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GOSSIP. WITH OUR FRIE.,.
el e igkag, delightful words_ tO the young, and
fooliah:• and careless. We . confess that time
was whys - We could enjoy a sleigh-ride; with
its fan and frolic,• it 4; upsets and suppers,
end colds and indigstions ; lint thank 'raiz !
— we have outgrown such. 'follies, .and are dis
i
; posed to take Ben. Franklin's advice; should
the fit take its—to sleigh once more. We
• ; dolt in the, least object to the merry laugh
ter of the belles or cheery ring of the bells as
they .harry past our window, but we stir the
re; and do wonder how they can prefer dis
comfort to comfort, frosted feet to slippers,'
t, .
tepid frozen noses to genial warmth. Well,
Well, we all have to find out for ourselves,
like Solomon and
,Dr. Johnson, the vanity
of ,_human wishes ! Still we must' say the
`Alerghing seems good, and we hardly think
._ f we would get very cold should we take a
ethoet ride. 'We shall sea. * * We
have taken one more sleigh-ride--io Gettys
burg, have once again, enjoyed the luxury
of frosted feet, frozen ears, bluenose, 'chill
blains'in the fingers, and' cold / through the
whole s3Tterit. We must say the sleighing
_ was good—very good; but liow much pleas
ante!: a sleigh-ride would be in July! Nat'd re
is all In the wrong, decidedly. We Were
milled all the more at the sight of the nu
merous rebel graves dotted here and there on
hill-side and in hollow—nameless graves
vhere - tlie poor fellows lie, dishonored and
-:pegledtp(i. God forgive the -wicked lenders
who - know better than thek misguided fol
lowers. Malay a . fearful stk.- was told us by
eye-'witnesses of the terrific battle_ Each
hlitorical location pointed out with painful
- minuteness, but we Confesi the vividest im
Ipression upon our mind is that of carnage,
slaughter, death. Shame, a, thousand hisses
upon the man who stays at home, and raised
I - his voice in complaint of the noble Army of
ate Potomac! 6 4 4 eh a battle and such a vic
tory should immortaliie any army that ever
'existed. We were eorOpelled to believe what
before we were afraid was an exaggeration.
Gun. Lee did, really'use the observatory of
the College, protected by a hospital flag, as
a point for directing the battle/. - The testi
mony is such that should. we believe any
thing, we must 'credit this. Alas for poor
Lee! The obscurest grave of the meanest re
bel' in all the valley is honorable competed
with the reputation of Gen. Robert E'. Lee.
I Will some kind friend froth Adams county
- tell us which order of archite(ture those
porches belong-to, that are, built in front of
the houses along the road been een Casltown
and Gettysburg ? At New Salem there aie
some seven or eight new ones—impossible to
he described, tfi - ,id can. be compared only to
- huge white rectangulargingercakes set upon
cambric needles. Were we seated - ander one
of these porches, we should feel' - like a fly
caught under a hydraulic press. Seriously,
. we beg thoSheriffof the'county, or the Corn
. missioners, 'or somebody, tZr-put a stop to it.
The houses ate handsome and comfortable,
but the porches are so absolutely out of pro-
fOrtion as to be painful to a,cnitivated taste.
It is pleasant, for aO.angc,:to come across
-a real out-and-out Copperhead, (for we are
one of those who are far from believing a
De'mocrat necessarily a Copperhead) and such
/cone we had the pleasure to overhaul on our
way. As a memorandum fOr posterity we
here note the heads of his arguments.
1. We are at present under a monarchy,'
because the President hag ordered a draft.
2. We have broken the Constitution into
bits, " because we have freed slaves in the
South. '
:3. We hare made
. the nigger as good as a
-white man-l-yes by 0— better, becauge we
wish to pay-him a dollar for a dollar's worth
.of work. -
have ignored Christianity by elect
ing a Unitarian chaplain to Congress.
5. That he didn't think a decent white
'women Ought to marry a nigger.
6. -Negro Equality Constitution—damn
Lincoln—nigger—joker.
Our arguments ran as'foilows, number for
numbei.
'l.lf we don't like King Stork,-let us elect
King Log at the ,eild'of the four years.
2. • . The unconstitutionality of some parts
of the Constitution had not constituted our
selves nor Jim constitutional' constituents—
Meavens f.- - how,he winced at this scathing
iemark -
8, We,diti think some niggers fully as good
,•sus some White meri—the black Douglas for
_instance as good as present company. ..
4. We thought a conscientious tnitariaa
-somewhat more - respectable than an evil
winded LuTheran.
5. We didn't think a decent white Woman.
' - soopthi marry a negro.
GoOd byc----We trust you :•say be con
verted before • you are choked, or—[here
Frank cracked thewhip and. away we trotted
out of
Stevens' Furnace—that is,,the stack of the
Furnace—is a speaking commentary upon
the chivalry of the South: - Well, we'd ra
ther be Stevens than Lee. Hurrah for Thad
deus—indeed we might say, from - some' of
his old speeches—Thaddeus •of war-saw.—
We were very Cold wheat we reached home
—indeed, as a Southern friend of ours used
to say, cold as blazes.
A FaaisKLlN Oou HERO.—A corres
`pendent writes 'us as follows :
While our neighbors of Adams county,
and the nation at large, are justly proud of
the noble old hero, John Burns, let us not
forget thatwe have in our own County one
more, at least, who is entitled to honorable
mention. During the invasion last July,
Mercersburg was visited chvilLhajr squads of
Rebels'. One after noon• three of the 'Gray?
backs' came rifling into town, proceeding
down Main street until they cane to the
Mansion House, where they halted and were
gazingl around, when two of
scouts' . tired, killing oneinstantly,
„wound
ing another and also killing his horse._ The
third-wit - Wed his horse, and galloped up the
str •et again when our:hero; seeing him, rais
edlis trusty rifle, but, unfortunately it snap
pea. Quickly putting, on another cap
_he
fired, -but the Rebel had passed so farthat the
old veteran did not kill him, though - blood
could, be traced for two miles. The name of
this gallant old man is James Bennett. He
was a private ,in the War of 1812:has resid
ed in 3lereersburg for 80 years. He i s n ow
89 years old, yet'walks without a staff, and
as upright us most of our young men: he
follows the business of coopering and assists
in the harvest field every season. It is need
less to say that he is an enthusiastic and ar
dent Republican, and deposited his vote last
October for Andrew G. Curtin."
WA
Ds.—Snow and
Tug German - Reformed ltessever estab
lishment, in this place, changed proprietors
on the Ist inst., although it'will still remain
under the immediate direction of Rev. Dr.
.Fisher. The firm of M. Keiffer & is
disolved, and Messrs. S. -it Fisher,
Wingerd, john Melly % D. W. Gross,- Jo n
Wiest - and G. S. Griffith are constituted the
publishing firm, under : the instructions of
the Synod of the German Reformed Church.
We are_ glad to see it announced -in the
Messenger, that all their different publica
tions are liberally supported. The Kirchen
zeitung (German) is brought out as a weekly
in folio form; the - Guardia?, .4 is meeting
with fitvor, and the ,Messenger io steadily in
creasing its already liberaleirculation." The
-- bysternatic business habits and intelligent
direction of Dr. Fisher have put this estab
lishment in a most prosperous condition, and
we hope that it may steadily increase. The
Messenger looks a little heavy sometimes ill
its ponderous columns of leaded primer, but
we usually reda it with interest and lay it
down with profit. ' .
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POON. HOUSE' APPOINTNIE NTS.—The-Diree
tors of the Poor, have appointed Win. Mc
, Grath, Esq., Steward„ WM. S. Everett, Esq.,
;At tOrney, and D. Suesserott, ;Physician; for
the' ensuing year. Mr. McGrath will make
a faithful and successful Steward, and Messrs
Everett and' Suesserott have filled their -
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pective positions with entire satisf,l'on for
several years. , , In .our list of county officers
published recently, we gave r. Latshaw as
one of the Directors of j.he Poor. It should
have been Sumuel 2 Scerist, Esq.iyf Quincy,
who leas elected one year ago. Mr. Lat
shaw has justretirea •and .is succeeded by
Capt. Dcebler. .
SAD AND-FATA,L, ACCILDNT.-Mr. William
Kuulde, formerly of thii - place. but for a
few years past a resident of Harrisburg. was
instantly killed at the -Round Ifouse,"near
that..place, on Tuesday t)f last week. He
was in the employ of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, as shifting ConductOr, and
while in discharge of his duty was crushed
to death by one of the trains going east.—
. 31r. Kunkle was an excellent man and leaves
a wife and child. His remains were brought
to this 'place and interred in the Cemetery.
•
AT HOME ON LEAVE.-tipit. Col. Dixon
ard . Capt. Joseph A. -Davison, of .. the Gth
Penna. Reserve Corps, are now at home on
a leave of absence. The services of these
gallant soldiers are too well - known to our
community to need special reference. They
are in the enjoyment of good health and will
shortly rejoin their commands.
RE-CHARTERED.-{; - OW. l urtin has signed
the bill re-cbarteringthe Bank of Chamberi
burg, for the term of five yeairs from 1865.
It richly merited this - mark of confidence
from the State, by its scrupulous mainten
ance of its credit, and its.cruinent usefulness
in this community. _ -
WU:JO:CASTLE and Aiefeersburg have filled
their quotas under the coming draft,. and will
be exempt. Chambersbutii s hould lutv e done
so, „but , has nut. The effort ..was made late
and but sluggishly prosecuted by thecitizeus•
It may be done yet if a united effort . is pa.de.
PA RDONED.=—SairlUel Seyler, convicted and
sentenced to the peniten4ry for passing
counterfeit money, has been Pardoned by the
Governor, on the 'recommendation of the
parties immediately interested in his convic
tion and punishment.
' ' STJICIDE.-.111 . r. John Drury, an -insane
pauper, committed suicide on FOday list by
cutting his throat with an old rusty knife.
HesurviVed until Sunday evening. '
- POST MAST4R APPOINTED.-Mr. %\ m., L.
Curriden has received the aPpo s iniment of
Post Master at Shipponaburg, in plate of hiS
brother, E. W. Curriden, Esq., resigned.
THE Commissioners have appointed John
Bowman, Mercantile Appraiser; John Stew
art,- Esq., Attorney, and Geo, Foreman
clerk.
_ RELIGIOL7B XOTlCE.—Episdopal Service
ivill be held in the Masonic Hall, on next
Sunday morning at 10i:o'clock,
Loos To YOUR INTEREST.—At Gelwricke
wholesaleand retail attire ion can obtain the highest
pried for dried fruit and all kinds of country produce,
and also see the largest and fineetatocit of goods at low
rates. "":`,
•
Rily/1 044. 2.
uOLD rt.A.VE You A COUGH ?
II so, get a bottle of Miller's Cough Sjrup. It Is a sure
cure for Coughs and Colds. Get It at Dialers kr llonshey's
Drug Store, on the Diamond. Price,2s cts.
C9VNTRY PEOPLE, when you visit Cham
bersbarg, at Gelwicks' wholesale and retail store,
exanaalno the large stock and get a bargain.
I 1 you want pure Black 'Pepper, Corrian
der and ilweet Margoram ,you can be supplied at Hey
ser & Cressler's.
GsiavicK's expects to make Ms business
pay by seping the lar g est quantity and not by - large
profits.
REMEMBER the piece to get pure -tnedi
Mug, the best Pomp and Perfumery Is at Roper & Cragg
ier's. I
:Ea-Gov. Thomas H. Hicks was on Friday
elected U. S. Senator from Miryland.
I
ttlii - fianktill 'Repot
BRIEF WAR ITEBS.
Whole iegiments of the Army of the Po
, ..
tomae are re enlisting.
A plan - of exchange of prisoners bas been
agreed upon between Maj. 'Gen. Franklin
and the rebel'Dick Tayler, in Wetktern Louis
iana.
The State of Indiana has filled her quota
by volunteering, and there will be nq draft
in that State: -
.A meeting of loyal citizens of Florida,
prellminary to re-organizing the State gov
ermlent, was field at St. Augustine on thy'
19t1t" inst.
The whole! quota of Rhode Island. under
the present call, was furnished - before Christ
mas. ;The State is now enlisting men to be
cradled to her on another call.
Wheeler's rebel ca , hdry captured one of
our army supply trains near Chattanooga on
the 29th ult., but two regiments of our
mounted infMAry attacked them, recaptured
the train. and tot:ik 200 prisoners.
Gen. Kirby Smith has succeeded the rebel
Gen. HolmeS in . the command of the Trans
• Mississippi Department, and has established
his headquarters at Camden, Arkansas. His
forces are estimated at fifteen thousand. who
are said to be engaged organizing for an at
tack upon Little Rock.
. 'A
despatch from Cumberland states that
the Rebel, in Western Virginia - arc on the
retreat. having abandoned the attack-on our
forces at Petersburg. The post was surround
ed by the Rebel.; for two day. and all com
munication with New Creek cut off. The
Rebel raid is pronounced an entire failure,
owing to the, fact that the roads were so had
that they coUld not,bring up their artillery.
A despatch from Cincinnati announces a
small reverse to our 'arms in Southwestern
Virginia. The gifr,rison at Jonesville; 'con
sistizg of three hundred men, were suround
ed by an overwhelming force of Rebels - , And
after a BOtt lasting froM seven A. M. to
three P. M.„Were forced to:surrender. Jones-
Ville, the scene of the fight*.is not far from
Cumberland Gap. The force consisted prin
cipally of an Illinois Regiment, commanded
by Major Beers. , They were guarding a sec
tion of the Country from which our 'forces
drew their forage. The Rebel force numbered
four thousand mph.
The Pr lsident states in his late Message
that he will, recognize any loyal government
in the seceded States that may be formed by
a portion Of the people, not less than one
,tenth of the number who voted at the Presi
dential election in ISIN. Mr. Lincoln natmts
the States, One by one in which such recon
struction May take Place. but Virginia is
omitted. The number of persons registered
in the several,Southern States to , recognize
such State governments. in accordance with
the'President's plan, will he as follows
States.' Total vote in 188:1. No required
Alabama 00.3,1_ 0.036
636
Arkansas '54.05.3 5,40(
Florida • 14,348 ' 1,05
Geprgiu , 106,385 ' 10,07
Louisinna !
_- 50, 50i)
if i4;i bs ip pi - 6.0.120 , 500
' (3,1)15
Terint•s , ,,, 1 14.5.333 - 14.533
North Car'oli na ' 9CN•231 9..1;23
Texas. 4 53,99 t; - , 1.4298
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
A diAegrhion of citizens of Arkari•las are
en route for .% ashinglon. to make urrang-e
-ments for ',Arkansas, to resame her Position
in the triton
ThesSuniairy G r:cl r has raised the name
of Gen. Ben. Butler to its editorial mast
head, Hs its{ choice for Vice President in edn
nection «•itih Mr. Lincoln for President.
The National Union League has in exis
tence about 4,500 emincils •of that order in
the loyal states, with a membership of over
750,000 in number. Wisconsin. has over
:?00 councils, and 25.000 members ; and Il
linoisc 140, 1 000 members.
GovernUr Brough, of Ohio, has selected
his cabinet us follows: B. Rush Cower,
(now Payrinistei , in the army,) Adjutant Ge 4
neral ; E. Barlow, of Cleveland, Quarter
master Genefal : N. B. Burr, M. D., Sur
geon Geneal. • R. flume, Esq., is appointed
Assistant Adjutant General.
The :Baltimore Clipper favors the rejelec-
Lion of President Lincoln. The editor gives
it as hip opinion that if Mr. Lincoln kiln con
sent to been candidate, there will be IX seri
ous opposition to his re-eketion. The Union
men in different parts of the loyal States ap
pear to heComing to theconclusion that "Old
Abe" is the safest racer to put on the course
in 1864.
The biennial session of the Legislature of
Maryland commenced at Annapolis!on Wed
nesday„ with a very foil attendance of mem
bers. Op Thursday Thomas H. Kemp, Jr.,
Esq., oiaroline, was electen Spealer of the
House, and John S. Sellman, Esq.,,of Anne
Arundel; President of the Senate. All the
other nominess of- the Union caucus were
elected.
The New .Hampshire Republican Stal.
COnvention met in Concord on Wednesday
lait, and; re-nominated Gov. Gilmore by ac
clamation. A:resolution nominating Presi
dent:Lincoln for re-election to the Presidency
in 1864, was carried with thunders ofapplause,
the delegates rising to their feet and waving
their hats with the wildest enthusiasm.
PERSONAL.
Gen, Stoneman has been ordered to report
to Gen., Grant, as Chief of Cavalry.
Maj. ; 'Gen. Meade is in Philadelphia pn a
short leave of absence.
Gun] Burnside will probably be assigned
to the Middle Department, headqUarters at
Baltimore.
Grig. Gen: Garrand has relieved Gen.
Stoneman from tie command of the Cavalry
Bureau.
Quarterinaster Gen. Meigs has resumed;
the duties of his office, under orders from the
War Department:
t), lintiArn
he Hon: gale!): Bleed Smith, ilnitec, i .
St , tes Circuit Judge for Indiana and cx
S rotary of the Interior, died on ThUrsday
cv .ning at Indianapolis. ,
I The Scening Star says:the President has]
or , ered a court martial for the trial of Sur
ge Gen. Hammond, under chargs of fraud'
an malpractice, brought by the commi•ision
th t not:long since examined info the affairs)
of ,is-office.,
By the late
,Englilh news we learn that ,
William Makepeace Thackent2,-, the eminent:
Diglish literature. is dead. His eminent!
talents were inimitable as it caricaturist, and ;
lief was one of the 'most caustic wits Eng-.
la l d ever produced.
i ,
he following nomiationq have been sent
into the Senate: Gen. Grant to be Mpjorj
GcMeral in the Regular Army; Gens. W. T.I
Sherman, McPherson; Meade and George 0.
Itlomas, to be Brigadier Generals in ,The
g Oar Army. Three Major Generals and,
641 Brigadier Generals of Volunteers were
aldo nominated. - Gem Gilmore has beenl
r4orumended by the President for promotion,
in Ithe Regular Army, from a•Major..to be a
134igadier General; for gallant services at the
siege of Fort . Pulaski. He was also nomina
ted as Major General of Volunteers.
LEGAL, INTELLIGENCE
CO NI NiON!PL EM4---WRITB ISSUED
The following writs were issued in the
Co4irt of Common !low last week.
mow Brotherton vs Andrew Strealy. fa. to re
vi4eJedgrzueut 108, January term, 1859. Brewer for
Plff. -
Swine vs Calk. DhTeuiiarf . Sci. Lt. to revive Judgniewi,
14 Jan. term,lSfi9, Brewer for PIM
11.11r‘hatu Baer Vs Geo. Lidy. Bei. fa to revive Jtulkp.
ri:tint 136. o.*.t term. 1849 CI trke for Blff..
asteo. W. llitntir vs I"hillip litatuan. Surname case in t
rupeti. Brewer furPltf.
Phillips vs Gertrude a,,ettnum. sci. fa:to Judg 7
went 230, April'terru,l,b62. Stunth.tugh. & Stewart fur
I'l T.
usnu .4. Moon vs J. Heart. Cattle,: for breach
Kerfnetly & NM for Plff.
ORPHANS COURT-LETTERS GRANTED
The following letters of tultpinistration
I tiros Teetanittu4ry were toenail during het week!:
:tutu u of 3lary Elder, \ sf. Ohio; letters of A•lutiulstra.
u Jogeith Ibuseaer.
Betute of Elizabeth Bs Indle, c;f Sr.',l'homan ; I•etttirA ef
i lministration to Geo. M. Stenger.
Estate of henry pliller i of Oreeneastle; letters of A.l
- to - Mary Miler. and 'Amanda T. Miller. '
'state-of EiitniAnd IL Little, Hamilton; letters of Ad
k'nistration to Susan Little. ' ,
Ejtitt of D r, Thorns Walker, of Waynesboro ; lettor!m
• Admini , trittion de bonis non. to W. W. Walker.
:.}:,itate of 'Henry finder, of Ilantiacin; letters of Ad
inistrattoti to Jocob
AC(7OTj-NTS FILED
The follewing micounts were Sled during
t week. -
Aceonta of Ilintm Sowers. Administrator, and Iteber-
Sowers. admlid.dratrix of Oco. Sowers, deed. who in
to, lifetime was Guardian of Catharine S. Oylet a •d Get,.
.Oyler, minoraildren of Geo. Oyler, decd.
.MARRIED.
. .
On the 29th of Jaly. 1402. by the Rey. J. Steck. vr . ,n.
efdeza EAat.rr, to Mile - Cuaatorre Kerala, both td
hattibershorg.
I
Ott the NI ninf.:LY the Der. W. N. Kre s Mr. Jolt's
ENRT GRAW. to Mre. MART 00N.DON, I , oi of Wayne*
1 ro'.
1
Un. the :list ult.,by the Rey. Ww. A. West, . JANIS
4 V /If ERIROR. to Mist 51utoterr, daughter of r. David
,
ewert, *lief Amber/coifs Valle;. •
Ou the alit nit.. nt the residenca of the iiehtoi f thee,
nr shady (Imre. 4y the Rev. X. W. Wighttnati. Mr.
.tvin F.SroNsn. vicinity of tireeneavtle. to Mine Fuer
MART, daughter of Mr. Jeremiah :iordan. •
On the iilvt nit., by the Rev. Dyson, 'Mr. JAoeii W.
ORIE. to Miss Jtazece.l. Noma, both of this_contliy.
DIED. •
On,the 24tit tilt., near Spring Rtm. Mrs. Jams Wriaci:‘,
Itt the hith vehr of her RAP. -
On the 26th nit- reencitAlN
9. Mr.
I HENRI' MILLER,
aced 'years. 1 month and ^A (In
01 25th nit .111 , 111 - re.ll , llAitt , . Mr. WILVAN thEle.
ss. aged Th years, ii month and 10 dart.
O the let inst- In Orer'eastte, AREARAIE LINOOI.X. Ri;ti
.if John Kelantan, Esq., aged 3 years,l month and 18
On-the 6th Mit.. near the Welsh Pun. M. MARY &NY
ot:xn, aged 61 years, 3 mouths and 18 days. -
MonToN's Gold . Pens are now sold at the
j , j ,,,, e pries as before the commencement of the war ,
ads is entirely owing to the Manufacturer's improve--
Meats in unichinery. his present hugs. Retail Mirthless
ansitinsh-in-Advance Si-stens ; for, uffil he commenced.
advertising, his business wens done on • Creeit and stricity
trith the Trade.
j The Murton Gold Pens are the only ones sold at aid
Prices,as the mai:enter all other gold pens civil ge the
i'reiniunion the Gold, Government Tax fie.: but 51 , d - u m
nas:in no case changed his prices. Wholesale or Retail.
j Of the great numbers sent by mail to all pelts of the
torld during the past few 3 ears, nut one in a thousand
ins failed to reach its , destinsition in safety; showing
hat the Morten Gold' Pen ran be obtained by' any one,
o every part of the world, at the seine Price, postage
'lily excepted.
Reader, you can inive an endarine always ready. and
reliable Gehl Pen, exit( tly adapted to your -hand iitr.l
idyl° of writing. which will ilitdonr writing vestry'
helper than Steel Puns; and AV the present almost
hisiversal high-Pressure Price of everything. you can
h** A a Morten Gold Pen cheaper, In prOportion to "Ott
Llest• spent upon it and material used. than any uthet
olil Pen in the World. If you want one, call , ou
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.THE FRANKLIN, REPOSITORY.
By the Ohio and Atlantic, Telegraph Line.—Offices
at Shryock's Book Store and R. R. Depot. •
• PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 12, 1863.
There is but little movement in Breadstuffs,
and no essential , change in prizes. There is
but little shipping demand f Flour and only
1,500 bbls, sold at ST 500$Wor extra tam
ily and $8 25 to $9 for fan cyl The receipts
continue small and stock does not ' exceed
112,000 bids. Small, Sales. of Rye Flour at
Is 6 Wand; in ',corn Meal nothing doing.
There is no change in Wheat over 41100 bush
! els 'sold at $1 6001 65 for - red and $1 85@
1 90 for Kentucky 3vbite. Small sales of
Rye at 51 . 45, at which -figures it is wanted.
!Corn is' unalninged ;. sales of 3000 bushels of
k yellow at $l., -1301. 14. Oats dull at 85 @AG
• cts., Provisions have an upward tendencl
I Sales of new . mess pork at $23 and oia at
$l9 50 ®s2l. Lard advanced to 14 eta ; 500
tierces Hams in pi eklesold at 12ets. Whisky
active ; Sales, of bright packages at 97®98
and drudge at 92c.
BY TUESDAY'S MAILS.
The Replilse of the Rebels under Mosby
HARPER'S FERRY, Jan. 10.—Hrig. Gen.
Kelly: 314, Coles was attacked this morning.
He fought gallantly,*and drove the attacking
party off. • I send you his report.
Capt. Boone: I have the honor to report
that my camp wits attacked this morning,
nbout foUr o'clock, by Mosby and his com l
mend. "
" After n. brisk fight of about ,one hour
they were repulsed ant 4 driven from the
vamp., • - •
Otir logs i* two men lolled and thirteen
wounded. Among the litter are Captain
Vernon, seriously, and Mut. Rivers,-slight
ly; The're are some"m,iising, but it isimpos
sible to give the exacynumber at present.
"The rebels left/ four dead in camp,. in—
cluding one Captain and one Lieutenant.
They left three prisoners in our hands,, two
of them woundea, including a Lieutenant.
"A COLE, Major Commanding.
"To 3. C.‘ flivan, Brig. Gen. Com'dg:"
Litter from Washington.
WAsteiNceroN, Jan. 11.—Senator Wilson
will move to-day or to-morrow to amend the
eoroitnent act so as to provide that the pap
ulet t of three hundred dollars by a drafted
man will clear him until every name in the
district has been drawn. He will alio Move
an amendtnentmaking the principal reipchi
sible for Big substitute if he chooses to obtain
one.
There has been an exciting time in the
Cabinet' within the last few days on the mo
ney, question; as connected with the proposi
tion to pay bounties_till March. A compro
mise has been agreed upon, and it is proba-
ble that the Senate will agree to-day to pay
the bounties tiththe first of next month.-
Death of a Maryland Congresanunt.
WAs-A.T.NoToN, January 11.—Flon. B. G.
Harris, Democratic Congressman froth Ma
ryland, died in Baltirdore this morning, of
small pox. .
ADVICE TO 'Fa*, MISSERABLES.
ThcSte who are tiffiicteel with ficreftali, 4 2teVer Sore',
Skin Eruptions, Sail Rheum,- Sore Head, Sore Legs,
Swelling of the Olands; Venereal Sores, Pimples, blotch
et. Tetters, - Chronlc diseases, Rumors 'of all kinds, and
have spent large sums of money for medical attendance
end advertised remedies, and are 'still uncured, we say
use Dr. Rodway's Cleansing Syrup, called RENOVAT
IXEI B.F.SOLVENT, One to six-bottles of this extract ,
: anon , medicine is warrenteci to ctiarynt If six bottles
of any renaedy fail to furnish satisfactory evidence of
cure, stop it; spend no more money on It. Radway'e,
Renovating Resolvent has cured the worst cases of
Chronic find Scrofhlons Sores by a single bottle. Let
the wise give it trial. Sold by Hiller and dens ey.,
Madame Porter's eltraftVeßalsam has ng
. eited the truth Chat there are first principles,in edi.
eine as there is in Science, and this Medicine com „
pounded on prigdiples suited to the manifold nature of
Mani Thecure of Colds is in keeping open the pores,
and creating a gentle internal warinth, and this is cans
ed by the nee of this Medicine. Its remedial qualities
aro based on its power to assist the healthy and vigor'
..us circulation of blood through the lungs, it enliven !
she muscles and assiite the skin to perform its duties a
regulating the hest ofthe system, and in gently throw .
ing off the waste substance from thti surface of the body
It is not a violent remedy, but emollient, warming
earching . and affective. Sold by all diuggiseat
and 25 cents per bottle. Drily 22.
The Confessions and Experience of an In
entid.—inbliodied for the benefit, and as a warning and
A' CAUTION TO YOUNG 11EN
who quffor from Nerroutc Debility, Premature, Decay ce
Manhood. etc., supplying at tiiesame time
VIE MEANS OF SELF CURE,
By one who has cured himgelfafter being put ton great
•zpense and Injury through medical humbug and
luackery. N
By enclosing • . post. paid vl , lre.ised envelope, sine,
-oples may be hail of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,Esq.,
Bedford, Kings county, .N
ly
SAPONIVRRO:III CONCENTRATED LYE Fami.
ty coup Mayo.' .
WAR mikes ttlithpritett; Boijonifler helps to retinae
them. -It mains Soap for Your cents 14pound by laming
your kitchen grease: '
CATMON I 'Aa apnrions Lyon are offered also, be CAN,
filand only buy the Patented article4put,up in Iron
cane, all others being
- PICWNEYLV:
*Made)
n0v25.300 Pit'
LADIES' _
TILE LARGEST
n0v,4.-313a
REPORT OF ,THE MARKETS
Noes
LAUD.. .........
gOAP
BACON ILAN'S.. .......
BACON
gave Bun,
CHAAFBERSBURG FLOUR AND GRAIN
MARKET.
CORRYXT&D AT CHAMBEBBErgo IMITALS.
MIS. -
Flerar.;-Whlte.
-
Wheat—White.« ......
Wheat—Lned.
I:32ME!M!MI!
... .. "..." .....
........... .......... ..........
Philadelphia Markets.
CTURING CO.,
I Street.
\ Duquesne Way
CHARLES CAKFORD & EON%
- CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
PRILADILNITA.
PRODUCE MARKET.
CORRECTED .WEEKLT
CHAMBERSBURG,Jan.I2 i IB64.
,„ 12 WWI= W00L,......... 60
18 trrnwarm W00L,....... 40
9 Mom flixo- 7 50
9 Imam: 85.gb 309
4too Flux Sun 2 50
12 PARZD PZACEIES„....... 3 00
8 lINPARED PEACM9I 1 60
I'6o Duro Antra 1 Oa
ST 6
° s ° o
••• • . .....
.1 60
... 1 00
PO TATO -MAIiVE T.
Efercer,
Ileku abbertioeutenio.
BGARDING WANTED by a siiikla
Gentleman, in a private family. Enquire at this
[janl37lt.
=!
LI AVE YOU TRIED HAIZEN:A.
YET? Oet it at NIXON'S.
RAVE 'YOU FROZEN. FEET
Try an Ointinui,s gohl at NIXON'S.
DO - YOU WANT - TO "DYE?"
All colors met sh - ades rap be hall at
NIXON'S.
HOW IS YOUR _HEAD ?
Nixauluis an ;Ixticle that will retpure danclrua
austagitly.'
TMMEDIA.TBLYAFTERSL_EIGIV
Use'als:,n's fUttlt Puwder toprevent SFtty -
thg_your!kur!se. -
TOGSMWON'T
- C O
-
AND CATSCOM--
LURIA with Costar-1n killing rits.llnyft , tree;ll az
_ , NIXON.;
IT YOU HAVE A BAD COLD
I get Medic!neat - • ' NIXON'S.
F - YO:U HAVE - TETTER:OR
Itch; get Ointment at - NIXON%
IF. YOU - -HATE. CORNS, LIMP
to ‘ Nlxon's •ud get the ierv!cli'Cute.
THE - END—GO TO NIXON'S
For any article you may want; al there you wilt
be certain to get it fresh. pnre_and reliable. .
•
13oL. MAURER & Co„ have on
hand a large and varied assortutent of well seas
oned Winn: PINK AND ILMILOCK LthIBER, which
they offer to the Publicat regulrir market prices.
FIIHE TWELVTII SESSION .OF'
SUNNY SIDE FEMALE• SEMINARY - vial open
on the Ist clay of Fehricary; Fur fgrtht•r particulars ad-,
drew the Principals: D. & C. L. WILLIAMS.
an 133 t Nawburg, Pa.
171 IV IPEN D.—The President
and Managers of the Chamhershurg and Bedford
Turnpike Road eotupauy, hare declared a dividend of
1.4-per, bent on the Capttatitteck of said Company, paya
ble on demand. . W. M. McDOWELL,
Jan 1.34 t. Treasurer.
BIB` - DERY.
,;
S. R. FISHER *
Rook Bindery is on the Third Story it the ••211ESSEN
(iElt" OFFICE BUILDING, on tie Diamond, - above
Shryock's Book Storer Entrance between the Book
Store and‘the Inland Telegraph office. Old Books, Peri
odicals. Music, Newspapers, 4tc., bound In any style,—
Blank Books madd to order. Paper ruled tunny patent.
Jan 6:113.
- VXECITT()Jt'S NOTl(3l.l—Notitld
to hereby given that 'Attars of Met ;pis , ri t
the ie.state of neer) Crider, late of 11 totiltoie 2 ..ts
deceased,butee been granted kP the tinder . ..ten e.l, residing
in said Township.
AU persona knowing theinaelYee iieli h ..1 n.. ra g K .
tate will pleme mike immediate payment : Vitae
haying claims will present them properly a uthentieat“:
tor settlement. - J AMR Klt 11)ER.
Jan 13.6 t Ado. ~h,rtarnr.
ADMIN.I.STRATOR'SN OT 1 CE.-
Notice is hereby evim that Letter.; f Adminir
trauon to the &tato of Josiah Besoro, late of the Bor
on& of Waynesboro' deed have beat, siouted to the
undersigned, residing in said Borough,
All persons knowing thcmselres indebted to the said
Estate will please shake immediate miyment; and those
ha/4,g claims will present them properly authenticated
for settlement, and those holding eat., of deed, will
present the same do redemption. JOHN W COON,
Jan 13.6 t Administrator.
MILL FOR RENT, The -under
signed offers . ‘ rent his MA LL, together with
a good twastorieo DWELLING, Stable and Harden, situ
ated on the Conocochjiagne, about 5 miles East of Churl
bersburg, and 1 mile2from the. Pike. The Mill Is In el
cell-nt repair—has two -pair ; of burrs and one pair of
choppers, and in doing a thriving business, being eitaited
in a Sim wheat growing neighborhood. There Is also
37 ACRES of land adjoining their property, ,which will
be rented with the Mill if desired. Posse;slon given on
the lit of Apra next. For further particulars pub
m.ally or dress . JOHN HUBER. rjanl3.7t
PIIBLI.C . SALE OP REAL ES
TAIII—The heirs of Charlotte Smith, late of the
rough of Chambersburg, deceeeed, will expose to
Public Sale, on the' premiers, on daturday the ISilt of
January, A. /1.1864, the following described REAL
ESTATE, Viz: The ROUSE and LOT-OF GROUND, late
the residence of said dec'd, situate on Main, Street of .-
said Borough, on , . door South of the Indian Queen Hotel,
being 35 test in front and 256 deep. The dwelling is a
good LOG and WEATHERBOARDED HOUSE, contain
ing six Items and a Kitchin, besides two Store Rooms.
which command a fair rent. There is also - a Well of
never }idling Water in the yard; end the necessary ont
buildings. The situation of this property la anch as to
make it a-deeirable investment for business men wishing
location. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, on said t ay,
when the Terms will be made known. For particulars
apply to G. 0. SRGLIIEIt,
jau 13 [P.A. Zartinin, Auc't.] Agent for helm;
T IST OF
j_j the Post otB
Alllum,R. K.
Adamson J.B 4
Barnes John
Belt Mrs. K.
Beard George
Baker ThOmas
Baskin Mrs. L. 11.
Bender Michel
Bender Jacob a
Berldiead Isaac
Baker Martha
Booth Mrs ; Jane
CoysweD K. P.
Carson T. D. -
M. • . .
otiglea Win. Menich Mre. M. A
Fryge ,M
11. A. crerren Mns .9.
Feul Kate - Martin Kate -
Persons calling for the above Lettt
that they have been Juivartised. J.
GQD'S H AND
VTHANKSGIVD,IO BERMQX
FURS.
THE OITY, AT
Single
Right Coiides....
jaWlll4t
'Twenty (..opies
HA MBE RSBITRG COMMEII:
.OIALOOLLEGE.—This Institution lawmaiently
located in the Borough of Cbamberaburg, Franklinto,
-Pa. The great demand for competent and responsible
aetountauta throughout the land, make it *emu* to
inereate the facilities :or acquiring a practical Busintal
vacation — . With this vieerithe understated has open
ed theabove Institution, therebyaring the Young Men
and whore of the country, an opportunity of- preparing
themseires for honorable and Frobtable positions to life.
Each apartment is under the charge of an experienced
-and competent instructor. Thp course of Instruction to
Thorough and Practical. Students are taught to origin
ate and conduct all the Books-and Forms pertaining to
actual business; thnsbringing Theory into practice, and
thereby enabling them to realize and practice the.)Letru
lir Routine of the Counting Room. - The course 'di In
struction includes Double Entry Bails-keeping Mall its
most approved forms, Crinunercial Calculations, Mer
cantile Law, Primal and Ornamental Penommuddp,
&c., &c. - St udents can enter at any time, ..as there, are
no vacations to interrupt the regular exercises: • Time
requited to complete the course Mit= 8 to la weeks,—
Clegymert's Samosa enter the School at half the regu
lar rater. F.ereerober $BB par aU expenses . for a full
course, boarding includid. Night Session from 7to o'-
-,clock. Semi for a Circular. A. M. TRIMMER,
lap AEU). 1 President
•
4$
etn flirting in
Jan. 12,1864: ,
LETTERS
e at Chamberelmr
Merrit Jobn
Morrow William
Mayer Samuel W.
Pbreener Mrs. E.
Philips Sarah
Peterson Fannie
Ramon Derid
Feeman Sarah
Fox Edward L
George W. 11. 2 •
limiter Charlotte
Horrid John
Kunkle Miss M. A
Keller Gamboa
Ktlday Patrick
Kerr Janioe 2
Stayton Albert
Smith James
_ .
Sallenberger
Stock Frauds M.
Smith Dr. Ohas..7
Stager Jacob 4
Silkier Naha
Wolf Elba
LingenfFlter
Montgoiaery itre.
Mary C.
DlcCampay Kate
Mart in henry 3
Yager Absalom
Young Sirs. M.W.
.re will please say
W. DEAL, P. M.
=I
Tin PEOPLE.
Rev. SAMIIIIi d. NICOOLLS
Preached iv
!rex Pateanzaisv Mum
• of -ChatObersborg,
Thum!lsy, Nsrc!mber 26, 1863.
NOW READY. - ,
15 ans.
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