SPIRITS.
PRIME NEW ENGLAND RUM.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
These liquors Gan all *I vomited ; and in addition to
these, Dock & Co. have on "kept -.s large varie t y of
Wines, Whisky - and Brandy, to which they invite the
WWl's: ettelati9n of the public,
AR 1 WAR! —BEA DY, No. 62
• WIMP. street, below Third, bed rod"ed
al 511°.1!°
assortment of SWOZDEI i BABIIIII and BUM, whiob.. l oe
sofa!
will Noll vary low.
ExcEusioß 1 H-SUGAR CURED
NAM !—A Delicious Ham ' erred arprinal f"
Anna, we. They are.nperlor to s/1y nom in the mar
ket. fm72411 WM. DOCK, la., & 00.
HARRISBURG. PA:, FRID
1 - 1
Weekly qatrOt Union,"
THE CHEAPEST PAPER POLISHED IN
PENNBYLVAN/A I
AND .
THE ONLT. BBAIOOBATfO ~PAPIR PUBLISHED AT
THR, MILT OP. 110VAPI*ENT I
FORTY-FOUR COLUMNS OF READING MAT- .
TER EACR WEEK,: I , •
AT THE LOW PRICE OF ONE DOLLAR
AND FIFTY CENTS 1
.
•
SUBSCRIBED FOR IN CiDES OF NOT LESS
THAN TEN COPIES TO ONE ADDRESS!'
We have been compelled to raise the club subscription
price to one dollar and fifty cents' 11 ardor to'fieve our
selves; from *trial lees. Paper has risen,_ including
taxes, about twenty-five per ofnt. r. and is OW rising;.
and when we tell our pemporattc frlir°,4a, "DOPY: that
we can no longer afford to self the Weekly PATRIOT AND
UNION at one dollar a year, and mast add fifty cents or
,alpp.the.publicationi we trust they will appreciate our
Patton, and, instead of ffißfiti4iig, their,f4lisprip
tip*, go to, work with a will to Jai:weane our list iff every
ooupty_in...thp Stater Wo have, endeavoied,. and shall
continue our elute, to make, tilepaper ciefullie party
urfil, l ol !! wtae.? jai. 147.. messe nger ,
. .frfar.
.We Better mutely% that it b ids , not been without
some influence in . precipping the glorious, revolution in
the politice of the, State achieved at the *to" election;
and if fearlessness in thief diiebarge of duty, fidelity to
the principleso f thill4rtPiUl4 l sUkull:PUli4°lo"", pro
mote ita 11ORTORIII,Ifith some experience and &moderate'
degree of ability, can *int*. serviaimble ftei s eafter, the
Weekly,PATELOr iND , Vat"! i wilt ,not be lea useful to
.
the party, or life welpiene44) eli c is il a gf ° -
tura thin it has beenin the peat ? We fienfidently 'look
for, l i nereaspi encepragement,lif *le great enterprise,
and appeal to every inftumo4 democrat in thelitate to
esid pit his aid in 9/44111 o a rsap ec r ipion up to
twenty or thirty thousand.' The eipeple to each` indi
vidual is trifling, the benefit to the m64'1114 be great.
Believing that the Democracy of the, State feel the ne
cessity of sustaining a Diaries' central organ, we . make
this appeal to them for assistance with thet fulle st am&
deice of encase.. ! . ,
• The isms reasons which Indus* us to raise the price
of the IWeekiy, operate in regard - to the Dailfpapbr; the
price Aso•inelleiused: The additional' isoik to
each' sibecriberWill b but"teietsgt arid, While we MI--
not pOrduado otirseltes that the change neeeimillymede
will resultil anitilminition of onr dialyoirculation,
yet, were we certain that each would be the come
queue!, we should still be compelled to make it, or suf
fer a Moons losi. Under tkese eirCuMiteneei We• Must
throw ourselves aiiron generosity, rather, the
justioe of: UM public, kat abide their , meat, whatever
„ The , period for which Jimmy cif lour subscribers have
paid fof their 'paper being on the eve of expiring, we
takothelibeity imuing.this • notice, reminding them
Vl' the Mai; 01414r - thit X 97 tip
,
C - LUB
We shell also take it en especial favOr if our prieent
tie't
an er rs nrge upo their ne g ra eae
the ralliio . l4lllll7lp Q N 41k th9.9/14,,WifiRcatie pert
printed in iiiarrialparg, opneldirlagth4llsice =Want
of reading matter, ;labia:ming all the oniient news of
the day, and
frELEsvg:ARIK.,ib tqat..4.T.dit_ts
- grain freerPwitere apt° the:Moment the , paper, goon to
'Prewilontleal, 011113enane0 1 / 11 , general-end local news
market reports, is decidedly the , _
CHEAPEST . krwsimprri PUBLISHED , IN
•• • TIM SWATX . : ,
Thereje amweelra village oe tqwn the State to
whicha club cannot be raised If the proper, exertion be
Made, and rarely there. are few plasm in which one or
more enerzetlemen comet be follawho are in favor of
the r dimeadnation of moan& Demooretio doetriaiw c whe
iambi maluvtlicefort twralso a elab..
DEktoCBATEi . OF 'THE IN'TERI9R I
Let as hear from yon. he existing nar, and tie ap.
,
proaehlii sessitiMi of Congreis and the ptat, Legiela•
lure, are, inseisted i!e'rr man •
, . r . •
TzAmt.
DAILY PATRIOT ANotriaog.
Eagle eon- foripeteer, Is ftd-re4i4e 05 00
Illselikeeprdarling tk Ti o esiedoir ties liegielature.. 200
City, sabeoribenuten onto per week.
0 01 4 1 0 PuPPUS f9,afttf4" o tth ° 1140 of SI 50 Par hun
dred. •
WILY PATRIOT . AND TJNION,
Putliehativery,
bugle copy one_ realyin savant* OO
Ten copies to one waitron ' ' "15 00
Subseilpiloneineyeondienedat any time. DAY . AL
-1,41Ni IN ADVAhOII. ire,are obliged t' make this
imperative. In"e4m!so in;sents ensit'innit areitenpinw,
tubitiiirlort. Any porton sending it 1 club of twenty
eizbeerlbeia to the WeeklY,'lrill be entitled ieePrfor
his services. The Pries, e4en'at the '64iieneed rate le
Ito that we cannot olrei:jmater Inducements than.
Mt. Additions =yllo'lll'o4 Many time to a rani or
eibeerlbere by remitting one dollar &nein,. cents
Nor iiaeingitional name. " It is not'necessary:to send
on tie narnee*thoeedenatitnting a club, as we cannot
undertake to whitest each paper to' dab subscribers
separately : klpeebnineePtee of tie Weekly grll/ be sent
le all wito.desiti '
O. BARNETT & DO.,lll44labizT)ti•
A. A.—Thi,followiNg low, woof by Congress in MO,
teens, the duty of biatinastOrstn relation to the ne
tiiery of newepooera to club anbieribfire :
(SeeLitge, Brews Co.'s editioa of the Laws ((Hip,
_Pace agt ekapter tiee / 3I; soc I-)
..
"Ptevided, limreiNt*,llo4 *hate fliatAtem ar sew re
paier eeridditale iiie tereived at say poet olive directed
, to one siddreps, and the names of the e.lab Oubieribeni to
which they belong, with the postage for a quarter ia M
easles, shall be handed,. to the portmester he shell de
liveethe Oasis their owners,
rcepoitire owne,
••'Notable the PoetMacter to , comply with tide-resinia-
Mon; it will beweceeMOY that bete tarnished with the
DM of lames composing the club; ami paid i,narter's
(or yeses) postai, in advance. The uniform courtesy
of Postemetesp; Mimes the semsrenee that they will
clieerfullimmommodaterelub subscriber; and the latter
should take we 'that the postage, which is but $ trifle
each ease; be peld is advance. Send on the dubs.
INDEPENDENCE ISLAND - ,
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kissers. BBOKER 41 BALK , Proprietors - , annowihe to
thia °Wiens of Harrickurg tlagt ai l gg li imil 4elishtful
Bummer retreat is now open for visitors. 4.coommoda.
tioniwill be'farnished to parties aid pic-nies a mason.
sble'lerms, a dancingplatform having been erectM for
their special nse.. Beason tickets for families, good for
one year, OM:, . ~.
No improper sharacterysAmitted, sod no intoxisuleo
person will be permitted to visit the Island.
A Ferry 'kat plies constantly between the bland stid
the foot of Broad street, West Harrisburg. jel3-3n4
ItASKETSI
.10 LAMBS _TRA.VSLING,
MARK=
BEROOL,
PAPER,
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Poi sale low, by
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MESSRS. p":IICKERII 4 I .4 4 &
• HATE AGAIN OBTAINER THE j
AT THE
. MECHANIC'S' i'AIR;4.OI3TO
Rau; .rlrX remosoreW WlSE
SII:ItY OOMPETITO El
Wereroom for the ORIOREIRLEOPIAKeiI, Maoris'
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[From tb. , N atonal intethotaxecti.
In
,publighlog op Wednesday,umprools
m 1 , 10 of the President Of 'the United' States,
ordeileg e‘tnispeltigion'of thb' Oritillege iirthe
writ-,of habeas carper throughout.the wkoloishd
in certain classes of cases, we accompanied : ,it
with the wet*, iv _the statute .
; of, Creme in
A
pursuance of lai it'purpotto e issued.
wedisl BO' thakcitii iehdeiir ibl&t . ha filtheOp
portutOty of Colleting the twoinstintehtly and
we P ll olool7,.taßekinSfir from anY niPte Or OW
°Pl4lOl4lt fteim PosPaitt 04 0 1910 Aeml the
the a tege forming their i)wit flint
1114.`detiiii
'thsCeligheAtkitereeittithWiferibol Lot 34 preels
don apt !AV proabibott d -the *Mute is 4ttea- •
ti'' r •
' tilt now that tile lavr of 'Confetti'. and 'the
edidt of te ' ~r~sidentx
iv hwriv %et diittiolVlNtintitte t thirjileg,
meni -our frasiderviklbeermeia Ant II duly :to
glee !rneSeto o o, , itit!s4lhictliAid WPM% 914cer
didy,p,akeito j ipe,d Tith flgard r n,, tkeßpen,.of
theltuittroMaifidi. - Weinfoposerf47'btent
to ithlthWlPAttl Par i t
itottuauthorliaNy Oh-term ,bl - 41004itittute -
unster litep*atharilYnot MOWN the bpresifkok
aBOll/.
and 14.1 BPI.O I r4 O this (VA
greet, retity.aud at the mama, time., with freat
imobbfpleiitf
frock he
steol3o ItelHoPrtlio LOPTAKeR SudLifil net, hiadelkat
the) )4 4tP, t',IPAN I 4Jit V .
The Wires ot'the taw to w!nen the Pies' 'it:
makes appeal in the preamble of hie edlahi a
deli; a()
"Bet it, enactedEbrithe 45esiats toad Houma, :Be
rme-1,4941M Stfirthhf',litetsi4r* - Mrflat in
CoagscfsassrnaElget. lyo ouroig thep ,
resent re
ballet', the - 'ilreeident - Of the Unitea`l Silas,
wheherrer,:in:hin jUdgnienti'eltailibblieicidety
may rehnirerit,kis lattibariked: .to 'lmspend :the
privilsge, of thew.tit 'ol4ii4 i f '4 ' . o /Pf4l AuveitPY
case !.hrßughent the ,itto t tlit tetop,, orally part
I
'thereof: 21:n04'611Si* ad Ittpireisit ihisilid
privilege ShailLiAr sisepenlieirair efciiiitabt,lrho
military Or 6thek i tiffittetnlitalt be COMPtilled; 'in
anewerloany writ of habeas corpus„, to, return
the body ott-surpersomor persons detained by
him by satherityaif , theolPreiidentl; but upon
the CertidOitte,:wtiPpareo" VA* itfrombring
*Frd? 9 1 AnY , QPP , l?l*44il ied ., 44 ( it iPP 4l Nr 80 0 :
xs detaujidAilzpa as a r priicimr 2pa . cleratitAnity ,of '•
the• l 7,ffsgq ) 4t irlftke,fl PrOe,4l..V* 1 21 .4 4 1 1 . Abe
writ of-Aabefg,( orPs‘VY.4III),BRIPez!IIe4 b e y the
judge 0 cour t !tiav4,g4 B o9d:Pte. I St Yfritt)Bo'
long !ta sitdinspensionpy , the, r . :,esi
„eat
hall
remain in to,reelitii4AdrrigoOfin i9 ol oiniti;: 1
It ViII;PIIMA.P O Been Ask Ali 61 10 1 0 eziglim. 8 7
kY POhItiCOPWA tti.9ffiet 9P..4.9t tt#I.OBAIIR !UV.
`filetiti4 l 4l.ltt Iriirftnet's , Wel' -thei 9.4h9rAYI or
AP grimi.doS"ltAaPliAtti4 ,o 9l l4 4 ; Of i khe'l
apt ; 4 1 4,0, 1 0 11 9 ( 19$!4 4991 1 94 Sles4'. l 7,4hlM'a °P I
PerrefellFTerte4A4hieWon.clappt f!y twae!
officeratAkgoviginuept.;phthilqocßiorfirlie
gaiip o.l,igloyol asina;nr i practipee, „,pn'
TeatiAlin Ilik.,llfk9lo statute it 41,4isefifiet'ed that
:. thnuatlierizatip* to Autipshd the , privilege , 0
the Writ- of thOPII C9 l ls B lt`ilit stFPoirer' 2 4e -1
later to the : to:Puts of case! itzwitioh -"the offi
cer haying 4tharii?,, 9f ,*1:1.7 one• se detained" is
able to Mao. retttrn. in !the -. shttPt of a ,loorti
floate under oath," that the person by himode
• tained is "detained as a.prisoner under antho-t
rity of the Prosident,!' - It is obvious that this,
piovisists of the,UV , covers all ilia close, of
persons who may, at , any time be arrested and
held in custody' either as prisoners of war,
spies,-or Riders or abettors of the 'enemy; and
the President,; in extunleretieg.:this elan! -r of
&tens; as beinglersons with• regard to whom
the privilege of the writ of habeas carpus is ,
suspended,. may tandoubtedly claim to be with
in theilimits presoribedbrths.law orCongrees.
But he plainly "exceeds these limits • when, in
addition .to this denomination of persons,- he
proceeds in like manner to Aleolare- .4 , suspen
sion of thrpriviterrof - the - writ as regards...-
we qubie from his , procilamitioh•L“offiems,
soldiers, or seamen enrolled or drafted oirmus
tered or enlisted in or belonging to; the land
or naval forcep 4:4 the United States, or as de
serters therefrom, or otherwise 'amenable to
military law or the rules and articles of war,
or Cis riles or regulationet prescribed for the
military or navaloervibes by authority of the
Preeident of the. United States, or for resisting
a drift, or for any other . offense against the
military o r naval service." '
This sweeping declaration Bade' no basis on
which to. rest in the law / of Congress, and, in
some of its denominations, Involves, inadver
tently we doubt not, an, express violation , of
anothpr act of the last 'Congress. With what
propriety can it be said that, “ officers, soldiers
'or seamen , enrolled; otedrafted, or inustetekor
enlisted in the land or naval forces of the Uni
ted States "are pr(soners,. detained under the
eitherity of the President;" and yet it is,only
as regards poi t eoes who, can be thus styled in a
sworn certificate that ,te law of Congress of
March 8d,.1.863, authorizes a suspension of the
priiilege of the writ of habeas 'corpus. Suppose
the ease of a youth, under the prescribed age,
who has been improperly drafted or, enrolled
in the army. May he not loyallyperfernz his
duty at, a soldier while' making application to
the courts of the country for redress ? And in
What just sense could the offioer under Whom
command ,he was plated make, return to the
judge that such a person was held as " apriao
ner under the authority of the Presidentp
How the proolaniation wlifsperate in int:roes
ing the hardships of the drift, as respects per
sons who. are erroneously enrolled and drawn,
and who have actually'entered the service, may
be read in ouch - cases as the following. 9 ' - ' 'We
copy from the Offieliniati Gamier of Monday
last: , '
"Three boys named Isaac M. Owens, Isaac
Traphagans,,and.M. B. Miller, who had enlisted
in the Fourth Independent Battalion, 0. V, 0.,
Major Joe Wheeler commanding, were brought
before Judge Leavitt, of the ITnited . States,
Distriet Conti, on 4 *tit of ham corpus, on
thturday wonting, and , discharged, it being
shown that they were minors when they.were
sworn in."
All inch proceedings, even before a Judge
as " loyal" as judge Leavitt proved himself to
be in the 01189 of Mr. Vallandgham, will nob
be stayed or dismissed, -
It is plain that when the Congress author
ized a suspension, of the privilege of the writ
of /taboo emu.' with regard'to certain " priso
ners," it - did not mean to place " officers, sol
diers, or.seamou" in thatoategory, unless - they
bad made, hemselves so by some positive act.
Tice Prooident's olowifioation is pt. conro
heneive.
But we have said that the proclamation, so
far as it order's a suspension of the privilege
- of the writ of habeas .earpus with regard to a
certain class of cases, is violative of an act of
.the last ICongresa. • We allude to the act of
March 3d, 1868, entitled an act for "enrolling
and calling out the national forces." The
twenty filth section of that act is in the follow
ing -words:
"And be it further enacted, That it any person
ehall resist any draft of men enrolled under
1:25, 1868.
Y 1 7. 1 i
PRICE TWO,I3ENTB.
this actlinte the service 6f , tht Baited •Statels,
or shall- 'Mullett or 'aid 'any 'person to
any ankh' drefeti 3 Or ;shill Assault or. obstruct
any officer in maliagleichdraft, or in the per
lorinakce of anystrtieela relation thereto; or
,phall. counsel any perecat to assault , or obstruct
VNT,TIF# officer, or Shull
_Counsel any drafted
men not 14 appear at the place of rendeivons,
' or Wilfttlly distinidei them froth the perforniatine
'of militarpidaty.se . required; by law,. suehtptio.
son ...hall, bersokieot lo summary arreg•bY the Pr°-
volt ,mitalLal, avd,he ali be forthwith delivered
to the civil . 'aulhdritl M ea ' and upon conviction
thereof, be plinitffied- bra fine not exceeding
five hundred dollays,or by impritoonnient not ei.-
PeeflillgAw,OPfYgiPT by both of 9 144 P1A744 -
mente." , , . , ,
Novi . ''' the "pfabletiiiiih "cif tie President sue
penile the ptbilege dg the writ of 'Adbear co r pus
,with regar d to.persone arrested " for resisting
a draft ? ' 1 then, • the babe, of, aperea,n
arrested inNewTork e by i n`
„provost marshal
tor'letkistink tie drift"' the
'Stift,:' the
flaii;haye thathe-utdiellAie forthwith` delifireci
Ultimo. Atli Authorities!? d'otk , AAA :and' cott4ic-
A 1 044 proved VA1LY:7... 1 01 , P041493frii04 says
that the provoet, marshal,may detain all sash
personsactartiiii'tO 'hie Will ,aiid vietienie.:—
'Chi Ifitliihisiliftlinifit tribleffictilearphi 11.11'4
snistsended Anita aneth ititsesi thercourts aro let
loglrtrilasOsistWOrsitillOissSMl.Au*P4steC oll ti
I #6
administer' the law of. the, land *O4 uuhttri
4: *Mali iihalri kind I' ' tiiii law of Cos
i
iOetislohathalilioolihnitiltfri etiiii t l t reila Ai i e 1
i:i itisidain than thellesident has acted - wick
AuAtt 4lue Idetiberattitstkakiefillistit :this lost proi
1-PlifiNgifitalliigil tang •I lli Fk orT *a agents in
' acting 'un u nti e it in direct 'non let with the lip ,
11 4. 1 0 6 - ftilnie iiiii - ell"ill hilt on'thiiiiitiniitair
ititithlte liVilaihdat Itolvervet , gala - NO iiiiiiitts
deissuad4torsii 1 , 1 , 1 it i , 0 , 1 .i, , j 1 , , ,, ~.)
anL a r RiMillraast4 i .! , h,ftillASTe!%94 43 Vlo Irk l l.oo
.. slytit,tit: tax JIM with having attempted an
"toinifutifilie''lrViiiiriWe i tier: 'tiril - shall not
deal- lei lit reit& itilehttiatbini; .or bring any
Amok alert/one against the Chief Idnistrat4
.0140$ cluNifitAreigtOtsilo by AA% esastitation
and thejstyp, 41,1lIfirri 0 iritich bets litilltill
'WI Aelirri,' 'peitiCit nif defend,' and to take
oda iliarthiPlatieithalwfiiitlithlly' ease:de:Vl
If - kJ talsrawersotolhwaseiems :trine in the Tar;
101?mtkitoen Of . titis:liiiiit..ivanti esPeoinlii An: a
matterae Agen., to public obserention, es . that
und4r ikinaiderition, it is 'inuoh easier tor ns
to nosirufte; litlialpfshritleauotiii? ilai itirbil l 7 of
briguatut iOr: . ehailapprehmiettni•tiftkairtsti a
- *lOl4 , oktile .1 1 400tioN Ahats:a :deliberate: pur-
Igoe op lki,e,part to,disregard
-o hie gorukti,ttltiontd
Obligations Cr to teem le n 'the chariaied
rights or tha'Adierinia ophi, 2 frOCUtieenn-,
t o
. 4114 areesideratiqn•ntoth -President% Motives
lits4-Plas*,l:s4,Atep*l3AtagiAat ~ Vashe, us :Tall'
a 4:ifa, , ,hrtitam v pi stfi l tipg .. the :law, or, eve
to a moment's panels in denlariding that its
lanitiftioiset lie Ilibstered" equally 'l4 rulers and
:rated, ;Wei •hotee-fnllleithl that{ the President
will-seviaehhiemerlomationto ia AO aegard, 'so
A i tgragli) ‘lO l,ll 0 0, 4 1 4 1116 1 sAiliqt Ol un -
Zer r .t e abiesd. o dialaw. tlenannot. capert
j i . ii''plit i -iileoli 7 to n lilf Itidioltillironeidings - in
ifiattehillo Isiisflj , ffitireatingle the people.; , --
Waytt he hableuhrmlyesiglightli to Jabide by the
:dec4o l ;kAtstAo OMr.OPRO 004 rt on AhaVsesgs4
-thatroleeu raised a L tp
r t 9 the_constitutionality
:of tit B ' ollinent la r ii. To this effect he wrote
fo 'Ettrairribt- flthisour of Xecir Yorii, nadir
&tag' Antstintilik; l as : follorran • i u- • °
I.:dot noCobject l to abide, side:felon at the
United StateA§Oremos PoStrt,,or of the Judges
thereof, on the e•mit:itntionality, of the driaft
kW. ln fieti:l 'shall' be Willing its' facilitate
the bbtaininkid it, bUt I- cantitifeOngients to lose
the, time WhilbAil is being ebtainod..l l • „. , • -
Dior', 4 0 1r' 'atilt. ,u/-1),u4, ,question o ,ever, lae
brought heforeihe Su preme Witt if the writ
of Ahbeal apipusle in j beittifiperided'iuthe case
of all persona "enrolled, or drafted, .or thus
leted,.?orentlited in or:belonging 'to tha s iand
er , naval levees of., the 'United .:,states 1- 1 : I. a
single test ca to be allowed. y way of grace
for the purpc s e of tryingthe question? Then
the - question ceises . to be 'one of mniimon right
open to the enjoyment of all, and lapses iate
.a matter of.pisilege; dependent for its origin
and its *elution , on ; the will and pleasure, of the
Executive. The American ,peoplehave not
learned their on rigktg„,o, tbetß rulers' dude's:
It gives Asjiß flefaure tog take : hese excepi
tions.to any declaration of the president. But
What else canNie 'dif " the'• law is so plain
- that he may run who readethi end we are set
for its etatement..asul-i its defence 'within the
, humble spherefoCoUr r01Ati94...- WeAtortOt do
otherwis e than speak in the words which Con
greys 'has put httel'our'month, for the law' in
fiiiiged ll.' the . Proirldinatkin . Will- stand to is
serf - its just prerogatives,:whether men will
hear. or whether, they, will refuse to hear. We
sincerely believe that the cause of the Republic
is to-day more damaged by dieregard of law on
the gait of indielin'office; and eel:m(4111Y on the
part of men insubordinate military command,
than. by all other, causes, combined, scarcely
excepting the enemy irk the field or the enemy
sowing the seeds' of disbord in the loyal States.
For - whatevorof alienafion there exists in the
hearts of the people against the government
takes its origin ; Slild, derives its nutriment in a
large degree from the domineering . demeanor
and exacting spirit of military efficers, in high
grades and in low' gradee, conteinptuously
overriding the , civil authotity in matters and
within limits where there is neither necessity
nor excuse for their ,intrusion. • And it is in
this aspect_meriL thatt.Any_other that we de
plore the practical results ; of the President's
proclamation, which,.though _not so intended
by its Author, Seem to promide immunity from
judicial . scrutiny or legal control to every petty
provost marshal or subaltern officer, whatever
may be his invasions of private rights orhis
Violations of municipal and national law.
Hume, ON , PROCLAMATIONS.—The following
extract from flume's history of the reign of
Henry is wonderfully descriptive of 111kr
Own times, and shOws us whit the future hiss
torten mast say of certain liansaitions of the
present administration. (Hattie, Vol, iii., chap.
xxxii.)
sof be ;Parliament having thus resigned all
their religious lib'erties, proceeded to an entire
surrender of their civil rights ; and, without scru
ple or delibefiffin, Ailey Made by onAnct a total
subversion of the:English Constitution. 'They gave
-to the King's. proclamation the same force as to a
statute enacted by. Parliament; and to render
the matter worse, if possible, they framed this
law as if it was only declaratory, and were in
tended to explain the natufal extent of royal
authority.
"The preamble contains that the King had
formerly set forth several proclamations, which
froward' persons, had wilfully contemned, not
coneidering what a King by his royal power may
- do ; that this license might encourage offenders
- not only to disobey the laws of Almighty God,
.but also , to dishonor the King's meat royal Ma
jesiy, who may full ill, bear it i,that sudden
emergencies often; occur which require Speedy
remedies, and cannot await the slow assembling
and deliberations of Parlianieif: * * *
Por - theee- reasons the Pariiiinent,, tiLst they
might remove all occasion of doubt, atuOtaitied
by a- statute this prerogative of the otewn, and
enable hie Majesty, with the advice 4t:his coun
cil, to set forth proclamations, enjoining obedi
ence un d er whatever pains and pinaltleithe should
think proper ; and these proclamations'were to have
the force ofpapetual laws." '
m~E~ aT~L SIJL ..
lIIMPACI74 . : =ORM*
alt O. BABBEI CO
!Ant
b 1 tp'iO.
Ti acriba li ti ll rest AlL di t the 4" Newaig thri k ° fo li r lrin r
tllolßri. it,
psjable to the 111411 Sithieritiors, 0 • nositias
AR AAA. , • .
Tan Walumg Pitatoollirrall 1 411 ,0
00i-Lins sus ammo iiTarl i47soso. ei - onple
to one address; iftsee don • ' '
Cienaaatasi with this witabehilaiear I a extensive
JOB MINIUM, containing soariety of plain agar hineY
pe‘ unequalled by any attibliilitoicif ha the intsehitof
Ss Mate, for which the patronsis of tlis Weis is so
Wok: ' . F , •
.! 1 'BLAIR COUNTY:
• ; ! „,1
s.
' - Detioiride , County . conytitiiiill 0_
The' 'delegates 'to- • the' Denkocratie Colutty
Cciitieiltion hiltititLiff 'net, purivant
Pfll - k the-0- 01 0 ifikamel PiPtidivabing, on
Tuesday, Sept. lbth, 1868, 4nd. organized by
eleeting. Hon.. lames D..,ll,eisVi'vesident'; Wm.
ATen:CaitiiiiiiS 71iniSi"4fe t tioy, .and
.I.OIdRIA, Spaug, Vice, Pi444000;i
Woodkok , and Dr. liowan , Rlark,Seeretaries..:
[For *ant of space w e
. omit the tnames of
deleiateii in 'ettendende. 1 ' "' "
1 0n, motion it wae—
ilatobedi That, we deem it inexpedient , at
the Tresent. time to ; nominate candidates for
the- iliffereut • county
The following gentlemen were appointed' a
cOnimittee'on'reeolutions
Tiff d. Bolts, H. L. Patterson, S. F. M'Fad
den,. Pastte'isOn, J. g Thompsoh, Jas.
Lowther, Malone, Christ , Snider, John
James St veils, Johti B. Hileman,
jacohYtoyatidt, arni A. Galbraith.', ;,,
The. committee, after a brief:oBo4es, repor
ted,thei folloiring; which were readand , =Gni
iitionerlSeiloPted : 11 • '
'll t
690 V! r e 11,98 always regardedthe
Constitution of the United States, formed is it
vo
lution, ate' sleet „ anchor of = our libertig ;
!lift tbionifiaris7willilit '4,4 1 "..1f plower d
iniTteirity' alroirtobitt'cllistititqd Illa'reeog
nized by it te_diacharge the_duties imposed on
them ;; by- its. previsions, -whether in war or
pfitice.
Ret - ToliieCTEll we denounce the - dOiiirme - Thf
the right; of secession, 'by =3O State, is being
as heretical and unconstitutional as the other
iirfaniedd' doctrines,. 4aughtby the Abolition
iete, tbst "nerStsteenney be - formed et Ofboil
ted within the jurisdiction of any other State
teneent-of-the-Itegielaturtrof-the
84)111 1 oolgp_peed,," and-Aft seeeded i State
titttenifif q. 6 shall pe rmitted-permitted
to resume its,placli . as tteynion until it hut
oonforroed in' its 43011EItipi ion to the will of the
Parilsitifa iiert! )- %''T • I • 1... - •
Resolved, not ;we are I now, as we always
have been ? , for the -prosecution of thevresent
lAAir, and; it the language of Congresii, in
netipsiit tkis paciou.Al aptergency,. Nut
'ishing all feelings of mere passion or resent
-
meat, we will recollect only our duty to the
Vtols i „counVX;
,that this war Is not waged on
seytepiii( ettibispieesioi; or roiliny
purpose of conquest, or-for interfering with
the rights or established institutions of these
Otate!t, but te , Iderkend ,ausi maintain the su
premacy of the Constitution and to preserve the
Union, with all .he 'dignity, and rights of the
severarStalis u n imp a ired, and that as soon as
thestl i alittimitie `accomplished . the war ought
to cease.
Resvisted, = That we;denounce and condemn as
hateful and , tyrannieal,
h ut in perfect keeping
with the doctrines and practices of the old
Federal party, arbitrary military arrests and
tht suppreision i of newspapers in States and
communities where , the civil courts are open
and tiorlawtptevaiL:
Resolved, That to the, brave men who have
followed Um old tag and carried it triumphant
' ly ninity - a . battle field, our heartiest
thanks are'dner the living we will cheer and
ensign, the funniest of ,the fallen cherish and
protect, and the memories of the dead shall
be. embalmed in our heart of, hearts.
Resolved That We are for George W Wood
ward because we know him We remember
*RS - pridearid PliantA the years in which he
presided in our courts iliSpensed justice , to
our qmonle ,000/1 weryl eJ PAIOXIVAI the
adm4ation etelett_ ftejeloo tat •
the dayisilpiteM%iiilia*b can ' plane in 414
Aiimernorhiqokeinlot due noble old gonin,ion
keAtkilikprreemsor of Chief Justice MMenn.
• Rio - Weed, That in Chief Jnetice LoWeie we
e an able, intelligent and learned Judge,
who will, discharge his duties without fear,
favor or' affection, and we'cannot spare him
now, When the times are so out of joint.
Resolved, That, the opposition have a fit
ticket for their amalgamated party, Composed
ask, is' of Andrew President of a
Know Nothing Lodge, and Daniel Agnew,
who, in the Constitutional Convention, voted
- to make negro?! aquarakirhietrniehlifilloit
ing thud to dte - '
Resolved,, That , it , is high time for the tax
-layers. of Blair 'County to make` a change in
the management of its finances. When one of
the County-Commissitmere charges, and is al
lowed by the others, five hundred dollars for •
extra services, Ahem must be something
wrong.. ' • •
Resolved, That: .john Creswell, Jr., Esq., is
hereby appointed Representative delegate to
the next Dernooratic State Convention, and
that he be instructed to vote for no man for
delegate to the National Convention who will
not use all honorable means to secure the nom
ination of General George R. M'Clellan as the
next, candidate for President ! •
[Names of the County Committee omitted.]
On motion,• Dr. Rowan Clark, of Antes,
was appointed .Chairman of the . County Com
mittee, and 8. S. Barr, of Hollidaysburg, Sec
retary. -
On motion, the Chairman of the County Com
mittee was authorized and instructed to appoint
committees of vigilance for each ward, borough,
and township in the county, to' act in conjunc
tion-'with the members of the County Commit
tee.
.• CIA motiop, James D. Rea, James Kearney,
and Wm. WIiBOA Were appointed Senatorial
conferees to select a Senatorial delegrate to
represent the district in the next Democratic
State Convention. .
On motion, the proceedings of the Conven
tion were directed to be tittblieherin the Hol
lidaysburg Standarcf,'Philidelphia Age, and
Harrisburg UNION.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine
die.
BLOODY DOINGS ON THE KANSAS
. MISSOURI BORDER.
Correspondence of the Bt. Louis'Republican
LEXINGTON, Sept. 9.—" Blood, massacre, re-
Irene," correctly represent the feelings, pur-
Pete had acts of HOWE of the people of anses
towards :the people of Msesouri, except the
radical Isoobin - elementiof the latter State,
*hid', I regreqo believe, is in cordial sympa-
Thi , with this devilish spirit that pants for the
blood of our people.
On Su'3day last, this desire for blood mani
fested itself in the southeastern part of Jack
son county, not far from the village of Lone
Jack. Although it was Sunday, the people ,of
that region, alarmed and terror stricken by
threats from Kansas, and:isruel edicts from tWe
headquarters of the district, were hard'at . work .
straining every nerve to. get' 'ready to leave
their homes before the menierable 9th day of
September, 1863. •
One of these unfortunate victims of a cruel
order haitalmost completed their preparations,
and within half an hones time would have
commended their :weary wanderings in search
of ar home. anoneieted lit Benjamin Potter,
Er
MEE
ERE