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' m BROUGHT AGAINST OFFICERS
, ‘ OF GOVERNMENT. ‘
Du Saturday week, three of the former
I’élioe Coinﬂiésioncrs of Bulllmnre, lately
'reléueed from: "Fort W'arrun—rtzharles How;
lid, Wm. IL'BnI’AhMI and John W. Davis,
}l«ﬂs.—brouglxl suit in the Supnrinr Court
iullhzt city ngnlﬁst llon. Simon Cameron,
,ln‘tfe Secretary 6f War, for illegal arrest and
{dye imprimnment, the damage being laid
at ’SNﬂOOlin‘Nch ease; and 01:0 attached
thq property and interest of Mr. Cnmnron
ln lhe Northern Central Rnilx’vay Company“
A to_abldo the result of the-”null. V l
‘ Ausuit was also instituted, in the same
. Court. by S. Tencklo Wallis. Frunkﬂo“ and
«ml Henry M. Warﬁeld, Ema" against‘Gexi.
Wdol. for false imprisonment and deten
tion at Fortress Monroe, while he was in ‘
fnoul‘man'd ‘at that [man—the damage in I
;, gulch case belugluid 1M $20,000.
'ng-Mnrshnl Kane publishes a card in ;
which he declares} “Inﬂue timeand upon
proxim- occasion Mr. Secretary Seward shall
hear from me in 11 way which will procure:
Ihr him. if he has ngt already acquired it,
_, the contempt of' every honest man and wo
man in the land.” ,
We observe, likewise. that the grand jui
tie: in sev‘elpl countieg in New Jersey have
returned lrue bills against ‘persons whoJ
‘ came frbm the city of Wnshingtun and ar
resled promin‘eut'bcmocms._ ‘
- A? somewhat conservative Senator, (M‘rf-
Tmmbhll,) in n a'pcech in the Senate. lthel
othﬁreglny. said 1. “There is dangnr in these.!
arr‘éa , and ifllhe'Repnblicnn leaders have;
a spirlgof wisdqm'and forcslght thijy Willi
- refuse lojnstll'y the lease system whieh Mr. 5
Stanton has inaugurated. The people willl
»_ not sustain than if they do. and— they Willi
‘ soon be withut' majorities in Congress undi
rhea State Legisl_nturo§.’i The thing does
begi‘q‘w look "dangerous” Land in more
wayslthnnune, fool l
THE CABINET IMBROGLIO
The latest intelligence from Washington
; leaﬂa to the belief that there will be'no
change in the Cabinet, at least for the
presént. Messrs. Seward, Chase and Blair,
who‘. we were informed, had tendered their
resignations, lmve; at the request of the
President, reconsidercil their action, and,
' it “said, will continue in oﬁice. The Abp
lition Senators, it is reported, are unani
mﬁﬁh in desiring the removal of Stnnton';
Lut tlliS‘Wé do not believe. Moreover, if
. it were true. the President having rebelled
ngiinst their dictation, will‘ not“ probably
act upon their advicehJlt is said, also, that
herefus'es to accept Gen. Burnside’s resig
nation ; so that, under the auspices of Mr.
Lincoln, Mr. Stanton. and Generals Hal
. teckrana ‘Bumside, wernny look for a few
more military blunders am: butclieries
within-a reas'epably short time. God save
_ the country! | I
' ' OUR BENTIMENTS.
gin speaking of the next nominee for Gov
.m‘nor of (.1115 Suite, 1111; Carbon Democrat
eayg : ’ - ‘ A
”The people willdemnnd that ourstandnrd
bearer shall not only be a' man of undoubt
ed ability, but oua,wbo Ims the courage to
'cbafge home upon‘ (he enemy.’ We want
n‘mnn who-can take pasition side by side with
Baguio Seymour and his glass of statesmen.
‘57 Amm of clear head a‘nd L 161! nun. The
timh demand cdurageotia statesmanship ;
a séltesmnnship capable of comprehending
our position, and a. Egan-f. brave enougH to
assert and maintain thy Right at. any hnz~
and and against. any odds.”
SO any we!
‘FRAU'DULENT CONGRESS
The Ad‘ﬁﬂhistrntion. says‘ the Sunbury
Qmmdt, in their" dean-9‘ to aeremhe will
of the people and carry out their. revolu;
J tienary projects, it is stated, intend getting
{I set of bogus Congressmen from the seeed»
ed States. to be spleen-d}; military pests,
under military regulations. With bayonets
—o‘ver {lls polls, the Administration: can of
mnne‘elect Abolitionists anywhere, and us ‘
‘i‘nmy' of them as they desire. thus perpe;
tntiug a 'great fraud- upon Congress and
.'th'e people of the law-abiding States. What
‘use to elect Congressmen in Pennsylvania,
‘ if bogus” members can thus be elected to
vols 'lhem down 2 .Snch outrages could
nevei bé contemplnted but. by the phrty in ‘
power. And they should be discountenanced
and i'ebuked far it by every honest man 9f
whateyer party in tfie North. ‘
“While the Government was'adminia
toréd bi the' Democratic party, 5y Demo
cratic statesman, and in accorda'nce With
Democratic principles, the nationowu
Wain}. prosperous and happy-Halt the
fell spit“. of negro fanatiéjsm stepped if), a
sectional party “'ué organizad—the people
listened to the syreu song of the tempter.
And—where are we? ‘ j
.E‘The Cincinnati Enquirer a'sks, “Are
we goinglaopansume ourselves, make the
Squth a Golgotha, and the Nora: a ruin,
{of the beneﬁt of Abolition philanthropy?
” m enable them to try experimen $5 on the
cipccny of the negro for civilixition ind
welfjgéyernment!" .This is a momentous
qjaﬁb'n.
”Forney has got a new name. TllB
2 New York World calls him the President’s
305.; Form; barks for the President, 8051
5.13.!!!ng .dnﬁside his door for tbs bones
thﬁfﬁip‘c‘mgrmional lackies moi throw £9
lIIWQJSH ~ :
9Tb; #bohﬁon leaders and presses
grim-kings geneml man to inqrelle the
limo“ ofrthnt Mlﬂent disunibq shut,
nhﬁ‘i‘eh Yoxk Tribune. Such men need
ivvtßh‘HSe ' - I 3
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I Genoa] Bumaidﬁtlkes upon himselftha
{whole restponsibility of the but. and mu
ncre of Fredericksburg. He fully exone
rapo the _President. the Sunday of War
and the Geneml-in-Chiet’. We must ths-rn
fore accept him as he presents himself he
forb u-x. and hold him to the fearful respon
‘gihility which he assumest ~ Neither higcnnf
doJmPnt with the bereaved relativeﬁ and
friends of the gallant dud, nor the synup
thy. he expresses for the brave and inﬂiin
lng wounded, will shield him from th cvn}
turn he deserves, or avoid a verdict fit ini
bompetonny nnd sentence of romrizl.-T
Having acknowledged the man | ant
against Lwe's strong positions to ha'v‘eibeen
his own planning, there needs nothing mon
to natiafy the pithlic mind that: he is. not ti
to béentrnpt‘ed with n‘large command am
movvmvnts that ‘x-eqnire judgment, pm.
dence and the very highest military skill'.
He may be useful as .a brigndicr, or everi
as commander ofn d'ivisifm, actin’g ,undo
the orders of n competent_superiof; bu
the battle of Froderickshum outnhlishesth
fact that he is deﬁcient in the combinatin
ofqualities necessary to constitute n com-1“
ma‘ndpr-in-vhiei‘. Ifqmuvt look hefdte an
behind; he must know 'hin own amiy; ha
mun be acquainted withhis surp‘li‘esvh
murt know the force hi the tummy; he mum},
be acquiintcd with it< p‘ﬁsition; he“ nihi
estimnto the abiliéy‘ol‘ its ccmmnndcmghéi
must survey the political clmractvrhfﬂlhc
contest, with all its surroundings. ﬁniall
of these qualiﬁcations General Ambrbs‘q-E:
Burnside has shown himself nhsoiuteilfﬁ'ﬁ
ﬁcient. Fpr our part, we had hopml' more
from General Burnside. and we yet nie in.
clincd to beline that. in a spirit of infighti
nimity, he .atepped forward to shield the‘
blundcring ll'ulleck. the ambitious Sucre‘
tux-y of War and the imbecile Presidhn}.~—t
Patriot (9 Union» ‘ ' i
WAlthough Gvn; Burnside nuumes the
responsibility for grossing the ‘Rafin‘nhan
neck, he‘does not screen the War Dépa‘rt—
ment and den. Hulleck for their inv‘xcua‘a
bie delay in forwarding the pontoon bifidges
-'-a delay which is at the bofton: of the dis
aster. Upon this finint he}; gmeﬁnusiy
tacit in his report, ﬁlmugh it is very‘l weil
known he was [not qnite so silent.whdn.he
procneded to‘WashingtOn. twrenionsiraie
on the subject. If the pantoons had been
ready when Gem's—llmm” arrived. 36‘ Fai
mouth with the bend of ihe coipmn. be
conid have crossed over withdnt rezﬁkg nee.
for at that iime there was éniy n iniﬁdful
of rebel troops at Froderickciwurg and the
heights were nnt fortified. iiiiero, then, in
a direct rﬁspnnsihiiiiy {n be that by Unllnck
and the Secretary of War. 1 Who will un
doFtake to shy that they n’rei‘nbt primarily
gccountabie for _thc disaatol: “'Lliich foilzwed?
WHO IS EESPONSIBLE?
The New York Times, milieu! in RARE
publicanism, says McClellan's stntm'nont:
that ﬁhe-évents this war have‘shown that
the ﬁghting qualitiﬁs oflnur private soldiers
muy be relied upon, and that if military
failures occur they must. be nttriblute-d‘to
defects in organization. command. or plans.
is strictly true, and only conﬁrn‘u what the
phblic have 'lee‘rntd from the current Lis
tory of owrv engagnmont since thouvar hp
gun; and Hum, adds: “It is the, govm‘n
ment at Washington, and not tlfe p‘nopla
'of the country 'or the private soldiers of
the army, who m'ust. be held responsiblgfor
our military failures.” Thisjs solemn truth
——nnd it'the whole Abolition press vi'oulzl
join the Times in promulgatingit, we might,
hope fora speedy and salutary ch‘angP‘of
men and measures at’ Washington. V The
Democratic press has no inﬂuence there,
and the wholesonie truths it utters are
thrown away (in the fanatics and miscreants
at the Federal capital. .- ‘
ﬁrmident Lincoln, in his last mos
snge, says “if tLie slaves leave their‘old
places they leave them open to white léabor
ers.” They surely may {:0 down‘ Sputh and
take the pluses yamﬁod by the slaves. In
plain words, if the nogroes come Northund
take the while Ilaborcrs’l.places, can't. the
latter go down South,nnd take the negroés’
places—in the cotton,riceand sugar ﬁelds?
The President says so, and lnborlngﬂmen
should all fall glad that‘ the subjectl has
thus been plainlyelucida‘ed.~ ‘ ‘
_Segiously-Lis not that portioﬁ of $ll9 mes
sage an insult tqevcry white working mz§n
in the North? , ‘
383 A Washington writer myé, armhd
sentinels pace in‘front of the White Hduse,
and when the President. rides out he‘ is ac
ompanied by a guard of armed men-:e'ap—
} ing the style of the French Emperor. How
humiliating to the Americau citizen, who
once prided himselton the simplicity and
beauty of republican institutions, but'which
have departed, upon the advent. of the rad
l icals. Mrs. Lincoln, too, the papers ‘Fny'
lrides in a special, car at Government. ex
lpensé viben she goes “ahoﬁping” to New
York, or wherever she goes! . l
S‘Tbe Rebel sympathizﬁrg iii the Ninth
are continually pratiug about “observing,
the Constituticn” in dealing with “nights.
The only way the Constitution propose; tp
deal with traitors, is, to hang than—Re
publican paper. .
That i; the way, and if the wicked traitors
.who aye mining the country, rabbing the
treasury, and trampling the Constitution in
the dust, dv) not. get, banged, it. viii be mer
cy instepd 6f justice that saves them. ‘ ,
ﬁlinVnn Wyck has introduced u._biﬂ
in.Congresa to increase 'the monthly pity of
the soldier-é. He should, inﬁ-oducé one Ii
pa} what is due them._ Theft pay is in a‘
man, we learh, from three to ten months,
whilst [her families of many of themare
suﬂ'exing athome in conseque'nce.
IS‘A very gallant and skiﬂfal oﬂicex" in
the army from Michiggaa'rwu ‘asked, lth’e
other day, why he did nof receive the promo
tion which was long since due him. ”He
remied, “ Because I have had no opportu
nity yet to make an Abolieiqnj speech“: ‘
H’The Pottswwn Ledge: says, two ne
groea in that county reqently visited 3
house in the absenso of the men, knocked
dgwn a girl and plunderédﬁhe hpuse. Fa:
the: Abraham, take the people's mohég
and give us four'millioua more} , "
ﬁ-Mead, of the New Oregoh‘PlaSndjeql
er, in out {or Vauandigham for Preeidént,
Judge Carmichael for Vice President, ind
D. A. Mulroney for Governor of lowa.
3001-?"18 T.Campbell. of Pnnglin
chum}, is; ported to have been king; in
the frodericknburs ﬁght. ’*
m PRESENT CONGRESS.
The blackout page in American history
lwill be the history of the present Congress.
; With interests of the most momentous
‘chamter, involving the perpetuity of our
free institutions and the very axistrnoe of
the natin'n, committed to their bands. they
' have shamefully betraycdr their trmt. tram
pled upon the rights of the Hoopla and
brought the country to the r ‘ry verge of
ruin. Lthrough their insane eﬂ'utita Lowry
out n 'party'platl'orm. . ’
g It was thought that the voice of the loyal
tpmple of the oduntry as ex pressed through
the Lance-box at the recent plectionstwould
:deter than; from persistent‘e in their‘career
'of frilly xyd crime. But instead ofhocding
the voice ‘ ol' the people they have become
fmore maddened and infatuated than ever.
if" proof othia we have only to look at the
lyirnceedings of this Congress since the cam;
amengement of the present session. ,The
iJacohin faction that. control iLseem deter»
trained to carry thingq with a high hand‘
'durinp the hriefterm ‘ior mischief yet al-
Elotted't them. In the face aftheplainest
I principlls of the Constitutions. in deﬁance
,bi' all Img unriprocedent. regawilma of rea
son, justice or: the instinctsmf humanity.‘
theynrge their drstmctivo thmriesm‘ithn
fanatical zeal th'at is‘appa’lling to every well I
wiéhvr of his country. . 1 i
They nuns hvys undrr the whip nn’d spur
of The'quions Questinn thnt \muld (li~;__vmcc~K
lhgstalute bodks of Austritﬂor Russim—Jl
They uHerl mnjﬁmonls on 1!)" ﬂoo; of the?!
Somtéchumborund in the-hall oflbe Home.“
nf‘Rrpresenmt‘Li'ves‘ which, i ultmodv in!
England or Fumes. kvould‘in its the peon
ﬁle: to roiroluﬁon nndlin a“ p anility-cost
ﬁne authors their heads: Powgrs nreclnim~
cd for the executive which sound strangely
in free republican America. ’
'the thirty-soventh Co'ngresr M“ be r -
membered only my a lasting disgrmo to the
muntry. nﬁd its name will be' :3 hissing and
hy-wm-d to all future generationaﬂpim d;-
Times. '' v > : ,
ILLEGAL ARRES'HS. _
Rccnnler Hoffman, 09 New York. in his
chm-gé to the grand jury last Mhiitlny, said:
The removal of nny‘permﬁ from this
Stats; into any other State or :torritoty, to
anewer any charge :at' having’ committed
horn ml offence against the IeWB of either
therUnited States or the Stat ‘, is without.
the authority of “W. And a ery pgrsnn,
{whathen he he an otﬁonr or pm ate individ
ual. who shall thus seize and confine any
lpersnn wimmsoevpr with inte t either 59.
gm-étly tn cnnﬁne' or impriion i im here. or
ltd romnve him oubof the Stain. arts in viula
grim-qr” Ihr statute. and renders “szch liable in
jindiv’mmrt rllll] imivrisaument. U! on the trial
of H 10?) indivtnieht, tho tut-t that such
2 izurp, vonﬁnnment _nml n-n wnl was LM
' Jar qf the President 91' (In: United Sluice; or ma,
amber (f In: ru’u'm't, or any ot/mr :jr’z‘ctr I-Lt/zr
‘(lm-rmnumt. 11~3llconklit1rlp no legit! 4/ofrncp.~
{withnr the Page-‘illent nnr‘nnv memher at
he cabinet. nﬂ’otherlofh‘cer. (nht, jiniioini‘)
Hts-anyhwful‘ﬁuthoritytn ordm‘ttheweizm'e,
pr impri=nnnle_ t. or removal from theiSmte, ‘
of any citizen ‘0!" the State, far any oﬂ'v-nvv
iﬂ'mtovvr. committed, or £llloqu to huvo‘
tic-(3n committed,within its borders.
1 3nd again: i
E Thqt in a State, nnl iwing the mono offic
im:l miiihlrv ope‘mlinnx [not h'u'ingoveu
inn nrmy \\ithim 31> lmi-(Ilms, not Wr-h nnv
46‘1Iivi-v.-.exoopliric ~uch,u~‘ nvw l>e mi their
{my in ﬂight. thr- imttlm of the Cumtimtinnu
iiml’thn .linion. whme laws are n‘ntlolhu uci
éti nr (it-Em]. ‘whern no {mm (if the ‘\lmv
furtixd ” cnnl, Ly anv constructilmdm mad.-
. ppiiml-lo to any person in it. rnu<tvrml.'nto
iiiilitnry so viva. it _iq my‘tluty 11L njlulgo t )
declare if) "011 that, the s‘oizure of lu-r cili
éns,, th ‘ir secret imprimnmo rt ﬁzz-inst.
itwir wililthoir removal from wr llL‘l‘d-‘ls'
\ itlmut. authority: of law to {mom-1' to crim
ihnl or other charges. their mniiur-mc-nt in
1 lace: lmi'ond the renéli of lugni more“, is
i7' violfxtion of the right: Mount] [0 {ham
y the Constitutihn and by tih hrwe, and
ii is the right andysoiemn duty: (it the grand
_‘lry to inﬂict any persnn ‘nrlpilrx'nnu who
have in‘lhcse‘respects uticlxdud n 3 Linamhe
luw. , ‘ i .
i 4 ...“. ”1 ___
rm: NEW STATE Anmmnirmnox
’ E IN NEW YQE'K.
IIA Ngw York loner \griter, in noticing
the renmrif of a Washingtonicmireepnndont
tlia‘tit \vngundersltond there th:lt Gov. Spy
rimur, who gneg into office Jinn the ﬁrst of
January} will allow of no more an bitrary ar
rLstsrin New York State, says 5’4
vL’l‘he wxiN-r id pbrfoctly corré (nu I hap
n to know) a? to the nrbitrniﬁv arrests.—
’ he Gnyernnr's mesmgn‘, \vhibh i: now
(1})om ﬁniuherl. and which willﬁe sent. in '.o
t'ie Legisii‘tture q week ham lie-marrow.
ill take unequivocahgmnnd; in that re
ageét; but more} immpdiatolji important
t inn that. perhaps, mil’be theideciared de
t rminntinn to .lrmit ,no (Ira/Z in this Slafe
14 less the F deralgdminisiralion rcécdexflmn-il:
zmcipalinn ‘po’it‘y. > . A . _
l I give yo , this an n mhtter ofnewa. which
the public ‘genjerally will be interested to
Hi ar. My: ailiority for it is mi reliable as
‘ fiat of th Go'vernor’ himsolﬂ Mr. Sey
nur’s ide. is that it is not, within thestrict.
ilira of his uty to his constitnéhts. nor to
iii 9 country? at, lnrize, to permit‘white mén
to be takenifrom their families hare to free
nbgroes South, and this‘igea you may rely
; u an it, will he worked out in the mesnage.
lie will at the-Mme time reitei‘ate his de
t rminatinn to p’mh on the war for the guy
-1 piesmion of theft-ballion. {ﬂedgling all the
‘ risources of New Ymk, in men nd money,
gigthe President will but no for the “ Union
In? it was, and the Constitution as it is.”
——;.——_——v...oo———-‘
l vﬁ‘Those who have, wide intercourse
with members of Congress. diicover that
‘ tiiosie from the West and Northwest return
tA-LWasbing‘lion with decidedly conservative
vi ws of the proper conduct of ﬂung: and
'oti our political future, while the stem
'33 ‘leew England members grow more rad
kl] daily. 1 ‘
._.—_..“...H...
{@“Pofit'ical priaoners," about whoin
we hear so much, are genenlli men who
wOn’t voteﬂhe Abolition ticket; and are
therefore kiﬂnapped and imprisoned, with
the intent. =of scaring others out of' being
Democrats. Finding the thing worked
rig‘zht the other way, the butilee exp open
ed, lest. the ‘people‘ should open ‘tbem.
1 —-———-——-—3-<oloo————- '
’ b- “We ate coining, Father Abraham 1"
Over 1200:? lets have desalted from sev
eﬂ Massachusetts regiments. Such is the
ndnouncepent of the Pxovoat Gu‘ard bf that
StLte. At this rate Emachusetts’ "900,-
Wn. -
. -—-——~ N - o—-————— .
FA man in lowa. recently hung him
uef. He had been aoonshnt readerof the
Nﬁw York IBM. ‘
If the Tribune caused his deuth it is not
the ﬁrst one; for at Just ondnlf of the
lives lost in thin wax- un be charged to thnt
niggerized establishment. ’
bane radial sheen deolu-d tlutthero General: in mum—A member of {the
aro .aome pennant fellow, culling them.- Senate VI! committe ‘5 repl‘esangedto have
selves-Democrats, who no conspiring to ro-' ” impemously reputed ”‘ on Monday.
attire the Union !E“ a calamity! J" The'ro no three ’ nonl- who ought to be
“‘l‘". """‘——7' ha“! !” A great. gun, 900p]. believer]:
WU, B‘. Senior Puma, of lat. died on yuan! Salmon mould luﬂ'er Hashim pim-
Bafnrdnywobk.‘ , ’"hm‘j ! , V:1 ‘ 1
WAR ﬂaws .or am:l wan ‘
General Burnside‘aasumes the responsi
bility for the recent movement net-ass the
Rnppahannock. The complete oﬁicill re
turn of the Federal losses at Frederick:-
burg shown atom} of twelve thousand three
hundred and eleven killed. wounded and
missing. Lee chiins that the Confederate
loss 11l only‘ eighteen hundred killed Ind.
wounded. ‘
The Confédomtés are ngnin very active
in the northwestern part of Tennessée. "A
body of their cavaly. ,spverhl tbobsand
strong. mndé a demonstraﬁon‘on thé rail
road at Jackgwn. on Friday wefk, and tore
up the track} for a considerabl'p d'istaﬁ'mofh
A general mid on the‘viilages ‘waa in' pro
gress. Cal-rail], ‘Hamboldb. Tighten; and
Kenton had been tukeln. and it. was tented
they would u'pove on Union'cidr.
0n Wedndsday wéxek: a Federal stepmer
was ﬁred uplon ﬁt the town of Commerce,
Missiﬂgipp‘z. iA gunboat; with {s' body of
troopg, was Sent down the river, and .‘tho
town and all} (ﬁg plantatioy‘t My“: ,within'ﬁye
.milc: were destroyed in retaliation. ‘
General Fésterﬁn cpmrﬁnnd in Norfh
Cglrolina, infdlx'ms the War Department that
he has fougﬁt four battles—defeating the
Confédcratgs éncb timeﬁ-and destroyed por
tions of the ‘S’Vilmingtm‘u and Non}: Carol
linn Railroads at Golnlabbm’. The engage:
ments trunk pince at southwest Creek, ans
lon, Whilehnh and Goldabono'. The Fed
eral forces thijn retbrnod In Newberp: Geh:
Foster Vibiteé Washington on ~Wednesday
last. a K ‘ x
h is leport'ledj tlmt’th’é Confederates are“
ngnin movimi on Kentucky fréih Western
'\'irginin, andgthafflLexingtqm [is threaten.-
ed. The Feldémi eomn'mmlers, in is intimat
ed, are fully prepared touchqck the move
ment. ‘ ; >
‘ A severe engagement took place at Lex
ington, Tennelssee. week before hut. The
rebel force coimisted of‘ a. brigade, with six
pieces of artillery. Zl‘h‘ey tint crossed the
Tennessee at Clifton, forty-eight miles from
Jackson. and marched direct. to Lexington,
where they were met on the 'lBtlh by two
Federal cavnh‘y regimenta, with two pieqes
of artillery, under Colﬂlhger‘soll, who ht‘d
been eent from Jackson aminit them. 4
'hattle of three: hours enaued; in which the.
.Federal:; werhjﬁiroed to gum Wayl.‘ Our loss,
..mn seven killed, ,lil" ivdundml. and (moi
hundg‘d and twenty-four captured. , Rebel
losa, thirty-ﬁve killed and wounded. They i
ca tured our artillery. . l
" gheré is no’thin‘g new from thq TLRPDn-i
‘hamiock. Kai shay have heen efch nged
with the eneniy for sewral (lwyﬁ. The riv-‘
er picket“. rmlintaln a frierly disposition l
ﬂown-(ls each chell. - I
It is now‘su'ammlul the! the Banks éxpe:l
‘rlition [started :jfnr .\en; (hit-am. The New.
yY< xk 111-full}v uyvthut B mks gri‘eﬁ there to
‘tnke' the pluqtf of Gen. Illutlnr. Mobile‘isi
lth‘en to he captured, and pn‘nimnnication'
established nn‘gl kent hp lit-tween the 'lw'o!
places. A main nl~iect of the exiieditionl
i\ to counter-um the su-ppoyul projects of,
the; French in_ Mexico and the Southern;
Stlah‘i. l; L . '
1 Army enrr‘euphnvlentJ nepm‘t that there;
i'l'e 217001151 ll‘l‘ﬁilo l mly n' (f mlbilermte :(‘IIVN i
lilry north nl'ihtlm llnvpnlmmmclc. above:
I‘zu-«lerickrhnré. Two l-iile-w ‘oceupy '
ilrnntsville. mnthe Orange and Alexandria
Railrmul, four? miles south ot' Mu‘naisas'
duneli‘ n. ,A+ urnurvessl‘ulr attempt. to,l
ﬂeas. ﬁftien mum below, was made on.
Tncmlny nightl The Federal gniihnat ﬂeet. ‘
in avoid heing lice-hound, have ﬁillen (loim '
the river, and lire nnw lying about. twenty: ;
liveﬁmileg belmy Frmlrritlzi’shdrg. It is re l
ﬁnrtthhat this hulk nf‘ thelConf’mlerale‘
army hm; fnlhln l-mk fro n the “‘osz ntl
Frcdcxickslrurg‘, and “my oeeupy a. line the i
left of “:liich ex'tendsto Culpgpper. ‘ |
' Tho Conl‘cdeiatey evaru itml. Winchester:
on the 15th inxlnnt, retiringtnwards Wood-l
ritnck, on the Linnaeus Gap Iliillroarl. On‘
'i‘uesrlny la‘t ngportion‘nt’ General Geary’s ,
enmmnnd advanced nndnccupied the town. i
It ‘uppgurs fiiou) ‘the diapatph that (the;
Confederates lilu‘e gotten in the rear of
General Grunt‘J army in‘ Mississippi. On?
Friday night mlek they approached Holly i
Springs in force; aml attacked the Federal {
garrison tlicreJ. A “short: resistance wasi
made, but theiFede‘Tral troops were soon I
overpowered arid c‘o "polled to surrender,i
Their loss is replorteciit twolhundred kill-{
or] and wounded. 13an one- hundred and;
fifty taken prisiorleru. The Confederates:
bunned a quantily of c‘ntton. beside United
States governmfnt stores valued at half 11‘
million of dnllmts. Their force is supposed :
th be ﬁfty thouéand, commanded by Gen.‘
Van Dom. Thh main body of‘the Federal.’
army at last accdiunta was at Granada. sixty
miles south of H‘plly Springs. The Federal
army under Genleral Sherman bod reached,
Helen}. and werevpreparing to move down‘
the river. Genéral'Grant, it is also believ
e‘d, will move toiwarda Vigksburg. Helena
ii about: titty miles southhest from Holly
Springs and the game distan'ce ‘orthwesp'of
Granada. ' l l] ;
-A Confederate guerilln party visited the‘
suburbs of Memhhis on Sunday night; andl
carried oﬁ‘ oonlsiderable property. The‘
thwn Obionﬂityiand the bridge over Obion
river, in Nortliwestern‘ Tennessee. have
bhen burned by the Confederates. ~lt is—re
ported that Jeﬂi Thompson is.moving on
New Madrid withl twenty thoutancl men
from Arkansas. 1
.iﬁ-The, Providet , “he had
Richmondvat ohr ﬁngerla endl, but the
prize wusnatched pway by Aliraham Lin,-
cblnl Wu- McDowell heeded to defehd
Washington T- No! “ Nobody believes iti—
We do not think iAbmham Lincoln believed
it It. the time! il‘ha truth is, it- run deem:
ed better thut‘wle should loses thou-an
chances of captuﬁng Richmond, than t 1);
George Bjmcmelmu should capture it!”
‘Hm the Money}: Goa—ln a cape tried be
fore the Courts of New York list. week, it
appeared by tesétin‘mny given, -tha.t {he
steamship Marion, belonging to Spoﬁ'ord A:
Tileston‘, was engiged vi a tnnaport by the
vaemment. at $l,OOO a_ day, with we priv.
ilege of purchnsi her at theYexpil-ation of
the ﬁlﬂt voyage ‘11:; $l,OOO ; ‘bnt it nppun
tliat the vessel mi employed for one hund
ﬂsd .nd iixty-eiglq‘t days; for which $168,000
were paid.‘ and the vessel returned to the
ownem - Thus Ilia Government (Howe it—
self to ba' daily ﬁefwed. ‘ ‘
“WHEN SHALL WE HAVE PEAUET’i ' LOG“ DEPARTMENT.
, Th} Portland Advrrfzm. “19109198 3°: Enoruoxonm.—Tbe commission ..,:
publlcnn paper in Malnﬁlnsl‘s ""5 nnpot- i Jar-oh Bulb?) . 15qu u Promontory, (in
taut and interesting Que-#10“: “"3! “"37”“ pl ice or Cn'pi. Ihiley, deceased) inched thin
i 1 .5 follows: - , ’ inn \\'edueidny, and Mr. B. “'1" "com in nnd
' “We _answer, when C0"?“‘“.”‘"“ he (mored upon his duties on Friday. The com
“and“! that renmn. nit force. In 1'"! DI" mission is {or three years from thoﬂrst of De
vnu'n' oftho rigs» in whic we live. Wlteni .. ,' -
Congress Flmll he wrsnadod that ilmoq‘cember, 1801 Al Harrisburg the matter had
.fumishes nn oxnmpla of m millionool‘peo- been referred to the Attorney General, and he,
pie educated. in»). and independent. being? upon taking it up, git-sired the TM oridcnce
subjugnted ‘O. captivity, ““‘l ruled "83in‘t- of Capt. Bailey’s death belore decidlng. Wm.
their 31023533: ‘Xhtg: $112113; $1311”: Heme“, ESQ'I‘HO had the can in charge:
rsua a no u 1 n on . . ~
5:11: themselve powerfuﬁ enough in nrms,i 'mmed‘“le_" Pmceeded to Washington. "‘1
or in wealth, i 0 establish, and maintain” there chained the iollume fours, 'blch, up
indeﬁnitel , a military despotism over six ' or: being lnid belore tho Attorney. General. h‘e
millionsdoz white men accustomed to free Lat 0“.“ pronounced conclusive. Mr. Moment:
dom, on to a representative} government. I informs us that— A
When Con 033 shall ,bo elsuaded that ' i .
everythayogzt that carriespa doinan%for I In the Pay Department at» Washington Clly,
obedience to law. and to the Federal ov-l "'9 ““3"? ““1 R“! Roll qf‘Cqmpany K, of
eminent, should also carry the announce— First Regiment of P. R. V,?C., for tho months
métit ofa religious resp'ect for the political of July and August last, mnﬁle on: hf Capt. W.
35813“ 0‘“ 0" "MC“ “”5 "‘“f hits arisendxnndl W. Stewart, and npprovtd :hy Col. R. Biddle
[Willingness t%.co:'r" :mll‘ct‘h ‘3' “P 3": tho: Roberts, shows that Capt; J. F. 'Failey wlhs
“sl,“meme in l Mat-"w?
ﬁght on will be .cry of the men orthe Sonthw W- W. Slaw" “WWW“! ‘Mg'f‘w 40.1110 ﬁll-‘1"!
until, substantially, these conditions; we vacant-I. ‘ ‘ l ‘ ,
batie‘ named slnll come to pm. But fejwerl In the ofﬁce of the Adjutant General of the
‘Offiachtfid‘zl “bu“ “"9 t 0 ﬁlljol’ltlﬁe lfiesunl' ' ('. 5., the Muster Roll of Chi. K,'l'or-th,e months
as a‘ a assesvnwa , an: a o we I , s r z . . .
Will bi pioreryi: purse. uri'til the result thntl o-f July and “"5“”! _ I“ r": rec"H_”"hn?n’
gives peace shall be attained. Pencejsilho‘ ”"3“” thnt .the (’“l’u‘m h‘d men lulled. ““d.
child of reason and reciproml interosts.— I‘WJW. Stewart appointed, on the 30th ot’June“
War is the heathen _mid soulless Moloob Ito the command of the Company. ‘ _,
that deVOUlf‘» Without ”ﬁlm's“: ‘PVPKV MB; Copt..Stcwart was appointed under orders
“Eli 9Y9” . Interest. ”In! _slnntls ’3' ti“? wayr from Gen“ Blcﬂlellnn’s HeadQuartcrs. ‘
of 1b; imagmcd or proclaimed no (‘SHIIOR.—. ‘ _ - 1 1
Cold. pitiless, inhumnti, is war in its hestf 'lxen. Thomas, '3": Adttululit Generol.cnn
aspect. It mnkes childrqn fnthm‘less, wives, 5150's the 31‘1"" ROll9 ~ln his ofﬁce .Ihe‘beszl
widows, the .rich poor, the poor miserable. ‘ and most conclusive Evidence of the death oh
the powerml fechlo, “‘9 feeblo dispairi’ng. Capt. Bailey that can be hull. and so it is ooh-E
and the world Itself (‘\'.QUQ‘WV “7h“ at; sid'erod by both the citil and miliu'u-y ahthori-l
ought not to be_toevery‘¢ltizeunnd loevcry, . . ~ , i , .'. , 1
interest, .4 ties. The Mnalor and Pay Rolls in the In)"
,"Butﬁght on. ﬁght ‘on. will he the im.‘
pulsive cry of poiiticia‘nn. of aspirants to
‘ofﬁce, ofGovernmc-m jr-bherg and contrac
tmh. and 9f fanaticplmne idea men. both
ofthe North and m. the’ﬁouth. ‘l-‘ight. on
will be the cry pf standard loyahy. umil the
still small, and yet suhln 10, voice of ’ho
ballol-box shail bud battle}? to Nance. and
reason to resume its sway qver the oouncils‘
ofthe. natinn. Then no hmkbn nutinnnlity
—-no mvidious ,tiﬂes to superinr righteous"
ness in the franw-Work of imghutions and
of society—Fill he recngpizcd, lmt‘a re
nnited~peop}e, with~nhe {ﬂag of nntjmml
glory and strength‘. and nine Constitutinn.
one government. and one Lumeumcy, $ll4lll
Mcome thv inherilunw of all slur people.
East, “Vest, North and .\‘nth'. r‘tllr‘l‘G be
tl‘enson in these Sentiments“ ‘nmke the
most ofit.’ ” . , | ’
We commehd the nn=wer to the careful
nttention'of thosewhn are so free with their
charges of treabon against every Dvmocrut
who spénk’s ofpoago. It is a skgual rcbu e
of the lpresumpﬁnn. insolence Img] i 2 d~.
rance ofsuch' vonal shengs as Foruoy’s I’ '.u‘
and the Hun-Lbufg Telv’graph. ‘ >
\ ' , 7 For the Compiler I
Mn. STMILE :—The ”chem (lepton: le:
condition of the coontry if working out: ts i
etl'écts upon the n‘pinth of the people eve ya‘
where. I hnve‘be‘en absent for sometj e,
and had ample opportunity t°o léhrn tl t.
the tide is turned against the powers “ft.
be. 1' met but onl! man who had the co r
age to Srienk well of the President's proc n—
mationmurl he very soonﬂiseovered [lint
he ivqnshn the wrong ear-fahd with m e
prmlence than most Almlil§on=lals exerciiée
he declined controveny. ' l ' l
' The Conservutive Republican: are sensi~
tive upon the subject. 11ml .witli mainly +-
dependence elm-ounter th‘e. rzltlimls at all
points ﬁa'ml put'thfm :It. buy. and on com
.’uo4ollly.'loo, as .you and l wpill-l tak'é nf
plate of oysters after we‘hnd elected a (fon--‘I
gremmrm;Smte Senator and no Ausomhlg
man, over the head; ofn. dot} mt eimmy.—l
"l‘he fact is, (with uc lann here nt least,):
the dispute i; altogether l-etween mmlerntei
Republicans and the Abolitioni‘ats. “'o'
are a kind ofthirtl patty—not in the ring—t
not. interested—kind of outsiders. The.
'Aholitionists in evvery ins‘umce are the mosti
noisy, hut'heing confronted by the (‘elz~ti-i
tutinp, do like the flea—when you put yoiu'
ﬁnger on him, he is not there. ~ ’3 ‘
Accession! to our ranks nreinumernus',
with us. Outspoken, fearless; and with ,
boldness. do, they dy-pronch"t’he great “017]
umn of tho true _Union ”men, “-1.5 l:%‘
walked in the footsteps of the fmhééE. n ‘
with honest determination, . tent] n'evegﬁ
leave our rank: again. With. opefl‘fo'n‘ﬁi
feSSion do they walk in mmongst .us; ﬁrst-\\‘
'after‘to be- of one heart and of one mindi
politically. ' What hlnoklnndtreasuro might
have been snved had they Emile up thl'ﬁl
miluh two years and six mo’ntgsj ago ; b} i 7
we receive them as t'rienlls @iCon‘ditution ‘:
liberty even-thus late. . § A lflunxb. I
"w— -~~.4-.-,«—»_ ‘
WA correfspondent of {he Cincinnag
Gazette says 'thnt certain . holilinn X 9 '
York members of Congress haye been ‘d :l
tected in rewiving fees for procuring col ‘
missions‘ in the army. in one case chargin
asliﬁgh as four hundred dollars ‘for sewict
‘in proci'zring a. single commission of 1d:
grade! ‘ . , _ ‘
h —-—-—v———-o-.-— _.;_‘_ 3
13"“. is reﬁortod that the Almlitionis
Lovejoy pronounceg "the Constitution, .‘
pied; oflotten parchment that ought to ::
trodden. under foot." The next Congre‘s
3123 mm expe! the‘ infamous traitor. A
they of the prosene have set the exnmpl
and meted but to others, so let. it be met
out to them. ' ‘
3.1116 Utica Telegraph says it hum
that not less 11m: eight. hundred ofﬁcers 0‘
the army of the Potomac sent. in their rel:
signatipns upon the removal of Gen. lie-A9
Clellan. ' i 3!
ﬁ-In handling over a hundred dnllars.j
the Era}. two days the rut week; wq nctugH humus—Allison Jonﬁllmn, Blieher Jacob,’
{forgeiwgg 0:312:23, 23??“ Img a ”13:1; Bucher 'Jeaa'e,* Brown Enos, =Bl‘ame Marks,
e or n A. . z . '
for thegloriohs days once meme!" a Jack: Brnme Wulmm,Bowen LemderYßowu-s Isaac,-
son and'B'entbn Soﬁnd Currency—Gdumbia, Bricker Dani->l, Bun-era Amos 3;, Biahop Geo.,
Democrat. - e Beiller Emumel, Boole Jaqob A;,’Beiller Jno.,
Yes. or a ‘ Jnmec Buchanan cn'rrency.f
when gold wnq thechiel circulating mediunH
We have not seen a gold dolls! for months;
nothing but :rngpﬁ whole handful for I.
dollar! In hikes the Republican pgrty to j
bless the country. ‘ J 1
S‘Gen. Sf‘ael is s‘joker as well as ﬁghtﬁ
er. When' asked if he could take Rich
mond, he replied that he could with I sin
gle one of his regiments. He .would lead
the l—(h N. Y. to within three miles 01'
the rebel capital—let them camp there we ‘
figlﬁ'aﬂd they would steal it before morn
ng . x
80m of our neighbor: has aﬁve dollar
gold piece, which he means to keep for the
purpose of‘showing his children lhe curren
cy tint the country once had. :He hope";
the act. won't. fall under the ban of the
President’d pmcllmation a uinxt "disloyal
practices.” 2. i
”It is reported that one thousand de
rrten from Qohnooticut regiments Ire at
one. ’
ﬂ? Cotton is now broughtinto Humbu
mm from Vermonhukea [mm mattresses:
’”A ’ nilur tion:- 1 cont. db:
I Department are still more full and positive.
Adj. Gen. Thomas ﬁnd Major Pomerny, anu
l
mutter, have i’uxnialu-d ccrliﬁvntes, undeﬁtheirdl
l own signatures, of the evidence referred to,
' appearing from the Rolls in their charge. ‘ l
' —it is the opiniun of lnwyers that an aunt,
ment of (lielLt-gisluturo, to lggnlize the ugh-Ml
‘ the amt-gr who has been n‘cting as Deputy!
i i’rothonmxiry since the 30th oi Jhliollust, bud r
better be hud- I, ‘
‘HN -.h..-~.__*_i-
WCHRISTM§Spussmi oﬂ' in n uiot wnr.‘
‘ Yu‘ung Amoricn’,’ was on hand in he mlm‘t-W
ing with ﬁre crackers, km, but {we do nt thiigk'
that the usunl inreitmont «ms made in Unit
sort (3f thing. Good dinuz-rs \rvrclhc order M 1
the day. Every household srrmed to luwé ;
provided a “ (‘hriymas turkt-y." There was
‘inuch sgvinl enjg-ymont‘ ‘ I
Appmpiiate and highly interesting religiousl
exercises worv had in the (_iornmn iletnrmql
Church, hy'llri’. Mr; litK hrrf—nnd in St. Jnnw‘s
Luthn-r.ln,hy llchlrJissirlc‘, -, ' ’ ' Z i
Christmas tau-191m Thursday. rAn nhll
trndttion, published Imin:- yohm ngu‘ and uuw'
in thekeeping oi the ilrlllrl! Mun-um. t'nutain's
the following ris-to the hunters to trunqniri- [hp
ycqr sucrccdiny a ('lir’x-I'tmns' (‘in Thursday: 1
L‘ (‘hriztnws 0h Thlunnlgy he,‘
A\t indy “inter yoh slinll are. ,‘
\Vilnlfwvuthtr in 'cxirh. work. ’ 7
And lmrtl tcmpcsts, stratigz uml thirkl
Tl)!‘ sum‘mor slmll lie ‘guo‘ll I}l|(l/(lr_\',
. Corn and beast! sh'nii multiply;
That your is guud fair lnnds l’o till?
Kings and Print-1 a shall hit- by dd“.
11" a (lliltl horn on that die}: slzull in‘,
It shall hnppcn right heel for lhcc.
V Qt‘nlut-xls, lu- s'mll hi- gmul 13ml Ruble.
Wm- of speech unfl‘lcnsmnthlv. ‘
\\'imioviliul lll|_\‘ {lnt-s thidvin': about,
1 lei in- [ulni-hl-Il willuglt n’ lluuln‘
And ll Sickm-es [hut (in) lu-iiile,
lt :hall quitlily Imm l; m“ glide.
THE LfﬂUXES' FAIR, u! She-mix- .‘c RlPhh-n'9
Hall, is n devided fu'ccoss. Tlic ngcudmce has h ' _-_ ” ﬁARiﬁILb.» ' ' d
bm-n full “I“ the tune, and. wu an; lmy-pyﬁtn he] . A , . .
iufnrmed the row-i I“ I'll i‘nm- T‘e F ' ‘ ”' n'" 2T" "N -l" ”"M'W‘xrz lr.‘ 11W.
~_ . ‘l' ’ " “‘*. ‘;; ” ‘" r' But-Ha, )lr. HASH-IL I'UL'F‘K‘H'K. ..r Li
“‘l‘ ”WP“ ““5"“ ”H's .m- “m "Sinrl- m. ”Mun m up 1:L1/. \nrml, aungm‘or .‘
ment of 111:“th is st‘ll larde and ilﬂitillg, and. [ix-\"wriﬂ' Light." r. or" \I nu Hh' um-m'nii».l 1
we ﬁrst. 'l'ﬂl‘gﬂins mm‘ m. Lndf“ ‘1 0.: Nu- 27M) int!“ :\l‘lhv rv~idgy§Hv of “r. Vul
_:._.‘_..V ~I-,- L __L..- ' :vnlim- dip-vm-r. I!) “M”, J'. K. Mm”. \lr. JAG“
ﬁ‘Om Carrier requests 11:: m 5.3.!” that [m L. MM)!” In .\Ziss A3}; .lL (H's'i'tilhwth |
1. ,-. u ._ ‘ .g ; Adqthaunr}. ,A ' '
will ‘.Hm m.» h}: fouu 'frn.nd~. on, Thuxuhgh “n \‘m xmh iu=l.. M”WV. H. Pyrisnmgr. £1
mummy, “uh a .\ew \\olrif Addrcu, nppm- U'IL-zmuu. MA 1; -\‘. junu' ("ff “gimp," _u
priu c to. the mcasionu~ “Be ‘nui’y I“ lo"—y IS \\H X. RHVMHIR In .\lils HLQZXN 1‘
buy a “,1,“ I . ﬂ ' ESXYIHCR. “01‘: o: C m..!l ur-umy. MIL I l
‘ ’. ’ g . “ AL Bliz-Qy‘av'xh'uxxzt. nu Lh - Ihh inst .hf Rm
“f 5 PM“ MW “m 1"” "‘"m-V, “"“1‘ wmxn, Lam». .\l:-. cmuvmx max'rzus :1;
and mm? 1" “HM": "5 “ML EM: “MUM. Mm \mmn 1.0 m.“ tl-mglm-rnf m. I.
Cnrrid‘ insists, will LL- “myth. ihc covetedr .\lcllingg-r, former], urmis county, all uflillim}
lrclhtmrn. l’u. ‘ ‘,
h quarter."
-_ r _, _, ‘ ['u lhul'eﬂmvm I‘m-k 4 .wI-mm'yl Pu , (an 1' ‘
IQTWe genrn Hut tho .Eﬂnihinow nf the MU: in-L. I} Rm. .\lr. .\mhvua. .\ir. MAHTL‘
English and ('lassic ln<tituftnlin this place, nu: 1} mxl‘”, ”1": nne- "r 1?” “'hk’r" "t '1” ‘é'?
~ , .u _ ‘ C. ‘ . ~ '7‘ impmﬁ ln? " run-n. 1 in()i~'.‘('forHLL-r yu l 1
M' ““3 “*“Wz‘?” 9“? “9““) "““n’s‘f”: hsrmml" oﬂiu-.) lo mas KAN) 5. Jul'su
clmmccu throngnoug. Immune (‘clchmunu 1u; ”0‘ ham“ :1. ‘
-or the Sabbath School of Chgisl’. glhurch-, on
Wednesday exeuing. ‘ 1 . ’ , '
, WWO lmrn‘llml n h-w duh! .I;an n pickél
skirmish with some nbel cal-{uhﬁmenrl HA9»,
per‘: Ferry, Samuel \\'iL—onyﬂvnrge Spgnzlcr}
and Theodore Fitesmf Capt. Hunter's Cmvnwmy,l
the lnkbu pri'spners, $111.! myoun‘g'Vﬁcikerf
was Wullndl‘d it the log. 09 the other hand
oﬁur F 0) 5 cupmrcd n rebel Captain, ta mecnunl
and some prisonels. ‘ “ '
magi {6531177
Cur Srrrnu': Van‘DL-c. 23. 1862
'l Dun Cuxmmm :—-Perimps I: will he a autis
-I'. faction to muuy pexsonsi in Adams county-,l}.
:1 know in what Cnmpnnied-thcjr ‘friends are th-n.
‘ are in the new. In;m§m,’r.‘;n. ‘1 wngire
+1; you a lie! of Company Fa—asTollbws : ‘ 9'
‘3“ CAPT‘Ix—J. J. F. Gillilnxyd. ‘ , I ‘
‘il [Murmurs—lat, JCQ. Pixtenturf; 2d, Wm:
p: X. Snnders. ‘ . I, z, ' '
4‘l: Snausvs—ln, Edward‘ﬂoriu: 26, Joby
is 'l‘; 00¢; 3d, Hugh’ G. Spin: ;‘? _4Lh, Wczley A.‘
1‘ Rem-y ; sm, Henry HJucguu. ‘' , l
‘4 Couponns—lsl, ankﬁtock‘sdelxl ;2d,‘l'x-ed-1
Lh‘erick Mam ; §d, Jphn 11..qu ; m, John 11.}
‘l‘ Piuentnrf; 5111, Alexander Inhobs; 6th, Wil-1
1% liam Toot; 7th, John-g. Edger} [ﬁlm'Gem-ge/i
|“Emzleb'erl. ‘'' .1 l
)lusxcuN—John Ju’cobp. . , r.
, Wmoxn—J. "Franklin Stoke. 1 _ j
l Bailey George E.,* Brown Barallart.‘Cvnahmlin
1 William, Clearer Levi's. Gooly Phlllp, Comfort
Jacob, Coo Charlea A, Cooly Samuel, Cool
Peter, Cogllnn John, Graver Augustus, Decker
Peter, Dnll John, Day Jol€phLFlml Wm. 8.,
l, Forney Daniel, Gulao Levi, Genier John F.,
Grilﬁtll 'Jamea, Gocbenonr Edward, Hankey
Jacob, Hankey lone, Herman Christian,
Fﬂon‘deahell Sumnel, ﬁortlng George} Hemlgr
George, Heal Joaeph,‘ Hauler Henry,f He‘rner
Abraham. Holman Jesse, lmhoﬂ John G.,
Kricllte'n Levin, Keilloll; Dnvld, King Jecob'E,
Laughman Henry, Little Henry, Laydom Levi,
Linn Willi-m, Marsden George, Miller Lewis,‘
‘Miller Steward, Nave George,’ Noel Stephen,
‘Noel Aloysius, Noel Jerome, Noel Emanuel, ‘
Osborn Henry, Patton? Andrewdr PhillipsGeo.,'
Bedding Joseph, Beck Samuel, Riley Jae. EL," ,
Spangler Henry, Spingler William, Spengler
Samuel, Bull] John, Slonaker Henry J., Stan. 1
er William A., Scott Abraham, Small Jacob
A., Studebaker William, Sheeler Martin, Sow
l‘cre Jacob, Schrlver Isaac, \\'eiamantle George,
,Waybrighs Jacob, Wilaon Han-inn, Whip
‘ ohn 3., Yeagy John A. l
“Thou marked ' are absent. -‘ I
, fDlschar‘od on hebeaa carpal.
;~rra,rr•
’ TELEGRAPH.—-Ge§lyulng bu nm
gnph, In camplete working order. ‘On Wednes
' d.’ hut, “communications" were opened tit]!
:Bnuover, York, Hntmburg, and Bnltlmq ,L—
-in short, “with an the world snd the reﬁt o!
snnkind." The ofﬁce here In in (3th
l‘burg “net, at In}. John Scott'l. §
ACCEPTED—Rev. A. C. Wedekln
Lebanon, has «copied the can tendeté
by St. John's Lutheran Grinch of Lnn
city. lately under the pnsloml charge}!
0. Stack, now of Dayson, Ohio.
ﬂ-Frenuh anjijCorwell, and a midi I I!“
ruled u I descrtér, made their encnpe m
1116 Jill on Wcénesdny week. They we: , la
lulu-l during thg day, allu'ed the ﬁiirile 'of
the hall of the prison. They luck? 8 10¢ 03
one oi the cells not so wail secured ‘qs pl!
own-7111811 “ quarried " through the wall" 3‘».
mulled the yard, and speedily made Mu eut'
opening through lin" 'yu'rd-w'all :6 permit. heir
egman. Eﬂ‘orts were made :6 re-nrrosr'tTem,
b 6: they up still at, lirgc.
”A very large ﬁre wnp obsellred from this
place on Wednesday night, supposed to u a In
iheimmediute vicinhy of'Culodonin Sprin_..
Another ﬁre was seen on Thuhdny nuht,
which .\\e [are informed Was lthe burnin of
sen-ml am ks ofhny mu} fodder at Dr. 3110 b's,
"Cluin‘ouf," near Emmitsburg. 'l‘th ﬂ . is
supposed m bani been caused by ﬁroacmcaers.
7 apéeial mango-i.
A Card to the Suﬂbring.
The Rev. Winn.“ Postmark, while labo
ne'n Missionnry in Japan, was cured of I
sumption. \ilien all other menins had failed
a recipe obtained from atlearncd physician
siding in the grout City of Jeddo. Thisre
has cured great numbers who have: anﬂ'o
from Consumption, Bronchigia. Sufi Thr
Coughs and Cold". and {he'dol-ility and new
depression mused by these disorders. .
Desirollll'of licuvlilling Min-rs, I will 3‘
this rccvipe. whiili i lure Draught hunw
me, to all who nee-l it. ﬁrm- of charm!
Addresg 7' ' '
Rev. \\'“ C(JSGIguVE,
431) Fulton Avenue.
Brupklyn, N. X
Dec-. 15. 1862.':1y
THE MARKETS.
» / GETTYSBHlG—Sn‘umuvus'r.
F10ur.........‘....._....2..,..................0<25 lo 6
Rye Flour. 4
\\'hi‘.(- \\’1xc.n........,.......4............1 25 [9 1
Rod ‘\'hcut..............E.....g..u......l A 25 to 1
Corn . . .
Kym...".......................
(Mus .
BIIL'LWh-"ﬂ!‘...~....'..........
01m ePb‘u d ................
Mummy 5ce»1:........... .
Flu Seed.
Phaer '0! Paris
Hnswr ymuml, pm' Img
Pork’
ISA LT} \XUIHi—-—Fumn‘ up?
Flnur u 'u; m c
Wht-ul ... I! ‘.u 1
Rpm..." .. .. _E—‘ZO lo:
’,‘urn.........‘.................§.. .....‘m 70 m,
(m.: ....... ...... 66 m
Clm‘n-r 5H'1‘.‘........ . 6 '37 |p i!
Tllnmhy .\\-c 1'................... ..... 2 ‘2“ w 2
“Hr! mm», per hv:‘\-1............. . 5 50 ‘,n 9
ll”;!$,']l(‘f huuvi............ ...'.. 5 up u-o’
nugum .04 um
xvx.s,L.-y......,‘.. 4: w '
(ignuo', l‘crmiun, pvr tun..‘...a... , 'l5
quuu-m—Tm “an“ Lu!
Flour, (mm H :wn.15..,. .... ..
NI
Du. (rum awn-a
thnt ~..-.z..........
“'\q...................,
1‘m‘n........
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r‘l‘ulrl‘q..... ....-
(ﬁn-tho l'm‘u'inst , lly Rm’. .\l muhm:ln.al
ﬂxl- hull-10 n!’ thr- h'x-k-Vx LINN-r, \lr'. JU‘HIV’I
KITTINGER w 11:55 ll \SXAH I’LAXK. All 0
this ‘counlv. ‘
mﬁbituluy nomes ('.xcomlinq six line
will Furl-“fur lu- vhxugx-d n 1 luff our ’usuni ml‘
verusinq rules for all onu- tlnu number -
“mufﬁn . r M
~ ' DIED. ‘
On lhr’ 7th i:l.~‘t.,'llr.' HENRY BUSUMAX
o} Muumjoy townshibplgtd 751chr310 month
'und 5 «Lays. . ‘ l 1
m lhé 22d init., mun MATILDA "All“
BAI'HH, ngvd .12 )‘Gnrs 3 mmuﬂln I}:ch 2! day
(In the mm in‘nL. HENRIETTAJduughwr o
Mm. mme Saluéivcx, of Ilunlcrslqun; a";
nhmu 2 _\e um. , .
) (m uni Im. imam. WILLIAM (‘., ana'nn n.
19m, MAGGIE VleiGlNlAnch‘i‘ldren at 119 m
’B. \\'enner, of Snub-In township. J .
0n the 11th inst, HEXRi’m‘ged 13 year: 1:
months and 4 days; on the ﬁlth, EDW‘AﬂD
'nged l 4 ymrs 10 months sing! 3 days; on in
1711:, WILLIAM. aged 4 yenu lo mouthing-'-
‘, 11 days; bn thé huh. DANIEL, aged 9 nit
1" and § months ;' on the 'Mnh, JA‘CUB, ngca 1'
”cars and Sponths ;-4\“ ofdlptberiHhildn
“of Mr. Jncob Palmer, of .\lounljoy township
\thil canmy. .
- 0n the 9th inst“, M. Plymouth, Illinois, AN |
‘ELIZA, wile of Charles 81. (Jul-rem, fa met! :
tof Cumin-Hand ‘ownship, Adam: count; P 3.
tagcd 3'). year: 1 month nnd 9 days. 3 r
f 0n the. 4th Sun, in Mcb'hartyatown, BEAN.
~CIS 1., son of Mr. Joseph Burkee', in the 30th
lyenrof his age. . _
1‘ On the 22d of November, GEORGE Wig - .
‘of Solomon )1. and Henrietta L. Myers, aged - I
years 1 month and 24 days. ; l
For Sale.
X 25 HORSEPOWER ENGINEVwith 8 Bon
en and a large copper Worm, made (qty
iuillery, muting 400 bushelsﬁorn daily.—
Willbe sold at low price. Apply to ‘ ‘
'~ CLARKE, ALBAUGH & 00., ‘ ,j
Dec. 29, 1862. 7w Frederick city, Id. ‘ g
License.
i HE following‘applimtion to keep I p'nhllgi
‘T house of entertainment, has been ﬁled: [..'
my oﬂice, with the requisite number of sign.
era, and will bu presented'nt the Court. of
‘ Quarter Session, on Tuaday, [bi ZOILM 4;,
Jam um: i ’: ~ . 1-
JACOB, w. PETERS, B‘uuu township.
. BTOBI LICIIBI. \
J. J. EATON, Getty-burg. '
.9 JOHN EICHOLTZ, M 4
, Per 8. H. EIOIOL'II, Deputy.‘
ch. 29, 1862. to
PICES! SPICESI SPICES l—The ﬁne“
ever offered here-bought at the mum“
.wry. ‘A full lot 01 Ml sorts—put up in pub.
ages from one cent up.
‘ CODORI k GILLESPIB.‘
PURE GROUND SHOES, :elected I;
ground expressly {or Dr. ROBERT Hon- ‘
NEB’S New Drug Store. 4. 4
KW SPRING GOODS—jut opmd n I‘.
Nka Store of l. SPANGL’KRM :
- 3w FALL a; WimgkaoonBl—; m‘
lmﬂlnﬂﬂ of Full :14! What good! ,
: up u the cheapest u ‘, 8001‘? MS
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