October 1% 1864, Somerset.. Bedford... Fulton__ Franklin... Adams Total Stajority for Cofkotb, 698. We have nothing by which to estimate the , army vote in the other counties of the district. - Franklin will certainly reduce Coffroth's majority one-third; and it may be more. The result doubtfuL PRESIDENT JUDGE-OFFICIAL The folio • gis • the. official cote for President Judge: Somerset. Bedford.., Faltom Frsoklin. Total Majority for Kimmel], 235. Kimmell gains somewhat on his party vote in the.army returns for this county: bid Idemajorf ty here of 112 wt. be more than wiped out by the fall returns, and probably as much as 100 ma lority given against him. We, have no returns of the army vote of the other counties but the chances are certainly largely in favor of Judge King's election. ASSEMBLY-OFFICLO. The following ia the official vote for Assenibly in this district as returned on the home vote: woure. Eolith. Sharpe. .Ifitchdl. 3200 3152 3433 3100 1257 10713 . 2345 - 2043 ' Franklin Sharpe over Roath 454; over MitchelP2ss: Me- Clure•over Tioath 213; over Mitchell 14. The army vote will probably increase M'Clure's ma joriiy about 300; and reduce Sharpe's CorreSpond -ingly, but not sufficient, we apprehend, - to elect Roath. The. vote of Perry county has fallen tiff 737 4m,ttie vote for Governor last year. most of which is'accounted for by volunteering. VOTE RECEIVED AT HARRISBURG, A Flairisburg correspondent sends•as the fol lowing aggregate vote for Assembly received from the army at the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, up to noon on Monday: Roath. Sharpe. Mitchell. . 162 139 70 . 217 2:22 14 ' 146 Pranklig.•--•~ Perry We do not know by what companies or regi ments the above vote is cast : but presume that the most, if not all the Perry vote was given by four companies of the 209th, a new regiment jut sent to the front. We hope to have the vote Tor .Congreas and Judge by. telegraph before going to press. LOCAL ITEMS ELK - mots Ntotrr.—A. jolly mingling of politi cians of all grades was had on election night. , When the hour of seven, big with fate, was slowly and solemnly tolled by the old town cloak, the lit tle,partitioned shanty in front of the rains of the Court House closed upon the'crowd, and the yer .Jiote of Guilford and North Ward were consigned 'to the officers for inspection. The South Ward= voted in a little brick smoke house in the rear of the late Indian Queen. The polls once closed, and independent voters again upoireguality with all mankind:to will and do as best they can, the politicians „athered in little knots and fought their 'battles over with self satisfaction, and each claimed the victory. Faint huzzas could at times be beard in connection with heavy, unsteadrsteps on the streets, but as a rule the contending parties rested from their labors and awaited the decision of the people. The RE - Posrroßv and Spirit ef flees were the• head-quarters of their respective parties, and the overly anions rotated between the two as the news bung heivily_tr the wires. A few fragmeat tart' returns from the State indicated Democratic gainii, and partial returns from this county point ed to the defeat of the 'Union ticket on the home ' vote. Alxiureleven o'clock . a dispatch was sent to both head-quarters stating that the State kad gone Democratic by from 20,000 to 30,000 on the home vote, and that the Union men gave up the State as heavily against !them. There were dis mal faces at the REPoirrou'r office when the doleful news was read, n3d boisterous cheers were , heard across the way at the Spirit office, and a rush up street, for what purpose was not known. The paity made reconnoisance.s in force in differ ent parts of thewn, bet their money freely, hur rahed for M'Clellan and tossed the tumblers with a will, regardless of "Abe Lincoln's tax" on tan glefoot. They retired in squads at various peri ods, and were encountered by our reporters at different points of their routes.. When we saw one of them attempt to light his segar by holding it against the moon, it was supposed that oysters had gone to his head, and when another hurrahed for Jeff Davis it was set doWn that there are times when some men speakikeir minds. Another hur rahed "for 3PClnre SU a rope to (hie) bang 'him,' from which our reporter supposed that he 'mist have voted for "that other fellow' Satis fied with from 20,000 to 30,000 in the State, the Democracy dispersed and scattered like the Dutch-, man's milk, "lying around loose," from that until morning. Various bets were taken; but with morning came a different story, and the jubilant Democracy found that they had lost their money arid won a headache by the night's performance. The Democratic calculations put down a ma jority of from 300 to. 500 in this county-dust' the same they had fixed on last year. Like the Bourbons they learn nothing and forget noth ing. Having resolved that they would carry the county last year by from 300 to 500, and missed it, they resolved to hit it this year just where they tad missed it last year, and it must not be denied that they succeeded admirably. The majority of from 300 to 500 faded down to fifty on the home vote, and before all the districts were in, returns were had from two Franklin companiee—one in Tennessee and one in Pottsville—giving enough Union majority to elect the entire Union county ticket Might it-not be well for the Democratic leaders to reverse their slate and schedule oflma jorities for the next campaign? Perhaps if they were to adhere to them for forty years they might come out right once or so, but while dealing With; the present generation, they had-better revise. Upon the whole election night was orderly, and all seemed content to abide the verdict of the ballot-box and laugh misfortune in the face. THE gallant 21st Pa. Cavalry have been re lieved from infantry duty, and - returned to City Point to be re-mounted as. Cavalry. Trey went to the front after the battle of Spottsylvania with muskets, without a mtu - mer, and behaved most gallantly at Coal Harbor and in repeated minor engagemeuta - since, and we , are_ glad that they are now enabled to return to their favorite arm of the service with a Well earned reputation as brave and efficient soldiers. We give the con gratulatory order of Co). Sickel, who comman ded their infantry brigade: - HEADQUARTERS Flan BRIGADE' 'FIRST DI V:, Flynt ARMY CORPS, , _ . Army he Potomac, Oct. 6, 1864. re Mai. aB. Knowles, Com luting Twentyliest Penury/. f v . axta :—Major tranmtitting to you the ot• -I' der which is to separate your regiment fromthis brigade, I feel it but justice to you and the brave men under your oinnmand to bear 'testimony to their courage, valor and gallantry in the late battles nehr Poplar Grave Church, and while I regret the loss of the regiment from the brig-' ads I regard the remounting of the regiment at this time but a sals a reward and acknowledgement for their con good t timiedservices, while temporarily serving as Infant. ry. I beg to return thanks to the brave officers and men under your command for their - uniform good conduct and politeness to myself and my stair while I have had the • honor to command this brigade, and I assure you that In .future I will watch with deep Interest for the deeds of .7 valor which I well know will be enacted by them In other bittle•flelds. m a j or , w ith grea t respect, yo . nr obedient servant. H. G.'Sicaki.. Colonel 198th Pa. Vols., commanding brigade. PROMOTED.—Lieut. Michael W. Houser, of the 57th, has been promoted to a Captaincy. He has well earned it as his honorable wounds testi fy, and we are glad to record it. • 5 Cofrosh. Koontz APPOINTED.-6. Andrew G. Nevin has been appointed. Post Master in Waynesboro in place of - Mrs. Pilhingten, deceased. The Record says that the appointment gives general satisfaction. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, BOYS' CLOTHING, - Gentlemen's Clothing, - Boys' Clothing, Gentlemen's Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Gentlemen's Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Gentlemen's Clothing,- Boys' Clothing, Gentlemen's Clothing, Bays' Clothing, Gentlemen's Clothing, Boys Clothing, Gentlemen's Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Gentlemen's Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Gentlemen's Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Gentlemen's Clothing, Boys' Clothing, . Gentlemen's Clothing. Boys' Clothing. Young Men's Suits, • Young Men Snits,nii ~ Snits, i Young Men's s s , Young Men's Snits; Young Men's Kuits, Young Men's Suits, Young Men's Suits, Young Men's Suits, .Young Men's Suits, - , Young Men's Suits.. Wanamaker & Brown, Oak Hall, Wanamaker & Brown, Oak Hall, Wanamaker .k. Brown, Oak Hall, Wanamaker & Brown, Oak Hall, Wanamaker & Brown. Oak Hall, Wanamaker & Brown, Oak Hall. Wanamaker & Brown, Oak Hall, Wanamaker & Brown, . - Oak Hall, Wanamaker & Brown, -Oak Hall, Wanamaker & Brown, -Oak Hall. S. E. Cor. 6th and Market Streets, S. E. Cor. 6th and Market Streets, S. E. Cor. 6th and Market Streets, 4 S. E. Cor. 6th and Market Streets, S. E. Cor. 6th and Market Streets, -- S. E. Cor. 6th and Market Streets, . Philadelphia. . NmT.,—/t Costs Nothing to make an examination—you can easily satisfy yourself which is the best place for you to deal. We affirm beyond all fearof honest contradiction that we have by far the Largest stack—the handsomest clothing and fairest prices. , N. B.—An immense stock of Overcoats from list season —selling low. WANAMAKER & BROWN,. Great Central Clothing House, Oak Hall, S. E. Car. 6th and Market Sts., Phil,- Kimmel!. King. 791 1026 - -5'91 ME R. R. R.—There are not, at the present time, twelve different kinds - of medicines that can be claimed as original discoveries, or that indicate a special curative power over disease, in- the world. Of all the popular rem edies in the United States, not s' claim originality. Realteay's Ready Relief w tiNt remedy that was ever issued to the world un rth trounce that it would stop the most viol'tint pains i w oments, and that its controlling influence over pain was superior to Chloroform, Morphine. Opium, Hyoscianm, Colchicum, and other offleidal preparations; that it accomplished Its cures with out-deadening the perceptive faculties, or lulling the pa tient to insensibility ; that the patient suffering: pain was instantly relieved of pain without disturbing the general health or_ faculties. This discovery was original. The history of rnedielne furnishes no such remedy—yet, after its success was proven, imitators set to work, and the country was flooded .with a legion' of imitations : some were called pain killers. instant relief, speedy relief, &e., all of which are mere imitations of Radway's Ready Re lief. If the public desire a positive remedy that will stop pain immediately after it is used, purchase Radway's Ready Relief, Price 35 cents per bottle. Sold by Drug gist,. A CA'RO TO THE SUFFERING.—SwaIIow two or three hogshead. of Buchu," " Tonic Hitters," Sars aparilla," ' Nervous Antidote." Sr., &c., and after you are satisfied with the result. then try one one box of Old Doctor It char's English Sperzfic Pills—and be restored to he:linen,' vigor in less than thirty days. They are purely vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt and salutary in their effects on the brokenelown and shattered constitu tion. Old and young can take them wtth advantage. Imported and sold in the United States only by JAS. S. MITLER. -. . . . . No. 427 Broadway, New York, Agent for the E. S. P. B.—A box of the Pills. securely packed, will be kx.t. 3 mailed to any address, ou receipt' of price' w 'oh is ONE DOLLAR, poet paid—money refined by; di A eat if en tire 46 . satisfaction is not given. ', `.. y2O-3m- A CARD TO 'N'VALID . 2 441. clergyman, while residing iu South America as ' 'onary - , discovered a safe andsimple remedy for the of Nervous Weakness, Early Decoy, Diseases of the 'Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the a holt; train of disorder' brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate. I will send the recipe for pre. Firing and sting this medicine. in a sealed' envelope, to any one a ho needs it, Free of Charge please ineicrie a stomped envelope, addressed to your self. Addl . 's, JCniEPII T. Dist Ali„ cict 12-Iyl SIATION D. BIBLE II01:8E, New York City. QUAKER Clt BUSINESS BOLLEGE.—This popular and etnifie y useful Iristitution.—wbere students are qualified in the most effective manner,, to enter at once upon the duties of the Counting' House, or any sphere of usefulness in active business life—has leased the magni tcent cure. N, E. corner of Chestnut and Tenth Streets, irhich, the Telegraph department of their establishment, 11. for the future , be located. not only as a school for 'earners, but as an actual bona He Telegraph office, for the accommodation of the public."Uhe enterprise and ex. cellence of t e "Quaker Cay Business College" is deser' wing the high4rt commendation. and sccrthy ,of universal patronage. Rival iustitutions, who may think to ontgen eral the Quaker Clty College," will have to get up before day-light. —U. S. Journuf, Phaladelphia. PERSONS advanced in life and feeling-the hand of time weighing heavily upon them, with all its attendant ills, will find in the use of lloetetter'i Celebrated Stennorlo Bruns an elixir that Will instill new life into there veins, re store, in a measure, .the ardor and energy of more youthful days, build up their shrunken forma and give health and vigor to their remaining years. Those who are in the least afflicted with Dyspepsia, Ague. Languor, Nausea, or any other troublesome and dangerous disease, arising from a disordered system, should not hesitate to avail themselves of the benefit derived from this great remedy. For sale by Druggists reddealere - gnnerally, everywhere. [sep-lm COLDS.AND COUGHS.—Sudden chinctee of cli mate are winces of Pulmonary and Bronchal affections. Experience having proved that simple remedies act speed. fly and certainly when taken in the early stage of disease, recourse skauld at once be had to "Brown's Bronchial Troarr," o?Loxenges. let the Cold, Cough or Irritation of the Throat be ever so slight, as by this precaution a more serious attack may be effectually warded nit Soldiers should have them, as they can be carried in the pocket and taken no occasion requires. Do YOU WISH TO BE CURED? Dr. ,Buthan's English -Fperiffir Pills cure, in less than thirty days, the worst cases of NERVOUSNESS, Impotency, Premature De cay, Seminal Weakness, Insanity, and all Urinary, Sex ual and Nervous Affections. no matter from whit cause Produced.- Price. One Dollar per box. Sent. post-paid. by mail, on receipt of an order One box will perfect the cure in most cases. Addrect JAS. S. BUTLER, july2oani General Agent, 427 Broadway, N. Y. ANODYNE CORDL.Mtither's Friend and Relief.—This viiiunide medicine is again for sale at MILLER'S NEW DRril. STORE, next door wart of Brown's Hotel. It is ar s*rior to all Soothing Syrurii, or any other preparati - -tbr ehil nin Teething, Cholic, Diarrhea. or inward pal MILLER—KANE.—On the eth inst., by Rev. Dr. B.S. Schneek, Mr. Joseph Miller, to Miu Martha Kane, both of this county, PECKMAN—WILAND.—On the lith inst., at the res idence of the bride's father, by Rev. Jas. M. Bishop, Mr. Samuel Peekman, to Miss Kate Wiland, both of this oottnty. "BESS—BENDER.—On the 13th hut, - by,the Rev. J. Dickson, Mr. Jacob Hess to Miss Catharine pitrider,both of this coanty. KEEPER . —MYERS.—on the 11th instant, at the resi dence of Mr, John Keefer, in this borough, by the Rev. S. M'Henry, Mr. Jacob Franklin Keefer, to His Kate Myers, both of Guilford township. BERKHART-.,OVEREASH.—On the 13th inst., by the same, Mr. Martin H. Burkhart,•of Hamilton township, to Mias Eve Ann ()rewash, of Guilford township. OVERCASH—REED.—On the same day, by the same, Mr. Jeremiah Overcash, to Miss Martha Ann Reed, both of Guilford township. • - SHAFFER—On the 4th inst., in Falmettsburg, after a short illness of fever, !dim Matilda Belt, daughter of Jacob and Lydia Shaffer, aged 17 yearn, 8 months and 6 days. SCOTT.—On the 11th oh., In Bearer, Pa., Mrs.Naney, wife of Wm. Scott and daughter of Geo. KlCee, formerly of Fannettsburg, Franklin county Pa., in'the 64th year of her age. SNIDER.—On the 7th inst., In St. Thomas townshlp,in consequence of the falling of the limb of a tree. Mr. Gee. Snider, a moat worthy and excellent man, in the Stet year ..of his nge. DICKEY.—On the 3d lout, In Greencastle, Mrs. Mary Dickey, in the 92d year of her age. KANN.—On.the 9th inst., In St. Thomas township, George - William, youngest son of George and - Susan Kann, aged 11 years and 12 days. Brother thou art gotta to rest; We will not weep far thee ; For thou art now where oft on earth. Thy spirit long'd to be. Brother thou art gone to rest; • Thine is an earthly tomb, But Jesus summon'd thee away; Thy Saviour failed thee borne. ' Brother thou art i gone to rest : Thy toils and cares aro o'er, And sorrow pain and Miff 'ring now, shall neer distress thee more. REPORT OF MARKETS. Cu Floiir—White *ilool Flour—Red 10 501 Wheat—White 2 00 Wheat—Red 1 90 Rye 150 Corn: 1 50 Oats 75 Cluver Heed 10 00 Timothy Seed 4 50 Flaxseed 2 80i Potatoes—Mercer.... 130 Potatoes--Pink Eyes 120 •Sts [uy yuttmuru.l • Philadelphia Markets. • PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18 1864 . The downward movements In gold and exchange has checked the demand for Breadstuff* but there is no essen• tiaLehange to record in prices. The sales of Flour reach 6W barrel% chiefly extra Aanily, ranging from all to 612.11.5. Superfine Is scarce and firm at $975. Nothing doing in Rye Flour or Corn Meal. Wheat meets a limited inquiry, with Sales of MOO bash • is of Retduckey white at $2.58 B. $2.60. small sales of Rye at $1.65. Corn is at fair request and further sales of yellow were reported at $1.65. Oats are In good request and 4000 bushels Deleware and Pennsylvania, at Meta NOTICE —All persons indebted to A. J. White by note or Book. Account will confer a favor by calling and settling their accounts without delay. Hie boots are all that he has saved out of the great the. octl9 A. J WHITE, 'tope It4dlding, ^ Munro north of the Nat OW, MARRIED DIED rir Markets. • •ERSBL'ItG, Oct. IP, 1864 Butter l Eggi Lard Tallow Chambersb Bacon—flaws . 20625, Bacon—Sides 20 Soup Beane 2 00 Washed Wool . . ... 60 Unwashed Wool 40 Pared Peaches 5 00 Unpared Peache, 3 00 Dried Apples 200 tVki BY MAGNETIC TELEGLAPH, EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE FRANKLIN'REPOSITORY By the WeMeru Union Telegraph Line—Office at the Railroad Depot. Hear the Brave tioldfiert! Special Dispatch to the Franklin Repository.. - flaarusevßG, Oct 18. Partial official returns received at the office of the Secretary Of the Commonwealth from the ar tily for Congress in your district, are as follows: ' Koontz. Dotliroth. Adams 158 64 Franklin.. 154 eo Fu1t0n........ erset Koo tz's majority, 311_ • [The - above does mit embrace one-half the ar my vote likely to be returned, and it looks as if Koontz might come in.—En. REPOSITORY.] Bedford Soldiers Vote Correspondent of theTranklin Repository- BEDFORD, Oct. 16 1564 We have returns from scattered squads of Bed ford county soldiers, gives King 48 majority and- Koontz 58. liany of them did not receive tickets -for Judge. It is estimated that the retains yet to be received will add 100 to the Union majority, and if the 138tlt regiment is reached., still 50 to 75 more will be added.. It is safe to estimate Bedford at 150 Union majority on her anny cote: Moreby on the-Border The rebel guerrilla Moseby ban been operating on the Maryland border for general days, near Poolgcille stealing horses and plundering tarmere. He robbed a train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad a fewdays'ago. His force is small, and the safety of th rder ,from such robberies is a well.organize son u• of to men to meet him when he comes. eix) .bb cement . TJ. NILL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Of • flee at his residence on Second street octl9 rp B. KENNEDY, ATTORNEY AT LAM 1 • Office on Market stri•et. CITY CURED HAMS AND DRIED Beef. just received at z E. D. REID'S. CRANBERRIES.—Ten Barrels Jersey emmberries jug opened at ' E. D. REID'S. lATHITE HOMINY AND SWEET PO- T -- TATOES always on hand at FL D. REID'S. CORN BROOMS, BRUSHES, BED CORDS, Ropes. Twine and a general assortment of notions, now opening at E. D. REID'S. F RUITS AND SPICES.-BUNCH RAI SONS, Currants, Fine, Citron. Preserved Peaches, Nutmegit, Ground Peßper, Atspice, Mare. Sze., alum's pure and fresh , at E. P. REM'S. ESTRAYS.—The undersigned lost five HEIFERS on Thursday, the Rh of October, 1514, all marked with tar on the right rump. A Isberukreward will be given for the recovery of the same. octl9 PETER CREICHR AUX ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF`GLASS WARE. Qiieenscrare and Stone ware. together with a general assortment of Cedar ware. such no Puha Burk ett', Bowls, half Bushels, &a., just received and offered at lowest cash rate% at E. D. REID S. OTICE.—The following named has filed rention for Livense in my olfie, Fre tented at the next term of Court, emomeneing on Monday, October 31.0. 1,.44 VII • JereunTill Burk Tax ern Marlon. wil! , W. G. "ITO N G 0 l‘f E R )IT S Montgomery Hotpe has al2111:1 been openell oti the Ito of the old Hotel; by the umier.og-ned where she h toaeeomniudate her formerpatront<and the public gear ectl9-5t MA lifiA Mt):s;T4OSIE11,1". THE LAW PARTNERSHIP HERE- Miura existing between T. E. K_Ei:?: EDT and T. J. NIEL hiss this day ((boob., 15, I, , fst.) been dissolved by mutual eonseut. • • T. B. KENNEDY, netl9 • ' T. J. NILI.. THE CHA3IBERSBURG SILVER COR NET BAND is prepared to furnish Music for Mili. Lary, Civic. Religious and Political Associations or Proves. sham m any pail of the State. Picnics May Parties, Accommodated at short notice. Adam's P. DOCK Fran - . & r'3-. ortt9-3mos H. B. HATIk.ZICK. Leader. TURNPIKE ELECTION.—An Election for one President, Five Managers and a Treasurer of the Greencastle and Maryland Line Turnpike Road Company, will be held at 4 the Public House of Foreman A-. Gilds, in Greencastle, on Monday, the 7th day of No. 'ember, 1864, between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, P. M. octl9-21., -, JOHN RUTHRAUFF Seey. A' 'ISTRATOR'S NOTICEL-NO tie° is hereby given - that tettera-of Administrition on the Estate of Geo. Snyder, late of St. Thomas, deed, have been granted to the undersigned.' All person, knowing thein.f.lves indeltid to said Estate will please make immediate payment; and those having elairds present them properly authenticated for 'settlement. oct 19 JOHN C. : WATDER. Adm'r A D3IINIST I RATOR'S tiee ii hereby} - given that Letters of Administratiiin on the Estate of Daniek Dull; late of ; Quincy township. deed. have been granted to the undersigned. MI persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate will please make immediate payment, and those has claims present them properly authenticated fur setlement. GEORGE DULL; t 'GEO BENEDICT, S CIE ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No ticeis herehy.given that Lettersiif Adininistration on the EstatelfrJoseph Funk, late of Washington tone. ship, deed, have been granted to the undersinme , d. All persons knoiving_tileinselves indebted to said Estate will please make immediate payment; and thee° having claims present them properly authenticated for settlement. oct 111 1/AVID H. FUNK/Ailm'r. ADMINISTRATOR'S Vice ix-hereby given that Letters of it ilmini.tranon on the Estate of Wm. Gillman, late of Olno, deed. have been granted to the undersigned, All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate will please make immediate paymentt and those havmg claims present them properly authenticated for settlement. oct 1 ABRAHAM MLETZ, JR., Adm'r. VXECUTOR'S ND T I C E.—Notice is _Li hereby given that Letters Testamentary ,to the Estate of John Fouver, late of Antrim township, deed, have teen granted to the undersigned. AU persons knowing themselves indebted to mid Estate will please make immediate payment; and thaseshaving 'claims present them properly authenticated for senlement: oct 19 HENRY FOUVER, Ex.'r A DI.IXISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No _Lk tice Ls hereby given that Letters of Administration on the Estate ef George Snider, late of St Thomas Men whip, deed, have been granted to the undersigned. All persone.knowing themselves Indebted to said Estate will please make immediate payment; and those having claims present them properly authenticated for settiement. octl9 JOHN C. SNIDER. Atka's. A DIGNISTRATOR'S Lice is hereby given that Letters of Adininistiatiog whim Estate of Without A. Armstrong, late of CiniLforii township, deed, have been granted to the undersi g l nei All persons knowing. themselves indebted to said Estate will please make immediate payment; awl those having claims present them properly authenticated for setttlqment. octl9 , WILLIAM FERGUSON, Astute ADMINISTRATOR'S tice in hereby given that Letters of A dministiation on the Estate of James W. Linn, into of Fannott township, dec'd.have been granted to the undersigned. All persona knowingihemaelves indebted to said Estate will please make Immediate payment ; and thaw havilig claims present them properly authenticated for settlement. octl9 . H. W..LIEN. Adm'r. NTEW ARRIVAL, AT THE FAMILY Droorry,of E. D. REID, comer or Melll and Wash• Ington Streets. 100 Sacks. Prime Coffer. ' let/Barrens Sugar, all grades. 20 /*Tells Mo lasses. 20 Barron"; Syrups. 100 Barrells No. 1 and No. 2 Markeral. 200 It Sea Shad, withonthonr.., At wholesale or retail. Lowest moth price. GOOD NEW SI! GOOD NEWS,!! PRICES REDUCED! PRICES REDUCED! HATS, CAPS AND LADIES' FURS! DECHE.RT STILL AHEAD! Having laid in a large stock of flats, Caps and Ladies' Fars, and having bought them at reduced prices, ,1 ill now offer them at nearly the old prices, FOR CASH. ar CALL AND EXAMINE../Ej , rip Don't forget the place, SECIIND STREET, a few doors North of Market. [oetl9] T ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED _ILA in the Post 018oe at Chrunbersburg, State of Perm. sylvania, Oct. 18, 1864. rjr To obtain any of these Letters, the applicant must ca 1 or "adverbsed Letters," give the date of this list, and pay one cent for advertising Berptreiwr E L Grithm Miss Kate'Kline Belay . Berle Lucy E :Garver Miss Sue Kneaner Wm Breehbill Henry 143ohanoorer Capt M'Nury Charles Brown Wm T 'Howard Mrs S Miller Semi 3 Brechbillehristlan; Haden Wm Martellus A J Bowers Geo M Hardy BP Mohn Henry' Bowers T A 'Henry Rev J R fall John Cugaton JA' Hoover Christian Pangburn John Fellheimer M Hart' Samuel Reed Mies Mary John , I Hoke Wm'Reed J C Forney D F Hoover David ' 'Richard John Fernley Mies T 'Ranks John 'Small Bender &Co Grove Eltrabeth 'Jones Wm _ Simpson Samuel Gorluut John 'John Cleo ' Sndem Miss C - Gipe Miss T H ,Kendlg D W WertPeter W DEM, P. li. Zig /rani& -Utpotifotp i Jahcottbrtsbiyil l pa, Rein abbertioenteuto, NNOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS_ OF TEE EHA3fBERSBORG GAS HOMPAMT— All persons haring certificates of stock will please present the same at the office of Stambaugh & Gehr, so that new certificates may be issued in their stead. H. GEHR, 0et19.2t Sec'y and Treas'a AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—The tulder-. signed, Auditor, appointed by the Orphans' Court of Franklin County to distribute the balance in hands of Joe. C. Kennedy, Executor of Henry Smith. late of Chain• bersbarg. deed, to and among the penscns legally entitled' thereto, trill meet the parties interested at his office and. residence on East Washington Street, Chamberstrarg, on Thursday, the 3rd day of Norm:her next, at 9 o'clock, and perform the duties of his appointment. octl9 E. J. BONBRAIPE, Auditor. ( TOWNSHIP BOUNTY NJI FUND.—The committees and individual selected °to collect subscriptions in the several school districts of Guilford township, to raise the additional bounty of two hundred dollars for each recruit credited to the township, are requested to make their collections as promptly as poi eiblo so that the loans made can be met at maturity. It is important that all the money to be ridged by subscription be paid in on or before the Ist of Novetober. 11 5 300 103 .21 1 ISBEI ADJOURNED SALE OF' VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.—By Virtue of an Order of the Orphans' Court of Franklin counts., the undersigned will offer at Public Sale, on the premises,on Thursday, the 10 1 / 1 day of Norembernert, alltthat valuable Tract of Limestone i LAND, situate n 3fori*Onicry township, In add county, adjoining lands of Daniel Hawbecker, J. B. Angle, D. Miller, heirs of Jacob Myers, deed-,' Emanuel Booming, and Sn win. eontaining-IN.S ACHES ; with a DWELLING HOUSE, Stone tank tarn, an r Iwo provements thereon erected. Alto, an ince nt hard on the same. and a 'neverfailing Stream Wa r run ning through It. Sale to commence at 1 'clock on said day, when terms will be made known by, JAMES W. DUFFIELD, WM. C. DUFFIELD, • awl!! , Trustees to sell. ATAI,I.T.ABLE EARM FOR SALE.—The sitbscriber intending to remove to the West, will sell at Private Sale, his FARM, situated in Hamilton wn. ship. six miles from Chambersburg, bordering on Warm Spring Road. near Casbtown, adjoining lands of Everhart Hafer and others, containing 125 ACRES of excellent Grovel land, The improvements are a Zstoried BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, a Wash House with a large Cistern under it, large Brick Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Hog Pen, Smith Shop.a Cistern at the barn,and a Well ofnever failing Water near the dwelling. There is an excellent Orchard of choice Fruit on the property, a number of good Peaclt and Pear trees and large Grape Vines In excellent beating order. 'Fhe above land has all been limed {met with about ten thousand bushels , of good lime, and is in a high state of cultivation. [0et19.31) ABRAHAM E.' EBERSOLE, PI SALt.—By virtue of' the last -1 will and testament of John A. Shank, late of Quincy township, deed, we will expose to Public sale, on the premises, on Thursday, the 10th of Noventher - nerte, the fol. luwinidescribed Real Estate situate in Quincy tinriship 'Franklin co., viz: the MANSION FARM of - decen - dent, adjoining lands If Jacob Price. Wm. Thule, Stover's heirs and others. eontaining 131 ACRES and 32 PERCHES - of good Limestone Land about 100 acres of which are in a good state of cultivation, the residue is covered with Tim• her. The improvements consist of a good and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE. New Bank Barn, Cons Crib, and Wagon Shed, Wash lifonse and Blacksmith Shop with all other necessary out.buildings. A good Well of Water. Also a goal young Orchard of Grafted Fruit. Sale tricorn. mem e at 1 o'clock, is hen the teems will be Made known. HEZEKIAH SHANE;I ° oml9 BENJAMIN SNIVELY.S PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE—The undersigned, Executors of Jacob Bernisderfer, late of Antrim 'township, deed, will son at l'uhlic'l•ksle. on the premiws, an Saturday, the sth day of NorembrrShe MANSION FARM of said dee'd. situate in Antrim toAship, on the mail leading from Greenatstle to IfageNtown. hounded by lands of O' urge Rhodes, _Sarni Shmdlo and others, containing P.M ACRES. The land is the tort quality of Limestone, and about 25 Acres of it are heal v Timber. The improvements are a LOG DWEL LING HOUSE and Bank Barn, There Is a Well of never Failing Water at the Loose. Sale to immmence at 1 o'clock P. M., when terms will be made known by SAMUEL SHINDLE, ootl9 JOHN BEMISDERFER, 5 Er.'n. QTOCKHOLDERS MEET IN G. - LI BANK OF CSANMEIMid'an, Oct 17th 1864—A gen. eral meeting of tha Stockholders of the Rant of Chambers burg will be held at the Banking House, 1711 Theaday, Ike 15th day of November none, at. ten o'clock. A. B, for the purpose of taking into consideration, and deciding on the question. whether or not said Bank Mall become an Ass°. eirmon for carrying on the business of Banking under the Laws of the United Staten, and of exercising the 'powers confer-11 , d by the act of the General Assemble of this Cont. rnonu ealth. entitled "An act enabling the Banks of this Commonwealth to become associations for the purpose of Bunting under the laws of the United States," approved thill:r2d day of August 1564 ; and to take such action in regard thereto as may In necessary and proper. - By order of the Board of Directors ' 0ct19.4t , sG. R. MESSEBSIIITH, Cashrer. N Eye DRY GOODS'STORE, On Seronct - Strect, newly opposite the Post Office, FILAMBERSBURG PA. - 1 ,- METCALFE & HITESHEW rerelveil and opened a large and varied stock of fall dry good, to ntitch they inytte the atteutloreat the Mlle. We wtll bay just here that we are prepared to mkt geodsaalow an any house in the county, the Bull, and Beal, Tot excepted. Ourltock consists in part as follows: LADIES' DRESS GOODS, a large variety, CLOAKING CLOTHS, very cheap, BALMORAL & HOOP SKIRTS, cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. Gloves, Hosiery, Hoods, &c„ in great varmtv. For Men anti Bays wear we have Cloth. Cassirner, Sat tinetts. Tweeds, Jeans, Under Shirt& Drawers, Stockings, &e., all very cheap. ' We have also a full stork of Muslin, Ticking& Flap. nets. hoc., all of tn . -Mph well be sold to suit customers. .Vdtc is the time to boo. oetl9 METCALFE & HITESFIEW. pLECTI ON RETURNS. COME IN slowly, not so with the large and varied -assortment of Dry Goodsjust opening at WM. WALLACE et. CO'S at the Market 1-101.0 corner, opposite the ltetlaklist Church. They have just returned from New York where they pun chased at .1.-netion, the largest assortment of Dry : Goode ever lintught to, this county which they offer-at greatly re duced prices The cash comnsting of Cosa! Mu lin at 23 cents, 1 Yard wide at 50 cents. 21 Ydrds wide Sheeting. $1 25, • It Pillow Case Muslin. 75 rents. Best Prints at 374 cents, Geis} Prints at lower prices G Melanie 374. best. 45 cents, }Salmons's, iQ 75, $4 00. 84 50, Shawls at nil prices, Ladies Cloaking.. all colors, Casineta, Jeans and Casirners. 12 Quarter Blankets, all wool, *l2 30 per pair. A full assortment of Gloves, Hosiery, Sc., constantly on hand. The above goods being purchased in New York at low est Price, we are determined to sell allow rates to I suit the times. ' S'?" Give US a call before purchasing elsewhere. *l9 . WM. WALLACE & CO. PUBLIC SALE.—By virtue of the last mill and testament of Peter Weister, late of Antrim township, deed, I will offer at Public Sale, on the premi ses, on Friday, the 11th day of Norember nem, at 1 o'clock, I'. M., the following described Real Estate, situate part In Antrim and part in Washington townships.Fianklin county `Purport lst. Being tbe MANSION FARM of decedent; lying north of the Greencastle and Waynesboro turnpike road, u4aining lands of Jeremiah Gordon, Samuol Nico demaand others, containing 101 ACRES and 50 PER CHES of gots' Limestone LAND, with a *portion of Timber. l'lte improvements are a comfortable DWELL ING HOUSE, Bank Barn, Shed for hay or grain, Wagon Shed and Corn Crib, Spring Honor and Blacksmith Shop, with all the other necessary outbuildings. Also a good Orchard of Grafted Fruit, There nre two streams of Wa ter running through the farm, to which the stock has est eem from all the f ells, Purport 2d, Adjoins the above described tract and lie's south of the turnpike road, contains 49 ACRES and 115 PERCHES. with a propOrtiott of Tim ber. On Bus tract is a Mae meadow, watered by the Marsh Run. There is a small Orchard. Also a Shod for hay or grain. At the some time will he offered an improyed AP PLE MILL with a Horse Power for_ operating same, with Cider Press attached, all in good order. Any pdrson de adens if viewing the premises will please call on the sub .scriber, or with Jacob Weister or Nathaniel Rook residing on the premise. Terms made known an day of sale„ ts-tl9 BENJAMIN SNIVELY, Executor, A & H. 9i. W H 1 T Have openeStheir . CLOTHING AND FURNISHING STORE in the Stone Running, on Second Street, two doors north of thr Poet °Mee, and opposite CLOTHS cAssaitaits OMB GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Give as a call. IN—EW QUARTERS AND NEW STOCK. 'PHE . OLD CLOTHING EMPORIUM, IX THE MARKET Monm, Chambersburg, Pa. The undersigned, after a temporary absence necessitated by the destruction of Chambersburg, has again returned and opened out in full blast in the Market House between Wallace's Dry- Good store and Huber & Letnaster's Gro cery store, a large assortment of eALL AND WINTER GOODS, of every description and quality. This stock consists of Beady Made Clothing such as Over Coats. Dress Casts, Pants, Vests, Under Shirts, Drawers, &e., also GENTLEMENS', FURNISHING GOODS, nook Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, Shawls, Handkerchiefs, Col lars, Umbrellas, &e., &c. His stock of Cloths for customer work consistent French, English and Domestic manufacture. Black Doe Skin and Fancy Cassliners, Black ,Satin, Figured Silks, Plain and Fancy .Cassianer Vestings which will be made up to order in styles to milt the taste of customers, on short notice, and reasonable tenon. Having engaged a practical Cutter from the East, I suit prepared to furnish clothing In the moot fashionable styled, and as none but experienced workmen are engaged per: sons may rely upon getting their work well dome at my Store. - • Thankful far the patronage heretofore bestowed, 1 re spectfully sone' t a continuance of the same. netl9 J. T. HOSKITISON. A. K. id'CLURF, Trrnuer Guilford Bounty Fund. F ANC -Y the County Jail a good anFortment 4 F.STIN(IS SHIRTS DRAWERS TRAVELING BAGS and a genera! assortment of abbtrtinemants. ;i. I --tt L Eil 'A'• • 1!=:1 ARMY AGUE DROPS! THE sovesaaor EZIEBEIT roa THE 'MILE OP FEVER AND AGUE, QM BILIOUS DISEASES! ==l • A 7 . 1`14 - IP T I 0 N!! • Wirers from EVER AND AGUE. ETC =I This meet wonderful remedy - fur the permanent cure of !okra) AGUE, ETC., was discovered come yeah ago by one the 1106 T SCIRWATICAND sucCERWCL CFUEMISTA 04' AMERICAI Out of Thowande of Cass •it bas never been known Ito fall in effecting a, i ridical cuie. A SINGLE SOT TLC of theieDropa have cured diseases - I wklehhave I)Yubborsay diprieted the et obSAWfut Medical Taiersu IT CONTALNI NOTHING THAT WILL EIJI RI: THE CONili MEM IT PERIFIEB THE BLOOD IT REMOVER OBSTRUCTIONS FROM THE LIVER !! t/ , , IT PROMOTES TEE DISCHARGE °ram' IS IT gYFEcTS ► RADICAL AND PER.ILANEST CURB BY Al ti HOVING THE. CAUSE UPON' WHICH THE AGLt DEPENDS!! 111 I=E=l ARMY AGUE DROPS,' As its name intparta has bean and is the great Specific for all BILIOUS DISEASES in the Army. It has no equal. Its popularity in Our aobla Army and alserrhazp Ia u versa' as Its cures have been quick and , 1 woniletinl IN! PENETRATIVE!! It has Proved a great blessing and saved many a valuable life in those miasmatic localities where they I wouldjhave fallen ySctimsto BILIOUS DISEASES. IRE CHILLS WILI.NOT RETURNJIF "MUSE DROPS ARE TAKIW I=ll=l EETI ARMY AG,UE.DROPS, ; Quickly Drina Away LA_ DUOR AND WEAKNESS RESTORES THE SYSTEM To its natural Buoyancy and Anion ; Invigntating'tlie body and cleating dnt Evray.irprrmis OF DISEASE t _ Produced by Ibutbsouse mLam I= ==l rir No pTiroxi residing if a From and drue Pittrict aluoulft br soidolu a Bartle of the ARMY AGUE DROPS, And it is stnartgiy, recommended to :persons tnivelli through places charged with odium I=o=l We respectfully call attention to our Testimonial.. .11 of our letters attest that hundreds of IlVes'hove bWa saved In the Army by its um. In. - I Seek so' well are Its curative • qualldes appreciated in • - the Army, that - the t , moot successful _ • - Surgeons in-the fieldand Hospital use (talus:at • ly is the diseases for which we claim its lasHibillty. The best physiciantralways seize the best mesas to offset a owe, hence the universality of i ARMY AG.IfE DROPS' —:o; , — TBSTlktoNCAhsthi We ars happy ito mkt. to )CiaSzoellecny, Lincoln, Rt. ROT. BishopPoper, Oen. M'Cletlan, = Iter. Dr. Tyug, IME=IE?:1 Gen. Fremont r. Taylor, Rey. H.W. Beecher, (feu. Bun:wide, Rev. E. H. Chapin, Geo. Hancock - . Rev. Hr. Cleaver, Rev. Mr. Bangs, Gen. Kilpatrick, Oen. Rica, CoL Pyra, 95th N. Y.llls Honor, Mayo , ilWood Gol. Quick. 17th N. Y. C. 'Hai M. Kalbileish, Cal Fowleri 14 N. Y. S. M.. Hon. M. F. (Melt, MaJ. Doremus, A. D. C. Hon. Mayor Gunther, Maj: Reiflynder, 25th Pa. lion. Horace Greeley, Maj. \Villein, A. D. C. • And hundreds of Maj. Ramsey,. ' eqdally well known Maj. Stillwell, 1 Surgeons men ; (or which aye elm Maj. Babcock, ( U. 5.4- Lieut. Whelan. • I=l FRIG Et ONE DaLL4II PER BOTTLE WILLCOX Sr. CO., Pipxcii..4l. OFFICE, 181 Irani , Street, N. =ll=l N. 11.—Ndote gamine unlese bmrine nor ey nature the wrapper. =I vir Don't let pur Druggist put you off all other remedy. If he does not have It for sale. 110C101•! 1111 Si 25 per mail,„and we wiil you one bottle of the Army AirueDropipernasil pabpeld. 181 Water St.. New V Imo' s. A. D. &I oatl9-la I • i Mutton 'Proclamation. ......-4.-------;,--..;.----,...,--------- IpILECTION OF: - ELECTORS Or : A PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDNT OF THE UNITED STATES.—Vhereas, In and by an Act ofGah eral Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, en. titled. "An Act relating to the Elections dens Common. wealth," Teased the 3d day of July-, Anus Domini 11339; it is made the duty of the Sierlif of every County within the Commonstiedth to give nubile notice of the General Elec tions,lt and in such notice to umerat , let—The Officers to be el ed. I Id—Designating the Vac at whic the election is to be held. Therefore, I I. SAMUF.I., BRANDT, High Sh riff of the Countk of • Praskibl, do hereby make known and give this PUBLIC NOTICE to the Electors of the CouutOof Franklin, that ON TUESDAY, THE sth DAY strF NOVEMBER, NEXT, a General Election will be held at the several Election' Districts established by law In said county, at whieh;time they will vote by ballot for the several officio; &c., hereinitter named.' Thd said Elections will be held throughout the County aeifollowa : . , MEI At the Court Houma in the Borough of Chatnherthurg, for the North Ward of said Borough, and part of Guilford totrbahip. At the House of J. W. Taylor, for the South Ward of said Borough. I. At the Public House of John Gordon, at the Went Point of Charabersburgq for the township of Hamilton. At the School House in Fayetteville, for pelts of the Vownships of Guilford and Green. At the Public House of Martin Shoemaker, In Greeniil loge, for part of Green township. . At the Western School House, in the town of St. Thom as, for the township of St. Thomas. At the School House in the town of Fannettsburg, for the township of Metal. . At the :Sellout House, in the town of Roxbury, for the townthip of Lurgun. At the Tionne.uf Jobn Harvey, for pirt of the township of Vannett. At the'School House, in the town of Concord, for pint of the of Fannett, and. At the new Stone School House in Morrowstown dis trict, for the other part of Fannett township. • ! .At the House now occupied by Geo. Anderson in the village of Quincy, fOrthe township of Quincy. • At the Western School House in Waymesboro, - Tor the township of Washington. At the House of John H. Adams in Greencastle, for An trim and part of the townships of Peters and kfontgomeiy. At the School House, on the-land Michael Cook to War ren totilaship. for the township of Warren. At the Straslinrg School House, fur the township ofLet terkenny. At the Howe of James Mullen; in the town of Louden, for part of the township of Peters. , • the Welchthe Log House on the farm of Jacob Elliot, fur the Welsh_Ran District being part of Montgomery_ township. 'Arthe Hone of Thomas McAfee. in Mercershurgjor parts of the townships of Peters and Montgomery. At the Mount Rock School Houseln Southampton feet'. ship for part of the tbwuship of Southampton. , At the Eastern School Honso in Orrstown, for the - other part of Southampton township. At which time and place the qualified Electors Will elect by ballot TWENTY-SIX PERSONS to-be Electors orPresident and Vice President of the United States. . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN—"That every per son exeepting Justiceis of - the Peace, who shall hold any office or appointment of profit or trust under the 'United States or of this State, ore City or Incorporated District, whether a commissioned officer or otherwise, who lit or shall be employed under the Legislative, Executive. or Judiciary Department of Ihis State, or of the 'United Stair*" or of any Incorporated District and also, that every mem• bee of Congress and of the State - Legislature, and of, the Select or Common Council of tiny City, or Commissioner of any Inoorporated District, is by , law , incapable of hold ing or exercising at the time, the office or appoinrinent,of Judge,' Inspector or Clerk of any election of this Common wealth,lind that no Judge, Inspectors or other officer of such election, shall be eligible to be then voted for." -.' And the said Act of Assembly, entitled "An Act rela ting to Elections of this Commonwealth," partied Jti.T,y 3, 1839, farther provides, as follows, to wit: 1 "That the Inspectors and Judges shall meet at thorres. poetise places appointed for holding the elections ii the District in which they may respectively belong, before 9 o'clock, mi the morning of the 5:1 Tuesday of October, and each of said Inspectors shall appoint one Clerk who shall be a qualified voter of such District. - I "In case the person who shiril have received the second highest number of votes for Inspector shall not attend on the 'day of election, then the person who shall have re ceived-the second highest dumber of votes for Judge at the 'next prereedlog election, shall act as Inspector in his Place.; And in case the person who has received the high. est number of votes for Inspector shall not attend, the•per son elected Judge shall appoint an Inspector in his place, and in case the person elected•Juge shall not attend, then the Inspector who received_ the highest number of votes shall appoint a Judge in his place ; and if any vacancy shall continue in the board for the space of one hoar lifter the time fixed by law for the opening of the election, the qualified voters of the township, ward or district for which such officer - shall have been elected, present at the time of election, shall eleqt one of theirnumber to fill thivarancy." " It shall be the duty of the several Assessors, respect ively,, to attend at the place of holding every General, Specil, or Township election, during the whole time said election is kept opeb. for the purpose of giving informa tion to the Inspectors mid Judge, when called on, in 'rela tion to the right of any person assessed by them to vOteat such election, and on such other matters in relation to the assessment of voters as the said Inspectors, or either of them. shall from time to time require. "No person shall be permitted to vote at any election as ewer:dd, than a white freeman of the age of twenty--one ' years or more, who all have r all have in the State at, least one year, and in the elo 'on District where he offers tbv4lte at least ten :lays immedits ly proceeding such election, and within two years have pal a State or County tax which shall have n assessed at east tsm days before the eledhm. - But a citize of the United rates, who has previofislrbeen a qualified vo • S te, and removed therefrom and returned, and who shall have resided in the election, Dis trict and paid taxes aforesaid shall be entitled to vote;after residing in this State six months :Provided, That the white freemen, citizens of the noterl States, between the ages of twenty-one and twenty-two years, who have resided in the election District ten does as :aforesaid. shat} :', be entitled to vote,' although they shhllnut have paid . • "No person shall be permitted to vote ose nameis not -contained in the list of taxable inhabitantslurnished by the - Commissioners, unless, First he produces a receipt for pay ment, within two years of a State or County tax, assessed agreeably to the Constitution, and give satisfactory evidence either on his oath or affirmation or the oath or -- affaniation of another, that he has paid such a tax, or in failure to prodOce such a receipt. shall make oath to ,the payment thereof; or, Second, if he claim a right to vote by being an elector between the ages of 21 nad.B.2 years, shall depose on oath or affirmation, that he has resided in the State. at least one year next before application, and make his such proof of residence in the District as is required by thia Act, and that he does verily believe, from the accounts given him, that he is of the age aforesaid, and give such'; other evidence as is requiredßy this Act. whereupon the'natne of the person so admitted to vote shall be - inserted in the alphabetical list, by the Inspector. and a note .made opposite. thereto by *ding the word "tax " ' he' shall be admitted to vote by !reason of having paid tax, Or the word "ace" if he shalt be admitted to vote by reason of age, and-in either case the reason of such Tote shall be called out to the, Clerks, who shall make the like notcrin the list of voters kept by them. ` 1 i ' In all cases where the name of the person elaiming to vote is not found on the list fdThlshed by the Commission • ors or downers. or his right to vote. whether foundteither by verbal proclamation Thereto, or by any written thereon or not, is objected to by any qualified citizen. it shall be the duty of the Inspectors to examine such persons on oath as to qualifications, and if he elaimi to have- resided within the State one year or more, his, oath shall be sufficient •proolthereof, but he shall make proof by at least one 'wit ness, who shall be a qualified elector, that he has resided within the district for more than ten days next immediately preceding taid,elextion, and shall also bimetal' swear that his bona fide residence, in pursuance of his lawful coiling, • Is within the•Distriet, and that be did not remove into' the said - District for the purpose of voting therein. '+Every person- qualified as atoresaid. and who' shall make due proof, if 'squired, of his residenhe and payment • of taxes, as aferrsald • shall he admitted to vote in the towns ship ward, or district in which he shall reside. 'lf any person shall prevent or attempt to prevent an officer of the election under this act from holding lush elec tion, or use or threaten any violence to any such officer, or ehnll interrupt or improperly interfere with him in the exe cution of his duty, shall block or attempt to block up the window or arcane to any window where the same maybe - holding, or shall use or practise any intimidation, threats, force or violence, with the design to influence unduly, or ovemw, any eleetor. or to prevent him from voting,' or to !Menthe freedom of choice. such person on conviction shall be fined In any slu' not exceeding five hundred dollait and to be finprisrined for a time not less than one Cr more than twelve months, and if it shall be shown to the court where the trial of inch offence shalt be had. that -the person DO offending was not a rerident the city, ward, district or township where the said offence was committed, ant not entitled to vote therein, then on conviction he shall be sen tenced to pay a- fine of not less than one hundred no more than one thousand tiolhini. and to be imprisoned not tows than six months nor more than two years. "if any person or persons shall make any bet or wager upon the result of any election within this Commonwealth, or shall offer to make any such bet or wager, or printed advertisement, challenge or invite any person or persona to make ouch bet or waster upon conviction thereof he dr they shall forfeit three times the amount re offered to bet; And the Judges of the respective districts aforesaid, are required to meetut Chambersburg, on the Friday- next following the holding of said election, then and there to perform those things required of them by law. EXTRACTS FROM AN ACT ALLOWING • SECTION M. When any of the electors, mentioned in the find section of this act, leas than ten in number, shall be members of companies of another state or territory, or, for any 'efficient and legal cause, shall be seperated from their proper company, or shall be in any hospital, Nati yard, re's 4 or on recruiting, provost, or other duty, whethis within or without this state, under such eresurairtances as shalt render it probable that he, or they, will* unable to rigida their proper company. or to be present at his proper place of demon, on or before the day of the election, there in Mentioned. said elector, or electors, shall hare a right t o rote In the following manner. SEXTION M. The voter, aforesaid. in hereby wither. toed. before the dry of election, to deposit his ballot, or ballot... properly folded, as required by the general election laws of this State, or otherwise, as the rotor may chaise, in a sealed enrelope, together with a written or printed, or portly written andpardypridied, statement, containing THE SAME. OF TM:VOTER, THE cquisTr, TOWNSHIP, BOROUGH OH WARD; OF WHICH liE Id A ithisniENT, and a ,etittese or-printed authority, to some qualified toter in the dation dixbrie, of which said Miter is a resident, to east the bailees, contained in said envelope, for Ann, on the day of said election. Maid statement and authoritylo be signed by thlt said voter, and attested by the comnianding, or some coin. missioned,-officer otthe company, of which he to a nem her, 3n the case of e private, and of some commissioned of ficer of the regiment, in the rase of an officer, if any of such officers are conveniently accessible. and if otherwise, then by some other witness; and there shall also accompany said ballots, an affidavit of said Titter, taken before some one of the officers aforesaid, and in - the absence of srtch of., aeries, before some other person drily authorized to admin ister oaths, by any law of this strati. that he is is qunlilled voter in the election distrla in 'Which hn proposes to.),Tite, that ha is in. the actual military service of the ignited States. or of this state, describing the organization to which he belongs, that he ham hot "out his ballots to anrotber person or Plroons, than the one in such authority mention. tut, that he will not offer to'rte at any poll, which may be opened on said election day, at anyplace whataiever, and flied he is not a deserter, and has not horn dishonotd. bly dismissed from the service, and thathe in now station ed at --. In the state of -. Said sealed nivel. , ope, containing the ballots, statement, authority and atli• davit as aforesaid, tobe sent to the praporpetson, by mail or otherwise, haring written or printed on the outside. amass the sealed part thereof, the words, "SOLDIERS BAL LOT FOR-township (bxirough or want) in the county • • WILLCOX k 0 SECTION 34. The elector, to whom mach ballet s'h;all be seat shall, on the day of election, and whilst the polls of the proper district are open, deliver the envelope, so receiv ed, unopened, to the proper election officer, who shah the /W U, to thepresence of the diction board, and the ballots th erm contained, together aritA the envelope, and accompanying papers, as other ballots are deposited, dad said board shall count and canvass the same, in the same etan nee as other rotes oast or said eltetiow; RIO the person DIERS TO VOTE AND BY PROXY election . Vrodamatipn. delivering. the some may, on the demand of: any elect be compelled totes on oath, that the envelope, e -livered by him, is I n e same state as when !merited him, and thatthe same ban not been opened,. , or the, con tents thereof ehanged, or altered, in any wag, - by him. or any other person. SEcrIoN 3 'The right of any person, - thus offering to vote at any such election,-may be chnlienged dor the m.ag causes that it could be challenged if he were personally present, and for no other reason or cause, . SECTION 36. Any officer of any general, orepecial else- Son, in this State, who shall reftute to receive any such eb velope and deposit such ballots, or to countand canvass the same; and any elector who stall receive such envelope and neglect or refuse to present the same, to' the officers of the election district, endorsed on the said entelope, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and conviction thereof,, andil be punished by imprisonment is the State risen, not ex ceeding one year, and by fine not exceeding-eve hrintlred dollars, or either, or both, in the discretion of the mat. SAMUEL BRANDI', Igterlf. - .. Sheriff's Office, Chateberebttrg, Oct 12, 186!fr. &limo aub *rpm. J ACOBS' TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE.—Having re-built my Tobaccq and, cl or Store on South Main street, (corner of Wisahington &Main streets,) two squares from the Diamond, I mead invite all to mai and examine my stock, ocmsistiof CHEWING TOBACCO: i Congress, ail lin.* Cavendish. Twist, aaldtals, , . . Rose Twist.l Flounder, Old Virginia. Navy. Honey Dew, Michigan Fine Cut, , dr.e., dm Solace, Hares Delight, Sunny Side, to. Anderson gliorta Talisman, Plantation,. SNUFFS: scotch, SMOKING Big Lick, Danville, Gam, ; Grant, Sigel J. A. oTAOOSS. rzzi Large Hand, Cut and Dry, Lynchburg. .James River, Mead, sep.2l RUSH STILL ON HAND.—TOBACCO & sEGAB.S.—The onelershpied has.pst returned hum the City with a complete stook of Tobacco and Se such as Natural Leaf, - Michigan., Simaking Tame. cos and Pipes. Store an Queen Street, three doom from the M. E. Church. Came, ¢toe hia7 a Lift. ang24 C. . BUSH. JACOBS 6; '8,31 YB-Eli. • Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealei In TOBACCO; SNUFF AND CIGARS, No.-310 North Third Street, dom . Vise, If Side, , foet.l2-Iyl PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1 J. D.-jAcoi*. late of Chamb'g, Pa. lle.xilizE. Maass. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TpBACCO ..I.AI and SEOARB, wholesale and retail, at SHAFER 14 STUART'S, on Queen street, East of this Methodist Church. .Sinancia, j '' 6,.I I N OTICE—Petro s knowing themselves Indebted to us eit rby Note or Bookrtccount will please call and settl he same without delay.. You will readily see the necess of prompt compliance with this notice, in the fact that n the late disastrous tint our line is very heavy. The Books and Notes can be found at oar,preatrat place of business,. comer of Queen Street and • Franklin Rail Road. [ang243m] EYSTER & BRO. • NOTICE— warGELWICKS bating been burned out by the rebels and desirous ,of resuming business at the earliest possible period, would respectfully request all persons Indebted to him to call and make pay ment without delay. Those who have been-burned and not able to pay at this time will please call and settle their acoonnts by note or due bilL (aug24 ATONEY WANTED.—BRAN:IS - oc _L FLACK respect/ally request all persona knowing themselves indebted to them by notes or book accounts to mill and make immediate settlement no* necessity' of this notice is apparent to every one, mid we Dope these debted will report at once. - 9 aye-44 A DT E R .—I have lost my i Account by the destruction of Chambersburg on the, 30th ult, and moat trust to the honor and Imbue,' of toy old customers to pay up. I still conduct inYold Dustbin!' in ChuMberstewg and will be glad_to fill orders as beftire. au .1 S. S. WAYOCK MO THOSE INTERESTED.-i-The un dersigned is desirous of having it settlement With his customers. All persons having had btusinetia transactions previous to4his date are requested to call upon lifni and make settlement, as he is anxious to knbw bow be stands with his fiends. (aug3l.-2m) ABRAHAM METZ. Illotrto. • ESTERN M.—The undeniigned ha- - ving lately purchased the large and! commodious Brick Building of Rev. S. R. Fisher, lawn ection with his present place of business. on the corner of ]fain street and Ludwig's Alley. is prepared to no:rimmed/we BOARD ERS by the day. week or month. He is amply provided with STABLING to accommodate the tratreling Having a large LIVERY STABLE connected with the Hotel. guests and the public generally can"/be hunished with Horses and Carriages at any moment. ;Personsvisit ing Chambersburg with their families willrflnd this the most comfortable Hotel in the county. as it o pal been re fitted with entire new Furniture. and the ropma are large and well ventilated. The TABLE is amply supplied with all the luxories of the season, and the BAR: which is de tached from the Brick Building, will alwayi be furnished with elfoice and pure liquors. Every attention paid to the comfort of guest& [oct/2[ 8. F. GREENAWALT. TIAVID H. HUTCHISON - If -has become the Proprietor of the usTrtn STATES HOTEL, near the Railroad Depot at RAIIRIBBITIIO, - PA. This popular and commodious Hotel has been newly refitted and furnished throughout its parlors end chambers, and is now ready for the reception of guests', L The traveling publio will find the United States Hotel the most convenient, in all particulars, of any Hotel in the State Capital, on account of its access to the railroad, being -immediately between the- two great depots in this city. [Harrisburg, June 17, 63-tf. STATES UNION HOTEL, OPPOSITE the-Lebanon Valley apil Pennsylvanialßailroad De pots, Harrisburg City, Pa. This bonvenieni and pleasant Hotel is now kept by the undersigned. late f the Indian Qtieen in Chambershurg. and he invites, th patronage of his old friends and thepublic generdliv. T moderate. oets-tf JOliN W. TAYLOR. -HE BAR OF THE MONTGO3IERY T-HOUSE will be re-opened on Saturday *err, as 67th inst., on the site of the old Hotel: It will bb stocked with Wines and Liquors of the best quality. Arrangements will be speedily made to furnish Meals and stabling. [atup-ik M. MON — GOMERY. :Loot; *taint - ant ,Strageb. IT:S. 5-20 . BONDS STOLEN.—The Warehouse of the undersigned was entered by burglars on Thursday night, the nth ult.. Their Iron Safe broken open, and the following U. S. 5-27 Bonds stolen therefrom, viz : Nos. 7484, 748 1 3 and 7486, 41th series, Irma which the Coupons for the November intslrest bad been detached. Also—A large Pocket Book, cumtaining a num ber of Promisor.). Notes and other papers. All persons are cautioned against purchasing any of said .ads or notes, as the proper department of the Govenn nest him been notified of their hies, A reasonable reward will be paid for the return of the Pocket Book with the 'tapers. octs-6t WUNDERLICh S. NEAL, NOTlCE.—Several of the &kids of the 11 Franklin Railroad Company are tribising, having been destroyed. or. in the bands of parties oat known, Any one who holds our of mid Bonds can reeelie tioeful info! , , nation respecting them by applying - to n 4 0. Gehr or T. ,B. Kennedy, Evils., of Chumbersburg, or F4yderick Watts attia:rthile ' • oets LOST OR DESTROYED.—ThfoIIow- LA -- lug Policies issued by the Penn MutiudLife Insurance ,; Company of Philadelphia, to wit i Nos. 51 5 and :1175 to Alex. K.-All:lure. Notice is hereby give that applies: tion has_ been made to the said company f r the issue of Duplicates of said Policies. sep:ll-6t* LOST OR DESTROYED By FIRE.- Certifidge No. 7d2 for 15 Sharro of Stock In the Far. men' Bank of Reading, issued to Anna IQ Paull. Notie• is hereby given that application has been Rtade fors new certificate. [octlll43tl ANNA TAYLOR. Oltrtion goitre' . VLECTION.-B I\K OF HAMMERS- Ittillo,ootober 10,1864.—in election f r THIRTEEN DIRECTORS to serve for the ensuing y , will be held at the Bank - Room, On Monday, the 14th d y of Nor/tuber next, et. r. Cl. .a dl2. .G. R..MESSERNSHTII, enabler. TTURNPIKE ELECTION.—fin elktion for ate President, slx Managers and a Treasurer of the Waynesboro'. Greencastle and Mencerithurg Turnpike !toad Company, uilt be held at the Public Rouse of Fred Foreman. in Greencastle, an Twaday; aka let day of Nic member, 186 , 4, commencing at 1 o'clock, a M.. Bc• baler of the Board. focil2-31) JOHN ft.lTyllET, k . . 4 IIT,RICAN BANK NOTE 'I,E,PORTER The Only Bank Note Reporter in WEEEL. The - only one containing I:SI7OTATIOIiS of Bank Notes in FOUR CITIES. vir. Philadelphia, York. lteltitoor. CI onatti: The only one which con the NATIONAL( BANKS • as far as nrotnirest, list.( The only one .chteh contain the GENERAL 818. COUNT in - EIGHTEEN CITIES, VI Philadelphia. Chimp:, Baltimore. New 'York, Louisville, , ; Washington, ci es d am ', ,_ : Davenport. i Cincinnati, Wilmitarhut Albany. Pitt:abuts, Itorhoityr, St. Paul, .i St. Dna: - Tmy. Dubuque _ l Milwaukee', The only one which giv_etk the earlleeti Information of NEW 'COUNTERFEIT NOWBS; - Markets. Tkunolda AND FINANCIAL NEWS The FACILITIES of the "Ame Rank Note Re. porter." both FL' , IANCIAL AND T 7 GRAP/lICAL, nee ITSEQUALVD.• - ; SUBSCRIPTION, PER ANNUAL INIADVANPRI Weekly sa.so I taw m.thiy.et.so 0010i - rips South THIRD Street. Ottßibier.) .p 7 em.bt A Adm.*, 1 4 . emi :4 i ACT. I 1 Cause r21!I OE3
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