B
We . hav e a ...ea.% for years tatth Mgrs. -R1
C. %bottle, k _Co., furnishers-et gentlemen's under
elothlng.:and have ever fOnnd them obliging aridpromp r
~tylttgtnlleatlsfretion. Aroma perec , nal acquaintance
InitlrMr..-W., we feel able to recommend him warmly. It
- is s injurylo him to mention that he turned nut heti
— Ur* with the Penne. militia, on the occasion of the 13+
Manton of our
_ ,
We hove seen the stock of Messrs. John
C. Ilp i ins & Co., and can recommend it as Very Ittfge r
Um& oficreat, variety. Dealers would doubtless profit by
_*Malt to- htd place of business. Ills advertisement of
ebb* glans and queepaware will be 'found in our coil
-4/81110." -
- - A. H. Bandols, manufacturer Of gilt
-moulding and Picture frames has his advertisement in
oar piper, understands his business, is obliging
—*id cheap. An experienooot,yearii leads ns to the war
elusion' fiat Ave could do better no where than with
UM. -- i
If good Pianos and gentlemanly manners
will, stakeit business, Mr. GOuld's fortune Is socured r -
Ife recommend purchasers at large to give Lim a cal!
biltiie purchasing eLseatere. See advertisement.,
The card of M. D. Beidelman will be foun
In imother page °four paper. - We can only say that we'
know enough of this house to recommend it candidly t'43
the Matinees community. 1
ARMY OF THE CIBIBERLAND'i.
A Great Battle in Georgia
A DESPERATE STRUCCLE
REPULSE OF THE REBELSr
" 1 114.e' Enemy Reinforce
TEMPORARY REVERS E .
OUR:POSITION REGAINED.,
ten, tee said to be,in Command of the gebelS.
IiEADqS ARMY, of THE Cumnait t opm,
31Mileafrom Crawfish Springs, Sept. 19. ,
An. engag e mente begun this morning . t
eleven. o'clock With a heavy attack on GRA.
Thomas, forming the left wing ; : but at,firk
was' thought to be merely a feint. The left
was composed of McCook's and -Crittendeni's
troops thrown in as convenience offered, the
main portion of each being on the march at
the time.. The fight on the left was 'veity
desperate; The enemy was repulsed, but 4n
being reinforced regained their position, frohr
which they were subsequently driven, after a
"desperate engagement of an hour and a half.
Gen. Thomas charged them for nearly a mile
punishing them severely. ,
About 2 P. M. the rebels made a dasht
the centre, composed of Van Cleve's and
Reynold's divisions. The former was struck
'on the right flank, and being vigorously push
ed., fell back until the centre was broken and
the troops much scattered. Gen. Thomas on
the left, and Gen. Davis on the right, threw
forward, their forces vigorously towards the
gap, and after a hard fight recovered the lost
ground. The fight on flit, extrenie right has
been light, the enemy apparently purposing
to get between:us and Chattanooga.
The general engagement ended by 4 o'cloek
P. IL Gen. Palmer, who had gathered the
scattered forces, and Gen. Negloy, who had
been sent 'from
.the right flank to feeltbe cen
tre, pushed forward and re-established our
line as it had been before, parallel with and
along the Chienminga
The country is level, and thickly over
grown with small. timber and brush, unfa
vorable to the use of artillery, and very li#le
'hal been used.
The battle thus far his been a bloody one.
Our loss is very heavy, and the prisoners say
that some of their regiments were almost 4-
nihilated.
Both nd
armies occupy t;
when the fight began.
Wo took ten guns and lost seven.
It is reported that General Lee is in com
mand. • 1
The rebel prisoners: taken represent „be
corpt Qf Generals Hi 1, Polk, Johnston, •Find
Longstreet.
LATEST RIO oROSEGRANS 3 ARMY
He is Defenjed in Georgia' i
A RETREAT' ON CHATTANOOGA!
We have the following brief and v:e i ty
pninful.news from Gen. Rosegratis army,.--
`The occupation of the telegraph lines !for
military purposes prevents for the preient
I
the , transmission of details.
LOUISVILLE, Monday, Sept. 2i. - •
Our army under Gen. Rosecrans has h,een
baaii , beaten; and compelled to retreat to
Chattanooga, by Bragg, with heavy rein
forcements from Lee,_ Beauregard and 'Soo
Johnston.
15.10 DizSite
INTEW — liroar., Sept. 20.—A letter from Mot
ris Island reports the rebels extremely inlay
repairing Fort Sumter. Steamers are eon
stantly plying there from the city with mate
rials therefor. Deserters Say that After
strengthening Sumter and planting more
batteries on James Island, General 13e0re
gard intends to assume the offensive in order
if, possible, to gain possession of Morris{ Is
land. Charleston is said to be full of rebel
troops: . • I
Other accounts state that it may be aWeek
yet before General Gilmore can open tire up
on Charleston. The mounting of gu*s:on
tbsi7-north end of Morris Island proves very
slow work, but our losses there from,the-reb
il tire have been trifling. f-
DIED.
• p a the 14th inst. in this place, BatcAkaptLY.
eldest son of Mr. J. Geo. Wolf, in the 18th ! ear of
his age.
Oa the 13th inst., in this place, Mrs. ROSA N I 74. M .
11,01an.p in the 70th year of her age._ -
= On the ilth inst., in Marion. Mr. SAMUEL, FILSON,
t uged i 4s Years, 2 months and days. ,
On, the 12th inst.. in Antrim twp., - LrtLa4 31 4 1 ",
`,llo'grgEl4 Died 8 weeks. I .
-e
iki•thefLth inst.. in Green township, Mr. DAVIE!.
• mos-w, aged 64 years. 10 months and 0 drays. -
On the 17th inst.. in Peters township, JoaslOisr.vrx
'youngest sea' of -John and Sm..to Greenawalt! aged
1 year. 11 months and 23 days.
()n the 18th inst,-in Green township, this - county,
' ERWARD PYRUS BBINDLO. aged 1 year, 1 month and
27 days.
On the 20th inst., near Marion, this county, DAN
::lat,-Mutt. aged 41 years. 3 months, and 22 dais.
On the 11th inei., dear Loudon. IDA CATHARIICR;
infant daughter of Wm. Vance. aged 8 - months and
I do%
On the 15th inst., neer Bridgeport. A4astit 4 ns 11.,
Want soh of Jacob Batman, aged 5 months and 12
days:- •
On the 10th inst., Mrs. TAlnsi. C.. wife of Rev. G.
'fitV, Willard. of Dayton. Ohio. and daulthter,of 'Dr.
IP.
P 4 W. and Mary B. P. Little. deed. Of Xereephorg.
On the 7th inst.. in Keithsburg, Ills., by Bev. H.
EMBU Mr. CALV S. ORTR, formerly of ,Mereers-
CALVIN S.
to Miss M. l'itsscis, daughter of A. Sheriff,
of heithsburg.
On the 17th inst. at the home of the bride's moth
er, by the Rer. R. P. Thomas, Mr. Joint BEAVER to
Miss MARY JANE BRAYER. • '
On ihekst of May, at the Ger. Ref. Parsonage, in
St. Thomas, by the same, Ma. GEORGE lifiLLan. to
Mis &MIA CaisY.
Prevention of Incrustation in Steam Boa. ,
irs.—WLNA.NS'ANTDINCRUSTATION POWDER
MOVES AND PREVENTS THE DEPOSIT' P SCALE;
-AND WITIIOI7T INJUR Y TO TIID IRON. :Sims YzAss
Vf Vet.
References in all parts of the country, 41r.: Albany
Gas' co.; Eaton, Gilbert & Co., and others', Troy ; Syria.
ruse, Rochester, Auburn, &c., &c.; John. Gibson & Jo.,
Phelps, Charles Ensign, John It. Evans & Co., Jewett &
Root, and others, Buffalo Cleveland, Colniubus, Banes
&c.; GOO. Shield. *lles Greenwood, Mitchell &
Rnintrielsburg, and 40 others in Cincinnati; and through.
out the West; Indianapolis, ,Dayton, Terre Rante, Lo
gansport, Chicago. Springfield, St. Louls, l St. Paul, &c.,
&c., &c. Cost about 40 to 60centa per week. For thew
tar, address ii. N, WINANS,
P.p.Box. No. 6.
r''.':Edifor of Repository—Dear Sir ? : With
'our permission I :wish to say to the renders of your
paper that I will send by return mall to all who wish
; ‘ it, (free) a Recipe, with full directions fot making and
using &simple Vegetable Balm, that will ; effectually re
,move, in 10 minutes, Pimples, Blotches, Tan; Freckles,
and all4ropurities of the Sku s leaving . the same soft
clear; smooth and beautiful. se
I will also mail free to those harind Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple 'directions and information that' Will
enable them to start a full growth of Luxuriant Hair;
Whiskers, or a Moustache, in less than 30 days. All ap
plications answered by re:Urn mail without charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
' Chemist,
No, 831 Broadway, New Xerk.
july22'63-inn
George Steck Co's Picinos.—Cßzssox
SPRINGS, Aug. 180.—Mr. J. E. GOULD, Seventh and
Chestnut streets, Philcsielphfa.—D..s Snx—Davlng had
frequent opportunities of examining the Stenos minis by
.Slesers. George Steck & Co, New York, during the past
few years, fu the practice of my profession as Tuner, I
pronounce them the mist perfect instruments I have
ever seen.
In point of touch; equality, and singitig tone they may
defy comparison With any.and all other makes, while in
tiie upper two octave (treble notes) they are incompara
bly the finest I have tiny knowledge of.
C. E. ISARGIST, , Tuner of Pianos,.
907_ ChostrtuCS t., Philada.
eept a 3-3
Ora ent6Hron Works.—Wocip & PEROT,
1136 Ridge Arenas, l'haladdphia, Pa.,. offer for sale
upon the most favorable Terms, NEW and BEAUTIFUL
DESIGNS in groat variety of IRON :RAILING for
CEMETERIES, RESIDENCES, &c., of Wrought and
eastlron, and GALVANIZED IRON and BRASS TUB
ING ; IRON VENANDAUS, BALCONIES, STAIRS,
COUNTERS FOUNTAINS, GATES, COLUMNS, HITCH-
ING POSTS, LAMP STANDS. VASES, TABLES, FLOW
ER STANDS, SOFAS, CHAIR B,STATIIARY, ANIMALS
and all other Iran Works of a Decorative - character
Designs forwarded for selection. Persons applying for
same, will please state the kind of work needed.
sept 9,'63-1m
Madame Porter's Curative Balsam has long
tested the &nth that there are first principles, in 'Medi
cine as there is in Science, and this Medicine Is com
pounded on principles suited to the manifold nature of
Mani Thectire of Oolds is in keeping open the pores,
and creating a gentle internal warmth, and this is caus
ed by the use of this Medicine. lie remedial qiialiths
are based on its power to assist the - healthy and vigor
ous circulation of blood through the lungs, it enlivens
the muscles and assists the skin to perform its duties of
regulating ihetteat ofilis' system, anifin gently throw
ing ofr'the waste substance from the surface of the body.,
It is not a violent remedy, but emollient, warming,
searching and effectivs. Sold by all druggist at 13k
and 25 cents per bottle. [July 22.
Card to the Suffering.—Thb Rev.- William
Cosgrove, while laboring ati a missionary. in Japan, was
cured of Contumption when all other means bad failed
by a recipe obtained from!. learned physician in the great
city of J. ddo. This recipe has cured groat numbers who
were suffering, from Consumption. Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, Colighs and colds, And the debility and nervous
depression caused by these disorders.
Desirous of ben e elitting others, I will send this recipe,
which I have brought home, with ma, to all who need it,
free of charge. Address Rev. W.M. COSOKOVR,
• dec 5,62.1 y . 439 Fulton'Avenue, Brooklyn, N. N.
e same groundi us
A Gentleman, -eared of lVerrons Debility,
'lncompetency, Premature Decay and Ydutbfnl Error,
attuned by a desire to benefit others, will be lies py
furnish to all Ai bo need It (free of Charger) tho recipe and
ions for making the simple Remedy used in his
Those is-billing to profit by his experience—ttrui
poaseas a Valuabru Denielly—wlll'receive the eame, by
return mail, (eirefullyaeafed,) by addrotaing.
JOIIN 11,.. OGDEN,
N 0.60 Nassau Street, Now York.
aug . l2,3m
OEM
Employment !—Aients Wanted !—We will
pay from 825 to $75 per mon th, and all expenses, to active
Agente.or give a commission. Particulars sent Pee.—
Address Eats SEWING Mecums COMPANY. It. JAMES
General Agent, Milan, Ohio. april 20, 63.1 y
REPORT OF - THE MARKETS
FLous.—About 200 bbls. good extra sold
at $5 50, and 1000 bbls. extra family at $6
@6 25, mostly at the latter rate, for good
Ohio; about 500 bbls. old stock family also
sold at $5 25)5 60 bbl. Rye Flour is
scarce and wanted, at ss®s 25 "V bbl.
Coax 311:41..—Penna. is offered at $4
bbl.
WHEAT.—SaIes of 8000 bus. at 956110 c.
for inferior, 1250132 c. for common to good
and prime old do., Mc. for amber, and 145
to 160c.7f0r white,,ineluding 2500 lierauckv
at 1570160 c., which is an advance. Rye is
scarce, and quoted' at 95©100c. for new and
old. '
Coax.—About 2500 bush. sold at 88c. for
western mixed, and 85c. for yellow; the .of
ferings are light.
o..vrs command 670968 c. for new, and 70c'
for old. t
' CHAMBERSDURG, Sept. 22, 1863.
Barra 16 WARDED W00L........... 50
Haasl2 IlinveszeD WOOL.— 33
•
LARD . 8 GRONER SEC 600
TALLOW
SOAP....
BACON HAMS
BACON SIDES.--
SOUP Bram; -
CHAMBERSBURG FLOUR AND GRAIN
MARKET.
Wheat—Mhtte...
Cona..—,—.
Mercer, New
Pink•&yea....
MARRIED.
i 11 WALL ST.; Nrw YORE.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22, 18G3
PRODUCE MARKET.
CORRECTED W'RENLY.
-8 TiIIOTOT
4.10 6 AA; Bgrp
12 PARED PLUMS ..... ..:. 3 00
8 UNPARED PEAvass 1 60
..... - 1 60 DRIED APPLES 1 00
CORRECTED AT CRAMBERSBDRO MILLS
POTATO MARkET.
Orb0:: - !..fiiiiiiikn7ItiOi*ii:46cttiti . :.' - 4b,iirg - T i tij a. ‘.‘',
liteW atibertisments.
TIALL GRASS.-500 Tons Wanted.
will pay P iz dollars per ton for Fall Oram -if
well cured and delivered at my mill.
aept 23 J. ALLISON FXSTER.
TO§T.—On Monday evening last,
4
II between the Presbyterian Church and the Toll Oats
en the, Shippeneburg Bike, Ft. BLACK JET CROSS
BREAST PEI: The finder will hi> liberally rewarded
by leaving it at this office. Dept; 23.
PURSE FOUND IN CUMBER
LAND Talley Rail Road Cara, containing a small
amount of money.• The owner can obtain the-same by
calling At their otfice.Chembereburg Depot. proving prop
erty, and paying for advertisement. [sepal t
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-
I An Assistant Mater, Who is well qualified for
the 'position, and Of goodtharacter. No others need ap
ply. 81328 RAY
sept 23A Arlington Mills, Georgetown, D. C.
N
E W DAIRY.=-- - .The subscriber
having opened a Dairy upon hie Farm,.would
tn
f the citizens of Chtualbershurg that be is prepared to
furnish than with pure fresh Milk daily.. Persons desir
ing to be supplied will leave their names and places of
residence with Samuel jleisher.
Sept 23 DANIEL REIMER.
JOHN CJ HOPKINS. JOHN 2e6LVENEY.
JOHN C. HOPKINS & CO:
• - IMPORTERS R DEALERS IN
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
0n1,22, '63-Gm
- No. 612 MARS!? iiTBSZT. PIiILADELPICIA.
For further particulars apply to S. KURYOCK,
Chambersburg. Pa. ' , rap.
TLERII & BROTHER,
imparters. Manufacturers and WhnWatt Dealers,
IN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
GERMAN, Fttk:NCII AND ITALIAN STRINGS,
No. 705 MAIMS? STRUT, PIIILADELPitA
Orders morally -attended to by S. S. SHRYOCK,
Chambersbnig. [plept Z3-Iy.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
Notice is hereby - given that Letters of Adminis
tration' on the Estate of Samuel Nilson. late of tittilford
townsitip,..dec'd, have been granted to tho undersigned,
residing In said township. -
All persons indebted to the snid Estate, a'e requested
to make immediate payment. and those having claims
or demands against the Estate of said decedent, will
rnakeknown - thesanin without delny. to
sept Y 3 6t* • C. H. McliiiilGHT, Attu' r.
ADMINISTRATORS'NOTICE.--7-
Notice is hereby given, that' Letters of A.dminis ,
[ration on the Estate of George - Leruaster, late of the
Borough of Chambersburg, dec'd. have IP.en granted to
the undersigned. residing in said Borvugh.
All personskdowing themselves indebted to sald'Es:
tate will please make immediate payment; and those
having claims will present them properly authenticated
fur settlement. PHILIP LEMASTEIL Adners.,
Sept 23 - JOHN A. LI:MASTER. f
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
Notice Is hereby given that Letters of Adminis ,
trationom the Estate of John Smith, late of the Borough
of Charnhersburg, deed, have been granted, to the nn
dersigned, -residing in mai d'llorough.
All persons knowing themselves Indebted to said Es
tate will please maw immediate pa) meat ; and these
having claim. will present them properly authenticated
for settlement. CATHARINE SMITH.
[sep. IMI") Admex.
ADMIN ---
ISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that -Letters of Adminis
tratton on the Estate of James M. Bradley. late of Her
cersbnrg borough, dec'il. have been granted to the under
signed, residing in said Borough.
All personsknowing themselves indebted to said -Es
tate will please make immediate payment: and those
having claims will present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
Sept CLARISSA BRADLEY. Adm'rx.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.=
Notice is hereby given that Lettersuf Administm.
Lion on the Estate of John Renfrew. late of 13 uilfenttwlt.,
dec'd, have been granted to the undersigned, residing hi
said township.
AU persons indebted to the said Estate. are hereby re
quested to make immediate payment. mid those basing
claims or dementla'agalest the Estate of said decedent,
will make known the same without delay, to . •
eep 23
ARTHUR H: BANDOLS,
MANUFACTURER GF Rosgwoop AND
GILT MOULDINGS I
LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES,
of every description, •
N.W.CORNJER DT THIRD AND CALLOWILL Ste.. Pm LADALP ELIA.
- Orders to the largest extent promptly executed.
Ordi ra filled by S. 8. SURYOCK, Ctounbersborg, Pa,
sept. 23
RIDELMAN,
WHOLESALE GROCER AND
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 703 'MARKET k No. i; NORT.1,111; ST., PHILADA.
Incites the attention of -merchants to his large and well
assorted stock of Sugany, Sprit's, Tees, and Careen all;of
which will be sold at lowest market rates. Conritry
Iniyers and sellers alit find it to their advantage t o g i ve
him a call.
Price currents containing. all theraricties of the mar
ket to be had of S. S. SHREOCK, Chambeisburg.
sept. 3
C.-WALBORN & CO'S
R
wHOGES A LE- AND RETA,IL
READY BADE LINEN
AND DRE -S STOCK MANUFACTORY,
- NO. 5 cf• 7 -Vora Sizth Street, Philadelphia.
Silk, Merino and I otton tinder Si irts and Drawers, Cra
vats. Scarfs. Gloves, I landkerchiefs. &c. Shirts; Wrappers
end Dress Stocks made to order by measutenient, and
'warranted to give satisfaction.
Orders may 17.0 left With S. S. 81111TOCIC, Chambersbnrg.
seg. 'Z3
PRIVATE RESIDENCE -F 0 R
SALE.—Thu Subscriber, residing about one mile
Nth th of Clounbeisltrg. a short distance off the Ship
pensburg Pike. offers at Private Sale, a new two-story.
BRICK COTTAGE DWELLING, containing a Parlor,
-Dining-Room and Klichen on the first floor , nod 3 Bed
Chambers on the second floor. The, Rouse [shunt In the
latest modern style. The ground comprises about .7+4 of
an Acre, and is liandkonely fenced, There Is on tho
premises a Wash House. Smoke Ilouse, Wood louse, and
all necessary and convenient outbuildings. There is also
a new Carpenter Shopsm, the lot, which can be readily
converted Into a stable. The Garden is in a good state of
cultivation. and the Lot is well planted with GRAFTED
FRUIT, such n o Apples. Peaches, Plums, Pears. O rapes, &c,
Tho property can be seen at any time, and terms made
known-by calling at the premises.
Sept 23 tf JOHN STRIKE. 1
CM
'FIST OF
1 . 1 the Post Offl.
Alglre AreireW
Armstrong W
=t!l
foyer John-
Brer4r. eorge
BroWn
.Breneroan Christ
Brown Francis 11
. Bitnor Wm/01We
Bowser Thomas
Burtfield &Union
Crammer John'
Colo Caroline
Cl ?k Robert
Car !teary
D 10)1111M John
ickerson John
Earley Gen W
Fetters John
OntesLOtaba
GreatheddJ W
Gotwalt J W
Hamy Jacob
offman A
Persons Wilzig to
thatthey. have boot
IPIUBLIC SALE.—The _undersigned
Agent for the heirs of Joseph Oiler, dec'd, will offer
a üblic Sale, on Wednesday. , the 14th day of October,
1883, the MANSION FARM, of said dec'd, situated three
miles from Waynesboro', on the Mentzer Gap road, ono
short mile north'of Hopewell Mills, adjoining lands of
Daniel Hollinger, Solomon Haristugh and Josiah Burger,
containing 160 ACRES more or less, 120 Acres of which
is LiMestone Land in a high state of cultivation, the hal
anceFreestone Land, about 30 - Acres of which is well set
-with thriving Timber. The improvements are a large
twoetory STONE HOBSE,Bank Steno Barn, 80 feet long
frame Wagon Shed, Spring Rollie, Summer Howe, Wash
Hones, Wood House, and Carriage Shed under one roof,
Stone Blacksmith Shop, and other outbuildings, in good
repair. There is =ORCHARD of choice Fruit CM said
Farm, each as apples, Fears , Peaches, Ac. There to about
12 or lb Acres of MEADOW LAND to the • farm with a
stream of Water running through It. To this stream the
cattle have access from every held. There is also a never
failing well with pump in it at the dwelling House—The
situation is a pleasant end desirable one, and Is conveni
ent to churches, school houses and mills.. For further
Patticularo enquire of the agent living near the property;
or 01408. S. Oiler, living on the premises. - -
. Palo to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on said day,when
the terms will be made known. Possession given on the
Stet - deof of April, 1884.
Seta 23 JOHN.- S. 0/iLER, Agent-
8 00
1 25
fa oo
6 60
.... 105
..... 100
JOUN T. RENFILESI
S. R. BURNS.,
AETTERS remaining in
iat Chantbersburg. Sept. 22.• 1863: ,-
'Bollinger .1 9 ilifeipherJno
FFnw}seeker' Susan n 11t2 John
112 Roan Ihinah M
flaws.7(hn W Itinglo Charlotte
Koster Jelin Richardson it
Kuhn John Robinson Juo (col)
Wilk *Matthews Spitler John
Long Ben) N 2 Scott
Lewis Wm IL • Spahr Peter P
Logue John II Sellers .floury
LasinatiMrsElizth Smith Rosie K
Munyon John IF Scottßev Otho J 2
Mona mita Sane] Shorts Eliza
Myers Miss Mary Sells J W C 2
Mohler Samuel Smith L F
M..rgan II S Stringier John
McElhare, Samuel i.nyder Mrs Jane
McElliare James Snortts Henry
Huxley. William Tomleson Amos B
PloyerMrs Martha Van Dorn Philip
Phillippy Mathias Williams Modes
Pence Abraham Wood D H -
Pinard li N Yung David
or the above Lettt
in advertised. J.
re will pleiuge'sai
Vi r .DEAL, P. 4.
IL on abbeitionnento:
jcIIOOL NOTICE.,--The - Public
Schools for the Borough of Chambers burg will open
on_Honday the glith of Seplember. Scholars will return
to their former &Nada. when changes will be made
should the Directors think advisable.
By order of the Baird,
J. N. SNIDER, Seciebir,
wept 23-lt
uItEMOVAL.—From 433 Market St:
to the large Iron •Building•sl3 Market and MC
minerce SireOts.
-
More (Beds than any Must fiithe United States.
.
A. H. P R - A NC'I S CIT'S ,
51 r) &no 'COMMERCE STS.,
SE
ICeipt(the Largest tack in the United:States of
,
Buckets. Brooms. Tubs. Churns,
Baskets. Brasile* Mats, Measures, •
, (-locks. Looking-Ginsses. Oil Cloths and
Carpets, Window Shades and Paper,
. Ord Cages, Japan Ware. and Whips. ~- _
Also. Cotton Batting, Wadding,
Twines, It [eking, Ropes•la Culls
. and Dozens. Cotton Yarns;
. , Cotton and Linen Carpet-4+lln.
One Prices will average Lower than luiy other House
in thisalty. 'Pall mildest for yourselves. ,
For, further particulars apply to S. S t FITRYOCK,
Chatriberehurg. Dept. 23
,
EAINBA.UGH 'S -
• CLOCK', SNATCH AND
JEW N Y ESTABLISHMENT,
MAIN STD ADJOINING TUE POST °Fine%
ant/errburg. Porn:T.
no undersigned would respectfully call attention tb
' late presmut stuck Consisting , of
WAtCIIES,
Gold and Silver of American and European Manufacture
of all qualities and styles and at the lowest priced.
CLOCKS
In great variety. Parlor, Mantel, Office, &C., &c
JKWELItY:
The newest mid most desirable styles of Onyx, Coral end
- Pearl, Uotd Chains, Bracelets. Flatter Ilings, Ovid
T1111111)1(.11, Lleeve Buttons, Necklaces,-.Armlets,
Mosettie4 Odd Fellows Breast Pins, he., Lc.
MOURN ,NO ARDJ ET JEWELRY.
A splendlit stock and newest styles.
SIDVERAND PLATED.WAREt-,
Coloristlogof Tea Seta, Casters, 31up,Spounp, Forks,
GOLD PENS
From the bait and meet celebrated iaanufactories.
FANCY GOODS.
A very large and iittructive stock.
CUTLERY AND POCKET KNIVES.
Rodgers superior Pen
d linlves of different qualities
an prices.
GOLD, SILVER AVL.STEI L SPECTACLES. .•
The long experience of the undersigned in the selection
and adoption: of Ulazises; enables him to suit - them to
- any sight.
At rto time have the people of this county had h more
attractive and extensive Stock to select from than is new
',resented at the iistibliehnient of the undersigned.
Every article is new andel the latest style ano wilt be
sod at the very.lo Wist price. An exununation Is solicit
ed before purclinsing elsewhere..
tray. Repairing dune at the shortest notice by compe
tent and skilful workmen.
B. AUG EILNBAUGLI.
s opt' 23] 24 door South of Not Odice, Chumb'g, Pa
TO THE LADIES , ,.OF AMERICA
Licits , S PERIODICAL DROPS,
PERIODICAL. DROPS,
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS,
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS,
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY!
TUE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY!
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS
ARE BETTER THAN PILLS!
ARE BETTER THAN PILLS!
ARE Bta - tR THAN PILLS!
ARE BETTER THAN PILLS!
Lyon'i Periodical Dmpa are
THE oFr i y...F.Wlll PREPARATION -
THE ONLY FLUID PREPARATION
THE ONLY mu) PItEPARATIM
TUE ONLY FLUID PREPARATION
ever hranght before the pnbiic, and as a diuretic and
,pecltip irregnlarlefer, challenge+ •he world to pr. -
duce an equal; they are, in the most oh stinate cases,
RELIABLE, IND SURE TO DO 0001)1 .
RELIABLE. AND SURE TO DO GOOD!
RELIABLE. AND SURE TO DO Goon:
RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO 00011!
AND CANNOT-DO MAIM
AND CANNOT DO HARM,
AND:CANNOT DO RAR3I,
AND CANNOT DO lIAWAL
IF THE DIRECTIONS ARE ADHERED TO!
H . THE DIRECTIONS ARE ADHERED TO!
IF THE DIRECTIONS ARE ADHERED,TO 1
IN TILE DIRECTIONS ARE ADHERED TO!
SAFE AT ALL TRIES!
SAFE AT ALL TIMES!
SAFE AT ALL_TIVRA
SAFE - AT ALL 'TIMES
e xcel when expressly forbidden In the directions srlfrb
are wt•apped ground eacli bottle, and have *he 'written
signature of Pr. Jl 4 io. L. LYON upon them
NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE!
NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE
NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE I
NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE:
BEWARE OF CbUNTERFEITS I
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS I
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
XEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS I
They cure,all those ills to which the female system fp
subjected with dlipt.tch and a degree of certsi"ty whlcL
nottingbuteacleaffflcally ceinpoicitled Llaid:prepars
iion ; 'could reach.
USE NO OTHER I
USE NO OTHER !
USE NO OTHER I
USE NO OTHER!
For my Drops stand 'Ware the world as the ne plus
ultra of all remedies, foi tbo cure peal' disease. of the
kidneyna. , ll bladder, Leucorcah, Pralapsus, and the mild
but positire correction of all irregularities.
DO NOT DE IMPOSED UPON!!
DO NOT IMPOSED UPON.!
DO NOT DE IMPOSED U:PON!
DO NOT BE-IMPOSED UPON !
b- those who hare other -preparations, a bleb they de
sire to palm bti upon the atrength t of the popularity or
my Drops, and a ho reeemmend their own ntetrum - s. thus
appropriating to thenniolree the constant demand for
my Per:edical Drops, MIA medium for ceiling something
which is worthless and Inefficient; But wheifthe
gust you apply to has not gm them, either make him
buy them for you, or else enclose one Eiellar to the near
est .general wholesale agent, who -will returtt you a
bottle by return Itzp'rees.
' You will thus save jourielees trouble and obtain re.
lief from the greatest Vernal° Regulator of the Nine•
toenth C en tnry, ,
Over 25,000 Bottles of this medicine hive
_been sold
within the lest six months, and every Lady that has used
them, but for the nature of the cure . would furnish us
with her sworn certificate' of their effiCacy. It takes
but ono Dollar to make the experiment, and I appal to
th o s e of your sex who are suffering—will , you waste
away when a single Dollar will - give you Instant relief.
Prepared solely by Dr. Jno. - L. Lyon, Practising Phy
sician. • , , •
Price $1 per bottle. -,
C. G. CLARK A CO.,
Wholesale Druggbto, New thrrenreottn.
General Agents for 'United States and eansdai. •
For Sale at Menialsleby
' D. 8:. BARNES A. CO, New York.
•
GRO. C. GOODWIN & CO , Bbton. - '
:volimeroN, HALLOWAY & COWDEIri
ie5.23,'133.e0w-17,) 23-Nrorth itzth's4Phlls
geixt = abbertioemento.
'HEADQUARTERS of PROVOST
MARSHAL. Sixteenth District, Pennsylvania,
f.austubersburg, September Mat 1863.—The Board of
Enrollment of the Slate nth-Congresaional District of
Pennsylvania have granted tho following exempt' ins
for the ceases assigned, during their sessions, from the
- ith to the 19th of September, inclusive:
FOR PHYSICAL OR MENTAL DISABILITY,
Israel Kindling ' Daniel W.3liller
John it Wolff Samnel Wolff
Henry Blotter Gen. W. Ideals
;gorge HJordy - David Plank
Samuel Leughman matte Weaver
John H Manger Samuel Plank
John Lynard Geo. 8. Yolie
Daniel Miller Hiram Davis
Joh u A Houck John Clapper
Emanuel Wisler David Weaveni(of B.)
Henry P filaybangh Wm. H. Heegy
Amos Myers . George Baker
Michael lioffetan David Clever
John Haines Split lam Albert
Daniel Wisler Howard Howe -
John W Kraft Thomas J. Stephens
' J- eeph W Diehl - Jacob Wolff •
John Crumb (of Solomon) Frederick Weinand
. P. illp L Renck Samuel Albert
Jacob B I,eas • Wm Picket ,
Cyrus 8 Griest John e. Hoecht - ,
Lewis Brown . . Jacob Rupert
Henry Kibler Gideon t.mith
John Zinn • ..enirad Ilernum '
, George Kenn • Andrew Myers
Joseph V Stanabach Wm. H. Heffnum
David Althoff e Geo. W. Rlddlemoser
Martin' Bollinger David 8 Finafrock
Jotephus Little ' James 11. Taylor
Joseph Shafer James W. Irving
Jerome Holder . David J. Beard
David Ellin John Baker
William Ruff „ Armor B. Boyd
Michael Dellone John Siker
David Forney I James Bowling
Stanfield Fisher Washington Fritz
Samuel A Cobeali Henry WiHpley
Samuel Rhode • William Turner ' '
Solomon Allison David Stoops
John le Ilainilton .L W. B. Miller
David Wielnr lilies Xready ,
Peter Hart 11. C. Rice
Elia* Spangler- John B. Cline
Henry Swartz Solomon Reamer
Hanson Maly:sine Abraham B. Hummer
Ephraim John Peters •
John Rife of Andrew) Jacob Winter
Amos Byers Emanuel Brown
John Rife . - Simnel A. Burkholder
Jacob DearidoriT • • Benj. Fromire
Jesse Bluer ' Luther Cashman
George Plank (of G) Andrew !rough
Alexander Millet C. Eppleman
Samuel !Balearic • Peter Taylor
Joseph Baker Daniel Roam
- N o ah Hartman Amoa F. Yeatta
Abner D Kuhn Charles D. Cook
Franklin It Bieseeker Amos Crum
George Johns , Lodosky Haute
Joseph Topper • Henry Fritter
John)) Matz David J. Smith
Milton T Krise John W. Noel
Joseph P Witherspoon Josiah Bowers
John Patterson Edward Forney
John Bigham • Aarma Ro trbaugh
Christian Mats' Win. D. Chamberlain
Jacob Eicholtz Alexander J. Tate
Henry Mvers • John A.Orndorff
RetabervF Kuhn ' Emanuel Olinger
Daniel Y Little ' Ephraim Bollinger
Nathaniel •G. Kierle Win. A. Young
Andrew B. Jones Wm J. Campbell
' Henry L. Header Philio J. Sansom
- Joshua S. Kemp Francis Lawrence
Jeremiah Lampert - Charles L. Lawney
Henry Bittle • Levi teekey
Albert F. Marker Alexander J. Schwartz
Nathaniel Waltman Daniel Trostle
William H. Reefer Joseph A. Smith
Peter Baker Worley Wintrode
William Snyder David Lightner •
John Bbannessy John Golden
Thomas 0. Kinzer Daniel Lawrence
Peter Sent" • Henry Klihn -
Jacob Riley Anthony, Smith
Joseph Weikert' Henry Pfeiffer
Alfred Palm John 0 ,tz
James Wilson James If Gill
William H. Ashbaugh George Isencrout
Charles W. OAP Amos Rex
J. Jeff. Myers ' a &npe' Smith
John Warner Jeremiah Markle
John Cbrlsmor William P Xing
George Rupp Jacob C Brown (of Geo)
David A. ulp George 13 Bell
James Dyer Israel _Firestone
David Kitzmllier Abraham Lerew
William Handler George D Brown
Thaddene Warren Zacharay Stough
Edward Vonderaloot , Peter C Troetle
James L. Welty William Font
Christian Selene ' Henry Bender -
James Cress Abraham Xing
Charles Tyler John A Snowden
Jacob Yost eerzetile Yana
Greenbory Stanton John Snider
Daniel McGeeDaniel Wert
George Deardorf Satinet McCreary
Amos Leach Noah P Hersh
Henry Kline John 3I Bryers
John • Morrison William F Shull
Conrad Mont . Ignatius Winters
Henry Klnnk William Punk
Jacob Getz John F Haack
John Malvalne George' W Cline •
Benjamin Wisler John Spangler (of (I)
Samuel H. Witherow George Ritter
Jacob Baker John H Starner
Samuel A. Smith Isaac Basehoar
„John Johns Edward Horewickle
Frank Pearson Valentine Shibert
Wm.. Sanders " Michael Guise
Oen. Kauffman Anthony J Smith
Wm. Snyder John Bfitiorb
Abe/lona Clever Jesse K Wentz
Henry F. Bream Aaron Smith
Wm. H. Less John Crawley
Jamenßighant Harrison Defibaugh
J W Dickers James Helsel
Frank Jamison Job M Lysiuger
Philip Peniasy.....„rThomas Bucker
Henry C Hooter Croyle
lonathen Drightbill Oliver Strominger
Joseph Leas d W Scott
•inmuel Mickley William Wolff
James Carboy Thomas Alwine
BY REASON OF HAVDP
Washington Metzgar
lames Armstrong
Fraught ! Strubenger
John Litehart
ilezekiah-licConley
lain Sowers
Melia Loughman
3lcConley
Isaac Wulff dr
Henry Galbraith
dieh..el L. Miller
Mtn Sr Eicholtz
Ephraim Yesgy
Jonas Aspher
John Swann
Jacob Waltman
William Shafer
weenee A. Butt
ilapheal Sherry
John E. Plank
John H. Naw
ealward C. Slagal
einanuel Weikert
Lafayette Flickinger
Jacob baker
Georg* A. Moose
George Fisher
John W. Lett
Jacob Ceded
William Irvin
David Shank-_ •
Charles Crouse
Ism= G. Tyson
William D. Brame
Henry S. Foot
!Henry C. Ruff -
Isaac B. Asper
' A w l s U. stark
Abraham Barter - -
Jonathan F. Mebring
George W. Yong
K cab P. Welted -
- Francis Golden
Josiah Keefer
Henry Arthur
Williams Yont
t Jesse Shafer
Henry Ratter
Israel Menges
William I% Rider`
George W. Yeally
I Jeremiah Rowe 1
Joseph Broadhead
i Ambrosio P. Weigle
Philip Hamper
David W. Weigle
Peter Mickley
Daniel Uts -.
William Dente
Samuel Ilginfrits
Jobe Deardorf
Philip Hartman
Cash Jacobs
George Baker, (of Dan)
John Gets
„ Jacob Sternbach
Henry Smith
Franklin Gardner
Adam Deardelff
Jacob W. Cromer'
,M Pi Shields .*
Jelleph W Killings
Jame* A Miller,
Jacob-A Miller
Henry Menges
N V taldmna
Jahrulah Bream
Henry Beiges, -
Eduard Lelbensteln
Sylvester .1 Rider
EMI
PAID COMMIITATXON
lienry,D. Milier .
Andrew Randers
John M Reed
George Galvin
Benjamin J Reed
Henry Raymond
Lewis Gainer
Fidler
'George W Weaner
Cornelius Weaner
Amos 0 Rico
Jacob Shafer
Jacob W Rider
John Trtetle
H T M Peters
Joseph Take
Cornelius Staub
James P Stela
Jerome. Noel
David J A Melhorn
David Stonesifer
Peter Waguman
Pins H Fieshman
John Rudloil
Henry Weikcirt
•
Joseph li Huhn
John Hartlaub
Aaron Shealy
Jacob Spangler - -
Charles Ratner
Jobriltiffle
.Yohittil Heck "-
Willi m H Harman
David Aliewalt _
Anthony Storm
Franklin Heitxel
George Wolford
Edward Bream
Samuel Hoke
Amos 8 Noel
George W
Fadek-
Peter J Myers
Jacob J Siegal
James Blair -
W. Howard Hex
John Haas
Geo. W. Sherman
Samuel Myers
Wm. Ginter
Peter O. Harbolt
Martin Graybill
Geo. Mosel
John Baker (of.o eo)
David L. Myers
Christian King, Jr "'•
Jacob A, Brost:gh
Henry Myers (of I) •
Henry Homer -
John Mtnximert
Nathaniel G. Binder
Saninel Gettye
' -
Jobs Plank
John Pottortr •
David Hoke •
John Taylor
Samuel A. lienler •
-meal Wagner •
Abraham Deatrich
Ti mm
Geo.
Group
Alex 81eybangti 7, •
Wm. F: Weaver
Jacob A. Krumrine
John Hope '
Drtah Marelock
Daniel H. fahrney
John W. Neely
Adam Kleemend
Benj. alcCleaf
Jeremiah Bair
Orb) IntbertiOrmettts.
John D Frook -
James W Staley
Willitun.F Gardner I
'Honey B Gardner
Eli
Thomas Baba
Abmhtom Btrrhhobler
Solomon Wagr er • *„..
William H Rooms irr
John Stock- '
Levi Stock
Abraham Sipe
Joseph .Herman ,
Daniel IX Magma n
Abraham B Smith •
'Dish& B Smith
BY RFLASONOF HAVING F
ISLE SUB,
Jacob H. Examine -
'Richard Leo •
John Palmer
John F. lilymire
SIMI] Nana
ThoniasJiunison
Fninnierlixler . -
,iienry Dangle
Abraham Schebley
Simon Shafer
Win. Hartley
Joshua Turner
Jos., Mowry •
Anonisis Leonard
Frederick Koontz
David Sinimens
URNISHEDAN ACCEPT/.
STITUTE. ,
•
William H. Rupp
Isaac L. Johns
Jacob °mind!'
Martin Ludwig
Washington C. Rogers
David C.Shally
John Fisica'
Isaac Carter
Rev. U. G. Kinney '
Charles A: Diehl
John A. Wiermsn
John C. Brooks
Washington Roby
Emanuel Robert
Ambrose Mine
William Raffeusberger
Samuel Deatrick
Jeremiah Bair
Andrew Burkbohler•
Bosom Anderson
Anthony Holler •
Jas. , Thompson
Calvin G. Henry
Cornelius King
Jacob Spangler -
Joshua T. Brown
BY 'REASON OF DAVIN(
SUBSTITUTE IN SERVO
1863.
John S. Farney
Israel Myers
Adam Winter
Agideous Noel
James Brown
Prune!' Clunk 1
Samuel McFagger
&lawn Border,
Henry A. Spangler
BY REASON OP BEING TI
intsTARS , DUTY OF
UPON HIS LABOR k:01
Reuben Van Dyke
MkbaelMcFadden
Henry ILWittrode
Wllllnm II 11 WieutdcrY
C G Beale.
George Eessiering
William /ter
A.ugastus Rhodes
Daniel Hoffman
Theodore Jones
BY REASON OF BEING THE ONLY SON OP AGM OR
INFIRM PARENT (slt PARENTEPEPENDENT UPON
HIS LABOR. FOR SUPPORT.
'George:W. Wolff • -- [lsaac Pecker •
George R. Culp Jacob R. Thomas '
Walter Thompson David Shearer .
John A. Sinn i Zechariah Oyler
John Hofftnan , !Wm. W. Ewitt .
John M. netting !Wm. Bowles - -
David Howe • !Jacob Gardner
BY REASON OF BEING ONE _OF TWO OR MORE
SONS OF AGED OR INFIRM PARENTS, SUBJECT
TO DRAFT, ELE :TED TO BB - EXEMPT BY FA
THER; OR, IF RE BE DEAD, BY IdOTHER.
George L Kline, !George Herring -
John C Stanower iJohn Flagol
John W ticornagle [Augustus Fromier
Henry Craig 'lsrael Slothour
Jacob Pritz ;John Stromingerw
John W Tipton Samuel Bucker
Noah Sheet) ,
BY REASON OF BEING
LESS CHILDREN UN HI
AGE DE ?ENDENT UPON
Jacob IL Deatrick
Adam Saseley
Jerome Miller
John Weis:
Reuben Drinixtugh
David Lenhnrt
George Smith -
Israel Bricker
Jacob S. Bowers
BY REASON OF NON-LTA
HADAR
_,AC6EPTABLE
CE ON THE ad OE MictiCH,
Solomon Miller - •
John Wolf• -
John W. Staley -
David Holtz
Peter Fidler -
John Spangler, Sr
Levi SpangMr .
Augustus Mehring
Martin Messinger
I E . ONLY SON LIABLE TO
A .WIDOW DEPRNDRNT
' SUPPORT. • •
Thaddeus Keetr
•
Henry L Koontz
Samuel'A Warner
James `sy Ford
Nicholas J Lyons
David A Milton
llelm' '
John Powell.
David d' Morris -
K FATHER •OF MOTHER
ft TWELVE YEAR& OF
HIS LABOR.FOR EIDFIVRT
Robert C. McKinney
F.mannel Teaser
Plus Iteuilear
Charles eenft
Charles W. Doll
Ephraim Howard
Thomas Sowers
John love •
Adnm Rupert
Harden limumlas
take* Baker
James, L Taylor
Plus Fowler
A tired Myers
Jicob 0 basal:Lam
BY BiABON OF BEING I,N
William W Shuck •
; Wllliam M Isarnest
;Valentine Vondetsmith
13ames Mania
,ltui /tartan
IJoseph II Chambers
!Reuben Oates , •
SERVICE ON THE 8d OT
1883.
John H. Osborn
George .&.• Wolff .
Josiah McClellan •
Chas. G. Miler
EMI
Lafayette Brerdaer
Dante) B.Weigle-
Daniel L. Baker
Cleo. W.WeLh -
Bbadrack G. Stephens
HenryY REASON OF
en Brits
David L. Schwartz
Waiter Thompson
Gemge Radiant
James Smith
NON-RESIDENCE
Jeremiah Batt
Peter. Reikea
David 0. Williams
Joseph IL Lefevra
BY REASON -OF ..41,1;BNAGE.
Adam Resting
John Keyser
SY REASON OF FATHER AND SONS IN SAME
FAMILY AND HOUSEHOLD AND TWO IN MIL
ITARY SERVICE AC.,
George F Sites
' GEORGE EYETEB, Capt. and Pros. Marshal.
J. T. MoILHENNY, Commhadoner.
B. S. SEM, Surgeon.
I LewilTresaure
-MAD Quitman, DaPASTSMISS OF 1718 £ I I73QUEHANNA, /
' . Chambersburg, Septembei- 18th, 1863.
LtENERAL ORDERS, NO. 14.---
IL,II The following Proclamation, by the President of
the United States, is published for, he informataill and
government of the Commanders of Troops, and all con
cerned in thin Department :
WAR. DEPARTKENT;Weahington City, September 18th,
180=-Ornansi.: I enclose to you a certified copy of the
President's Proclamation, suspending the Writ of Habeas
Corpus.. You will please see that it is - executed in your
Department Your obedient serv't,
(Signed.) EDWIN M. STANTON, &c'y of War..
Major General Damns N: Conn,
- Commanding Department of Susquehanna,
Chambersburgi Penna. -
Rasp Quannuts,_ panatela= or ME SIIKIJIHASNA,
Chambersburg, Pa.,. September 18, DM,
N. COWIE, Afcvor ‘ Genered Commanding.
UNITED STAMS OF AZESIOA, DEPASTIOKST OF BUTZ.
TOFU to whom these presents shall come, Greatingj
I certify, that the document hereunto annexed Ls true
copy, duly examined andcompared with the original, on
Ale In this Department.
i n testimony whereof, I, William ii. Seward, Secre ,
tar of State of the United States, have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and caused the seal of the Department
of State to be anzed. -
Done at the City of Washington, this sixteenth day of
September, A. D.,1863. and of the Independence of the
United States of America, the eighty-eighth.
(Signed.) WILLIAM 11. SWARD.
By as-President of the Utilize! Motel of America. '
A PROCLAMATION.
Wasasse; The - Constitution of the United States-of
America has orditinedl that the privilege of the writ of
habeas corpus shall not be suspended unless, when in caws
of Rebellion or invasion, the public. safety may require
it ; and whereas, &Rebellion was existing on the Sd day
of , hiarch, 1863, which Rebellion is still existing; and
whereas, by &statute, which was approved on that day,
it was enacted by the Senate and House of Repreeerda
tives in Congress assembled that, during the present in
surrection, the President of the United States, whenever
in his judgment the public safety may require, is author
ized to suspend-the writ of habeas corpus in any awe
throughout the United States or any part thereof; and
whereas,, intim judgment of,the President of the United
States thepoblic safety does require that the privilege of
the said writ shall now be suspended throughout the
United States, in the emus whereby, the authority of the
President of the United States, the military, naval, and -
civil Officers of the United States, or any of them hold
persons under- their commander in their custody, either
as FT:scalers of war, spite, or alders or abettors of the
enemy, or officers, soldiere, or seamen, enrolled, drafted,
or mustered or enlisted in, or belonging to the land or
naval officers of the United States, or as deserters there.
ftehn, Or otherwise answerable to military law, or the
=and articlei of war,, or the rules or reolationspre•
for the military or naval service, by authority of
the Preeident of the United States, or for resisting a
draft, or tar any, other Offenses against the military or
hand (orrice:
Now, therefore, I Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States, do hereby proclaim and make known to
all whom it may concern, that the privilege, of the writ
of habeas corpus is suspended throughout the United
States In the several cases before mentioned, and that
this suspension will continue throughout the duration
of the said Rebellion, or until this - Proclamation shall,
by a subsequent one, to be issued by the President oftbe
United States, be modified or revoked. And Ido hereby -
metre an - magistrates, attorneys and other civil officers
within the United States, and all officers and ethers In
the military and naval services of the United State'. to
take distinct notice of this suspension and to give it full
erect, and all citizens of the United States to ,conduct
and govern themselves accordingly, and in c . nformity
with the Constitution of the United States and the laws
of Congress in such cases made all d provided.
I n testimony whereof, I hereunto set my hand and
caned tholes' of the United States to be. affixed, this
afternth day of September, iu the year of ourlord ems
thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, and of the In-.
dependence of the United States of Amnia' the eighty
eighth. - ABRAHAM LINCOLN:
By the President Sunset H. &RAMP; Seep of tats.
By comutteed of Major General Correa i • . -
- "opt 2%:•tf.4 • .1240. 8. BCIII7LTZ.E, Aset Alift Gesa:
OTRAW ! STRAW !--100 Tons
of Stew waited. I will pay $8 per ton for al,
sktivy delivered at my - mill. J. itLLISOI4 EMT&
E
ILITY ON AMOUNT OF