Bill f 1Y
IjilliillliJljI.
BY 0. ". W0I1DEN AND J.
At I.SO per l'onr, always
facsJay Morniai & Friday Aficnioon. j
"Sectional'' CaxitliJates.
Fremont acd Dayton, Lincoln and
Hamlin, were denounced s ''sectional
nominations," and Millard Filimore and
others declared them to be just ciuse fur
offence by the South. Tru-, tbey were
theextreavs betweeu the Kast iud the
West but then, Driibtr of theai lived ia
Slate S'-Ur, and th-rtin lay the offence.
Well.. .now we have Liuc !n aoJ Jobn
Bon, ooe from i Free and tbe other from a j
Slave Slate S3 there is do "sectionalism" .
in tbe I'mii.v nomiuere. ;
The SoitEUEADS bave Fremont and
Cochrane, both of tte city of New York
altogether "sectional," surdy.
The Cori'EKlitAI's have M'Clellan and
reodleton, tbe latter of Ohio, and the Lr
tner also cf Ouio when tbe war broke out,
although Dow he hails from Pennsylvania,
Kew Jersey, New York and (m the Indian
Wat born) "ail along shore."
The only restriction of the Constitution
Is that the 1'resideot acd Vice .'resident
tba'.l not both be from the nie S'ote
which would rule out both toe S irebeads
and the Copperhead. Or, if M'Clellan
sow claims his residence in either New
Ycrk or lno-ylvauia, fill Lis is a 'sec
tional ticket" bo' a candidates Xth of
Mason k Dixou's liDe ucirfur from a
Slace State.
I.t A OUANPAHV. The honest l'eace
men don't like ttieir "War candidates,"
and the honest War men do not like their
'Peace platfirm." Altogether, it is a
nondescr pt, two-faced affair sings Yan
kee L'j,i.e at cne cod, aud "L'txie at
the other-travs "Good Lord ud Good
Devil" at the same breath has a Sheep's
Lead and a Serpent's heart.
tTGta. hberman does not seem to
take tbe advice of the M'Cieliiu party,
nd bold aa ''armistice" bcn be could
taake a tictviy.. Instead of resting on
our side, (Ittiviuj the 12tUh li Jij'it at thy
choast") with a iew to "an ultimate con
tention of all tie States," be proceeded
to execute tbe laws against t-oiters instead
Cf "compromising'' with them.
&.Some Cops call M 'Clellan a Jer
sey man, some a New Yorker, and some . j
Haooamiio. Tbe truth is, be entered the
service from Ohio, which is legally bis
Stat nnlesa a man can chauco hia rest-
dence while in service. M'Clellan and
l'end'.cton are bo'h from Cincinnati, and
Eremoot and Cocbra.e from New York.
i.Mir V? II Wait. ?rj. Jimifl
-,. . . l t i ii- . , i
v.r.tiiV. .r an.l .Ii.irc-in 0TI9 'fiwm e
members cf tbe 5:b Heserves,) along with
twenty-five other-of Co.D,2d Fa. Yet. Vols.,
were made prisoners in tbe reccsH engage
tsent at the Weldoo Railroad. J
arCapt.W.U.lI M'Call has been pro-'
moted ta Lieutenant Colonel of tbe 200:h .
Ilegt. I'a. Yols, n'ow organizing at liar-;
lieburg ucder Col Chas.W.Diven.
fL te a cha.xicia. j
A PLEASANT DAY. 1
WedDCs-iny last the Methodist Sunday
School bad their celebration. It was a
clear day, and it seemed as if the spirits
of all were as bright and clear as tbe day
....... ..e. a g o. u,ai o. oe.ay c
was borne patiently ty the assembly) they
turned from tbe river to tbe canal, and
after . pleasant though slow sail they
reached the destined spot, and here as
soon as possible the tables were spreii
li.ntf If 1 : . ' .11 r 1 : . l
acd ail "fell to" with an appetite. We
Lad forgotten to mention, that, going up,
Mies 13. lost fcer mantle, wbicb was bril
liantly rescued from a watery grave by
one of our brave soluier boys. While at
tbe grove, most mingled in the games ap
propriate to such an occasion, althotjch
tome preferred walks ia tbe woods under
tbe abade of tbe forest trees, wbile others
of more meditative turn rather turned
nd took . retrospective view, and thought
Low many who bad before mingled in
their sports were dow pressing forward to
meet the foe, or had found death npon the
fc.ttle-field whiie nobly battling for their '
ronntri i ricnta. a irriirp! t.t-r tmwvr '
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me nay w,3 one oi enjoyment, Iroui the
il up ta tbe returning sail. Ia return-
ing, some preferred to waik, and then, in they will return to loyalty." If tbey bad v. -.-e -v.
tbe iaiet walk, with tbe clear sky above been cement with these, secured by . I 1 ,hink we cooId hlTB been in A,!tnU
them ,nd water and woods surrounding, rjem3eratie Administration, they never befor8 ,Lw 1,3,6 if Gen- Sherman had de
bVh. ," t.ve seceded. They split the it ; bat ta crash the Taebel army is
ia tbe great crowd on the journey home. ' r. ., p.,. now the object: for while we would eon-
Baltimore, Sent. 3 r.
"rvn v '
'jto. M Cie.lan s
nomination i xmA .v..j- . . .1, ....
t? the I:tV&Z u
Wr. Hams told them at Coicago. be wa,
ulZlZe VSt???1 V"jUni
Legislatare-jjst as louchanan broke up
the I-ree State Legislature of Kansas-.
and just as Tory Governors broke up Co-
lonial Legislatures bef-ore the da)s of the
lievolution. There is no hearty feeling, ;
therefore, anions those inclined ta be Se- i
r-" 0'HULiiiouist lave na confidence
ID
uiui as comrarm nth i.in-n in s
k.ie.iacim is .in. i a -. j i
i
Hooker and lium-ide -.:,... ., !
Antictam wLich M Clellan failed to make
complete crowning victory.
A tmmense ratification meetieg was'
held at St. Louis, at which that inteosett
w raaicais, Uen. Ja a II. Lane of Kansas,
Ia. ,r . t 7- ",""'.Ml,.e TJir' iD j
- -wH wa.wa. wa uiui,V U Vw JUU
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eiuiiillxag Uad istcliioa.
R. CORNELIUS.
in flianrr.
"Conservat.Vt." War Policy. j
We bear much of late from p.raous who j
protest that they will never give np the j
Fui io, yet in the same breath profess bos (
ti'uty to tbe war now waged io iis defense
exeit.l, they would probably iy, by
tbe ii'ii.f of war tbos waged. Tbry waut '
a conservative-, conciliating, ea-y-giing
war, wherein all the private property
of iUbcls, but especially their property
iu sive, shall be satisfactorily respi- t J;
wherein e shall bit tbetn as if we loved
them, and briog ibem by solid knocks to ;
realiaiu." feoia of the folly aLd wicked-
oe. of their revolt, and w to a glad re- '.
luro into tbe bosom of the L'uiou. To ;
the sincere applies of this f.itb, we beg '
leave to couiuieod the followio consider-;
&tjor- . . i
Y,1U are rr-n-in? ootbinn new. We 1
., i-jst suju a War as vou propose so
far as human ibfiraiity would permu for : e""'' ' l5th Canaan's old) corps,
the tweoty numbs succeeding toe bom- They were allowed to como up witbiu easy
barduunt of Samtcr. (Jen. r?oott, Oen. "g Uo we opened on them;
M'Clellan, Uen. l'.tt..rs-.o, and one Gen. i opened, our fire was too
fcherai.n were, each in Lis sphere, a dls- usb for them, and they soon were eom
r .... -...! ...t rr, .'.;,.,., 1 pelled to lio down for shelter : but we had
tl.euis.:Ues aud were recgn'Z-d. Kverj
thic, ibit could be was done in their day
to cjii. aud olile the slaveholders aud
their white satellites into acquiescence iu
a re?rel L'oi.in. To tUs end, slaves,
esc(.tLg from Rebel misters to our lines,
saujeiiuusLr'iDgicg impirtant ititcliigeLcc,
were surreudtred to tho.-e tuasters' ren-
teaace. I'roclauiation after proclamatinu
was issued, surcharged with d-.votijQ to
Slavery and the Union. Gen. M Clel.an
d-c ared that be would "crutt with an
ir.Q
Land" aDy insurrection of slaves.
aDy
When
Geo. Fremont declared
d free the
slaves of Kebeis in Lis dei artment, tbe
l'naident suppressed the order. So with
a line order ox Uen. llunler in lue ua-
partincot of the South. Gen. llalleck
. . . rx
ordered our lines to be closed against every ,
uc-ro fl ein ' to our camps. Geo. Sher- !
c
man tn.J io rmelaim his devotion .
Slaverv ta tbe South Carolinians tut ,
could coax cone of them to receive bis
prociama'.ioo. In short, nothing was left
undone that could be dona to assure Hi
Slave l'owcr that its only safety was to
be found under the protecting ais of tlie
Union.
And ail in vaio. Not . jot of this aalt
auiJ lia on th tail of the fcbv bird. Sla-
very. Its instiucts could not be thus !
rk..i It Lnew no matter if ita foca :
did not that tbe Kcbellioo and Slavery ;
were connected as root and tree, plant and ,
Cower. Tbe Union might ebut its eycis
to this; S.avery could not. Our armies
rciirht aboot or stab, bane or drown, every
fc I Is ' J
negro taking refuge within our lines ; but
tbe misters knew that, if we were not
Abolitionists, wo ought to be, and would
hut to be if we attempted in earnest ta
cut down the ikcbciiion. And so we
toiled all night and caught nothing. The
Rebels did not even thank ni for reDellin
i-
their runaway, from our lines. j
It was wtile we were doing large !
s-roke of this Degro-catchinc business that
we were teateo eff from Richmond to the !
James, acd burled back from Cedar
Mountain to tte defenses of Washington;
while the army of Dueli (ao intense tiave
bunter and hater) was cut tff by regiments
br; 1(Jes ,nJ compelled 10 rct-
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ri6"d3 froul 1J"" Ohu.
Considering the immense preponderance
of our armies at the outset, oar campaigns
0f 1S02 were by far more discreditable
'
and disastrous than those cf any other ,
year of the war
Emancipation was threatened on the 1
22 of September, 1802, but was not ini-;
ti.ted till January 1st, 1SC3. We had ;
J 1
thus two nearly full years of the War for
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..,:.. t;. ,i, p yr,, w.j
' VJ- U tbo Rebels had ,
reB witling to return ta the Union with
their "rights" guaranteed, they would ,
havo been most tvelcome. liot tbey chose '
,a sta7 .W1
j, y oalckw therefore it is imnn-'
AjiTit fitimntitn li-. IlCtca tl.& .Ue.
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noiaers tne.r cons .tu.iona. r.gn.s, ana
&eJ r proclaimed
r
radv and eaperto reenter. Thff nretpnsA
b-.e!,J impudent. They . fight-,
iBg ( their Chief says) "for illJepCB. i
tot nothing less. Tbey want !
,,ino lf n,.t 1
10 be lel bBe If bfaten, they must ;
e-
ul""'''- 5 t they are not coming back sa j
lg " they can help it. Tribune.
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A romance of the war that has com-
menced going tba rounds, is that of a
reuti ameer wtia an k v.- .k.
r.i..&inn r.r ih. n. . . . t. . ,
. uu ni tug i
hundred feet in the air. S:?'. "i'I ;
:ie nd uaiijured 1 Tbe reader is ex-;
peeted to be as nearly breathless with '
f aurnriaA at tbia afor aa ftha e-atl
wheahe came dawn,
Robert Cole, a slave of President Jeff
Davis, has received twen'y lashes for ate.l-
ing twenty pspers of eoff.-e from the Con- J
luif lefuii rianera ill eun.rR iriiiu lub i.hd. ,
federate States. and was no doubt at that. (
Sirange tbat h. should steal while nhj.
I teg inch eiecllent oortvl iutrastioti! 1
LEWISBHEO, UNION
lCorri...rJcDr cf the. ?tir t Cliranlcle.
From Sherman's Army.
In ma re'.r r Ati.xttA.Oa., 1
Aeiroet 16, l-U.
Since try last lettor the Army of the
South-West have bid a busy time niar
cbiug, sometimes, day and uigbt,' or at
other times marching at night and fighting
in the day-time, and digging fortifications
day and Light. We have bceu so busy
that we hardly have time to write to our
friends, or read tbe ncwi that get to us
once or twice a week.
Oa the morning of th.o 27th ult, tie
Army of tbe Tennessee started on the
"'"h from the extreme left to tbe extreme
r;SLt- Aftr marching all day aud half
be night, we found ourselves ou the right,
ai resteil n our rmi "'thout diuner or
supper, nutil uioruiug, when we proceeded
establish our linos, and while doing so,
l"bel ruiy ca" OP30 ns. U miad i
seen where they were, aua pourea a ae-
structive fire io on the ground, so that few
of tbe first 1 got way; the remainder
who were not killed or wounded were taken
prisoners. When tbey came in tney said
we had got them this time, but we would j with his draft, ha probably wouldn't ever pcrior quality. Give Lim . ca.l.
pay for it, for tbe Tex.ns were coming ' be .Uowed to ataul tbo draft agin ; this j A HjaovTcTur'fr'orTlJt
next ; they bad never besa whipped, and , luks severe at first site, but tbe tuoar yu oufl a ,,LlIjtlelrjl,u piper4 j, .
would conquer or die. They profes.t-d to luk at it the raoar yu caa ana tiia wisdom A3nn., ti,e trig;0 eT.,nu of th9 burn
have bad enough for tbo present, and ; into it. ! ia2 of Cbaaibersbari wis tbe sh)otinir cf
I'nuweJ E"" anxiety to gea iu i iv'
"eiJre " "ero mete, iot ...j
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i tU re-captured. In a short time the
- Evincible (1) Tex.ns came, but they e.mo
on,J be bck liS'
o o - o o
! tai'rd eoing, they fell back to tboir
ana aiipr roir7 ne ana re-CDar?iuir until
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r.
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rula Da .ecantremouis, .uia carrjiug tu.
wounded in. I can not give you the nam
ter of arms and prisoner! taken, or of the
killed and wounded, bat yoa have no
d.iubt aen Gen. Shermao'a official reporL
Unr Us was probably not more tbaa one-
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huh as much as tbe Rebels , because we
did tbe shooting principally ourselves, tbe
Rebels could not thoot when advaneing,
I ... i- , . l - i ' e. .e I - t
na ,ne ola aneiraooouDg auw inej tana
qdvd. aai ooum Doa oo lutioii iiravtioa.
bl'8 we poured a destructive Ore into
bcta- rtillrj was in tbe action on
our iJe ,kl 1 kD0 of bul ,h Reb"U
k siI09 engaged, but it was not sufficient
to drive us back. Some correspondent.
have written that we were oovered, but
the cover we bad on our part of the lines
was the timber in wbicb we formed then.
Some of tbe more fortunate had carried .
rail fenoa tod put up partial works.
We have pressed tbe Rebels until we
bavc gained a position almost within mas-
Kel D.8 01 "ca Der "a ,Be,r P'"e,s
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insa i uassie to wail, srouaa ia cildu,
m"a " UDS,lB w w" rouaa m ""P'
mu'ket U1U "9 Jg -
"ouoi Cim?- Tbe Picket h,T8 kfPl P
6 laost amounted to
' bit,Ie' nn,il Il?t eTeoinS' when " ee4,ed-
J . L . . 1 a J " XT - J
,aa commences tr.u.ug couee auu
sugir. ibis morning we Una a lew ot
our pickets missing: having gone into tbe
fiaVlDg gone into lue '
tbey were retained as i
. . . .
le ot their men Dave l
Rebel lines to trade
prisoners, wbile some
come in and given themselves up. As it
is unsafe to be fired at, both sides agree to
allow tbe trace ta remain unbraken. The
Rebs come out in plain view, and box and
wrJes'Ie' D onr bo 6et "P0" ,hs 0'k'
mem. uu oub occasion, to-
da' ,heir trtil!er' pPeDed 00 i,h 4,1
Its fur' when we were in PUin hi bnt
tbe hurt ns 0De' "d besides iD-ariD our
ex. I.e. L A at 1 L J
' lue7 0 " B00wea "
they would do if they could. Our artil-
lery replied, and soon .11 was naiet again,
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be Rebe.. don t intend to fall back,
bu' are e"oed to make stand here,
,nd W8 won!d di no,hlg ta discourage
them, for, although we don't exactly like
fiShtiofi. we aai ,h" fiS tan march
and tben fight.
We know tbat by fight-
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Aumm woula 00 "n P1' ,e,wI '
von mailt not tbinlr that hepana wa ha
At!an. that we have teen
whipped, for we admit nothmg of the kind.
. e b"e fo11 caBBlcoea in onr Iede
in our kTm7 in tbe President, and in
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th9 Amer'Mn. PeaPle. notwithstanding ,
uopperneaas diow, ana oi course re sat-
i - fit - 'd that all will be well that the prin-
eiplcs of Liberty, Justice, and good Go-
ernmcnE win oe fiantainea. ana reacts re-
. n i -.t i
s,oreJ - Ma6t of " bo ira fihllD8 for
tbU wiU Probb!J' be ' 0Br ,Mt homt bnl
,0 onr -"rieos and humanity we bequeath
tba blessing we have suffered and endued
ao much for. Jons II. Mtkbs.
Runaways, deserters, Rebels, and foreign
symp.tbii,r. along tba Canada line, b-ve
breoose numerous, that fears of a Rebel !
r" 0 0J" Northern border prevail, and i
Beymour of New Xuk bad taken
meiyJuiM ta prmot it. 1
CO., PA., TUESDAY,
ua rul la a cuaniiCLa.
;rt(t.u1.hi..r..iit' i.wor:-
D. U. I.
I lo tbmn t I'l l!'' taW.
I 1pv tba n-.ea h loc Vir i-!l-rt
I -; th cinibo nr'T ha. m-t
1 u9m thp Bill aho t-arl4 D t ' 1J,
1 lote th ma eantl:1 aui b-Ii :
I let tbe Din ho Iotc In f
Fur liirtj, l .r tmtU aot ri.-hl.
1 tf t!i- ma mhu'a firm'y bnl
Tj bel. f-j,.p .rt irtioTt ruTu-ot-
1 tvjte tLt Dn, a 1 rie
(Itiit O, I k't a Ccp'Ii''!.')
I tof tb ma lw . ma to st'-si,
1 Ijvi tbe BU Linl ab'l (&ret:
I lure tbe n.nD vb- uvVr drink, rum,
Wbo barer tn.k,ur rbeae. lia euuie.
1 If.te tiiaeiaa bo ail iu wb:i
Ueare ob tie ftt au burt .mil";
1 loi-wtbe tutu b'W hr:i n.ht
M'iLb cir-n, aul in hi:;h h-aieo's ell.t;
I Ir tbo ma. ;tul Til a H
l!o mu b I bim. aul U'-iw
VLo lot hie C-un:r KreeJcUi' nr
lltr F.acT wttbveery slr.; aui ;UT.
I )ve lhemu,iDi I wr
W ii.i'i b 'nt. u-fal. a'-' act tr'J;.;
I lT the mm euciuier a:ii vi-.t-r,
Huo fler foreLe to l'y tbe r.-inr.
Josi Billings oa the Drift.
WiJier wtauiuia, aud thero only son, is
xempt, provided the widier's husband his
already serveJ - years in the war, ana is
i willing to go iu agin blceve the S'pream
Corte has derided thia thing to be forever
constetooshonaL
Once more : If a man shooi ran twiy
i tjuco momnj, ..aiois ra tooio wuo o
u6Ca urtuum mj cm unta-u irj-
I . . -- l : . i:: t -
; .og to get au uouum ... oy nvvu
2 wives to onct ; also all of then, petpl
j .La are oraxe, aul unsound on the goose;
! 'h - 'PP corrjspondiuU aui fools
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i in annera '
is""
j Once moarly agin ; No substitute will
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, mor man ion roei niga; ue huh
KOoW
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ia cnaw loDacxer aua uriu. poor wuiaaee,
;.BJ musn'l bi afeard of tbe ich nor the
j Kebeis. Moral character ain't required,
j the Government furniabea that aud
huca.
.... . .
Conolamvely ; A person cannot be dr.f-
j led maar than twice in two places without
i -
I bis consent; bat all men has a right ta be
. . . . . . t i
draltea .r least onei. i aan s iuiuk even
a vrit ai bidodi coroai a aemiTe a uaa
j 0f this last blessed privilege.
" aaxwaa
XatiSS E fiXTS
BHwiHWMtl wfciJ a VW M
"VTr. TTZV". X 7Z
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OSicial War Bulletin.
Washington, Sept. 2, 10:J5 p si
31 1 J. Oen. Die, Xcv Tori.
The t jllowinff teleuram. from Mai. Gen.
j pioounl dated tbia day ia Atlanta, and
just received, confirms tbe capture of that
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tbe Twentieth cirps now occupy the city.
The battle was fought near that place, in
which General Sherman waa successful,
Tbe particulars are not known.
(Signed,) II. H. Sloccm,
Major General.
An unofficial report states that in tba
uailD riuui urn ao-ist i oiui, vj ueu.
Dcr,nni "'tn Hod, the Rebel army was
cut in two, with very heavy loss to the
QeQ Ulr(Ice wa9 kileJ
battle fought near Lost roint, by Gen.
Our loss ia not known.
Ldwix M. Stamox,
Secretary of War.
A Thunderbolt for Copperheads!
THE APPROACHING DRAFT.
Its Burdens Materially Lightened.
Grant Wants but 100,000 More Men-
These to Finish the Rebellion and
Restore Peace.
War Department, ")
Washisgios, Sept. 28 p. m j
It is ascertained with reasonable ccr-
taioty tbat the naval and other credits re-
quired bv the act of Congress will amount )
t0 200,000. including Newt York, which
hM not bepn si ,be ,
reported yet to tbe L'ppart-.
vwiAti a that tkaw VvnetAntt'a aIl nf fnlti
V . ' , . " ' !
10 is craeticablv reduced ta 300 003 men
to rrnet and taka tbe place of' I
First The new enlistments ia the lis-.
S-ro.n J The casualties' of battls, sick-
Dc. prisoners anl desertion ; anl
7Ai'.-if The hundred day's troop?, and
all others going oat by expiration of ser
vice this ran.
Oae hundred thousand new troops
promptly furnished are all tbat General
Grant a-k for the capture of Richmond
and to give a finishing blow to tbe rebel
armies et ia the field,
thc cal, woaU be ljeq
The rcidue of
mate for garrisons
in forts and to guard ail tbe lines of com- j
manication and supply, free the country
from guerrillas, give security to trade, pro-
teet commerce and travel, acd establish j
peace, order ana tranquility ia every
State. KDW1.N M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Admiral Farragut's Coal account of tbe
oaptura ot ron .uorgaa naa reacaea me -
a? . 1 .1 '
avy Deputment. I be fort did not fire
a gun, bat after raising the white flag,
i- . i . i r . .i r i i
ana peauingineexcuauga oiootes,iuc ikeu-
.ls spiked the guna and destroyed the j
ammamtion tbey bad snirendered a pro-
uucicu a tiro-
ceeding only lesa di.hoDorabl. taaa shoot-
tog anarmaJ eaptit e.
SEPTEMBER C, 1SGI
; By Telegraph from Harrisfcurg, Hoon.
,-uU of tliO Cut'turo of Atlanta.
I Oar'ross io the capture of Atlanta will
n jt x-";d We have possesion of
j cv, r 300 Kebel dead, 2"0 wouad?d, and
1 t.iOO well prisouers. The Umbels de
'sirojel seven loeuiuotives and eighty-one
cars loaJeJ with anjmunitun, sniait arms
aai ttona, acJ Kft 11 ti.e-s of artillery,
ruo-t of tieui ULiLjured, and a large nrjm-bi-r
of small aru.5. The eu-my blew up
bis Ui3 ziiies an! I'.ft in tte n'ubt time,
wh'-'U toe 2'Jiu ('orps ( Jen. Slocuui) took
possession of the place.
List acoutiu fr iu tba 6henanl)ab
Valley reLresebt tie Rebels as appaieoliy
j filling bak, a'o3ut Winchester.
New YoiiK. S;ft. 31 P. M Gold
baa declia-td ti 42 fitoou tL receipt of
1 'U"JU' .
I Jen nrivntes B'tve rscni'V oen ine-j
' and cvcvicitd of deserti id aud seutecced
'to imprisoumsnt at hard labjr at Fort
! lelare for tj cr three xtw, t&i to
i
j fjrfi.it a.l fay aud auowanc.s.
j A battle is reported to LiT2 tiken
'riaj oa the 2" h of July near Knife
Uiv-r, b tic-.n G"n. Sully ' onimMol anl
OU0 Ioiiabs. Toe l i:t. r were ci f.attl,
losing loU ; our Las 5 killed aud
woubdel.
10 or 20
tASpsoikl attention i iuvited to John
Fareira'. Advt. in this Usuc. His assort-
: meet
ui .uv.j .s, -
Children's
scar, is very large and of . a-
xw , ujtoels, oy ui. ALdrew .i.er, wuue
... -.-5
an.ldiLjiiin. I bad a cjuv-rsltua With I
- lhlS cir. '
. 1 . . K . . ' b
,fu.r lBe 'ihl,p Ul be.u et ou lira twice
; by igniting pip r, he succeeded ia extin-
gutauiog tue liktuts, wum ti.e wiciobls
re-entered bis bouse, aud one of them
; struck tbe doctor fra the cheek with a bit
. b in , d; a . tdrteLUne, .nd
, . - , ...... TL.. . .u .. l e
ue carries ta scar yet. a uey tueu cimui :
1 - .i . TL ...L.. ..-.11
bold of a demijohn of alu-jbal, breaking :
whiah the amei instantly enveloped the
: eatire store. As the rattans were making
"a best of their way out, aud coming
- , w f 1 i 1 J V 1 -
I "w"a . ur" , - I
barreled gun, each barrel loaded with tlx
J glogs e them he ooateuU o(
; bjti ejCn. iLe Crst ona was bit in tbe
. faje, and tbe other received the charge
;: v:. I. . tl.il. IJI B1tB Ik. Arvt.-w
ia u "'t --
---o . .
ia the funeral pyre their owe Lauds bad
lighted.
' Tiires iMPunTAar Tut.xos Three
1 tbio1.ti h'" gintleneaa, and
, Thre.a thina l. .lmir r inteU
lectual power, dignity and gracefulness.
Three things ta bate ; cruelty, arrogance,
and ingratituaa. Ittfee things to de. ght
in : beauty, frankness, and fie.dom. TLree
thinss to wish for: health, friends, and .i
j cheerful spirit Three things to pray for;
' filth, cexoe. and roritv of heart
Three
tains to like: cordiality, good tumor,
: and mirthfulness. Three things to avoid ;
i . . .j .. . i . .
. 1J. -.- -i J'--
I good friends, and good temper. Three
things to contend for; honor, country, and
frien la. Three things ta govern : temper,
i - t-
impulse, and tongue.
A correspondent of tbe ScicntiSo Ame
rionn writes as follows : " Common brass
clocks may be cleaned by immersing tbe
i woraa iu uoiuu wa.ei. a.ouu aa ibis
; treatment may appear it works well, and 1
bave for many years past boiled my clocks
! whcneTer thcj 9top (rom so accumulation
works in boiling water. Rough as this l
i of dast or a thickening of the oil upon
i the riots- They sH uld be boiled ia
riiTB rain water an d dried on a warm stove
! cr near the fire. I write this by the tick
j of aa eight-day clock wcich was boiled a
t year ago and has behaved perfectly well
; ever since."
A CoprERDEAD trouble! with htstreas
onable talk a family in Keokuk, Iowa, the
youngest member of whom was a little girl
rf thrpA tr-tra Rha salt tn Kim at one nf
his visits : "Do bom
, tcppjheaJ : do
, i,tjus"i
home, twick." (le left.
To care us of otH immoderate lova cf
gain, wa should seriously consider how
maDy goods there are that money will not
purchase, and these the best; and how
! many evils tbat money will Lot remedy,
and these tbe worst.
Gail Harden, of Winstcd, Conn., eon-
itneicr-t alt trip hiafit hor r ifi aorif Kim f.ip
,. ,.t,,;ln.,.u t r,-r,;.Kf.t .'J
JO J
the sugar at bis own expense.
e :
rS-.No changa in tb Lewisburg ?Iar
kets to day.
Sire.
ht M.ltoo, ob thft aii int.-, DA VII) M ABT., vUM
LADIES' FA riCY rURSlj
A C j
Johx ,Fareiiu's
Oiel !:slbHshr.
Fllf MinufitllirV
aY.71S.-laA.Sir.,
I have Lv in
-Vstore of mv ownim-
.ac,ure; one cf U.
Utmuttjul selections :
, .
f I'a net- f ii r,
Ladies and t nil
Also, a 6ne as. I
e if li s ee ear, in 1 117 son. - -' ? -
. r .- ..,. r. ar..I Collars.
, - A t .
As my FurXereail nurcsed wbea Uold
was at a moot lower pieiniuAtbaa at rs-
ent, I am eabled to dispose ohem at very
and Collars.
. 0hem at ,ery
tfunzbie prices, and I
rcioi r au-
icit a call from my friends of
,
a county
.n i virinuy. . .
fVRemember ,- j,.'tBg-R I
... 1Cl,M ,,,. ;ia, eonia erae.
ta, aaatk ese. '
...... ea.ih I
m have DO panrier, Beiurv.-v. --
a, ether aioreiS Philadelphia loetaSjl
an:...x
TV
"THE L'NIijX," estAMlsle
-dlROXICLE," ftiMIb! ia IS 23 Yfc No., 1,054.
Avoid ihc Draft!
$400 Local Bouiity, $100 U. S. Bona
ty, fjr Bacrnlts for one yeir.
C.WALlir WAXTEIH
C,OL. J. IHV1. CREGii of if" li.h r-n'a
t'ara.rv, is ai humeir. I.twi-ur. u'uti
or l. anJ willaccni of rcru:is re'ir, two
or three year. for b.s regiment. Ao excel-
Ifat uppurt .imiy fr lhose tleiroua tf enter -
in? a (U..U I'ava.rv rtcmeou
S lOO llotiutv will he ai-! irae rr-.!i-
II he ! tr.ew rr-.!i-
t,a tMnwiio i- tae b..rousa ot Lew-tur?,
noa ceniPeate ol nu:er. : c " 1 ""
4i:;ui iiitnrt rntfif. vy t.'.ti ts'f.
fcLisii o-r.utv, i , r. , ,ij inf ; rni:n ane of her where
jf'isr 11"- x ' l-'u's'..i uave all pa. it.
r.im.l-'uV.'tru'tt-.: JohKPM B. BIRUABD.
VaiieJ Slates llaia Agetts.
LICENCE bavin; been ?ran'et to ih
uner.sueJtorarrf on !ae H-r
i I u.iei mj: Cia.m Aeems in I ni n rrautv
' tiny wtii a'.ttut promjmy to the ei-.-eeuon f
. bark-pay auj b.Bntie and the pr-.sunr.-i f
r"'"" ' " r-rwn:;
i live, ao I me rrosecu:ioa ol ciaiuu a;ai::i:
lae Lu,,c4
i J M i; F. i JOHS B. LI.NX
I I-ewisbors, March M, l'C
j ju..t i iaua Ui'-tLA
-
rpHE oo'Jertisnel, havin? obtained the o
I cf the forD.ture. ilures an 1 u;'0iis cf
i Mr. Ricaiao M. I.'ooiie, w..i coui.Lue tne
i Bakery C.,n-ec.:onery .ad .Noti..n fcaMWa..
1 r
:od of one year. He hopes by i;ic; af.et
to-
to buaine.a io merit the patronage hereuiore
I exteoded to lb. a eatablialiment.
H. L. M IIAIUJA
Lewlsburz, April SO, l-03
31 i Her wanted.
A end Miller can sernre a eA(.,t sitna'ie n.
Ia-imre of JOHN WALLS & CU
Lewisban, May 2S, lsot
IJrOCliimaXlOn
i
AFTVH
L.p.iii.":....
JUT the latest of all is that of
O. W. SCIIAFFIaE,
,. ,
who, bavin? returned from -w oil ana
Pailadclp hia, is prepared to ae'.l Uoois
Cheap for Cash.
1 ttMra etnrim.nl rifHrnrTc riar.lil); Oi!
, ,.alnLS v.rni.hes. Dye Sturts, Giw, Perimu-
enes,Coal Oil, Lamps, Brushes.Trvn. Fanrv
Notions Soaps. UonlecUoaeriea, u:a, Pipes.
j Tobacco, Cisars, Cutler)-,
eVc Ac. Ac
Ac
rhvsiciaaa' prescriptions carefully
compounded.
Wines and Liqnora for MeJiC-ual
; purposes, warranted genuine and of U.e best
qaauiy.
LEWIssBCRO . - Mar S, l6t
Cl'SSfPISTOLS,riSIILG TAlIvLE,
FINE CUTLERY,
i i
' T) 0, Ln
A
"a'J iVd
ai Sfortla;
Apparatus framllj.
Lines. Keel-. Baskets Bait. Flies,
Nets, Foils. (Jloves, Masks,
rkscrews. Doc Collars, Ac. Con-
umle etn kanit an:t fur cale Vhnlp&ni and
Kttai at ,he 6?ortsman' lenrt.
JOHN KRIDFK'3.
1 X.E. corner 2J an-1 Walnut bts PhilaJel-!
Fhia- March4,It
6m
TWP VflTKP
VLL PERsONS are Iley ot:5d ant , CJ-immeiiatelr, as the :a!tt will aooa coav
to rtJe on horseback cr drive with a mence to get woody atil hard,
team on or across my Lots, which I intend to j E. J. HILL.
, occupy as a Coal Yard, withat my consent,
Boatmen are notified not io tie up at my
" harf,
ithonf Crst consultin? me. Any cne
T101a"nS l" "YC T,. , .h
i a ireaoaiier. and prosecuted as sorh.
....... -IK. .A.i.l.r.
l . e-t-.-it-v
VM. FEliLEY
Lewisbnr?, April 8, I'M
. . inet
X. rec a
A treat variety cf descriptions aci prices
call and see. May 6-
Tl'ST received a fine assortment Lartlf'
,) Drr .ood. Embroidery, ei!s.
Gloves Trimmine;,. Ac. Ae. suitable f. r the
...tr. a fine In of leorrestics at
June 2 J
. . t-nrurs ijivj: j rivs
CARI'lTTS jnst recM (June 20) ly
KKEMER. LO.Nli & CO
1 BLASTER, Salt and Fish for sale by
KKEMER, LONG &. CO
THE BEST ESTENTIOrJ OUT !
Y MAN"? PATENT S'ELr-SEALINU
I i FRl'lT J AR. warrented to be sunrri
to aavlhins of the kind in the market. An
, examination of the Jar will convince any ln-
lellisent person ol Us mrnis. Ii has a. wax
' to mell. screws tocorrode, or spnais ,. Mf.K.
bnt is made on strictly rhilokof axal f--.":'-
; Forage t VAN. AgenU
j UCI
.$75 Reward.
, , . , . t .
aPiTOl.EN. on last Saturday nibt, from ine
O palure Held of the auhacr.U-r, near
New Columbia. Union county, a
, BLACK HIRE,
I wiediom aire, deary set. rne smii ninn
; i-.-ii..-
Won a mara u iiic isrie wiy vo.bm vj e. -
-a i
a reward of
inter.
r-eventv-Five Uollars wi!l be
pan c
rail for tae mare aai iniei, or r my eox-iiai.
for the mare alone.
... - - - - . rvv , (;E
Au;. :o, U64, JOHN R. EENNAOE.
- 1 la 1. 1 1 Y.'lwle Xo., 2,5tl
Two Articles
in ! ) h i f at irer'a" Irnj Start'
! "V'l. laofai SuIpMte of Llna tit
i LM-ii? I'tOt-r sweet.
a - liliiK ' ratrnt f.law Fralt
! Jar, -..uuicJ u I tne m fEKFEliT mnd
' ia re ry re.pect :he itoal KELIAULE Jar I at
ij'i n i-t e;eft-re.
! i Pl P. H. BEAVER.
.
!
: w
HSTRAY.
rilAYED, f' ,m be Prem GfW
;" ' -lr ""'"" " it
o-n'-r,a-i.t on the s-t in-i ,iiun, l
S :-rt!. ura' -r.ani. A i - , 1"-
AJmlaistrator's Notice.
J!CRK AS I-f.er-. rf a Imini'.iraiiow
ih' ri e c t EI.IJVH JiL"VER.d,il,
liV
late ' f V. lr i" :i-hin, Laaoa C.t
Lave t n grsnfil to the aabacritxr. M )
f..r:n !' law, n -t.ee is hereby etventu all per.
i: r. rv!i"e i' "Z !hftjjs--;-,e to be lniiebteal to
;ii ! r-:.v., f ij iWe im-Tiel ate payateati
an 1 t'.i --e hv. Ire elaitrs sa nst the aaaie,
w:-! i resent larm d i v aa'tie:iticted for aet
liemenL JOUji GL VEX. Adm'r,
cr a.s Any, J. M. C. Kaaa
. .
SCHOOL K0TICS.
t i f tbe Schnol Directors of th
ish -.! Lw:.bars. the K lUU
j ,
Uor -oah will of. oa
I he i-'i
,n day of September. 164
- f f ,, e r;, ,'n, ,;ua of Applicaata for thw
an l .
sw.p:euioer ia nzvd
TEN fCiiOOLS. t- be heii in ihe 8o.'
iVii:J i-r.ri UailiiC?. Cf-mnebetrtf; at S
j c cl -ck, A.M. Jt-'H.N B,UNS.
Secretary cf ibe Board
OU TO DESTROY
RATS, HICE,
Ilefl nil?, Aui are
Bert's Veruiia Exterminator!
. I ra '.y f r m, w
art. lii e- c -:
l k : :Bt. t-.e e- 3J- r
h ni'Xice; with other
!H il- etdry or wor.hless)
pr-r-areti V.rir a ara
-i -Ti
:.: t f ii. i.-- i: -lum-nil ia,w
li.Der -ie t u. i;Te" eatlofartiriB to
u. ii. .- - 1 IT a-i Prumsta ana Maiara
u : 111 S lU.lMil lillil. " ' ".
r-i uii -twii :u, i - hi t upm a.iM
, - eiri t ifr-i at. r-- ..tniii. idu.w
I J-. etrt. .t w e.oal, tla--r Teuln aa.
1 Xlt-ui.. l'a.Til'-u:
SV.it in Le.l ur. Vr "rNXFTT BIO S. WV-teaaaa
anl i..-:ii j t tl.a.Lit a
a-aj r. ii. tttnvttit ;.
cs.aeiiinLi-
ennns's patest
Clas Jam aid (.lait Covers,
JXlt preserir.D" FKL'ITS ia a prfertl
irrsa s.ai-. Tn-?y requ.re so Vax,t)aU
ct, er Ceiuea s-ai lustar-ily, and .re mora
ea-;.v sea ei aij , rri.ed lhaa any oiber aru-
1 cie 1 i Th pjr; ever invented. All kinds
j cf wai an ! ctnect are e;aallv d:azreeab!.
1 n . . .
j jari oere tlQ t r clher metal is u.ed in th
tovr r.
I Oil
irije ia l.eivi-cory, only by
KKEMER, LOMi & CO
WJilamsport 0J Works.
j "O.VEXPLOst.'VE Pun Crystal CarboaOa
1M T!lT Fai&AbKS.
Orders promptly a;:eo lei to.
II.
I- Iloldea.
lt)-"3
Wi'liamsr.-rt, Pa
Doctor II. V. STEBJItM,
HAVIMi retarn.'.l from the Army, ia bow
1- cated at Batlaioe A EaJ and offer,
his professional services to the public. May
be fi tin-f at Wr.i. T. Linn's
Bu2aloe Tp, Jane 1. pdSm
SUriAC WAUTED.
ILL rav the highest market phe. ia
CAStH f.r
50 Ton or Snmar,
celiverej at mv l anvar.1 in LewisPura;. rar-
Lewista'--, Jar.? 11. lf
Estate Of Jjaathm Hosef, deC'd.
1 ETTERS T.,tam-ntarT oa the estat. of
II . , ... , r i.r.i
l i i j?a?.-na:t ikoser, uec a. lair ut uauein
loansioip, I don county, have been granted
to the snPscrtbf rs ia d-ie form of law. Alt
i s ill . . . u iu a IU llia.C a I C uuiiku Me
....... .....fi.Oj ...
rr.ake lmnoediate payment, and those having
cia.ms a;a-nsi the same will present tbera
ptojeriy au.aent cated f.-r settlement to
J i'IN KMrKR. Bofaioe., 1 Izaea.
s.jLj.'iji torkil. h..Jr, in
June I t. 1S01 pd
. illB fcje ana ui iiii.
i TR. S. H. KH.H i ol l.ewiaDurt. navinf
J had twen'y-five years' praetice. offer.
J h i aervi-fs to those who are afflieied wit
JeaseJ Eyes or Ears. The fi lowing : on.
of a number of 't estimonials:
lie K.B bad e-rrt - f t't! ee-e a Wad of
an l'n-r'.T . ) ' 1L- "tt.-r. I beJ rhin.a. atteatfla.
k !.!) no e"..-r. t'r. k:rkt eolertcok hfc.eeaa.aB.
rmal.ar.il. u; an fl-rl a. 1 u i ad.ieaall ah.
re a-" i-u-J U1 s-re l;im a caA. S A HI KL W vLf.
it ..-itet. a. Jen. a ioa;t
Estate of John Dit5'nderfer,Sen.,dec'w.
1 ETTEns! ,,f A Iministralion en the ratal.
I j oi" Jvhn Die JeaJerfer. Sr, dec'iL late of
V aite 'Jeer township. Union county, baviof
been sracted to the undersigned, all persoea
imieoted thereto are reqneated to make im-
i .j paya.eiil,and those having claims or
lieman .Is asa.nsi the same will present lacoa
duly aattritica'd for settlement to
J;)iiN H. CAMPBELL, A.lm'r
While Deer Mills, June 1. 1M p-t
1ILUY IIiPER,
Ho 623, Arch St
rulLAPELPHIA,
Manufacturer
aad
vaaLta 1
WATCHES,
FCni JEWELET,
SOLID SILVER-WARS;
and RDfiERS superior PLATE U W ARE.
l.'Ail aiads of SILVER WASE mad.
,he premues. WA Tl H
doni IMaeaiiw .
i'V't.'-'-"---11- - ' v.vai
T IS INrAl-l.lULn-IS INFAIXIBLBI
I I. : a: in l.ar; B. I-s for S5 rts. Ii