Ural Oztair 441c5
A D)uxisTitiTows SALE. --: By
too of an Ostler orthp )1141.1.11 . , of
roillity. P. WO 11 111 tNi to Pl/hik 4,11 011 toe pre
-1111.1, Ott ih 1•11 / 1 ",11101:tothVnt. Prop”
bett.t11:1111; to tit° of It.II/A Munn. tale of Gr. ra
town•ap,
On If r cdnta , day the ..! , tirdati . io'Srpantbrr. 1+ , 1,4. v. I' lt 111
otter the 3 story ;••• • roNE with 31
ACRES and Ito 2 of LAND net eto hod.
xi{tytto in Green horn.ldp, about 3 mile , North Ens; of
Chatuhersharg; and i of a mile from the lhoLoh
Tunnnk,7" This Mill is loi.tt ' ed on the Ctirax ir heag,,e
Creek, having a gist! heml Ana fall and niter lent
for the 4 ton of4ton, attro , hed thereto. There
good SAW MILL wall a irtsl: tool
Tenant Autu.es . ISlnek•Soutth Shop trot att..ch.
ed to this property, is ith want • S•.rlte , ;,f never fa. Eng.
Water.
On MP VOILITIIt day RC, Will al,. olive the 31.1..N510N
PAWL of decedent. iinntediattely adjuit,,ng the Min re.
perry above de&er.bed, eontaitt ..11111:;: e
HERCILLS of prime I..inte .ttte 'anti t.. 21) aet, .
which it eciVer(4l 0 itft ...e.penor T BEI:.
Mt ICI: Dll It.I.LISt.
ROUSJ:. Brink Bonk Warn, ('an Ledo and 1% a t ,tett rani
11th all riot neett,sary Out Itt.t:tl.llg.
flow-, There i 4 ;In Orelt,tr.ll.l (:ratt d I'n:it 0 1,1 a
Spring of never falling )1 ~ter,
AlAo—on ttre Rune day. II offer the
tt% (rack of NT, t,t‘ O. attiol,eng
the Nfat.ion tam atttatt dt.ta_nto d, ettatniatt: I
'and 14:1 l'l4-1-ttilIES., attain le Atrt ttt \slat t tt
with cood'fitnl i l i er. The itattr., entent.t ere a tr....11;1:H 1
Melt Bank Barn Vora ( nb ,rod
Wngt+u Shed with \ill 11,,,Jtry out b. - 1E1;111C , 11 , •
In 'I lo to .thio a Wed la 11, t.r t.tittng r
n itll ail - 0101:dd af fir t aftX.l Frt or.
On Thi:reday. rhr 1 4 ari n j 5ti , (7.11 I•=t;4 ts, ; 1 1
~IFer rit
Ti:Acr of Er. s'l L. 2,1), ~, trite to
t timu,lnp.eonthintoto.:,. \ .mu Go, Pl. Nt Ilf•
:11.011t V net.r of the .all.e Iteihr.t . a got HI .01.'Iny 1 -
Inn' kW/. Tbe--impro, fuent. (et the -WWI
DWELLI.Nq //01. NI: .1.01 11,, ,e t ut.
Omni of good (Tiach.4 Frait ou the tr. 1.
Also—on the nun.•iLq ,e e, ill nti•r t.t trant . of Ti.M1:1:1:
LAND •intatod in the :,111,e Illij1”111‘14 I ,tllll , of
Pater Lnittnni.. Levi anti other+ containintr
ACRES utnl 145 PEI1u111:8:- r a. :I 4 . ,,einki
Stith tlrriN hat Chestnut Timin r.'
Thuy. thr 30th dem Qf ..wprclaber, lto
fi;rn tmtt If MOUNTArS 1.4 N 1). ;11
town,Oir. containlng 54 ACIttS ro 'll., rt ii
be attld at Quincy. .1011 N . )t()NN.
li 31( )NN
Atim'r..l of Imorei de..d.
• t y Lantuthler Enusinrr In.ert th,11 , 1(1.., I b , 11: •
I)rhi, for collection.
pt.711.11.1(' KALE.- --By virtu' of 11w
to,n,io 11, - . 1 I I lier ri 1.1.'n.1.- 1 . 1 • 1 , 11
Thu? ...tau :oho r,i.
.
Antrim t.utl pert ll n ' kVa•ltitezrat. I r. t'.•
lltirpart 114. Bet.] tr the 31ANSII 6. FA 01 ta,
~.4lng north of tltt; (*.ref , . ant! ,••
mad. MljoiLinir Llntla of .3,...,01 I tont, •••:‘ ..... I
demon and At :it/ 1'1.1:
cnr:s,,f NI/ .:li — • a
Timber. The ilaprovr, moir. :at , a ,•aa,f,".0.10 NN F 1.1.•
1N(1 Mink littra, :qt,' tor tztltio .t..ron c
• Shed. nod I rui Crib. Strait Ii , r,i It% eh-L.,' Shop
with 1111-111 e other He(a....arV onthuiltuturs. Au" a 'goad
/rt Itarll at:tutted , Fruit. Tia re ••rt at \Va.
ter runnint.r_th.r.luzlt the Emu, io It - It•. It the la,
t ern horn all the tiekl.. Pug rat Atlt, ahata.
tlet.t•tibeiltntet nod lie, ninth the toi;lit,he can . , fln
P1:1/1.111•::•. 111:11 111,.11:1.11 of
Lee. 011 tral ti• iille• onto :PI of t'.. 31 .r•lt
Rim: Therein n small (tr. ht•ed. Alta ti .. .kr it, • r
. .
grain. At thy vim.. to %%H1 b, ttrort ;in uvpnt ett
31ILL Hur444 1 4 40,14 r 144.44 tyro ratat t N ot .4 44 an
Cider Yre att.. bra, is tzt.4.l ts.lt 1. .' p. 1-444, tit.
4tir4141, of t ruing preutitt , will ttl , .t-I• 4 tt” 4• t 11.4 44•04•
t.44-110 , r, oricith .3.14 olt NV44,ter or n 40.4,4 41 tlstok :4440'4:ittut
wthe prima...es. Tering madel-Alto, II .111 I Lly lit
nttc.3l .131 1444: , :1N liitl 1.,144
p ÜBLIC tra• of tin. h t .,
%%in ntid tt-t.nt.,:tt t.t ,Tititzt A. .; ,
1,11 PIII,I •'..•
prt.zott...s.. vx Froiny at: 14th cloy of :
(z •
pl'inpart lot beau; tlll. NIA NSI(IN l'.‘ .4: n11`,...11k
1111i1.111111X .I.‘con t• :1. at . • Lt..l
arid othri.c. (onta:ninc .X( . 1:1;` , PEE( •11E ,
atxxlLime...totte 1
UO l / 4 1. •t:lti• cut+, ' :
hPr. improN
nl. .. I.`. .., I.
otter nt.,44.sury out-1,11 , 111m- " 1 -".*
c0.14•0111.44)rd C:. Lll
niljoin the nios.t , Qrn. ril.e.11::,•• 1 ,+'.l.•„•1, n 4 . ,
Aitn....31111..r.110m.re Gro.o m.41-.1,10,171 , 14 .11'111:•.tna
11:1 Pon - , n,111 portly. 1 , n•I r. I,st it,
proVOMPIII. 1"1,11Fi'.1 of :1 L f, "nth•rt.tl,lo
11,•u, Sm:4ll l'.t r 110,w 1,1114110,4,
.1 ry . !Isl.
ATIN. per.or, tle,ron. t f t ien III: .1 . 111110.1•••
lon j,tll, On tho yr( •or r i•, L
EVo.ontr rnt, zo.athr rr.
'{lountran
wnno h 1. Lon tho r1:1% In .11142:P010 100. .
111:7.F.K 1.111 S}I.I.NK • 1
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aui/.11
F AItM Al' PUBLIC SAI,I
~t Ilater -
un Wrdnr ...In!: the :Atli fq . r.rruber n r, n RA UT' 1,1
1..\N11, •itatan 41 in Vt.itnrd t,‘ n-Itap
1:1:015 of 11141 r Ilnarha, tunitin,
llouzr Gnorge ..then, oai . tatanir,' , !l,..l: IN Al 1:1 - :>.
ht.re aro toN r 10f , A. nleart 11 and f..nhna.r t
tatt-4 - 4,1 at aqenreal wythitt the 1,4 r< yen yen,. A ...ma
iwrf a na nt.it t. 1.1111r.i..1111 l.oul a`lll
,1111 i ',l, 11 , g , in.prnvonnent• nrn a conil taro rn
BRICK DIVELLINI: HOI r E. ganKl 11:A.111;
'DARN' ~ 0 41 0 P. to o (nL. , l alirm,-.•
Itml 1111 - M, v....a, of .I 'l,lli,r, hi . , ore tn 1,;:n
neariuol troth on tho plan n :tint .a i 1 r:1
ttl t4 t. Z t \\ ,ti r ',oat 'he hen,
el.h.rn tit the hutt-r and ht.,. out. 1••••ir 8 plum.
Thoro. m . :t h o w 4tlAeres nt i•KroPetit PINI.I TIM 111'U
LAND. on the Ow i• augantr,tlnn• best 'limb, In) to ln,innnt
inn thin, melt:, anti Ilwrt IP.tIS 1,1:1:
lily portion tint, 1..
1.1 of April 1 1 , .. 1,4 oil
.hay.o lu•n t 4 nn. I, ill lie
=
tllucmrftown &raid.
Lourg r , tar insert
Q 3
11 LALL FARM A'l' PRIVAT
11derSiZI1111 i/Itollll. min ing 717. ~•
can' sale 11 SUM!' r 1: .••,.. .1
Iturnattnt towntiniv. adjoihan; land , Id .I)agh I ~,,
Jom•pli Eberly ~nd att.,. on K/I
X ll milt.* North-n,4 of Clnunbenbutz 1 , .1.}.1';11'
Atieg of 'Wen unproved slate land a ‘ , ll f.,,ed.
ar, all cioly Lig; lIUCsE 1. 1;.,/
till neel,...arym:l buildinz4. .Tl,jvn. is an 1 1 111 • .11 Itt .4 .
1-haiet. Frail 0.) preno,j. ,
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TlTort• Welt nt•-k er \Vat ,- al
awl a g• 00,1 remnant on the prent,t , ,Tlo , rt•
AIN)N•NIAKEII SIIOI. awl 111..ACK 5311T11. -4 i ti.
Lear tin. ihtt•llitt:. ' a t a :00,110, atit-tt tar 0 , 2,1 tr-r
T 11 44 :414,(4 1.41144.1144 , , There i, 44.1 , 44 .1 Hall( 'K
tlti, int, a :tit at, ext-t-Ikat tiaal,ty 0: 4 10y I, It tattal. , -
1411 - Irq: 8r44.k. T . ht• •04 :44•041y t..trutt,
makes it cleiiinible n , r 1 - 0,4444t0z. 441 .• r
t.l the a tut% e ibenbubeil
jr 01:1111,7 iii
. 111/‘, 1,11 t. 41 by e :It :,1:••
MEM
vALrT I
ALE 1.• A I; M P RIVATE
SAL - E.-I'lw r.. , 2 3 •••1 I ‘;',l
111+FAII3I. situAtell hurgati k ..•• !t,
Pa. "•11.••1:1:i1, land, ..1./••Im I.itlql .I••kri 21'1 I
, 1 11,
.1•.. Memel, stmt why. • •,,••
11.1,sting•tt vre•ol.. Witt 13,411 •IL
(*.•lsl.iii?lt.): - 14• I 1:1.• .4 St..\ 11. I.l\l
n.n" of • met well 'I !MM.:RM. ',I
:11-1: - A IW 1,;g: 1
ealtirn On. lin N 11, 1 ,11.10 d . r drat v.. 11 'r e •
itnprovilltentiiiti , a two ti.1111•111,(\% ILVt
1.:1) IPA I.4'W link li.tnl7. (4•••• ,;10/11 .111
and all t.ther .I.c:try ar.d. fan. una•r
MTh =3
two ORCHARD of ,thowe Crow 1111 the preleb.es. There
is air. 4 a t good I ENA NT HoEsl: 11a the Ira with
Well of Water Nmvenient and nil neee4,if:-
PV1,4115, ißhing to Earl. I tll/ 111. els by ,nliagoa
the subserihvr. Eying in llnnifibm bttrn-bil. ‘ , ll .I"hn
E. 31 Clay. zuljoinintr.the fart, j junSl .II)11N XI) /E.
AL 17 ABLE FAIIM Xl' PRIVATE
v Privato
his FAILNI . ,lited in 14 ,tork ,, Finy 11,1V1',1111 , .. Franklat
rk ..
...,,,l'a.. tia ailjohnag Linda of A hrahain IVec,':er Helm'
of David Zbinnennan Sr.. do.c . d, .iti.f.ph 1:,,i1111Z, .111,1
others. near the Com,gloguinnett Cr , ek. lead :11,'Illt 11 , ',.
half mile from Plear,int Ilidi. It i 0ni.i,06 Jet AIHES,
and some N1(.11... of
.0,041_,;"1.....11: Ii l'.' - , it' 011 1.11nr.1. -
About 21 aerilt is exeel!eiit ME. \ DONN% :.,`Nle 1111.11 , er and
the I,,thinee in a 14 , 11 st.iti of t:. O .til ta , rmAz•itecct'
order trial under cowl fence a (arse pall • 1 w hbh b pot
nod rail fence. 'I he icaprib WWII!". hre a 1,A1:1,11. 'l;\S' r-
• STORIED LOG 1101'SI: pan IA e..t.i, hear. , ,I, a !i.mk
Bien. Wagon Mimi!. C 1471 ('HI) and .oncer ••• i e , .:ry not.
I,l,ll,lings. There to a \Veil of not vr•ltt,'ll , g 11,',.;, , ,,,t tin
(11 , i11.11 Ille'r. crud II con.101,•1.11,0 •,tr0. , :0 r71,,l'I'lg : t)1;,.1:g11
the meadow., togoller w ith w atl I 1,1 1 ~,,• 1,1,i Vi.l . nll g
it It implicit stock fan,.. I'. nare.. 10-I.illg ti, sic,. to.
priql,i.vgi van ill, +oh). talii:lLr 4111 :lo• ,11,..., r'hi.r, re.,4lrog.
'l O the pichhe read one half m , li e ,-- of 19 ,, a,int than.
• jun4.2'241111 - 1V11.1.1.1 \ I 011.1. AN. ,I:._
ATAIA'AiII,F, STEAM TANNEIt)' 1:()11
V s'A LE.—The .h .it PtiN att.
NN I .11V h. ovo, ;I 44 , 11, 'l,ll.nery. ttli
swam nnd. Wlit, `;.\\C-\lll.l. Chom.imz-3h ll .
St ,wl,. for hrealonc 1..• 'I
o,'ry t•.Ltkt
Leech. 5, 3( Cuts, 2 Limo; and Water Pool. HMI ' 1 .4 Lap.o,l”
of tanning rllO )1111,, t,ll .I. I H
DWELLING HOUSE:* Barn Stab], HIM other poi
cotme..tvil u,th Tatmery.,ami 41,0 d
1,0 Nen, el...truttalt!! fAnt II.• 'l. air
quantit3 of Lind anh 11.1 1 amwry, from 1(10 to ;00 r,
(wer ruin fireiTunlwr. and an no:l.k t•
CM,thut Oak 1.3.1ri. rm, the Talmery f.r fifty villa- It
Fittlft tea shout 7 mil,: Suu.tb.nant of Merit r+titi
Licking Tormg made 0. 1 ... y. Fir I girth, part!,
Inr4 mlllro.g
e 1,.. PH. ktm.fl2.tff I'. 311.:11'.11.1'.
U EAI, .I , ,i4TATE AT PFKLIC SALE.
Lu Th.. oiler ut Patti" Sa!e gat 11, ,
pretnit.e.i. in llanulton „boat midi oth • f
.Chand..rslntre, on the I 'on, .4 !)I,IVIII. a, ,'e
II cat 1,1 tlll 4 ureenva.,tle runt. the 271/1 oi •
tobrr, nil that 1%11131 .‘elif:B no re
or le-, part Limectore and part Slate. builfliv,
eonviy of ran new lint ICH: I) WELLING ' 1101'SES tin.)
~, : ood Medi Wane, diner nvve,..ary
14 11'13.,1% . falhng Well of Water 7o•ar
Ittninintr \Vat, ott the faro, .11-o a eood 11r. 1 aril ~f
!reit. ' I be ladidrnz‘ are to,,,ted in .I.r to
divide the. Property into trio I.•ruk., and v Ip•
gether or do nl,l 5 , nine snot PIM
Susie eon "em , • 1U o'l'll M 46 .1. 'M., intuit the ti
r be inade [inl7l.:ll I'.
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• -1 4 1A1t1 S - .11_,E IN TI
'l'.
TowNsifir—Th.• .rt ;.? ,r ,••••
Lin FARM. nittw.tell ill St Thom, hnliti, olt ti
Publie—Jl.ulleatling f r•Li I; ut r , 'l%Ls o•iu 1r • I .r,rt•;•• r, I:
mil.•z front the latter plitko, c;plit..lllliDg üb..ttt .`
OF SLATE A\l) GR.IVI:I, I. tint rat A,:,•.
which is elehretTinsi the LAl.in, I. ( '1 I NI-
The hirpto‘etitellh , a,re a 1,4 g; 1i0r•,] , ..
Bum_ Ilia 1 Tenant Ileum, Weir gna r l
l'elteh. Cherry ttotl Pear Trees„‘!,,,,_....A
and CIIOPPING 3111.1.. it, g.oll naming .11,11 r. ,n Jr
',Wet-ahead :mil hall. This proper?)
• TO make mom.). term, Lt the - , 11
.m.riber WI the premise+
july6
lOR SALE.—A LOT on Main str et .t,
.oppo.ite the property of Stiehael hutch,-, oath wao al
BRIPIC 1101*SE two and telualf stories high, tech It. R
Ilck,lttultbog*. The Lot in in good order with ex.,
fruit. Apply at the ftEl'oirfulti Oltire. for Fart.. "hare
nod trnil4 ,101 !t' •
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1.3 LIC -S LE;—Tlte inl(ltTsigned
stn ',LI.: To j k lt. MI,. 1,1.." , 1.u.
, • .4 1,n•:; a, Tio,doo. :he 27th day of
, 1, , ,A; )1. the rethils 111 - ,Z Ale.
1:. 1.. v..; .1
:Id:, 0., 4 tiole. 1,4 l'hall•h, rsh., and
;he IN...hy laud, t,l S.
t her ,o :.l.•lithilr.l , ollt 11,1 IZE:S or
111.11 1: 1..% a, it hir,
1: , .1 I; 1;WI:IA.1NC: Ili ,•,1;
; Pr:LI ...Born t.sr Pre, 5..,41.0,i
the al., e. :hoot 110
ke1:1:, •b..q lawn:one and Ole halnnee
Slate. The itopro‘euvenh. a t 111,1-..1.1T8`11 131 . 111 . K
1, 84 8,111 . 18'1. 1 Wngon
Sled ;17aehol) ana ocher 1 . 811V1 1 88 1 1.1 . 188.1818111181:,.
tip 1%811.. hove b. en- Veil limed ;ma 111,116 • 1111/1y
Tnet.e , ea. 7 hcrc i. ha of good trot! on'lah
et the and it %yell- of never•holite.T W.aer It 0:11 1 114 , 4
:I ... •Iv ••11:11;.:•• lola Sining. on thel;rtz noonone4ll4, t
v a'erenz I.at‘e There i. nl.n a. ',nil: KILN 811 , 1
, !1 .1 1 1 raelt of 11, lam, About t‘Nenty ACHES
• :
11, o - NTAIN 1, INII. well-timbetea ‘,11•11 Clll,ll/10
4 , 11 . 1tok , flak p 111 he .add With each. Farm.
ACRES 'IIES ndjoininv: the
• e !lit Road unb n ,torletl PENNANT
nni rT. t it %yell planted
ttL lit TREES, mid l‘ .I..lptot for gltr
-11011'11::11,11i41%, There i, n troxld Weil 4 d Wutrror the
lota a Sprinf twar the stab!,
,:cinot.t . t,i tintr the rtrud , eg o u r do vi by eat
et the 1..r0 tieroribeA Latin.
•,1 , 7 WM. It•iELI,
pl'lti.l(' SALE ()I , IEAI4
N ~t tit , . 1.1 , 1 ,IV4ll.th.lT,Linienttire fiarnuel
I1,0:1”., Shirky I'.lo n.Lip 0ie1,41 will be exo-ett
~ : ~, on th.• retn..e. (ho :21.1 of 0r
r.,h.,. ^r N.l 1.1.11 n . 1 11.1111 e MAN' 4 ION
lunwe w hinrly
r“. It, 1014;11 "I Shit
/v..' r.•. 1,1
an, -hurt,. .05. a IL:ile, lilt rellll , yhalll.l.
, •I I 1 .'t MOrlit
Illt• I 1 . 1:1: ?'lll.s ,h4oof .: - Uncle. of uhirlr
„ „ .41 ,n.:•••
.it h 410,4 r. ;15 ~ 4 14 are le , ' '4l4la—the re.a.4itelor
In 41 wet....r4 41. kw 1
41.114:141en4eat. are a LE4A44I LC Hi
1'4 , 41 -.1:.,41 41444th t• II I.IIN. a ith sheds .0.414'114er
4.4. t "i.exeellezt ttater t 4,tiven.
t" the Jilt roar:" n a , 11111110 Lent-curd, u.
Irg,t if tni• I het,' ate ah.. 44.14 the Fem.,.
ale4tlt Lrealtotl att1414.11.4.4 44entio, ain flit latttrale.
kr Sale to t .e
.tt one day %%ken
tent!, will litt 1/1.141P tlte• .tt;entlattett
LEWIN l'.1.1:0111.EIZS
seit7-tit :HAM (*. \ Ito . l HEIZS..j
I.r-.ttAterli Litt,tre and ch am b er ...
hunt Itrpc•lbtru 1,14 .1•111/ bill to aft.
(Me e y.h.r. , I
1,7.11,1'A11LE 'I() \\ A'r
v 1.1 ilLic :-ALT.:.—un r,:ay 17th day of-Sep
-1 o'r 1.14 7, IL—W Lit. • U'lllajt• Sale un
1.r0.11,,. all that el rt:on Lot of “Tontal Millare on the
Nort.llla 11. ronL!1: of , lappon-hurgt
hogna , :i by a lot et W m. NI Lean and on
by a lrttr—ler, the, haslnZ 1111.1,01 1
tau 11111, K
Cult Itnitaln2:::ont.11:11• torl,l - ;, r ito t tr:l,4l
It .1.1 -taitk, bruit •tnokt• Tint::: a. ell
0 , 1 o•% IT 121'11.2,1.ttr:r :OA a. rut :411 tin remit-it-. Th,
property Item zod. ottnitt , ttn tint in .111 re , p , tts a Ib'SirablO
a it , -‘ , M ...All:' ltaa..aal plate.: P.l--
Z' • 1,,t .41'.•at.• t1:1 f to t'a •
ar :it lite 1;11 ,1 bV Wtn.
31: ha .111.1,1 MI- VC 1114 a fl.lllo
V,trelt:tnt , t r•ltiol.s..:l Corn Cr,. , t
It., 4. :,1.• r,y Ic :•••t1 1., 4,01 it V. al. A. t.
n 1.,.11 , • , r It 1' 31:•Chir,
1. in,l•• n rot .1., 01 ..de.
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p,perl2. Falar
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.• • • • " 2 •.. 2 ••• 2f M
i
--1: s oil thoi Po 01 t tu
I+o,l -, ' , •.r, , (1.. tti,. • z. .01.1
111.• on it ••11;, , :44. :;v• ,141, ~f
- I. I,
1:; Tit:NcT nCW.t:III.
\Vvrn, -110. ,isiAlf 4 s
tr4l.t .tail I nom adjr.lamy.:
11"1,.•1 11 ur - h. , nd
,441tainint: .%4:1 i 4,1 PEI:Ell ES raT 1., 'rho itr•
.4 re 114,41 1 A.,rt.0 , ,.• 1) \VEI.I.ISI: 11211 ,E.
1.1:0.1 lit ,
I It'i par, ~Lier at tlo. hot,. and u 1 the barn-vard.
.4.-40 ti , r , , , arh the !oral
• .1111 t r,,, a 5 ,441 Iv: I,r 14,u, azal 5.11\'11 11.1-
:.near lb , ' lllOtlbbl`ll - and is
hoi ; 1 ,4 u 1 z... 1 tat.hcr. n °old .1 -„nro I; :eat
Inas. t, h. la.ale
•‘. 011 (if ...„b• by •
S. \ 111 I El. IN IV EI; 1 , t „..
1,-"7" t• 'l'. J r r,
j r 3CIILIC SALE.--In pau•sitarwe of the
te,!.4111002 ,f blurb, hite of
to ers-Lip .1.•*4 re m exps.sed to rulshe
the pretoOse4 near Nhaas • 31111 Sniiirdity
•vi ;be rth the tolloonsa Real E.sate being The MAN
s.\ I .31:31 ..t the dess• d aslionsing I. alt, or Is.
g•ss.ts 'sr. 31 .11-el \Vine< rt. Ilenry Lutz ..td
:OH Oa lonelr• of nit, laud,
seines, there i. a ton ,tory st: and WEATHER
IV.3ItI) lii,st - SL. a -mall 'Brie). 11. a... ISpel. Barn.
, ,10• I and ether insyr, I on sit. tlllll,lll I reend.
ros 01. I Creek nei. Ihnotah the farm •.0.1
,Thsrteen Arre,nvored oith floe thricitsa
'Ns:pl.,. Sal , . TO 101111/11 err sit I .',1,0•1,4 P. NI. of rant
y. 0 iv 1 11 , rue. n ill be mad,' knouss
JACOB s.1111t1s;r '
-"r •
1,1 sel" .11:I: 3111 M N'l'(sl FITIt
-IL -N.-A r ,••py thres non -and .end IsSIS
)I ;N Y . ..\ I:C.1111,E
Es.r.vrt: —hr Vsrtsso 4.i , to' (inl. r .if the ons
lona, ot rsoshiss• rosins), usoltso•sa'nvl oill otter ssl
Itnlsiss Sdls • sea the 1., so, . ..slt,rdnytie fi , st day "f
('nstehrr fn • all that salstalsle 'I It %CT of I.I3IESI'/
Notatte in 3lnn , ~ asery too t.aup, in t musty,
4ljoissina land, of Ihsosel ker ` 4 . Ii Anal, '1),
Miller, heirs of Ja. ob Myerr, Emanuel kirossil,,
djul Martin Craig. contssirosta 2235j.5.C1112e; oith a STONE
MWELLING Stone Bonk Born. and other illi
itioveineuts thereon erected. Al-'., un 'lo' ellent orchard
gih the Fame, nod n stes.er•fashslas rs•treass. of Wstter rots
rfina' throllgli it. Sale to (.6111111 , '11C e it I o'eloek on Kant
&Ay, 'when terns; IA ill be mode knot is by
•__.
=
1 MALL FARM FOR SALE.—The
suL
neriber ailt sell at Private Sale, the SMALL F.l.R\f
whit h he now -mutt, ire Antrim towneohip,
ntnklio county, alynet 11111.3 froni o h the
iderlitown roma. ailinintagi Intel. of t.ettiniel Myer:. and
eontaiailic nnim o t 40 ACRES all cleared Land, in
order :eel meter goeil levee. 'I here in a VOUNG
ORCIIARD of thrifty trete on rim pLu e and .t VV - ell of
W .Lter neptet I ;welts 1.0 , 1.4 of 11 fan
;tory LOG I PIVEI.I.INCI lIOPSE, Think Ilarn 12 Pent
!trig' and cell hal - Mani imint all 0111'r ee,,ery
)2 , Pe-4..:,u uiil In VlVeli on tor lei nt • Apnh trot.
ern. nill lii• minim lowan applii.aaiii to the
an the
SANII El. C. CRIDER.
Thrre It iii lin. expo,-
to Pahl., say 10, • rm day
pt,Aer 7,11. t0e,a1. , :t1 , 1.• Ili al Priipert:,.
tin it t THE m IN. PARM I 'Jo 111.• property or
4, , 1:1, 3L ts. , 1.. one-court. a a mile iro
.1.....,./w tiller's 31.•I1111 ;111. ott'
71 . it: .jat'itt/ r 11.1' II alllll,ll
- 100 tlnd (TEN A\ll 1,4 l'1111(11111S,
14. ,it . ltirproseinotits
rr -tort' , TONE DIVELIANI; and Hark
it•.•l oallerS lint Buildings. The
t tlth•iti: the itsrnt.till. About 'lO
r r r.i 1.,•11.1.. , .• I It g 4.1
.'e t... • It :It. I 11 . 1 tn. L., the
Cl* , • ;• BIZ:Ill.\ 31 NEE'I'Zi.
ESTA'I'I: S,k LE.
,r t t r t /11 , 11.11 t, (:111Irt Itki•?l' It in he
rr
„l 11. Plll4. (In' I," WI 111.. PreMl.l, on Friday. the
lutt, day n , rt .111 the talloitinzileslirilssi 14.41
I:4l,ttr. • • 01. 1 ..• MANSION F.l RM . of Robert Volliert•
11011 late .. , nsn i; t.•it 1,114, let athaiiianit lazalti of
1 . 1. - r 31 and r ,ntarrilna uhont
Al l lll, - ',-1..0r.. ..1 aoproii•l land. tilt), asritr•
- 4•••-: 1.0 1, hi1‘1..1.f.1N., liarn anal other
tl.• •••• • •••• rust of .7ifonn•
I.a.aft Mir - Lard l'agzsti :111,1 11t111
~,out.wpOd :Jung loci at 1
I'. IL, „lieu the tone. 1,111 klll.llll
\
auralJ(ttitil'lli(Tl.ltEliTStiN A ' th " .
1 .1
< ELJf)rIZNEI) (a . IZP,.\
L.L . E —lt:, order 111 - 11p1...•. ,* I •airt of
lin • olitati 1 . .• will Ise ,111.1 at siak. the.
~17 9 , , nn or, ittit i r, U;;' 1%11111 bet/spa - 1w to ills Estate
ikt Bear, iiiniile d.s •Itaxi , ii nbonCfuo4. south ur .t
tl.ll It.II \\-,,nu\\ - ,,nulll'S ...I. 1 1/ 1 I'l.lll 11E , , ..f 11,1 11 , ...10‘ V 1 .1.1
1.1 si I 1 :.111.•,11)rm luulL erf .1... oh 1111.111, r,
Baser Pielia.r . and others nu the t,
1,0(: 1!; /UNE. 1...;.;th
of out lot;h1 ..
~
Wit Sol, to "mane.,
. Il.f tem, it .11 110 MA , ' kn., 11.
F 31.151 lesli
f tho ronit W.l; :Milk 11E1.1., (•lerk.
- -
I N I )
M'C Li .FOR IN TliE
ooneLAlntra. Flaton county.
() s'1111:1' lit 1;l. sea Rooms,
TIVO LOTS °l' 1:
e 14m: :mil .shrub 'r}; Stablitar, for thtrt) di% e
0.. mid hoilding..annild , for a !lon I, ha,
lup
1e.,11.1 ti a% a 'raven' fur a lortfiner ofFir.t.
!•.,: x. l
.1 t. ator zit the door. •Alfon qood 14111 r. Th.
ra•er rillEel'', at a haralan and Frn i 1 p05.,,,i0n ut
I.ll' 1 .1 n.•. For 11114: nation - call on or !rather.%
11:1:10.1(;1111ERT
1;0111:1ZT
•
•crt,ll;to. Comoy,
lir 'A. Sath, my Atturno*, tcilt 1..71, 4, all
114'm - wall. in my ith , on,r, IS. A
M'CLCRE & STONER.
ltval 05tatc
••• ,• •1••.,•!1••• l';41•114.
lau • • 0, •••ber .4. 1)..
JAMES W. DUFFIELD,
WM. C. DUFFIELD,
• Trto.teL, te,
Ural Ostatr
I)RIVATE undersigned in
-11 tends moving wet, 04144, It Private Sale. a tomtit
'I IiACT of L McD. containing' about 1 ACRE4i. on
is erected a story PRAM]; /UNE:. Stable and other
iatpros entents..4mate in I.l.4milton t0me..1114, on the Keil
fer shout 24 toiler train ChamheiNburg. 'fur land
i, under good enlthatiol. and I% c 4 ,1 teneed. 'l a ir. is a
'Well of good Water near the dtt 4.'1111_• and an Orehard of
111111, FrUlt On the prelae4es. Any person wi.4.l4ing to
Sie.A the property tau do ..44 by r.eilmr at liar boo,.
sep7.4t CORT.
4 ALE OF )11:RT \ - -The Subscriber
kJ !eels Inc,ino,s ut 3lereerslinrg,
tool hating on hand about $lOlO.l worth of HARDWARE,
vt 11 .:eleetca, tour noithl glldi V M.ll at !chide 411.• together
t, lib a fan of TIN:NEES i'001.5 :mil Pattern, He
hit. ol=o for sale Turt) VA Ll' ABLE PRI WI:R . I'IES on
Mani Street, one 11 large UMIVOIIIIIIINEIMS Brick Dwelling.
the other. hoe Store Itooni, tt tilt eimpliinil back banding,
or would exchange for Lots at Ciumberehurg on Main
Street. Will im.uro vud Property for No year. from tire
by i, Adel., [4ep7-rat.[ A. L. 1111 - 1.1:, Merver..burg.
MBER LAND AT-PRIN'ATE SALE.
1 The ornier.igne,l offer, at Private Sale, FIFTY
ACRES (IF TIM 1t17.11 LAND, ut the foot of North Monic
siren mile. North of Clianiberehurg well net with
I:In-aunt, White ()al: and lied link, awl come ',cunt.
The Clie,,tunt is Liege enough to eat for rails. For price
and teens apply to the ;tinier-jailed, at Keelter's Store.
junet.t2,3m. WM. S. KEEFFER.
Loot, „t" - "tolcu. aub „Stramb.
LosT DES'I'IIOYED,—The follow
hoz Pouch:sr i—ooa lit "The Peon :Mutual Life
lo.awoee Compote:" or phil.olol l llli.i. to Wit No, -Z.,3161),
3;•01'47114. to John Shrymili 407.1. .1707. S. S. Shrynek ;
45J 11 K. B. Sll/ ; ‘,...:1., Sabo, 1107. W. K. Shrymik , 5l 3 , G
F. PLAIT aka:int:l - S.A. •ti r the haat mg - Celia:van
01 ia,rplie. rot.N: N 0.11,1, No. la-2. $10:
No 1.!,-; I.'. 5'...;111; No it;;; 010: No I IS. 1041,
~.7,11.; N.. 12 , 0. 101,1 $lO, N o • I‘o2 E 1 n: No 0,17
No 1141 No 1576 Pihl, 010, No 1401. 1e 4,
$lO, No 10011, 1•14, $lll, No 1.Q2 trill, $lO rill in the
ti.ene of John K. Slay, ,k. No 1:314. Liind $lO, in the
name 01 E. 13.., IK 1.,. No 1:344 1-di, $lO, ItdU 1,4.1,
Sto ,1111
$lO. in the 1,.11i :4. 0. Shr d
an
No 1161, .437. 4 iO , awl 1110. Isg). $lO, in the name old.
I. •
Nom e y lo•rebv yriv,ll that applivation has been made
to the 'aid einnininy for the :sine of LIII4i(IitPS of the said
and Certificates. S. S. SIIRYOCK, Agent,
Chautberdairg Pa.
T
31ST.—(hi Friday afternoon last the
L
god init a in l'hunierdmrg, two Pot kct BOOKS .
I ontaininai about 0175 to l urreney. and a note gix en by -
Samuel Its, payable to the order 111.1ose ' ph Wsna'r Jro
E O lOO. dati'd oti the 2nd of September 1)04. pit) tilde
year after date with intro Pl`l , OllS ore hereby notihed
not, to noLtoelate rdid note, no it will not be paiwl havitte;
been otle•rn arratigi d. JOSEPH WARNER.
sep7..tt Peters tp , 'Franklin en.
IZENN'A I) .—Stoltm from the
•J Statile of :WC lure &Tro,tle. on Sunal.Y night.
.‘ 3= a GRAN Saddle and !Indio',
TllO •111011: lit 1111.11.6 high. with fight h... and
he,"
v 4111. Ile n n.ed -in the I .lA:dry uervive and ar
o,tp lk 11. Ile on filo left flunk. (hying on
maod goxerzatneut) 1. C. C.:, 'rho alio,. tot ant
1111 he 011 for the rants of the Lore%
I=
• it , r; (i on Sat itrtlay
• r 1.1511 ;.; Chunlla.r.lntr:: the
beth,:th :tll4 the 'new 14 - the 1.:111,. tht
TILL l) / i,11 . -12 i,l b..k
te• zr. • it- er..l unb \u,. thlenna•
Llttij ttt -.s,lt•nt.ty I, hit ./I tholtEPOSll . l>l:l' 11064 1.,
1511. In: th• paid. 1.•:-31 j Jt /UN 1:111.I..
CIER:111 . 11('Al'E ST()C,K IA ) . 1 .
v; 1'1,...,0,1,r-4,411-C I ert:(11,11. Ntl pn t i,,f,l Ser .
1•11..r,L I. In Ibt. l th.m . 11.tith ..1
heleby • •
ti 11,1 centheate •11.1ithl nut n.
1.-sued 1.% The Bank ILL ~..:
H. 1;1:1:ENANV.11,
.
1.11(.
I_ll by lb.• rh, frmn of L. t. , -
burg. l'w:tiwr!an.l on OW a: l .. .r DARK.
11A 111 41 , 4 E. r,,nr Th.. in, 11,in rowte,t,,l
...PIP 4“ 11 rol e pr..purty, p,ty .0“1 tolso Loa
A.ty or in• Irk• 1 , 1•1.1.441.4 its
!jai - y . 26j , I,A 11 ,AN t I'4L.
131 - BL[c Nimel: is 11EltEBY GIVEN
_JL that :t er h.:l:ova - mg 1.. a thr...ll,nz -
lau.• •.wner t.fn (JO In Franld.o
tollut) hn. bi.•ts loft at the 1.11i.11 sit Miller S. 11.:11Ingt:r hnr
hi pair. !Font from th.... 13,
it A:v:111.02...1a to psy ellarge• by 11,. imet•
.111 U II it /lIN It1.1,1:1:. Jr.
) II: E. -The .111 ii lel e t lost. Inc
_ L Nm,i•,,r of h:, p orty on 'lv. 111 . .. e pi r
of In•tinila filo I nn I pr., Ft,
/11 ,, trali,• littil..te;plt, No. 4.4, il.t,tl
1,41 1..t , 61; MTN allon 14.4-1 i.e..).
f the tvnem.lll.llh. , plan, • .
am: J. A1.1.1•41\ 1:1"STElt.
VSTRAY.—CIutte to the residence of the
X./ .111,-(.1,1x.r Ilva.:lll4aa wile rut /at
ill KIN!: CI 'r
la•n•by (4tic ( harat the ora a 111
t a • r.1.114 I.tw
,
Itudersigned
1 I.l' f. , bel in11111:11: of Cii:antoj . .,lttinr, a Cerltileate,
of Sfook . for Lfkfo :;11.1re• !to. No., York .1 :11111.114 , Coal
nolti up; lo JlllOl ‘l ill be nil Ir tln rural
of the laftfr 11 ft) A. K )111.1 .RE.
Nr()TICE.—TIse tuidt•rsigilvd has tuki•>i
iup th - ...p.0tt...1 1111 GS on Cli.unt...l.burz.iy.loilth uill
of u, c..r.ung to. Ills unle, the 1.1,1 W, pros' ' '.
prupertv and p..) Immo •
.Q.7-:11 THOS. M. A•l'HE¢TO\.j
ititlttarr . .flotirrs.
VIEADQVAIiTEIZS PENNA. MILITIA
1 II ‘1:1:1-itriv; A Itz.
lt ENlllt.‘ I. 01.11th111S NO. I.—ln conformity path the
r t ., ~...• of the nI ts 111 .k.Slsl [ I N) lII' the ir.ld and t.1. - rti4 of
A itan,t. • Itel.l and the act:b.:it - hi. h they :ire sappleme ts.
It h.. ad. rea VT
I. 1310 the ra e .ln, of theTorio: of flit rot:in:out., h i be
.all , .1 the .a
• Itenn-ylvnat Slate llnard, Ina Ided fa in
...rill ..en. be flortl,v,itil .11111111• III rd
'2 A.. the firm porta qk of • that i.a . p... •• thret: reprimenti of
infaier 0 1 o ..inaro..
n.of r a, air) and tour batten« , I,f 11.1,1
artill. it, ,lnall be reerniteol nal:oat ih lay. 'rhe, ...th
meld. , 111,1trIllls andbatteroa., It IS 11111,111tItt, SIMI be
(11111110-ori aft .;Innteet... to nit: Of veteran .oldlert.lltal
at thin 110411,1 Iltrs/lIIIS het% if, the age, of eighleenliaid
fifty nit in]; re feranee to th.,... 0 ho are not .ttbjeet I.llraft
and, r the luArn of the: UllltOlifitaten.
:I. 'I he fon ,• tilt. to 1)0 rai,ed will he roma:Laded by
company otll4 - wra elected by the men, and who have 'hern
in the .serviee of the United Mates, tual been honor / 11 , 1y
di4eharce4l thereform.
The held unit general officers will be appointed h - the
ennir and niwtereil into lire service of the State. THE
FOIICE WILL Hut 1 15.11 ONLY 10E THE DEFENCE OF 111 E
sill Hlt 'Mole in stiniee, he clothed, equipeil,
armed, iheiplined and paid as Provided Sir by -
Lute fir rirmlur trei,v in the service of the,l'uited
4. l'i , rstins qualified by service for the position oleo..
piny oftleers in this corps. will. on application to the t . lt.ite
Inspector (letieral, at l larritiburg, rem% earltllllrlty.Nl re.
eruit companies and squads, and, if afterwards elected
as company Canoe,. trill he emmishodoned
.5. 'Die said earls} shall be enlisted in file servisq,d the
Stati:foi three year, wailer iloobartruil and Anal
lie.hable to be (lined Iran (be .terVil . .. Of the Slate al air
as the (lon:craw . any ,Iccut their see tees bell 4841ry.
croup of reude,non. still lie ei.t.ilitidnol at narcs
bum and,r the charge of, (impotent military n 1.1111.14,1
(ink er. and trawl ort,inen for mops tlu rt . t.t" , ill 1.' 1 .r
t‘i-boti to pi rim. ri I riiiting compante, and of
ir 1.11,111 men, on applivation to CoL M. S.
(2u.cy. II arri•iiiirg, ÜbbbollTranNport.utoin and 'rely:4llloi
'
7. sinitild the realm. :it, and Iwo nee' .pee.
limit did for, not be rio rioted vi Ilion i it: 1:1T
the (1 , 411 ielit I:I be •111.111 i. dll bolt. 1
ItriL; Geo I.i initel slit, State hispi I for fa THT.II.
it /I.H - trod twit the \e,auiou of thin • rdor. suidrall the
detni unili 7 r it. lid order df .1. G.
non . :.,111 C. , lnninalug and Iw•P,
A. J. 1:1<:,41.1. (lelll nil 61 P.. 11,1%).
11
F I ) II RTEIIS 0 l' It 0V(I:4 T
-1.1. SIN I 1.t., 111 01 , 1 alt I Pi tr.lt.vA
lA..(AtinthcrFfititt , . ~ p t. :tel. I Nir nut a beef; Ilinr t• .1
to make rlllllll 111.• fnllutt lair ditiroura ratarat
CrEI) in•sTric,
( . .rpt arra Virr :11.tr. 16th Itto., l'a.
Vl,l,i . NTEEits.—Voltutleent AI lre acerrirted and
cottntt4 tin the (2uot.t.. of the preecut call, up to the Itt,t
praetieal inninent before the tlr.tfted men accepted
.mil Went to rendez , . out. TowleAtipt and Sub-iliztrit to
whielt hat e not filled their uttotto , , lire urged to do Sr at
out,
All line , that van be Lit • rl,
but the draft Will arrarrireirlar at 41111 after sth Septerubt r
to praetkable.
. nn l'redas till! be gi, and (t.rosrantent bounty
Volteers until further ett,
ante,. •
Ilp order of Capt. in A.
WILLIAM .pt. A. A. A'
Ilurriihurg. Aust. Mat. FHA • 1-;
KA aitt.
- I,\TorricE scFr()ol. TE.1(111 , 4?5.--
..i.. lie Antrim 'Figt ttyltip SOP.' Diro•lorn tr ill
,norrility. Srpti-mb, Lith, Cor the purpo.i. .• mit
111101 x in ,l/t1 Ninny 111 N.
coogi r. 1111..
B EIX Hr..tury
AV NTED.,-.A good TANNER. (loud
ag, atvi oe , ', nnploy 01 , 10 . ht. girlu. At,
ply to Ow mldr-strovg, o . or Mori or,lArtr.
0 ,, ;-ti I'. 1 ETCALF.
'(131a55 anll eutrilluzirr.
~. J ,
~,,,,\,. 1101 KINS. ' 301I\ Jril 'ANEV.
/ MI N ('• /101 ' 11INS & CO., _IMPOR
. ter, :ma 1),,,i.., CHINA. 61.,..13:ti 'Wit 0 17 :
1 •:\S•
\ ARK No. 1,1:2 Mar Art Stral. rleiladrlphirt. '
I:' , .r turtloo rarto olor, apply to ti. S. ,hllolorli t , Chum •
loo,burg, l'u, sept:2.34y
OITEENSIVAMI-E. D. 11.EED
+„, returned from ith it full lint
and Gins+ Ware, which be in offeringnt low
the Family (irx•ery l curnor at Mani Had Washil,
ntig`..4
CRAIBERSBURG, PA., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1%4,
THE estate of .James:BeattS-, late of,
Antrim township, Franklin county, Ira., deceased.
Whereas, James Beatty, deceased. did bequeath be Ms
I,n , t will and testament one ballot his estate to his first
consuls, both paternal and maternal, and did direct that
my legatee, n lon failed to entablish his or her claim, lie
tare the Auditor appointed by the Orphan..' Court of
Franklin enmity aflirenaul, to distrihnte the amount in the
hand, of hi, Flxeentort upon the settlement of the,ir first
act mint. should not receive any part of his estate. Now,
notice ns nereby given. that the first Recount of T. 11.
Kennelly, sun lying Executor of maid decea.ed has been
filed, and that the tindertglied auditor appointed by said
!Orphans Court, to di,tribute tine balance due on nand an,
11,11111 t nei•Ordillg to the prialolooo of said last will and tes
lament. will nos.t and hear nll claimants under said will,
tit hi, oilier in the Borough of Chamber,burg. l'a., on
TI firming, the 90th tiny of October. .1. D. All patties
If:Ailing to e,tablent their chitin on that day, a ill bO debar
red from I onong in on slid fund.
sep7.7t. J. 3rD. SHABP, Auditor.
REC !STEWS NOTICE—AII persousiu
tere,,te4l will please take notice. that the fellinvlug
iAevmmtant. hove •ettled their Accounts in the Register's
,Oflict , of Franklin County. and that the same will be pre.
vented to the t t o Conn for confirmation on Tuesday,
,the 4th day of October, 1564, at the Court House in Chum
beaburg : .
132. First and fin Al Account of Wm. S. Amberson, Ad
millintratorofJuhn it. Wallace, hite of NV:. aesbom% deed.
r I:Z. Fiat Account of Jacob Fliekinges. Adthinistralor
!cl. 1,. n. of Jacob Keg •rreis, late of Fannettsburg, dee'4l.
1.11. First and lino Account of Jacob S. Goal. Adnir of
'Cbri.tian Shockey I: e of Washington co.. 31d.., daid.
13.1..F1at and tinalinceuunt of 'l'. J. Wright, A'dminis
'trator of John Liggett. late of Cbamberslmrg. deelL
scp7 • ' HENRY STRICKLER, Register.
A 1:1)ITOIOS NOTICE—The tuldersig,n
_LA_ ed h.O been iippointed an 'auditor, by the Court of,
(2.1111111011 Plea , of Franklin county.- to marshal and din
tribute the re.....et, in the bands of William lteLellan. un
,drneo [nutter II dvi dof voluntary 11.....101111( . 1111 of the
Chionb. rdnirg Savings Fund." to and amongst the
tor. of -ant luotihunni, All persams who are reditora of
mull San log., Fond, or who tire in 1111,41, niteri,ted in
the ii.set. hr,' hereby VOLlill.l.l to pre,ent their
elahns to said auditor, at hr ottli.e in the borough of
Chninberloirg, on or before Monday. the 17th,lay of
October A. 1)., lOu-I. All parties neglecting to precut
their t 1.1114 on or ',Tore that day, will be wholly debar
red from ,oniing in upon the foul. if said In.titittion.
.epi‘fit J. 31'1). SHARP. Auditor.
A SSIGNEES NOTlCE.—Notice is here
lit Kit Am tint the nnderitigned have been itplainited
Asogia:i.t. by James H. Riley, of Greencastle, under a
deed of volut.tary assignment for the, benefit of las credi
tor,
All ',even,: indebted...ill make immediate payment,
and t hi n having elann, uSII pre' ent II:1.111,112;y authenti
rated ihr gettlement. JACOB WISTER.' t lea•,,
in
•ep7 Slcri'ELY STICK' Eli,
NOTlCE—TheAluder.sign--
rd. Ambler appointed by the Court ot mnor% Pleas
of Franklin county. Penn'a., to distribute the balanee iu
tio. hand+ of A. K. McClure and J. 31'1). Sharp,
Assignees of Wilson Reilly. Esq., to and arlionglt those
legally riddled there to. will meet all parties interested
at the odic, of J. MI). Sharp Esq., in the Borough of
Chambersbarg, nn ecaturday, October tie. t t 64.
scp7-4r 11,-. DouGLAs.:Anditor.
A DmlxisTßAToßs' NOTICF.- 7 N0..C1
..C1 1:0,14 - hereby given that Letter; of Ail{ninistration
I ht . L:.t.tte Of 1 ; 0.1( r t; ray, late of the Bon moll of Chain
her-hurg de( 1116, been granted to the nanle,l.T.lled.
All per•on, i,uun m. thetosel% en indebted to ...IRd ti.state
udi pte,,e . 1,0,e linnledlate I,l . l.ll:Lent; and tho.e has ing
pre•ent them properly altthentiented fur ..ettletnent.
IAstINGS t1I:11 It t
.Idrirc
I.L t•VESSF:Iti rI:T. • '
MEI
MIrNISTR.I7OI3S'
t4,.i.i.0,,A•y given that L'ette, of Attnihn:tratton
fit bl,ll, 'lO7l te, on ,h, t , o b
11,itn Letterkele CoM.
ly tett le-hip dee'd, hose Lain granted to
the itmler,Hsted.
1.. th..111....1vpc 111.10,14 Ni to caid I:state
1, ill plt acr makr ¢mn.•diate 1,1VIllela: and there havulir
te . ..,.11, pro-. at Th. In prop•rlc,ultheuro•,tted it getttlement.
In, it
A DMINISTRA'rOWS NOTICE.-No
,L tieeis. hereby 'riven that Letter,' of Admintstration
en the Estate of Martha Trite. late of Guilford tnw•nehip,
dt I'd h.t e been granted to the
pers.., low, ug then,:oh indebtPd to rtid Estate
mIl plea...• make inanethate payment; and these hat log
pr...ent them preperlv oahenheated for settlement.
a , .101 - IN C. TRITLE. Ad'mr.
A In' I INI ATO. R'S 011
ti( o tx her,hy given that Lotterrof AohniniAtration
17 ` ,,,, of (;•ortre law ket lute of Sonthnutpton tosyn•
ship dee'd has e been cr:iitt“l to the uncleNigned.
All p 0 .on, kr n inK litt . lll. l. l‘ e , smelted to said DMAe
sr tO plea., goal, 1111:notillitt. 1.11,1 those basing
l i tilt pr . oporl, ...NktlrslaTllt
a1 , g1.1. /St.! , Kt N r.
• A MTINIS'IItAI'OII'K
tiCe I , ilerohy gis en tine. Lotter. Admini4tratiot
Jacob Ni Z . lt'y late of MOutgomery town
p 1101'11 h . , eI), n cranted to the ntoler.hrnytt.
All perhon,loon Im:lllo...wive. mdebted to Maid Estate
1111 l P1 ,. 11.e make inrwt:Aiate p.il Itlent , aria fiIOSI . having
‘l.t.nt• present them properly 11111111,11il Well for settlement.
nne.2 I E. NEiILEV Adm..
• 4 I)NIINISTIZATOR'S NOTICE.-No
/ Ltier i. hereby git en that Letters of Alilillifi'qratillll
on the Estate of liecry I teller, late of llailford township,
der .1, 11, e heels grunte.l to the andetslgnelL
per , son, knot' in¢ them.ell e. indebted to said Estate
v.:11 p , r.sse make imn u •dtate payment ; and those haying
lan.st pre4ent them.properly nuthennent.Nl for settlement.
amz.ll JOHN F. KELLER, Adair.
I=ll
A DMINISTRATOR'S
NOTICE.. `No
11_ her her, by given t h at Letters of Atbranistration
tai the Estate of !it4r3 M Etieban. late of Ohio, decid e inve
bent, gnintisi to the undersigned,
All te•rsine knowing themselves Indebted to said Estate
ill please !mike unmedwte 'imp:tent : arid thotie having
'Man. present them properly Mitheraietited for settlement.
itutt'iD K. M'CLURE, Adnir.
AND IIN I STE ATOWS NOT ICE.—Np
_ t;,,. ii ht.reliv given. that letters - of Adminibttation
on the E4tate of JaZ•or, F,bersole. stir.. late of Green ton a
dee'd has q been granted to the undersigned.
Alt peraorts indebted to said Estate are requeFted,.to
make Immediate p:iyment, and those having claims is ill
pri,ent them properly authenticated fir .settlynent.
MICILIEL EBERSOLE, AduVr.
A I)IIINISTRATOWS
11 el 9 hrn•hp /21,11 that Letters I,f Administratot
an the I:Ztate ofJoho Goo e. late of ( Oilford towl,hip
(14:e d, 'have been armited to the outlerhigmL
nn r theOl4.ls e. 111dObtt'll to raid F:statc
Mato' 1111111elli3t0 payment, and- those ha, lug
clam, present the•tn properly anthentieated for nettleuunt,
JinlX GROVE.
Adm
nng - 2. I. JACOB GROVE:
- •
k
rill IN I STRATOR'S NOTICE.-!-No
" tie is hereby given that Letters of Adminttratb6
on theTAto,te of Emanuel Byers, late of St. Thomas town ,
slop, dee'd. have been granted to the updersigand, resid
ing in St. Thomas. "
All persons knowing themselves'indebted to said Estate
plen.Re mate immediate payment; and those having
chorus Rill present them property authenticated for settle
ment. HENRV CORNWELL, Adon'r.
A DMINISTRATOWS
the is hereby given that Lettern of AdminLstration
on the E.L.Lte of tianmel Davis, lateyr Peters tkurnsilip
decd, have been granted to the undf,rnigned, rrsiiting in
5.1111 troviedilp.
All per,ong knon ing them elves indebted to said Estate
n ill plea.,. make immediate payment: nail those having
el.tinq will pr,out them property authenticated fur settle
ment ijul.27) WILLIAM STETZEL. Adair.
• 14 1 XEC UTOWS NOT IC E.—Notice is
JJ hereby given that'Letters Testumentary to the Es•
Lite of M,ezdal vim ( :reel% Jute of Hamilton too n.hip. dee'd,
e been granted to the iiinteixigned, re:i t hug in said
to‘veNhip •
All per•en111,10,1111: thelll4oVl.< illtlebtl4l to Paid Entate
,1 ill 11.1,0 make unmediat- payment; and thil‘t has ing
slum- , ill pre.,ent them properly authenlii ate,' for settle
mu nt iii % - 211 _OllOl.lllll SELLERS Es'r.
e
V "TICE. -- The ('O-partnen.llij) hereto
-11 fele e‘i.ting loom en f' Burkhart mitt II 11 !lel
-11.,y m The, 'Liking . ;ma Confectionary lotkinek, has this
4 h l l CA iian , t :29th. i, , Gt.) been , litsoheil by mutual con
sent. 1 he Aevemits of the late tine Nt ill be nettled Ile U.
Litirklmrt.C. lIVIIKII.\ 111'
.
;Luz:ll. , 'lt B. B. llENslti:i'.
Sorboarbing '3ouses.
I'T
UNDERLICH NEAD.
AND l'ltM3IN3lfN 311-:111 - 11ANTA
North Sororol Strut ottpor.ito thy tit t mhortand v a ll e y.
R.iilroad Depot. ChandwrO,',,.
Can ran mirtgarly to and than Philadelphia and Bulti•
more. '
AGENTS.—Pearoel. Nell & Ilinehman, No. SOB Mar.
Fet St .
Lyken, :W o k e . Egg and Nntt COV 1.. (direct
from ti n mine..). Wilke...Nur& and T'ine I:rove FOUNDRY
MAL, LIM1131:12. SHIM; LES. SALT . PLASTER am
Miao'. CEMENT, kept oin%tantly on hand._ FLOUR.
;RA IN and PRODUCE of ail kinh, purchased at the
rank
Sept% 141. & N'E AD.
MUM
, t.en
OPn.
pi I!
NTEAV A RR A E
'rim, . Nets Voltf: wrriint - r Tn •k`i4IIII.MF.NT.
The ntotenigned toould r 4 :peetfully inform the publie,
that the;, ari• prepared to •Thit , nll kiosk of Prodtive,. Mer
chninitse &A. from Ciminberthurpr oust or,...new,tie t o
Non Yorh tt ifl out tramhipment• mid delis t`red it at New
York t , miiek an it ems to• thllivered in
The attetdiuu of moko, and 61zippe, i, rultectfully
4 '. Ilk tour arr•MO`lilvnt. Fon fiikther informntimi
Inquire of BEITZ 13: M. DOIrELI, Agent,
l'hillitiver , hitrg and Greenolt.ile,
Tn .,. 1,. n 11.11,1.11.:
G
ILLLSI'IE, ZELLER 6c CO.
PRODUCE AND PROVISION MERCHANTS,
- ,07) IiwoLESALE GROCERS,
'Nortlr.Weet corner of Sixth and Market Streets; Phil
[note, 1 . 4141.
•
A IZTHUR H. IiANDOLS, ATANUFAC
iI. torer of ROSI.:WOOD AND GILT wuLDINos,
1,01,1 4 , Wes+ ondll'icture entrees, of every description
Piorth.trust Cyrner of Third and Calla/till Sts., PhiEnda.
Orders to the largest extent promptlytexectlted. Orders
filled by S. S. SIIItYO42K, Cblitnberiburg, Pa. sep23
tis just
f flue 1114
prirve,
,glou 5.
THE HIGHEST ,CASH PRICE PAID
for Barley nt tha Brewery of
ang'..l4 V. WASHABAUG4,
Wage gotires.,
w: w. Burrrox. tt re
.101 IN WENT, 5 —"'"
=
TERYIEi OF PFBLICATION.
TIIR FRANKLIN REPOSITORY iR publiBhed
'every Wednesday. morning- by "TILE REPOSITORY
A§SOELATION,"' per (mum, or
82 50 if not paid within the year. An subscription ac
counts 3h7ST be settled lannually. No paper will be sent
out of the State unless paid fire in advance, and all such
subscriptions will invaitiably be discontinued at the expi
ration of the time for which they are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS ore inserted at rwrEEN. CENTS
per line air first insertion. and TEN CESTs per line for sub
sequent insertion's.; A liberal discount is made to person's
advertising by the quarter, half-yedr or year. Special nti
ricer cluirged one-half more than regular advertisement.
All resolutions of .sstxdations ; communications of limiter
or individual inters t, dad notices of Marriages and Deaths
exceeding five lines, are charged fifteen-eents per line.
.111 Le4yal tioticu of entry kind, and all Orphans'
C/turt und other Judicial Slir-S,,irre required ly law to be
advertised in At RERMITORY—it haring the I.A . RGEST
.6.71.,AT10N of any pajtcrpublidieti in the county of Franklin.
JOll PRINTING of every kind in Plain and Fancy calf
ors, dune with neatness and dispatch. Hand-hills, Blanks',
Cards, Pamphlets, &c. of every variety and style, printed
at the shortest notice. The REPOSITORY OFFICE has just
been re-fitted wills Steam Power and three Presses, and
every thing in the Printing ling can be executed in the
most artistic manner and at the lowest rates. TERMS
VARIABLY CASH. .
John K. Shryock is our authorized Agent to
receive Subseriptitins and Advertisements, and script frur
the same. - All letters should be addressed to-
INPCLUREIa STONER, Publishers.
- T,il.ll.hliu. cal,tllgiii-,tot
S(#II)IERS ♦'OTI\G BY PROXY.
Tho law of Penvaylvania, fonwidinglor taking
the 'votes of our gallant soldiers id the field, has
ample provision for receiving the votes of detache4
soldiers, soldiers in companies of other States, is
hospitals, &e., by proxy. Soldiers exercising the
right of suffrage in this manner should be careful
to conform . strictly to the requirements-' of the
law, or their votes may be rejected.'
Such ballots must 'be mailed or expressed in'
season tp reach the voters to. whom they are ad
dressed on or before the day of election, as they
cannot be cast tbereatter,- nor can a soldier vet*
at a company poll 'after Jutting sent a ballot by
proxy.
In order that our brave volunteers may under
- I
stand tlie law perfectly, we publish in fUll the we
tions relating to such • ballots, and by carefully
retell i ng its provisions no soldier can err in the
matter. - -
W,t. give On the last column of the third page
of to-day's paper, the Union tickets of Franklin
and Adams counties in full; and' , as the corrett
pfinding part of the column on the litst page in
bhraki these - tickets cars'be cut out and toted, either
at company polls, or enclosed in envelopes tg be
Toted by proxy. Soldiers should cut these tickets
oat, and preserve thtin, as they are all complete
and correct. We shall give the Union tickets Of
perry, Cumberland, York, Fulton, Bedford and
Somerset in like mariner as soon an they are corn
ideted. We subjoin the shetionn of the law re
luting to votes by proxy:
' BEcTION 3.2. When an, of the election, mentioned
the tir.t.seetion of this .set." lets than ten in number, shall
be members of companies of another rate or territory, or,
for any sufficient 'and legal tacos. shall be seperated from
their proper company or shall bent any hospital, nary yard,
terse!, or on rdr.rtlittrlg. preens[, or other duty, whether
within or without this orate, under such. eircumstanres as
shall render a probable tha t he,f or they, will be enable to
rejoin their proper company. or! to be present at hisproper
place of election, op or before the d...y of the elrrtinir, the,re:
in mentioned, want elector. or eleeterS, shall hare to right
to rote in the ftillmring mannrr.
3.3. The Noter, is hereby minim,
ized,le;fore the day of eleetem, to deposit hr,, * ballot, or
ballots, properly folde4,- - its required by . tho general elemn
lairs-of this start. ,rr orAhtrisi., as the rater may choose, in
' a sealed reirelope. teoether frith a leritten or printed,-am
purify rcrateaand parzlyprimed statement.' cpntauttng TOE'
-NAME OF THE S OTEIt, 111 E COUNTY, YOWNSIIIP, 1301-t0U4.11
'OO WART , „ OF It Li II ILL ME.,'4IDENT, and - a' icruten
or printed authority. to some yualificdsoter to the 'legion
dtatrict, of lc/tic/mm.l voter is a resident, to cast the ballots.
contained If mud 'eorelop?, fo r hint, on the day:of said
fleet-um. ,tinictNtatement oral authority lobe signed by the
+god toter! and aftemedPy the •satitnandinir, br some
tYarti
rniroioned officer of the compran'rof which he is a mem
, ben in the ea:, cf a private, sea of some cotrunissionetia
'lfieer of the reganent, in Uay,caee of an °nicer, if any ofsuch
~ oCteen. are Cons eniently aecesstble. Lund if other wife, then
by some other a fitness,wad there shall also accompanY
said ballots;; an atlidavit of Mid voter, taken ,hefore some
one_ of the Utlicersraforesaid, and in the absence of such of
ficers, before some othei persouiduly authorized to tulmin
fster oaths, by ant late df this state, that he 14 a qualified
sorer In the tllectian district in which he prom.es to vote,
that he is m the actual militafy service of the United
States. ur of this state, describing the organization to which
be tango that he Las not sent hie ballots to any oth,:r
'person or ped.ons. titan the one in such authority-mention
ed, that he will not otter to tole at any pail, which may
_be opened on said election day,;, at any place.whati,ever.
and that lie is nut a deserter, , ,ard hue not been dishonora
demussed from the sereke,land that heir now st,itiun•
ell at
, theetafc of Said ieared enyel
ope, containing the balldts, statement, authority and Mil
davit, as afore:eta to be sent to the proper peon, by tnail
or °there, lie, hartng trritthn or prtuted on the outside,
acroig the stated parr ilierehf, the leorde, "SOLDIERS 11.1L
LOT iOlt-townr•thip, (1300 , 11gh Or ward,) in the county
of-
SEcrto% 34. The Meetor, to . ,whox such ballot shall 1.,r
ni the day of eleetlon, and wlnlbt the pollg cif
he proper tlooriet are open. delirtr the enrelope. so ?weir
d, unopened' to the proper &Mon pfficce, st-ha shall oped
h, .tarot in the preKence of the election board and deposit
he ballots therein contained, together with the envelope, find
o - gonwonying papers, as other ballots are depo. , ited, and
aid bbard Shall roust and war.* the same. 14 the san
;tanner votes ma at saitf election : and the Oreon
lelivring the tame may. tat the demand ofituy elector,
to compelled to testify, on oath, that the envelope, to do.
leered by him, as in the game state as when received by
Ma. and that the name has not been opened, or the con
ents Jhereof changed, or altered, in uuy way. by him, or
my other mien.
LETTER FROM GEN. REYMOTR.
Brig. Gen. T. Seymour,,who has heed a prisoner
in the hands of the rebels for nearly fourinonths,
and Ivhose.familiarity with the South before the
war enables him to judge correctly of thC cora , .
tion of the rebels, has written the following point
ed andiiatriotic letter: .
_ . Wit.i.t.t3isrowxfm,iFs.k, A0g43.4 15.1504.
MY DEAR ; You ask for my impressions
of the Present- -- eonditiori of the Southern Coded
erac)—and you shall have them. For the bene
fit of our eause,-1 wish they might be impressed
upon\ every soul in the land ; that the confidence,
begotten of my three months observation in the
interior of the South, might IM shared by every
man i‘ho has the least connection ith tieres
ponsibilities of thus struggle, And, I am sure that
these opinions are not peculthr to myself. Every
one of the fifty officjks jnst, exchanged will ex
press tfirk same, every one of our men, whether
from Clue. jails of Charleston or the pens of Mardn
and Andersonville, will confidently telt the same
store.
The Rebel emu. , iN fa.st failing from exhaustion.
Their two grand annies have been reinforeed this
summer from the last 'resources of the South.—
From every corner of the laud every old ruin and
every boy capable of bearing a rifle has been tin
proceed, willingly or unwillingly; mid hurried to the
front. Lee's army WIN the first so strengthened,
it was at the expense of nond'l3. Gov. Brown
told the truth with a plainaCfs that was very bit
ter, but it was none tie; le,is the truth. Let nie
extract a few prominent ftatemeittg from hit proc.
tam:aim' of .lily' 9th, addretfed to the Refereed
of Georgia :
"A hate corrt•spondettee with the President of th 4 Con
federate States .4011, toy mind that Georgia is to be loft
alt her own resources to supply the reenthreements to (len.
John;tolth; army—o hirit are thdiopensable to the proton.
lion of Atlanta. art to prevent the Statrt.from being over•
utt lay the ovens lielming numbers now under command
of the Federal General upon our .4,9. •
" there ts need of further reenforeemeuts. to will he
Noon by the ageompanying , lotter of Gen. Johnston
nod it beeonies my ilntyth roll forth crery nom in the State
able to boor arms, an fast no they can be nrmed. to aid 111
the defence nt ohm lthmeo, runt. altars, anti the !mires of our
aneerdotO.
'• 11the Confederate Got eminent a ill not send the large
cavalry foree (now engaged in ndding and in repelling
nods) to destroy the long hue of railroads over a Well lien.
Shermam tiring% bin appplieA ifroln Nashville, and Pots
compel him to retrtlitt with the tint of monyof his army, the
treople of I ;eorgitt who haiy airratly been dram,: more hear•
ily art prriportipn to population 01.41/ thtist of any other 0l tie
ii , a4Confederacy, mutt tit all hazards and at every No:-
rush to the front. _
'lf Gen Jonnston'o unny is deatnn•ed, the (Ittlf Stn
are thrown open to the enemy and we ate rui n ed."
Tia must indeed have been desperate Weak
nem: when Georgia, and the Southern cause with
it, Were - so neglected, that. Lee's army might he
made 9=l to the task of holding Grant to the
Potomac or the James, and the phople ofthe South'
are intelligent enough to understand and ,to ap
preciate the fact—and they hive lost heart ac
cordingly. T,he following is from aletter written
by one Rebel to another, that accidentally fell
VOL. 1 710-WHOLE o.' 3,671.
into the haiidg of one of my fallow-prisoners, and
for the authenticity of tchich I vouch:
"Very feW persons are priptu - ing to obey the call of the
Bos ernor. His summons nil' meet with no response here.
The people are soul-sick and heartily tired of this hateful,
hopeless strife. They would end it if they could, bur bur
would-be rulers will take ffilted care that no oppor unity
be given to the people to vote against it. ' By lies, by fraud,
and by chicanery this revolution wan inaugurated. ,by
for e, by tyranny and the suppression of truth it 14
Sri:4lollPd if is nearly time that it should end,• and of
thew deplaton et mast end before long. We have bad
enough of want and of woe, enough of cruelty and car
nage, enough of crippics corpses. There es an abund
ance of bereaved parents. weeping widowk and orphaned
children Is the land—if we can. let as not increase the
number. ;Ille men, who to aggrandize themselves, or to
grttify their own political ambituen, bruieghtthiscruel war
upon a peneeful nod prosperous (mangy', will have to ren
der a fearful account of their misdeeds to a wronged, rob
b•d and outrage?, People. Earth kas no punishment suffi
eiently great for4lteir rillaiui latie. and hell will lewdly
be hot enough to scathe them hereafter."
There is certainly a no small proportion of the
Southern
_peoplo (despite the lying declarations of
their journals, as we had good occasion to learn,)
that not mil) favors the progress of our arms, but
that daily prays that this exterminating war may
very soon be brought to a finality by our complete_
and perfect success. , They have had too much of
despotisms, nut enbugh of the triumph promised
them. Many intelligent Southern gentlemen do,
indeed, express strong hopes of theifultimate in
dependence, but such hope is not shared bye the
masses. Disappointed from the first in not having
been acknowledged by foreign peivera—more bit
terly disappointed in their general expectations that
Nothern cowardice or dissension would' secure
their ends, but a single chance remains, and that
is in the result' of our next election for President.
If a Democrat success to str. Lincoln, they pro
fess to feel sure of negotiations and their-Qonfed
eracy. They believe a Democrat will be elec4ed.
In Mr. Lincon's re-election they, see only subju
gafion, annihilation; for the war linnet then con-
tinue, and continuance is their failure and ruin.
In militarti affairs it is an excellent
,rule never
to do what the enemy desires; is it not equally
tire in politics ? Certain it is that the only re
maining hope of the South lies in Mr. Lincoln's
defeat. ,
Now I am not enough of a politician to know
whether the election of a Democrat can result as
favorably to the South as it anticipates. The wish
alone may be the parent of their belief. But 'as
sured all who expressed that belief, that the North
as amass, is as united as the South—that noDem
ocrat could be elected on a peace platform-- . Land
that any President who could inaugurate any mea•`
sure leading to peace - ou the basis of Southern in
dependence, would be promptly bung, by loyal ac-
clamation, to the lamp-posts in front of his own
PreSidential 'mansion.
However that may be, if we are but true to
ourselves, there can he but one result. Whafwe
now need is men, °My men. Not substitutes or
hirelings who go forth for any- motive but the
Country's good, and produce but little effect tie- -
yond depreciating our armies—but MEN, such as
really constitute the State, and boast of being
freemen and the suns of freemen
:If these fail to support their country's cause in
her hotit.of peril, they are unworthy of continuing
freemen, and sbu uld blush ever tie exercise a free
man's privileges.
But if bounties must be paid, let it be in•Son
them land- 7 not, in Northern gold; and armies of
emigrants Whose_sons may aspire to even the rule
.of the Nation, will cross the seas, to Will the broad
acres that disl4alty has forfeited to the State.
-To every intelligent soldier !who has fought
through all these indecisive campaigns on almost
numberless indecisiVe fields, the question constant
ly arises with touching force, why we do not over
whelm our enemies?
Tens of thousands of lives are lost because our
array of strength is 80 disproportionately less than
that against which we battle. Everywhere we
meet on nearly equal terms, where we mightwell
haN e four to one. The cost to ,us in blood and
treasure; of a prolonged war, can hardly be fore
seen—the economy is infinite of such an effort as
the glorious Mirth should put forth. The South
will fight as long as the struggle is equal, it will
submit to Such preponderance as we should show
on every field. -
- -
it Sherman had but 50 or 75,000 more men, the
South Would be lost, because Hood wouldiw anni
hilated. If Meade hid moved in Him Spring with
reserves of 75 to 100,000 men, Lee•would hate
been hopelessly crushed. Even' at this moment,
a third column of 40 to 50,000 men rightly moved,
would give unopposed blows to the Confederacy,
limn which she Could never rise. , •
What folly then to struggle on in this way, when
we can send to the field five times the force already
thrre, What, weakness to think we canner eon-
Behind the James only boys and
pier the ',South
old men are to be seen,, while here men buy and
Belt ns i 4 the olden days of quiet, and regiments of
ablebodbal citizens crowd the streets of our
There is but one course consistent kith -Northern
safldy or honor. Let the people awake' ton sense
of theirAgnity and strength, and a few months of
comparatively trifling exertion, of such effort as
alone is worthy of the great North—and the re-
bellion,will crumble before us, Fill 'thiS draft
willingly and promptly with good and true men.
Send a few spare thousands oter rather than under
the call,; and the summer sun of 1865 Will shine
upon a regenerated laud.
There are some w, ho speak of peace! Of all
Yankees the Southion most scorns those who do
nut fight. but are glad 'enough to employ them, as
they do their slaves, to do their dirty work. Peace
fin . the South will bq, sweet indeed—for us, ex
cept through Southern subjugation, but anarchy
and war, forever; The Pacific, the Western, the
Eastern States, would at once,thll assituder. The
South would be dominant, and the people Of the
North vOuld deserve to be driven afield, under
negro overseers, to line corn and cotton foriSouth
ern masters. ,
But no faint-hearted or ,short-sighted yolicy can
s 4 aside the eternal decree of the Almighty, who
has phuited no lines of division- between the At
lantic and the Western deserts, between the Great
Lakei and the Gulf o Mexico, that' signify his
will that they should be separated ; and uuless so
separated, peace is a delustdn, and its advocacy a
treason against , the wisest and holiest interests of
our country.
It has been with a trust that renewed hope and
vigor might be given, where vigor and hope are
needful; that I have written, and you have my
consent' to using this as you please;
And I am, very truly yours,
T. SEYMOUR, Brig. Gen. U. S. Vols.
. DonGE, Jr., Esq., New York. ."
THE 7-30'N-WHAT' ARE TiIEY?
We trust that a large portion of our'readers
'have, pondered the Appeal of Mr. Feesenden,
our new Secretary of- the Treasury. The pur
pbrt Of it is that the People of the United States,
acting as a bud . ) through their agent the Govern
-Meta, tt ish individuals to lend them two hundred
milliona of dollars tiff three years, at seven and
three-Ninths per cent. annual interest, payable
,(:very . 4% months. For this they offer Treasury
-Notes—that is, he reality, notes drawn and en
dorsed by every man in the country. The loan is
x‘ anted . list a great national purpose, tO l‘ifect
t‘hich every roan. unless he be a traitor at heart
-if not in act, is solemnly pledged.
Tim Appeal is addressed not merely to a few
great capitalists, but also to the many
gregate means constitute the mass of the-wealth
of the land. The notes upon which this loan is
asked are front $5O upward. Everyi wan who
has fill) dollars can take part in this Mail. Apart
Ilum patriotism and the duty which all owe to
their country, go hivestmeat is so desirable as
this.
-
it is Ktwore. Every dollar of et ery man's pro
piTty k pledged for the punctual payment of the
interest, and orthe debt when due. The security
is increasing in value. For some years before the
ar Vie were oarniug 1000 millions a year more
than we bpedt, During the three years of the
ar, owing to the high prices and conStant de
- Maud fir labor, we have earned more than ever
before. No man who could or would work has
been idle; and, except for the war, we hart. spent
less than before. The total valuation of the prop
erty of the tutted States, according th the census
of 1z72t10, was $16,159,000,000, of which $10,057,
4-H,950 wax in the Loyal States. This valuation,
according to the, usualntle of assessment, was not
more than two-thirds of the actual cash value of
the propertyt The increase of property in the
Loyal States during the last ten 'years was over
1211 per cent., or an average of '1.6.10 per cent.
,per annum. In three years of the war we of the
United States have certainly earned 3000 millions
More than we have spent aparf from the war.
The cost of the war may be set down at 2000 mil- .
honk Deducting this froitioni net earnings, the'
People who are security for this loan are 1000
millions richer to-day than they Were when the
NN Or broke out. .
No other investment can: be'so easily eonverti
big. The man who has a Treasury note for $5O,
or $lOO, or $lOOO, can turn it into money more
readily, and u better terms, than if it wertin- '
vested upon And mortgage, or ,In'jnilastq
stocks.
The interest offered is higher than can be real
iked from-any other-safe and convertible latest,
ment. It is moreover, readily collectable.' when
due. To each note aro affixed five "coupons," or
interest tickets; due at the expiration of each suc
cessive half-year. The holder of a note has simply
to cut off one of these coupons,_ present it at - the
nearest bank or Government Agency, and receive
his interest; the note itself need not be presented
at all. Or a coupon. thus payablewilteverywhere
be eqttivalent,,when due, to money. - •
Thus, while this loan presents great advantages
to large capitalists, it offers special inducements
to those , who-wish to make a safe 'and profitable
investment of small saving. It is in every way
the best Savings' Bank; for every institution of
this kind must somehow invest its deposits profit
ably in order to pay interest and expenses. , AThey
will invest largely in this loan, as the best invest
ment. But from the gross interest- which they ,
I receive they must deduct largelY for thitipenses
of the Bank. Their usual rate of interest allow
ed to depositors is 5 per cent.' upon sums over •
$5OO. The person who invests directly with Gov
ernment will receive almost 50 per, cent. inure., /
Thus the man who depositis $lOOO in a privatty -
Savingif Bank receive 50 dollars a year. interest;
if he deposits the -same sum in this National Sa
vings' Bank he receives 73 dollars. For , those
who wish to`find a safe, convenient, and profitable
means of, investing the surplus -earnings - which
they have reserved for their old age or for the
benefit of their children, there is nothing which
presents so many advantages as this- National ,
Loan. •
It is convertible into a six per cent. gold bear
in g bond. At the expiration of - three years a
holder of the notes of the 7-30. moan has the option
of accepting . payment in full or of funding his
notes in a six per co t. gold interest bond,lhe
principal payable. in- sot less than five nor more
than twenty years from its date as the Govern
ment may elect. For six monthspast, these bonds
have ranged at arraveragepremitun of about eight
per cent. in the-diew York market, and have sold
at 109 today (Aug. 12th), thus,making the real
- rate of idterest over ten per cen.; and besides, to
make the inducements even greater, Congress by
special act exempts its Treasury notes .from state
and municipal taxation. Could Shyloak ask' ore?
Was patriotism ever- so liberally rewarded ?
, Harper's Magazine.
POLITICAL INTELLIIIENCE.
—Gen. R. C. Schenck kis been renominated
for Congress in the Third District of Ohio.
—The Democrats of Adams county have re
nominated James H. Marshall for Assembly, and
instructed for Gen. Coffroth for Congress
—The Union ticket of Cumberland is James
Kelso for Assembly and E. P. Zinn for Sheriff.
Mr. Kelso is a citizen ofShippensburg, and a most
worthy and competent gentleman for. he position.
—The Chicago Times ostentatiously proclaims
that the Democrats will' this Fall have a fair
election or a free fight. The Tribune asks wheth
er they propose now, as in 1860, tolave the.elec
tion first and commence the freee fight direcily
afterward.
—When the Republican National ConVention
in ]B6O nominated Candidates for President and
Vice-President' who both resided in the Free
States, a IThu:l - eat outcry was raised by their op
ponents us though such action were in flagrant
defiance of the Constitution. Now, the Demo
crats, holding their Convention at Chicago,- have
done that same thing, but we hope no one will
complain of it. - If any one thinks there is any
harm in such a choice, let Pendleton, because of
his principles, be located in South Carolina and
so make all straight.
- —George H. Pendleton, the Democratic can
didate.for Viee-President, is a gentlemanof de
cided ability, liberal acquirement, and unstained
private reputation. But he is an anti-war Cop.
perhead of the intensest shade, and his votes in
Congress have rarely differed from those of Val
landigham and Ben. Harris. Pendleton was first
chosen to Congress =in 1856, and has been thrice
reeleetedfrom the Ist (Cincinnati) District. Be
differs in location, (but not in principle.) from
Jeffers& Davis, Robert E. Lee, and John Mor
gan:
—Pour -years ago, and up to the outbreak of
the war, McClellan, as well as Pendleton,. - was a
resident of Cincinnati, end that city is still his legal
residence, according to. the axiom of Our State
Constitution that no one gains or loses a residence
by reason of,..serving the country in her armies.
We do not know whether McClellan is now bille
ted on New-York, New Jersey or some Other
State; nor is it, at all material. The President
and Vice-President must not be residents of the
same State ; but there is no rule which forbids a
dozen defeated candidates being in the same bongo
if they choose. •
—The Union Congressional - Conferencelor this
district met at M'llvames Hotel on the 29th ult.'
The following conferees were present:
Somerset—John H. 13oyles, 4 K. Haynes, John It"
Futon—John M. Patterson. Wm. Hoke, James Pott:
Adaitis-LE. Myers, C. Lot. H. B. Wood.
Franklin-4163. J. Beasley. D. Watson Rowe, 'John'F.
Crawford., -
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Mr. Patterson, of Fulton, was chosen Presi
dent, and Mr. Rowe, of Franklin, Secretary. A
ballot was had for Congress, with the following
result:
For Gen. Wm. 11, Koontz 9
For Dr. S. E. Dot Sold
Gen. Wm. H. Koontz, of Somerset, having' re
ceived the vote of a majority of the conferees, was
unanimously declared the nominee. He received
the votes of Franklin, Adams and - Somerset, and
Dr. Duffield received the Cote ot Tulton. 'fhe
Bedford conferees were not in attendance, owing,
we learn, to SOUle misundersta tiding. The follow
ing resolution was adopted, after ,which the con
ference adjourned.
Resolved, That in nominating Gen. WM. IL Koontz, of
Somerset county, as our candidate for Congress. the con- ,
ferenco have presented to the people of this tiongressional
district the nu ne of a man not only honest Pad capable,
but eminently loyal and trne—one devoted bolds country,
and the principles Of Republican government, =tin whose
hands the interests of the district may be safely entrusted.
—The Unionists of Philadelphia have nomina
ted Harry C. Howell fur Sheriff; Frederick M.
Adams for Register; Chas. O'Neill for Receiver
of Taxes; Edwin A: Merrick for Clerk of the
.Court, and Thomas Dickson for Commisiioner.
The following are the nominations of both par
ties for Congress and legislature.
COATRESS.
Deincia
1. B. J...Randall.*
2. Gen. Wm. IL Riley., 2,
3. Charles Buetwalter. •
4. George Northrop. • '
TOR.
C. M. Donovan.*
TUBE.
1. David Mickel.
2. Thos. J. Barger.* -
3. Samuel Josephs.'
4. Isaac Meyer.
3. Henry Bruner.
G. John liFMfikin."
7. Jos. L. Packer.
8. Joel Coat, Jr.
9. (leo. A. Quigley.*
10. S. G. Fry.
11. A. D. Boileau. '
12. Henry Vaughn. -
13. Jas. Donnelly.
14. Geo. Arundel. _
15. A. R. Schofielal..• :
16. Jona Wolff.
117. W. B. Barnes.
Andres; Arnold, Jr. '
(" )-art? "'regent - Intimbi”-s.
Union.
I John M. Butter. •
2 Charles O'Neill."
a Leonard Myers..
4 William I). Kelly..
Pd Dial. Isaac A Sheppard.
LEGISI
1 George W Ghegan.
2 Wm H Ruddiman.
3
4 Wm W Watt."
5
6 James Freeborn.
Thomas Cochran.•
8 Jutnes N Kerns.'
10 S S Pancoast."
11 Frank 1:1 Sterner.
12 Luke V Sutphin.' .
13 Ems C Heuer.
14 Francis Hoed.
15 George'Di• Haven.
16 Edward U Lee.* -
17
Those initrked with a
THE CHICAGO SEBRENIIiR.
'Mut ! hoist the white flag when our triumph i 4 night
What t crouch lx-fore Treason ! make Freedons a lie r._
What! spike all our gum when the foe is at bay
And the rugs of his Mark banner dropping away?
Tear down the strong name that our tuition his west,
And strike her brave bird from his home in the arm?
a coward who shrinks from the liftotthe tams&
Ile's a traitor who mocks at the Sacrifiee popred;_
Nolneless mid homeless the doom thatsboald blest
Tho knave who start& Idly hilt peril is Past, •
But be who submits when the thunder hare burst
And victory dawns, is of cowards the worst j-
Is the old Writ dealt Are we broken andtvoak.-
That cravens so shamelessly lift the white chtek
To court the swift insult, nor Ninth at the blpw,
The tools of the Treason and friends of theTfiiel '
See! Anarchy strides at the Peace which they ask, d
Awl the eyes of Disunion flash out through the muck I j
Give thank, yo brave boys, who by vale Mai by mug
Bear onward, unfaltering, oar noble old flag,
Strong arms of the t'nion, heroes living and deed,
For the blood er your valor is rutelessly shed I- -
No soldier's green laurel is promised you here, •
But the white mg of "sympathy" softly shall cheer!,
And you, ye war martyrs. echo preach fmsn your graves
How - captives are nursed by the masters of slaves,
Or, thitig, atilt linger in sbndow•s of Beath.— '
Puff out the starved muscle, recall the faint breath,
And about, till those cowards rejoice at the cry:
"By the luindsof the Union we fought for We die
By the Clod of our FaßiersAtlas shams we must sham
But it grows too debasing for freeinen to bear, .
And Washlogtou, ..I;airson, will turn in their resit- ,‘
When the linicro shall rest on two races of slaves,
Or, spurning the spirit which bound it otyore,
And sundered 4 exist as a nation no morel
- - BAtAIUi TATUM