TEMA 'or PilitietriON.
THE FRANKLIN REPOSITORY 18 - published
Welnm,dny morning by ”THE REPOSITORY
ASSOCIATION," at $2 50 per alumni. ra AuvANca, or
$3 if -not .d within the year. AU subscription (m
-eans(' HIM be settled annieally. No paper will be sent
out of the State unless paid for in admire. and alt such
..bporirtions will invariably be discontinued at the expi- .
ration 'of the thrie for which they are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS are incited at FIFIEEN CENTS
-per line for flat insertion, and GENTS pdr line for nal'
seqnent insertions. A liberal discount iS Made to persons
advertising by the quarter, half-year or year. Special no
tices charged one-half more than regular advertisements.
AB resolutions . of Associations; communications of limited
or individual interest, and notices of Marriages andpeaths
eleeeding five lines, are charged fifteen cents pihily.
AU Legal Notices of every kind, and al Orphans'
Court and other Judicial Sales are required by lam to be
adecetfrai in the lIEMSITORT-:-it haring the LABoxe - r_ cut.
mixihis Of a:4mo? published In the &quay of Franklin.
JOB PRINTING of every kind in Plain and . ,Faney col
ors, done with neatness and dispatch. Hand-bills, Blanks,
Cards,- Pamphlets, neat_
of every variety and style, printed
at the shortest notice. The nErOSITOLLY OFFICE bas just
been refitted with Steam Power and three Presses, and
every - Wag in the Printing line can be executed in the
most artistic manner and at the lowest rates. TERMS IN.
VARIABLY CASH.
LW' Mr. John X. Shrsoek is our authorized Agent to
receive Subscriptions and Advertinments, andreeeipt for
the same. All letters should be addressed to
I arar.Amts tk, STONER, Publishers.
(Coal, Rumba, &-e.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS!
4TTEN-Tl2:11!
The undersigned have now *TAMA at their
PLANING' AND FLOORING MILL,
a barge supply of Saab, Shutters, Doors and Blinds for sale,
or made to order.
Mouldings of all descriptions, from half inch to 8 inches,
on hard.
Plain and Ornamental Scroll Sawing neatly executed..
Also—Wood Turning in all its branches. Newel Posta,
Banisters, Bed Posts, &e.„ 'tin band.
A large supply of Dressed Flooring for sale.
Also—Window and Door Frames on band or made at
short notice. RAZELET, VERNON & CO..
febl tf Harrison Avenue, Chambersburg, Pa.
NOTICE TO FARMERS
100 TORS OF TIMOTHY HAY
Terl.nted by GEO. A. Dirrz.
200 WALNUT LOGS
Wanted by GEo. A. DEng.
100,AS i 8j.OGS
Wanted by G Eo'.. A. DEITZ.
1® LARGE CHERRY LOGS
Wanted by GEO. A:DEITZ.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS,
and all buds' of Produce bought . by GEo. A. DEEM at
hfx Warehouse above the Railroad Depot.
STOVE AND LIME COAL
for cale cheap, by the ton or half ton.
OM( AND HICKORY WOOD
by the cord or half cord.
OAR .AND HICKORY WOOD,
sawed ;lad split for stove nse, by the cord or ball cord
WINDOW AND DOOR SELLS,
of Ciaty — Walnut and Pine, always on hand.
VMDOW AND DOOR•FRA3LE STUFF,
and all kinds of LUMBER, such as Oak and Pine ]'lank;
- Oak, Walnut, Pine and Hemlock Boards; Flooring Boards,
Joists, Scantling, Shingles, Paling, Laths, ,ko.
BEST OF ROOFING SLATE
alwaystm band, and mob; put on by the best Slaters, who
base drawn medals for their superior workmanship.
CALL. AT DEITZ'S WA.REHOLTSE,
`above the Railroad Depot, and bay cheap. , [deea
'LEONA-RD EBERT d. SON
1.11 COAL AND LUMBER MERCHANTS.
We have on hand all kinds of Coal and Lumber, and
are mepaind to furnish Bill Lumber to order at short no.
See, all at the most reasonable terms. Our stock of Lam.
ber consists of
. White Pine 2 inch
" select Plank.
lt - "—Plank.
" " 1 select and Calling Boards,
" " I " Siding (6 inch,) .
• " Best River Shingles,
• ' " Worked. Flthing,
Siding.
• " joist and Scantling, all
Bernina Jots' t and Scantling,
" - Boards,
"'Yellow Pine Boards, Joist and Scantling;
•PaWng,and Plastering Laths
We have nbso always an hand a good supply of all
kinds of Coal for stoves and lime-burning. 'Abn n sops.
rlor article of Broadtop Coal for blacksmiths. The pub
lic are invited to give tout call, as we will endeavor to
give satisfaction W all that call.
Coal and Lumber furnished on the cars 'to any station
on the Franklin Railroad.
tgrOfßoe on Second St., in the rear of the Jar? Yard,
Chambersbmg, Pa. • LEO. EBERT 4, SON.•
.11421.t.f.
BENDER - & CO.,
York and Galdsborougk, Pa,
• LUMBER DEALERS
L . AND ILAWFACTIIRERB OF
SASH, DOORS, SHUTTERS, BLD:DS,
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES, 4c.,
Seep constantly on halal a well selected stock of seas•
onableLcumber, vir.:--.Toist and Scantling, Weatherboard.
lag, dressed Flooring, Siding, Laths, Shingles, Palings and
Fenchnr.
riP" White Pine and Oak Bills, sawed to order at the
shortest notice. All communications ohoald be addressed
to YORK, PA. (setf-ly
STEAM SAW liIILL.L-The undersign
ed have erected and in operation a Steam Saw Mill
at the South Mountain, near Graffenbarg Springs, and are
yv=a saw to order gills, of WRITE OAR, PINE,
It or any kind of timber desired, at the short
est notice and at low mtes. One of the arm will be at the
hotel of Sarcel Greenawalt, In Chansbersburg, on Satur
day the 24th fast. and on each alternate Saturday thereof
.. ter for the purpose of contracting for the delivery of lum
ber. LUMBER DELIVERED at any point at the Low
stir 'UTE& AA letters should be addressed to them at
Graffernburg P. 0., Adams Co., Pa.
dee/44f 3IILTENBERGER & BRADY.
3 . 00 0.1 00FT. WHITE Pth'E
HER, also 10. White Pine Shin
gles, for Bate at Fayetteville, by
march22-3t" , J. B. SFELROY, & BUO'S.
813 IL v 3 N G LUMBER.—The under
signed is prepared to saw all_kinds of Building Lc=
bar at the loNiest market price. R. A. RENFREW,
GREENWOOD Mars, Fayetteville P. O. deck'-Gm ,
tobacco aub
TACOBS' TOBACCO AND CIGAR
STORE.—Having ye•bnilt my Tobacco awl Cigar
Store op South Main street, (cnrner of Washington &Main
greets) two squares from the Diamond, I would invite alt
to, call and, examine my stock, consisting of
CHEWING TOBACCO:
Cavendish, •
Rose Twist,
Old Virginia,
Honey Dew,
Congress, all kinds,
Twist, all kinds,
Flounder,
Navy,
Michigan Fine Cut,
Solace,
'Anderson Shorts
Talisman,
Plantation,
SNUFFS;
Scotch,
SMOKING
Big Lick,
,Lar g e Hand,
Cut But Dry,
Lynchburg.
James River,
• ,
Head,
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BUSH STILL ON HAND.—TOBACCO
& smomes.—The undersigned has just returned
from the City aft a complete stook or Tobacco and Se
ger!, Such as Natural Leaf, Michigan, Smoking T4.ao:
cos and Pipes. Store on Queen Street, three doors from
the M. E. Church. Come, give him a Lift.
sag' 2,l _ - C. H. BUSH.
TACOBS & SMYSER
EP Meaufactarers and Wboleae Dealers in
TOBACCO, VIM , AND CIGARS,
No.:310 Narih'T.Lird Street, abate Vine, West Side,
tact 2-Iy)PHILADELPHIA, PA.
J.DI!..IACOI3a, late of Chamteg, Pa. .HENIII E. SIIICBEIL
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCO
Jul and SEGARS, wholesale and retail, at
SHAFER h STUART'S,
olz,Qooon street, East of the Methodist Church.
tgsitiitus.
J. C. RICSABPS.M. D. J7:O. 110:CrCOSLECY, M. U.
ICHARDS & MONTGOMERY have
-I.IU APOCEStect - themselves - in the Practice of Medicine,
and have opened ad office in Dr. Richards' new building,
on Main street, a few doors South of the Diamond.
All persons Indebted to either of the above, Ts ill plepe
make early settlement of the erne . jaug24-tfi_
DR.W. IL BOYLE: will attend prompt
ly to all professional calls. Oilice in the Vestibule
of the New Behuel 3lotun near the Jail. leugta,
l'a IX LE R , ILTON & Co , ,
.131. Itawnicurt received a nearsortmentof STOvEs,
TIN, JAPANNED AND TRER WARE. They an ,
determined to sell lowerttut anybody else.
They put on TIN ROOF 'O, Ist quality material terlB
mots per Nur° foot; Id q zality 111 cents; Sd quality 14
cents.
'They do SPOUTING cheaply, well and promptly.
They sabot Iron for Stn Pipes, and charge brit le
cents per IS. .
Come and see if you cant do better frith them than
with any other establislunent.
Prices reduced to suit the tiknes.
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tllre6, ant *tells. •
TREES FOR SPli& - 6 :- FI7:6TING ! !
LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
HEALTHY, VIGOROUS TREES - ,
to; sale the present season, erabraelisgili;
ORCHARD PLANTING,
STANDARD APPLES, 6 to 8 feet high. '
do PEARS, 5 to 7 do.
do CHERRIES, 6toB do
do PEAlait,S, 3 to4} do
do Py.12 , 18, (on Plum) l to 6 feet high,
in large Tariety ;ma of thrifty growth; also for
YARD AND GARDEN
DWARF APPLES, on Paradise stock „
DWARF PEARS, OA - Quince do
DWARF CIIERREES,
PLUMS, on Plum stock,
APRICOTS on Plum stock,
- 441ILSCE.
GRAPES.—Delaware,,Ditina, Concord, Rebecca, Max
atairay, &c.
RASPBERRIES, best varieties.
CURRANTS.—Cherry, White Grape, and 2D addition
al varieties.
GOOSEBERRIES.—Amerierui and English.
STRAWBERRIES.—Triomph de Gand, Wbecrn's Al
bany and other' leading kinds by 1,000 and 10,000; also
new Belgian Varieties, (see apeelol list) ~
• Also in the - -
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
• a large btockof
SHADE TREES, FOR STREET PLANTING,
embracittgla part
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SILVER•LEAVED MAPLES, 8 to 10 feet high,
SUGAR
NORWAY do do
SYCAMORE do do
LILOF,LEAVED CASALPA • do
ASH, sevend.varieties do
EUROPEAN 24T. ASH, 7 to.ifeet high,
EUROPEAN LINDEN Bto 10 do
AMERICAN •do 2 todd do
ENGLISH ELM Bto 10 do '
AMERICAN do Bto 16 do
• :&c.,
, FOR LAWN PLAIN - TING,
upwards of 60 vai:lttios of
DECIDUOUS TREES,
WEEPING TREES IN VARIETY,
EVERGREENS, •
embracing White, Blue, llemlock and Norway SPRU
CES, Chinese, Golden, Nepant, American, Siberian Alt-
BORNIT.E, CYPRESS iu variety, ]fish, Swedish, Sar
in, and common JUNIPERS, Austrian, Corsican, White,
Scotch, &c., PINES, &c.,
HARDY FLOWERING ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS
in great miriety,,including Altheas, beautiful single and
_doable varieriez, -Box in variety, Flowering Currants,
Forseythias, Jessamines. Litacs, l / Mahonlas (Evergreen,)
Mock Orange, Purple-Fringe or Mist Bush, Spinier's, a
large and flue as%ortment, Tamarix, Viburnum', Wiege
lias, in variety, Berberries, White Fringe, Deutzias
Enonymns or Stwnwberry Tree` Ceanothus, Tutorial/
Honeysuckles. &e.,
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HARDY CLEARING SHRUBS,
embracing BignOnda, or Trumpet Creeper, Clematis, in
variety, Ciasus, (variegated leaved), Honeysuckles in mt.
riety, Irys, Lyerulna, Wistaria* ac., 6x.
DW ARF
for edging, by yard, or 100 yardi
AXE:RICAN ARBORVIT.E, for hedging and screens,
HONEY LOCUST, Osage Orange, &c.
ROSES, Bedding Plante , ' . 17 ., i(c.
Descriptive priced catalogues mailed to applicants. Part
ties purchasing in quantity will be supplied at a liberal
reduction from retail rates. All fives taken up and Tack
ad with care, and shipped promptly as directed. Having
a large and superior stock we are prepared to offer espe
cial inducements to patties planting largely, Cemetery
companies, pilanting associations, dra., C.
Address - EDWARD J. EVANS & CO.,
march 22 1m
V - ABRANTED FRESH
GARDEN SEEDS.
We invite attention to our large ana complete wort
meat of
put np by onreelves with eepecial care. embracing over
:O.) of the choicest earietiwt, including the following,
Beans, litarll2 varieties. Melon Musk 3 varieties.
do Pole., 3 do do Water 6 do
Beets, 8. do Mustard, 2 do -
Brocoli,i,„,a do Mushroom Spawn,
Bruasers " Sprotits, Nasturtium,
Cabbage, 10 varieties. Okra, orOurnbo,
Carrots, 3 do Onion, 3 varieties.
Cauliflower, 6 do Paisley, 2- do
ry
Cele, 7 do
Parsnip, 2 do
Celeriac, Peas, 16 do
Coleworts, Pumpkin, 2 do
Corn Salad. Pepper 4 do
t
Corn - 5 do Ra d ish,, 10 do
Chicory, (for ouitee,) „Salsify,
Cress, ' Scorsonera.
.
Cucumber, 8 varieties Spinach, 3 do
Eggylant. 4 do Squash, - 8 do -
Endive, - 2 do. Tomato,. ,8 do --
Kale, .3 do Turnip, 8 do
Kohl Rabi, 2 do Herbs, 13 'do
Leek, - - Sugar Cane, 4 do
Lettuce, 11 do Tobacco, 2 do -c
LA IFN GRASS SEEDS, kc., ire
DESCRIPTIVE LIST,
ichich can be Mal on application
koi •
l'arties at a distance can obtain Seeds by mail without
delay; h hen ordered to arnount of 50 cents or upwards,
they will be sent postage free, Corn, Beans, and Peas ex
cepted, which will require 15, cents per quart addition
for postage. •
F,:j" Druggists, Storekeepers, and Dealers generally
supplied, (in large or small quantities) at Wholesale
rates. • EDWARD J. EVANS & CO.,
No. 9 North George Street,
march.92.lm YOBX, Pa.
Bart's Delight.
Seem. Shie, he
Course.
Danville,
Garabalth,
Grant,
RYDER'S FRANKLIN COUNTY
NURSERIES.—Facer Join onksstrxrrst. TRZEg.
GE %YE STLIAWBEURY ETC.—The largest
stock to select front in the county. Everything In the
FRUIT TIME and PLANT line that to ut utt desirable,
can be supplied from the commonest standard Fruit Tree,
to the rarest and moat choice native or foreign species or
variety of Fruit or Flower. Oar Standard Apple Tree's
are unusually fine, stout heavy thinks furnished with fine
branching - heads. from three to five feet from the ground,
as may be desired. Our aim is to grow the best of every•
thing, pruning and cultivating upon scientiflo principles,
eonsequertly, our productions aro not offered in competi
.cn with Trees grown upon the old let-alone system. An
Invitation is extended to all who are interested in fruit cut.
sure, to come and see for themselves.
A large stock of Greenhouse and Bedding Plants,
Roses, &e., in pots, will be ready in April and May. En
close a three cent stomp for descriptive Catalogue of rildt
and Ornamental trees,
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Address B. L. „RYDER, -
West Franklin Nurseries,
max I,G--tf Near London, Franklin Co, Pa,
J. A. JACOB.
Bootto anti ,Stationetr.
T IPE OLD BOOK ST AND
OF
S. S. SIIRYOCK,
Has been remored'to the new building opposite the POST
OFFICE, where a fall assortment of
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
STATIONERY, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, ETC.,
Can be had at exceedingly Low Prices.
WALL PAPER and WINDOW SHADES, a large
and new stork.
Fain:Whig Celebrated Gold Peon, fully warranted.
Orders taken for goods, which will be. Expressed.% the
shortest possible time.
The New York and Philadelphia Papeil received daily,
for which weekly eubscriptisms win be taken.
First Oloss Novels, Winger.lnes and Periodicals received
as soon as published.
We can sell Photograph Albums cheaper tban they can
be bad ehtetthefe.
Music sent free of portage to any part of the ionnty.
Gllt Frames, Worsteds and Fancy Goods constantly on
hand.
Our arrangements are knob that we can supply any or•
dell satisfactorily and %kith dispatclt
.litt. J. K. Blip:m:1c, is now located in New York, which
enables us to undertake the most complex commissions.
Old Books of particular editions, dates or style, bunted
up at a reasonable commission. [nav2]
We respectfully Iriyite attention to our -
Central Nurseries,
York, Pentea.
FRESH AND GENUINE
GARDEN SEEDS,
We issue, for gratuitious distributiou, a
SEEDS BY MAIL
MAP OF THE DIRECT ROUTE AS TRAVELLED BY GENERAL SHERMAN'S VICTORIOUS ARMY.
Showing Railways, Rivers • and Locations_ of Atlanta. lslilledgville, Sa'vainlah: Augusta, Columbia;- Winnsbord
i,. - ' Camden, Charlotte, Wilmington, Raleigh ? , Danville, Weldon and .Riehmonti
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REGISTER'S NOTICE—AII persons in
terested Will please take notice, that the following
Accountants have Merl their Accounts In the Register's
Moe of Franklin County and that the same will be pre
seated to the Orphans Cann fur ronfirmnti"n, on Jr.lnew
day, use 12th day of April, 1865, in Chambersburg : -
66. First and final account of T. J. Mellhenny and Sam
net Holliday, Ex'rs of Catharine Mclllienny, Lite of Fan
nett tarp, deed.
67. Final account of David Keller and Henry Bruba
ker, Ex're oflienry Brubaker. deed.
6b. First and final account of B. 0. McCurdy, Adm'r of
James If. Alexander, late of Funnett twp.. deed,
69. First account of Joseph Gilmore and James Gilmore
Ex'ss of Isabella Marshall, late of Strusbarg,deekL.
113. Second and final account of Jacob - Brechbill and
Jacob AWand, Ex.'ra of John Wilanct. deed.
71: Finland final acct. of Joseph Fritz and Lt.sonard
Fritz, Admits of Fretrk Fritz, late of Warren twp. ' deed.
72. First acct. of James A. Cook, Adm'r, and Ann
Harskunan, Adm'cr, of Samuel Harshman. dee'd.
Fird and anal acct. of Samuel Shortie, Ex't of Ja
cob Seibert, late of Montgomery twp.. deed.
74. ,First and final acct of Michael Ebersole, Adm'r of
Jacob Ebersole, deed-
75. First and final amt. of Peter Kerlin. Kir df John
K,erlin, deed.
76. Second acct. of Simon Leanne, Guardiaan of Martin
Funk, minor child- of Jacob Funk, late of N l . l ashingtun
township, deo'd.
77. First OCCOLUIS of Simon Lecrune, Guardiin of Sarah
C. 3FDowell, minor child of John 51',Don eIL late of An
trim township, deed.
76. First and Snal acct of George and John Zapinger,
tiv:re of Freirk Ziallinger, late of Letterkenny twp.. deed.
79. First and final acct. of N. IL Brumbaugh and 11. V.
Hartman, Adafra of Chagos liartman, late of Greencas
tle, dee'd. i".
80. First and fatal acct. of Michael B. Winger. Adel r of
Geo. Lehman, late of Green tsv deed.
8L Account of T. B. Bennedy,' Guardian of ?Lary- C.
Beaver. minor child of Jolsojteaver, deed..
E 2. First- acct. of Jos. McClelland, Goanlinnef Tho 3.
A.. Sam:MIS., Joseph, Jennie A, Ma recta J. nudWm.
C, McClelland, minor children of Jno. McClelland, late of
Letterkinny to/v., deed.
83. First and final acct. 01 Henry Ftnefrock. Ailmr of
'Sonny Finefrock, late of Gtrilford tap., deed.
$4. Acct. of Milton Shirey, Fa"r of Adam Shirey, late
of Greencastle, dec'd, as slated by J. C. McLanahan
Adm'r of said Milton Shirey. deed.
85. First and final acct, of Emaunel Kuhn, Adler of
Henry Hinkel, late of Ilamilkm hop..
86, Final acct of DacidGilbert, Adnir of John Gilbert,
late of Waynesboro, deed. --
27. First acct. of John W. Conn. Adm'r of Josiah Re.
sore, late of 'Waynesboro, deo'd.
88. The amend ofJohn Carper Guardfan of Marion J,
John E. and Angeline M. Poe, minor - children of Isabella
Poe, late of Letterkenny township, deed.
89. First and final Sect of H. W. Lino, Adm'r of Jos W
Linn, la 4 ofFaimett Wu-whip, died:
mnrcb22, HENRY STRICKLER, Register.
NTOTICE.—The following: named per-
A. filed petitions for License io my of Ce,lo
be presented to the Court at next term. commencing,: n
Monday, do 10th day of ,elyrel next, to tt
, FOIL TAVERNS
John Finher, • . Charnbenkurtr.
Daniel Trostle, j I du
hlargaret Montgomery,- do
Jacob 8. Brown, do
Adam Wolff, do
Jacob Sellere, .
do
John Gordon, * liamilton-lownship.
Swan Elliott, • do.,
J. R. Tankersley., St. rho/nail.
John Hassler, do
Charles Giltan, St. Thomas township.
John Mullen, do
James 31n11en. Loudon.
John Trehr, do
Thorrms Sit.kree, - litemersburg.
Chnrles Lowe. do
Jacob Elliott,' Welsh Ron.
Ttrhat & Detrick, Greencastle.
John 11 Adams, di) '
John Wallach, do
L B. Kurtz. Waynesboro.
V. B. Gilbert, -- do
H. M. Sibhett, 7 .. do
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Vl'aahingtrrn townFitip.
do
David Miller,
A. a Funk;
H. M. Jones, Quincy., _
Andrew Shank. yunkstna-n. . -
Margaret Holland, CreenwooiL
John S. Brown, - Fayetteville. • _ s
Benjamin Zook, do .
Elizabeth Filson, Marion.
Christian Foltz, Greenvillage,
John Ityner, Orrstown. .
Abraham Keefer,( Pleasant Hall.
John R. Want, • Strasburg.
Jeremiah Zollinger, do
David Guyer, Horse Valley.
Adeline Ramsey ‘Fannettsburg.
James Coffee, Dry Ron.
Harmon Unvorsaugt. - do
John Goshorn, Doylesburg.
B. P. Culbertscm, , Amberson's Vaney,
FOR WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORES.
Miller & Croft; Chambersburg,
S. F. Greenawalt, do
march:M.3 t W. G. MITCHELL, Clerk Q. S
ENAECUTOR'S
hereby given that Letters Testamentary to the EP
tatelot Henry If. Stoner, late of Antrim towwhip, deed,
have been granted to the undersigned.
E MI perions knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate payment; and those hdying
claims present them properly authenticated for settlement.
acar22 . DAVID hL STONER, Ex'f.
EXECUTOR'S N 0T I C E.- -Notice is
hereby given that Letters Testamentary to the Estate
of Daniel Bock, laic of Metal township, deed, have been
granted to the undersigned,
All persons knowing themselves Indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate payment; and those having
claims prescatthern properly authenticated forsettlement.
marthß
EXECUTOR'S NOTIC E.—Notice is
hereby given that Letters Testamentary to the Estate
of David Everett late ofidetal township, deed, toive been
granted to the undersigned.
All persons knowing themselves Mdebted to 4EAtate
will please make immediate payment, and thot4having
claims present them properly authenticated for settlements
feb22 W. S. EVESET'4i.,Ex'r.
CHNBERSBURG, PA., WEDNESDAY,V3CIi 29, 1865.
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CAUSESF OR TRIAL AT APRIL
Term, 1..F1Z.
John 31'Cunly and wife ye.' Andrea- M'Cunly.
•
Same David Vance.
. vs. i
Al,rlabmn Saylor vs.. L D. Ilaltaanor,
William Rdger, • vg.; WillintriKev,er.
.J.Bomberger va: Frederick Walk. 1
Philip Karper . vs Benjamin Ceok, ekj al.
David Witherspoon we. Rebecca CUITey'S ES%
NVilliansStumbaugh ye. Uriah P. Smith. .
John Richardson . vs. : John Plum.
Wengley & Boimbreak, j
vs. ' Wtmderlich Send Ss Co.
Bought , . yid S. Ale., i
Ella Jane TrAdle ; • vs. Mary Ann Clark.
Jacob S. Lyon ' • vs. Jacob Ilisey sis, Wife,
Morrow R. Skinner y - cc. Samuel Bitter,
Jacob S. Brown TIC Samuel M. Worley et al
Gee. Coln use vat John H. Tritle.
Jotin 31i11er et. al. vs. Wm Skinner. et. al.
Morrow R. Skinner v 4 Samuel Biteet.
Win. Wilhelm vs D. 8. Belcher
Mary C. Miller ce John H. Hartle.
Jacob Glom vii Henry Kyle and Wife.
Simon Miner ye. John Waldsmith.
lienry Kyle
Lather Spellman
R. C. McCurdy
marebls
PROCLAMATION.,—To the, Coroner,
tile Justices of the Peace, and the Const.tbles of the
different Townships in the County of Frunklin, Greeting
Know all ve, that in pursuanVe of the precept, to me
reefed, under the hand find seal of the lioN. Aux KLNG,
Pee-dent of the several Courts of Common Pleas, in the
"sixteenth Golrict consisting of . the counties of Somerset,
Bedford_Pulton and Franklin: and by virtue of his office—
of the Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Deliv
ery for the trial of capital and other offenders therein and
in the General Court of Quarter Siessiou% of the Peace, and
W. W. PAYTON. and JAMES O. CamiON. Estes, Judges of
the same county of Franklin. You and each of yon are
herelty required to be and appear in your proper persons
with sour Records, Rerognizonees, Examinations, and,
other Remembrances before the J edges aforesaid, at Chant
ta-rsburg.. at a Court of Oyer atui'Verminer and General
Jail Delivery, and General Quarter Se. l4llo s of the Peace,
thereinto be holden for the County of Franklin aforesaid
on the 2d -Monday in.9prd. 'brung the 111th day of the
month, at 10 Welts.): inktite toretesin of that day then and
there tt; do those thugs. Welt to year no, eral otne , s up-
Given under my hand t CharnbiTsburg, th , .l3th .31ureh
166.1 [triarl3J SAMUEL, BRANDT, Sheriff.
StIER IF F'S NOTICE.—Th Nancy
Steel, and George Shaffer, and Maly. Ids wife.—You
are hereby notified tole and appear before the judges of
Our 'mart of Common Pleas, at Chmnbenburr. Franklin
county. Pa., on the 10th day of April 4. D., 1E65, to show
cause if any you hare why hatulaction should pot be ea
toted on a certain mortgage, made and executed by Saul.
net Struck, on the 211th day of March. A. D., 1tt.36, fi, the
heirs awl legatee, of Ludwig Deatrioh, for the payment
of fourteen hundred and seventton dollar, awl fifty cenili,
and re. orded in uhune -E," pace 'le of the lteoord.4 of
tine (muds of Franklln afore, 11,1. By tauter of the emlet.,
maraldfieft SA2I EL 1111.RANDT, riff.
A UDITOIt'S NOT - ICE.—Notiet , is Ito•e
-,
by r iven that tir nndrrvigoe 1 boo been appointed
by the orphans' Court of Franklin County, Auditor to
make distribution of the balininne in the hands of Atehi son
Ritchey, ilzenattor of the lest will and tebtarneut ofTane
Milligan. niecca.ed, to 11114 atoning the Legatees named in
said will, according to Law. will attend to the duties of
his 11.11.0111i111111t. Whin. attire, in the Borintigh of Ch.ttNwrs•
burg, on Saturday, Mr Erh day of. pril. 1555 , at 10 o'clook,
A. M.., of raid de). when annt'where all perWIR interested
are regnested to attend.
raarclai ''LyifAN fi CLARICE, Auditor.
UDITOR'S NO'FlCE.—Notiee is here
by Oen to the en dito, of Charles SlMa‘el, I ate of
tilmthatoptpn 1.1{11'44. deed that the account of P. N.
II ottenut, Executor of said dct ,'dent, wax confirmed by the
trphfun.' Court of Franklin county. and that the uUder•
1.1
- fined, was appointed Auditor to dultribute the balance
on said aceolint amongst the creditors. The Auditor will
meet the creditor's and all parties intere.ted. at hls °Mee,
°Tithe alit day iy Mar, h, Mt ,r,, at 10 o'clock, A. M.. to
marshal and apportion cold fund% among* the creditors.
no -1N J. w. DOUGLAS. Auditor.
ANNA MARY HARMONY, By HER
Evil friend Phillip Ludwig, VA. Mirloud garintiny.
—ln the C ou rt of COIIIIIIOO Plena of Franklin County, Pa.
Sub. in Disorre to October Term, 1t , t7l No 51. Alias Sub.
to April Tenn, 1861, No. 17, Returned Slid, Habit
Michael Harmony hereby 1110ted to be 1111,3
upponr bolore the Judgoi or our Court of rimen ph j a..,
at Clunhersburg, in and for the County o Frnalslisi,' on
the errand Monday of April, A, ft., 18th, to er
rnattera charged against you in mild libel for diroreo
marls-41 -- SAMUEL BRANDT Sheriff.
AI.7DITOR'S NoTIC E.—The under
_
signed Auditor appointed by the, Orphans' Court of
Franklin . Penn., to distribute the balance in the hands
ef Chrhaian Lesher, Executor of the last will and testa
ment of Magdalena Street, late of Washingion township,
deed, to and ttntunte the tepttet'S named is the said hh
will attend to the duties of his appointment, at his °Mee,
in the thorough of Chambersliarg, on Friday, the ith day
Am - n. A. P., )5,65, when and where nll pn nbn ,
interen
tot may attend I mar7:2.ltl '1'..1. ML.L. Auditor.
Hagerstown licredd ropy aunt chargeßEPo,llollY.
NARY CATHARINE WHITE, BY
her next friend Franklin Huber, vs. Joseph White.
—ln the Court of Compton Pleas of Franklin County, Pu.
Soh. in Dirorre to Jmnutry Term, 184;5. No. N. Altars
Sob, to April Tenn. 'Soil. No. 11. Return...l:Whit 11,,1.t.
Joseph White .--You are hereby notified to be find fip•
pear before the .I,velged of our Court of Common ark
Clinmbersharg, m and for the county of I'rtinldia, on that
iwonif Monday of April, A. D., ierla to answer may
tyre charged against you in sithnibel for divorce.,
marelds-1t ,- SAMUEL IMANDT, Sheriff.
KAIpRAIIriTp,BZIIERNEXi
fr : ajcan p teges„iiipsmiihinth :
(goad of Common Pleas for Franklin County, Pa. Alim
Sub. in Divorce to January Term, 1865, No. 10. Port.
Sub. No. 73, October Term, 1864. Returned Nall Hebei.
Philip Smith t.--You are hereby notified to be stud up•
pear before thu Judges of our Court of Common Pleas, at
tiniunhendmrg, in and for the County of Franklin, on the
ieeherl Monday of April, A. D., 1865, to answer the mat.
tem charged againgt you in raid libel for divorce.
nutrls-41 SAMUEL BRANDT, Sheriff.
V, 0 ..
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iLegal fLotires.
vs! Jacob Glass_ , ,
vs, J. C. R. Eckman.
VS. John S. Cowan. .
K. S. TAYLOR, Prutliy
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► QHERIEF'S NOTICE OF
TION.-4John Slander's Estate.—Z>. the heirs and
legal representatives of saidideeemed. You are hereby
notified that, to pursuance of a writ of inquisition. issuing
sow or the ()gen. - ill Court of Franklin county, Pn_, and to
me directed, 1 will-hold an Inquest on the Real Estate of
which said decedent died seized. situate in Montgomery
township, Cointy aforesaid, on the Bth day of April, A. D.,
1805. at 10 oiotoek A, M., when and where you may at.
tend if you think proper. •
mart SAMUEL BRANDT, Sheriff.
I)IIINISTRA r TOR'S NOTICE.-No
-11 tire is hereby giien that Letters of Administration
with the still annexedrra the Estate of Jacob Welt late
of Washing - Ma townerldit, deed, have been granted to the
undersigned.:
All penonai kthowing thenistdves Indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate payment; and, those having
claims present them properly . authenticated far settlement.
mania?. ; JOSEPH DOUGLAS, Adm'r.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-No
tiee is lereby given that Letters of AdminbMation
on the Estate of Jaeoh Knatnan, late of Letterkenny
ship. deed have been granted to the undersigned.
All persons knoninithemselves Indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate payment; and those having
claims prevent them property athenticated for settlement
,
, JOHN B. KAUFMAN, t
mareld.s JACOB 3.4 KALTMAN, 5 -
E'CIITORS' NOT I C E.—Notice is
hereby given that Letters Testamentary to the Es
tate of Wm: Van Dyke, late of Montgomery township,
deed. have peen grantbd to the undersigned. .
—,A.' persons indebted to saki Estate are requested to
trutke immediate payment. and those having claims will
please present them properly authenticated for settlement
JOHN . PATTERSON, j
tmar:: WILLIAM 80113, - $ 'E.'. r
DISSOLUTION 0 F C 0-PA_RTNER
SHIP.—Nchice ishereby given that the copartner.
ship heretofore existing under the style of Shaffer &
Stuart, fn tic Grocery business, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the Ist instant. The business will be carried
on by Mr. Jaclut SHAFFER, in. whose hand* the books
have born placed for collection. JACOB SHAFFER,
inarch2`24 „ , - ,JOHN .13.STILART.,
Ural. Gotate ,Satro.
A FIRS:I' R A T
MILL PROPERTY -
F 0 R S • A L E,
Situate near Burnt Cabins, FtiWm - County, Pcnnsy/rania.
This Mill liar, done a large amount of business for a long
tinic,`nrl It in a rich seltletnent of country. It was baitt
in 11 , 44, and hos recently been fully repaired. Also. a
hap.. ,
'FRAME DWELLING- HOUSE,
A S A W 311 L L, togetherNvith a
S3IA L L FA R M
of fk) AertEs, on n hid Mere it erected a small Barn and
Tenant House. Thertlllll, also on the ptembses an Oroh•
and of some two hundred tine Fruit Trees, good Water,
6.e. This property 55 on the mute of the late surveys of
on expected Railroad, 'which doubtless will pass through
the neighborhood in a short time.
Terms will be made knotrwby the subscriber, residing
on the premises. tiato33moid Pi DUBS.
ÜBLIC SALE.—By virtue of au order
of the OXplian's Court of Franklin Comity, Penna.,
the undersigned will expose to Public Sale, on the prem.
isot in the Borough of Chnmberaburr ore Thursdny the
nth day of April, A. D., 1165, the following described
Real Foote, bounded by Main Street on the East, by an
alley ou the West, by another alloy ou the North and by
lot of John Smith on the South, having thereon erected a
too story BRICK IICUSI3, with frame attachments suit
able for dwelltngs, which wilf be tot sepemtely. Pos
session \ given immediately. Terms made on the Any of
the
• Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. 151.
CATHARINE HARTLINE.
martli!-;It • Adm'x of John Massey, deed.
ÜBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK YARD.—The undersigned, Administrator,
tarei. at Public Sale, an Thursday, the alith. day of
,Ifdrolt, 1911, on the premieres, all that LOT OF GROUND,
lit note in Borough of Chatubcrsburg, bounded by lands of
- -William G. Reed, Bon. George Chambers and the Fal
ling Spriug, vent/lining Five Acres and twenty-three Per
ches. 'rho Brick Yards Sheds, , will be sold with the lot.
Sale to confluence at 1 o'clect,-F, DI-„when terms will
be nettle knee n by NVlLLrilif WALLACE,
Inurrs-31 Aduirs of Nelson Watunnaker, deed.
CIOT'FA:6-E FOR SALE.—WiII bo sold
nt 'Private Sale, one of the NCI,. White Cottagesbuilt
by A. K. kleelnre. situate no the Carlisle turnpike, in
Chninber.ling. -Possession sr 111 be given let of April next
~fchl-uJ Apply to AIeCLU.KiI & STO SFR.
Vrrzonal. Viopertg fAtro.
volt SALE.—A good STEAM ENGINE,
nix hone power, in good condition. Can be seen by
calling at T. B. Wotxre Foundiy.
sele.)l -tt JACOB GARNER.
VOlt SALE,—A Four-Year SCHOLAR
I - SHIP IN DICKINSON COLLEGE, Carlisle, Pa.
Apply at taullEi•OsrlOßY Office.. marehl.
S'ALE.—A fill course Scholarship
in the Quaker City Business College of PhlladelplAn.
Apply at this office.
NV AN Re3b E i,, D, C..A.,
nsserin T' PEscary t.R 111wn 21N,Llity,
forik
the Nurse and Spy, the most interesting =derailing book
ever published, embracing the adventures of a woman in
be Union army as Nurse, Scout and Spy, giving a mad
sis Id inner picture of the war. We have Agents elearing
8150 per mouth, which we will prove to any doubting app-.
pileant. Seed for cireulars. Address "JONES, BROS.
le. CO., 600 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa." timarit.it
voL, 72 .—WIKE ►Q. ;699*
3LEZTQrt== - -= _ - -=_.
EOM
By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury, the un
dersigned has assumed the General Subscriptions Agency
for the sale of United State Treasury Netes,bearrn' g sev
en and three tenths per cent. interest, per annum, known
as the ' • - "
SEVEN-TEURTY LOAN.
These Notes are issued under date of August 15th, 1864,
and are payable three years from that time, in currency,
or are convertible at the option of the holder into
GOLD-BEARING BONDS
These bonds are now worth apremiam of nine per cent.;
including gold Interest from Nov., which makes the adz.
an the 7.30 loan, alcurrent rates, including inter
est, about ten per cent per annum,. besides its exemption
from Stare and municipal taxation, which adds from one
to arm per cent. more, acotading to the rate levied on oth
ar property. The interest is payable semiannually by
coupons attached to each note, which may be cut off and
sold to any bank or banker.-
Tile interest ntnonnts to
On CENT PER RAT ON A $5O NOTE.
- Two cvas " " " $ l6O
TEN " " " " SSW "
" $10(0 "
" " " " "
Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly
famisbed. upon receipt of subscriptions. This is
now offered by the Government, and it 3s confidently ex
peeled that Its superior advantages will make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TEEE PEOPLE.
Less than 5200,000,000 remain unsold, which will prob
ably be disposed of - within the next 60 or 90 days, when
the notes will Undoubtedly command a premium, Is has
uniformly been the case on closing the subscriptionfto
other Loam.
In order that citizens of every town and sealon of the
country maybe alfcmied facilities for taking the loan, the
National Batiks, State Banks,and Private Bankers through
out the country have generally ' agreed to receive cab•
scriptioits at par, gubscribeisuill select their own agents,
In whom they have confidence, and wheezily are to be res•
ponsible for the delivery of the notes for which they re
ceive orders. cIAT. COOKE,.
Subscription Agent, Pbiladelphia
Subscriptions wilt be received, by the National Bank of
Charnbersbn4. , marcbl•2m
,
o L E cK y re W AN Tspectfully rnE .I)nest ; — u BRAN t p wia &
g
themselves Indebted to them by notes or persons
s aoconnts to
call and Make immediate settlement. The necessity of
Ode notice is apparent to every one, and we hope those in
debted will report at once. - •• - . ange44f,
COUNTY TREASURER.—MAJ, Joan
Hamm; offers himself as a candidate for the once
of County Treason; subject to the decision of the Union
, IConlinating Convention.
St TUGuss, March 29. 1865, _
COUNTY TREASURED.—At the Solle
itationotantmtiev of my VW:1411.4 . autumn°. niy
self ft candidate for the Office of County Treasurer, sub.
Jet to the decision of the Union Nominating County
Convention [QuEi c y , m arc hir2,J Vat FLAGIX.
TREASURER.—SamueI F.-Grtpeaftwalt
offers himself as a Candidate for the office of County
Treasurer, subJect to the decision of the Union liomifla•
tin. Convention. - CHAStar-IlantraG„Marh 15.
Lt HERIF F ALT Y:—Eneottraged by a
number of my Mends. I offer myself as a Candidate
for the ( moo of Sheri 4 subject to the doision of the 'Union
Nominating County Convention. DAVID EBY.
HAMMON Towson'', Mardi 29"
VRIFYALTY.—I offer myself US a
didote for the ofker of Sheriff of I'maklitt oottaty,
subject to the olecisSon of the Union Nominating Carmen.
tion. THOMAS MAME.
i)tEncEmounG , Pa., March 1865.
HERIFT ALT . ! .—Encouraged by a
number of my friends, / offer myself as a candidata kg.
the oace of Sheriff, subject to the iteeisiori of thg litdon
Nominating County Convention. D. LL LEISTIMM. -
Citanaignantatn, March 15.
SHERIFFALTY.--Capt..7llo.
of Chambersburg, trillbe a eattahlate for the Oka of
Sheriff, subjeot to the decision of the Union liominatiug
contit,yeormention, ' marehls.
W. F s . Tgui r- AtrI T 6AI3 B RFT4t B ,
R °.
And Dolma la all kinds of
E A-RN /3; G 2,14. P L EKE TB,
mars -:um] East Queea st,Chambersbotrg, Pa.
JOl3 PRINTING, in every style, done
lry at the Offize of dm pRANIELPN REPOSITORY.
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,financial.
7- 3 0 L 0 A N!
11. S. 5.2) SIX PER CENT.
THE ONLY LOAN IN-MARKET
granbiliates' (garbs.
-
c frintlia tositoq.
LET as BEARE Two REST'OF U..
Life if bat a fleetrwidiWWw,
, Oftw Cfstfors the west of ; -
Swift it efiderth Me a l‘tmil.t:D—
Artwd Yea =lathe - best ofitl
TalleaoS of iota - weary woes,
Tronbles, at the rest atit; '
Uwe have laM . taied moss,'
Let as tru4v, the best &it I
If your friend bas got a heart,
' There Is camel - I:4 fine in hisn ;
Cast away bin dart* Park -
- Can to wbat's divine inlikn.
Friendship is our best relief'
Make no baritlessjeg of it:
It wipleieden every grief,
Ifwe 'snake thibest of It!
Happiness despises state:
no sage ,txpetizooal,
8141 y that the:wise and great
• May have joy and nvinimeit
Rank is not itsspell refined—
, Money's not the test of It, •
Bat a eabn contented -
That vat make the beet of It.
Trusting in the Power above,
Widely anstaloing all of as
ivilineoovalnon bond of love, .
. B3ndeih great, and Jana of no
Whatsoever may befall
-Somas oe the vial of It—
We shall overcome them all,
we .P*S. I .I I P I
1r
OI'INIONOFTHS WAR.
F.nrgpxs =— l s'pose_l hers° mach rite to say
something as some older men who pays bis taxes
ark: stinks up by the constitution. I g(l4 in for
de Union altogeder, and don't haf -noffing-to 'do
mi tem old Copperheada dat gore around bum
bugeng de peeples. Retie' not my styks..,-0 ne
I tells you vot dci. Von disk war begins to broke
out, ..1.,ca1b3 my son 'Shine: "Come here, yea
Shorge,"..l sex. Re-Combed. "Shor.ge
"yen you MS a little pay I gives You de name, of
ShergeiVoshington because be wasra goad -Man
vat fites suit A/13 country. Now, herkish
annad
der mos pegun between Uncle Sam and some
more old - makes, and - I vent you to put your win
actom year pack and denshoulderyonr knapsack,
and -0 and fite tee:. and be so goat a".taers as be
van." Veil, off be goes and bretty soon dey makes
him a gorporal and no* he titesi a letter on'ine
and sez ke lief a good chance to.pe raadiaOptain
so soon as his turn gomes. My Slime is no
gowart. Itell yet( be,vil rite s° as to tuyie, I
see him lick a poy more as half aibigailamself.
Vet, yen be goes mit de,sogers I tell Ifeihall rite
home on.me and let me -bow vat, lie does, and
how many patties dey fite, and how many reliebi
del don't kill andlow many rebels kill deli and
how many men de rebels haf t and vat de,Sheaer
els are spout, and vat de goperals ish spout, and
vat Shoff Davis ish spout, and all'aponteferyting.
Of gorse, I reads some of dose tinge Or de bapers,
but dey is all lies. • I peeves not more dogs
from the whole of dem, I see them make it all
up ,down in der teller. I tink dey do not know
more about it as I do.. • , -
hfy Shorge is dere rite on de shpot, and sees it
mit his own eyes; dat id; better, ash Wm Ma.
cellar; and if he rites some tinge !share its shear, '
Veil py and py hc-writes me a letter. "My
dear (adder," he sez, "I got nothing to eat."—
All rite. send him a pox so pig - ms a parn; mit
sourkrout and poloimies, and bretrels and lase,
and all vat ish goat Veil, breety samba writes
another letter'." My dear fodder," he sez, " I
hef no clothes.'" All rite: , I tells my old woman,
and she sent him shirts and stockins auddrawers;
and baPer - callers more ash two men could
Yell, I vast, a letter comes. "My dear adder,"
he sez " I haf no money." Dish is all de news I
got from him so fur: Ikm see how flogs go on
bratty yell myself, and I talk you how I link dis
war .1811 - managed. Some feller shumpa up and
yards to be a SheteiraL rite! , Yell, Ala ghat
round ,to his friend—Congressman, contractors
and under thieves, and sez, 'I goes' mks' a Shen,
eral.7. All rite! Vero well. ''"Now- you, must
shpieak to Olt Abe, and tell - him. vat J.:Tad/Or--
All rite again ; and dea - dey goes to. ,colt Abe and
sea, " Olt Abe, here tisk a linty allittatVialta; 'and
you shtillmake hinifini a ShetteraL , #.l.lofirtore
Shenerals es I knows vat - to- do wit," I'm Olt
Abe. "Never Mind"' &SY son, " dish" ,feller iith
shtnarter dan all of dem ;" and der bodder isnd
bodder, .014 Atoilusaer, :‘A.Gcs to deluyvel and
make him-a Sbeneral." All rite again, Pep, so
soon as he gits to pe a Sheneral, he phi" Olfenine
new clothes, wit a kuppel pounds of Wags
on de alionMeni; and gita some more feilatli Ai*
new clothes and gSdhled brass, dem ish de-410ff
—and fey ride all down togedder, arid takes din.
mans of de army. Den, its deneztting bide MR
has to pack up dere tinge, and off dey goes. .Yell,
dey marshes till fey come to' plans sere dere is
plenty of whiskey- and den the , Sheneralici,
"Halt! I links We sthop here; disk ish, a good
position." So dey sthop dere till the whiskey is ,
gene, and so dey-keeps a bobbin round, tMpy and
py (ley comes near de enemy.
Veil, as soon as de Shernal hears dat he sends
out some ten to see Tare day ish and - how Many
dare ish of 'ern. So one man goes a little tv and
comes pack, and sea dare a about a hundred
ton
sand; den asunder goes a Eddie .nearer and sees
spout fifty tonsand ; and maunder goes near on
dem and see)) awynsick tom:and; den van day,
all comes pa ale Sheneral comas up all togedder
'vat fey bar seen, and if de whisky is nearly gone,
he Res; "De enemy lab in grate force—l dMk we
change onr base." But if de whisky. lab bratty
blenty he sea : "Go long! ye lick (less lbw rascals
all to bleces !":arid. den he prings his Bogert; shin
one piliMultella dem, ." Come along my NY's!
ye gifis dem rebels lead t" and dam -he pets some
wit dere pig guns on a bill, and orders dem to fire
off like do myth' !--and - dey fire offhand, all arnong
de trees:, Veil, bresently de rebels hettr.de noise,
and dey come up and fi re off- bang,:hang !. too;
and ven de Sheneral sees de smoke; he says;
",Pot's, go in done I" and dey go In dere too. Den
de rebels come around de, corner, and if dere isit
enny more payw left dey go in dere, and so dey go
on fighting tilt it OM- dark; and:if - day lick'de
rebels dey call it victory, and if de rebels fish dem'
dey call it sthrategy.. , But if de rebels,fithilefre
gittin licked. fey sends mita man - vita little Bag,
and he hollera;." Sthop t I ratite te-see, your-
Shenertd, and he speaks unit him, timEgives him
Sheff Davis'a..gompliments and he hopes -he ish
yell, and his madder ish vell, and hisgrandmadder
ish veil, and all de udder family, and asks him if
he peso good as to sthop fitin' a little till he pu
-riee some ted men, den dey go 013 agin. Und den
de Sbeneral sea', "O, yes."' end fey takes a trial'
all round, and he sends his gompliments to Shell'
Davis and his mudder, and his grandmudder, and
de rest of dein; and py and py de rebels leaves
der dead used to pray' demselvea, and goes °nue
his pack; had paggage, and army, , ,and all be can
if tea - Den de Sheneral rites home a long letter ,
on Olt,Abe, undoes ve lick de rebels shut no*,.
and cuts dem all to pieces, and takes do udders
for-prisoners. But if dey don't lick de rebels he
sea, " Yesterday de enemy come in front of me,
about twomillions more as Isms; I Ste mit him,
and drive him away, and now Igo off and git be.
hint him, and lick him so as he never vas !"
And so he goes and gits a goot vays betint loin
in de front_ Veil, now I sthop. I haf dell vat I
links about war, and braps I am so much rite as
udder deeples. GoTLIEB KLOBCXEROES.
PRINyERS AM Doc ORS.—An Eastern paper.
very justly comments on newspaper and medical
credits : ___.
"It is a notorious fact that doctor's bills ana
newspaper bills are the last accounts in the sum
of almost - every man's indebtedness which he
thinks of paying.. Whatever may be his ability
t o pay, ootheerence if his chest be filled with Old
rusty dolla rs, he thinks some indefinite time will
do to settle the aforesaid acconnts. People some
how have a traditionary notion that the practice
of a physician and the publishins of newspapers
are mere ameteiir profession s , co o wedfor amuse
meat's sake, and for the "cost of which little or
nothing is expected. Yet there L.; net in the whole
round of business, as far as we know, a more ex
pensive employment than that of a newspaper."
IF. you 80e half a dozen faults in a woman, you
may rest assured she has, a half dozen virtues, to
cOunterlialance them. We love your faulty
women, and fear your faultless women. , When
you sea what is termed a faultless women, dread
he r a s y ou would a beautiful snake. The bower
Of concealing the defects which she must have, is,
of it se lf a serious vice.
THAT was au excellentreply of Tonnes when
he_had cut a customer on the chin. Tenhot knielt
of whiakey, and the customer inaignantll said,
"That horrid drink !" "Yea, air," said Tonaor,
"it does make aOme.facea dreadful tender."
A WAG kill told that an, acqUaintance Wok
=tea t exclaimed, 4 , Tam gladto.beerit,!' But
reflecting a moment be added, in a tone of com
passion and forgetfulness, " and yet I don't know
why I should be—be never did me any harm." •
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