3 Imp-nun. . jllea‘dqurtm, Prbvost Marsha, Slxrunn Dunner, PA.. Chunlm-nburg,~ August. 14,1863. CERTIFWATES «0F PHYSICIANS. Secticn 86 ol’ the regulations for the gm. ,ornment o! the Bureau of the Provost Marshal (‘mneml reads u follows: Nooertfflcate of a ph‘ysicinp or surgeon Is 10 be received i‘n support of any point in the claim of dra'flg‘d men for exemption from mililafy mvice, lg. the fact. and “anew-nu therein ”:1?lo are all!!!” on "on y; before a civil magistynpe 9019- penent'w admmintet oaths. ' $3OO EXEMPTION Section 2 of Crcular 34 ignited by the >lsoth Marshal Gwnoml reads as follow: : ’ TthoHector ofinternal Retenu‘fln each Confessional District has been Authorized Lbyt e Secretary'of War. in}! direct“ by the Secretary ot'gbe Train-my, tolrcceive from drifted persons, who desire to pay i for the purp‘ose of exemption. the money nbo‘vo dpvcifiod (i. 9. $300.} On receipt of 'tbiu sum, the Collector of Internal Revenue «Hall give the drufied punon plying it ([44])- ~(irate uni/Me. 0319 copy of those reveipu shall be driiveied to that-Board of Euro”- ment on or hel‘nra the dny tho drafted per son in required to report for duty; and when ab‘deiivemd to the Board, the drafted ‘ {Orson shall be: furnished by the Board wit‘h‘l n éeflificumf exemitihn. (Form 3!, Regu» ‘ lotion} of JPi-ovost {ars‘hal Genaral’l Bu reau.) stating (ha! the person is discharged irom further liability under that draft, by u use], N‘meing‘mxd the bum O'Hhree hun dxrld dollars. x'l’ho receipts nf the .CuHcctor of Internal ‘Rrvt-nuepny be handed in? the Bond at ingy time-whgu in sebyion. . ALIENS ‘ Circumlfia isuuaJ by the Provost Marshal General pr rim-r, that any person claim ilFg-u'emfijl an the round f alinnuga, sbnilfilp beta“: the gourd/:nwflidnvit 'nlalin‘ ,‘ ’ A ’ .. lat. Tiny. ho “(In llirn, and «Wu forth iho Government of which he clmult to be ulubjoct.‘ ‘~ ' ‘ .2d The time when he elmofinto the U ‘nited Sum, lnd where he raided since that d‘to. ,’ ‘ ' 3d. That he bu ntver doc-Inez! his in tention to become I cilizen ol the United finial, Ind bu got exercised {be right of gum-. 3. by “:Ing it an] election in any a late. - , . ,- 4th. That he claims to be exempted {rota unitary ’nervico.nn the ground that ho tn the subject of I foreign (:overnnicnl. It'd Tm not declared his intention to become I citizen of the United States, and haunkof .voted inmny State. ‘ i The atlidavit to he supported by my 1 ' proof the pnrty triny ofi'or. " ~ ”the Board be satisfied that the party : claiming exemgtiqn in fully entitled thereto, i pndq the ‘Act of Ccngresl, they will dis: 5 «shame hm: From the dl'jtft. But, if not-nt i i-ééed, they shnfi rater the case‘ with the n davit, thraugh the Pxovost Marshal tion . ‘br'Al. .for decinion by the Department of Btnte. in the menntime‘ruapemling any Ic :Jiim in the one ‘nntil the deci'uion of the 1 Side Departmenfshall in such case be con- FTQ¢od II evidence of the fact witther the 1 pemn ism; is not, subject tp nifl’ ry dutiv. The foregoing instructions m' 1 be strict y ‘nbsei-ved- by every diafted person c! Ipm}; “exemption on the grounddf alien“; ‘~ SUBS’I‘ITUTES Smtinr 7 of Cm‘ulnr 33 issued by the Provost. Marshn] (innerul, state: that 3.2311 ”mums” who may be drafted. and who may .(le'airo to presvnt n shbstilulohshan give notice in wrilihg to the Board of Enrol}- meut thlnt or‘x such nslny filmy vi)! presents Rubstitute,‘ giving His name, reaidenpe, age. :lnd'itnt‘mg whether he is MLQLBB or a citizen." . . _ Persons desiring to furnish substitutes willnbsexve strictly the foregoing uire— 'ments. " For ('onyqnienqe in candor” and filing, thpae notices muqt-bp written upon ntleaat' a 11qu sheet onehier or loolscap ,pnper. - ‘ ' » ‘ » Oil/IW‘lnrszlay. Scpteméer 2r], nnd each day Vlmréafter (SundaVDexcepted) unlii {mum ; notire,*from 8 to ‘J o’clnck in tho‘mm'ning, . the BBurd wxll hear propositions for sgbsli ,ttutcs and examine persons so offering. 3 THE RENLEZVOUS. ” ’sz Proxiost. Mnralml General has fixed Clm bersbur‘g as life rendnvous for this Muriel. All men who any be drafted hi‘n’h .uccordingly appear at the time and pineal indicated in 11.9 notice that. will be‘dcrved’ upqn Lhegh. jqr be deemed deseriexsfi Kt; awfin‘flnce is expected or desiregoncrona thetima‘nnmvd in the notice. I; such us-up'penr ‘in advance of their linking pro-I Vision will be male and in no :éve’nttcaul their exfininxt iontuko prnceden'de ofotlners.‘ Under lhis head is published Soc. ‘25 of the'At-t of Congress passed March 3..1863 :, Sec. ‘25. 'l'hnt .il'nny person ‘slmll resnst. sny drain of mbn enrolled under this act into the service of‘llxe United States; or shall counsel or nid any poraon to rosistany such draft; or shall assuulf or obstruct any ofii- ‘.cer in makinglsuch dmlc, or ip the pix-(bun— ance of any service in: teintnon therebp; or 1‘ slmllmfimwl :m'y person to assault, or oh struci any such ofiiuei-,or shall counEel any (fumed man not to dppear at the plapg pt mdezvous, or willfufily dissuade them from the 112110! uinnce of mxlitury duty,” rehuir t ed (by law, such persons shall be subjegt to aummriry nrrpst_ by the Provost. Mnfhhfl], ,und shall be forthwnhflelive'red to lpegiv‘ll ‘ udthorilieamnd, upon' oonvxptidp thereof, Le puniahed by_ a fine not, exoeedxpg‘five hundred dollars, or by imprisonment. nm 'oxceeding two years, or by both ofsaid punishments - .-—- - . THE QUOTA. ’ . The gunk} asslgned ,to this Cnngressional District fi'Fwo Thousand \Tonundred and ‘hixtyb‘ev‘en. Ghe draft will be for this :number, with filly pgrcgptuywdded. From ,Adams county “ill be draWn one man in “awn-y 18323 of lmr enrolled inlmhitunu in ‘,Cla.fss~l ; from Bedl'erd county will be‘dm vnne‘ man in every 3.333 of her enrolled in habitants in Class I .r from an‘klin count)" .will be drawn one main in every 3.330 ol [ler enrolled inhabitk Class 1 ; from JFulmn (munly wfll be 11 one man in evely 3 " 1 ol‘ lwr aim) inhabitants m '.Clafs I équ Somerset. county will 'be drawn one man in every 3.355 ol‘h'er‘enroll— ‘ed inhabitanls of C 1359 I. , ' TEE DRAFT. ; The Draft ior the Counties of Adam:, Bedfbrd, Franklin, Fulton and Somerset, { compdsingtlré Sixteerfih Congrgssionnl Dis. {net of Pennsylvanip. mil pgumence m .1119 Masonic flall,’Chanibeg§hgrg;- at, 9 'o’cloék on thagnorning 9f Mfidsyt August 24mins!" and .'cqgfihuq from glny iiudny until the work is‘o'oglpiglf’d- “gggibjlls: me posted in egery towns‘mp announcing fine day of‘draving for [\nrfi‘cglar qlxlrdis tricts. GEO. EYS’I'ER, " l‘rovost‘Mm-sha) and President ofßoard. ‘ JG‘HN T. M’ILHENN-Y‘. , Commissxoner otßomd. R. s. smss, ‘ -‘ ‘1 » Surgeon of Board. 1 6!. _————L.—— <O.» « AMPML—On Tuesday. in the Four ,‘lleenlh wardehiladelphia. application Wis} ,mnflfisbl pm parents of»: y'ang man fur ln'sl -¢§x'e;mpnon Yrbm dull}. The plea was “hab ‘ilfiinl drunkenness." 'Tfie pap‘éjjfs a‘re rest 3W]. peoplg, who deeply felt Lhe‘morfii fimliion of such a confession. They. 1289i e‘v‘éxjsuttained the plea by affidavits. and fled in by ‘other proof.’ The man was l ‘ ‘ . Ab nppafently respectable citi '" putfin a similar plea. ' p ~ , ‘ __-'_—.——--¢ol\“—a-_——'—- Sale of Gullah—Tho three camels;-‘for§ which the governm‘ezyp originally puid fen; 7!! hund'dbllau'lvitl} a yievj‘ofintroducmg‘ (fl?- sfi'écigs' of tpbck' 6n «hp filling of fine‘ Mu‘uxiéflfwerg: '9616 M‘hpcliun‘ip Sb. Ipuifi I. I sat-Ird“ lait. ley vii—x}: knmk‘.‘d ‘1 J, 4:12“. SHAW-NbiJQLJP-‘gn-wvoly.“ GU): (Enmpilcr; u. .'. snuu, D 110: an nonguoi z - :_ .27 ;. ”j- .‘T‘ “'72..:‘: \. GBTTYSBUBG, PA! imNDAY MORMNG, AUG. 24. m 3 IDEMCBATIC STATE ‘ TICKET. In" FOVrVIOI', «V HON. GEO. \V. “FOOD ARE, '6: 1.1121151! (qur'n. 1 For {ridge of awn-m“ Pm" Tn". , HON. WALTER 11. LOWRIE, " ’ Q'w' J? «“31“ - ' r'n‘.‘ q’ .fik fidés r) _‘3 .1 " Democratic County Committee. The Democratic Stén‘ding Com. mitten of Adams couzgty will meet at the public hquse offlCharlef \Vill, in Géttysbnrg, ‘ ou S‘ATU {DAY NEXT, (Aug. 29th,) at 1 o'cl‘uck, I’. M., ior thq Hansuctiou ofimportaqt businuhs. Every member is expegt‘,l ed to be present ‘J BRINKERHQFF,Ch'n. . Mlle tollosx'ilxg per-guns oom— posu the' Committee} fiGettysaliurg, J. Briukerhofl', ILU. Stank);- 'um berlund, Coriielius Daujherty; Ger man y,l'l¢‘nry Dysert ; o‘, ford, Joseph J;Sn‘lith ; Huntington, I uc'E. Widt- man ; Lat'uuore, Uouyé llamiltonpa‘n, Daniel B'réaecker; Liberty, Edward Melnire; Hamil ton, Henry \Volf; B rwiek~ bOll, Frederic]: Wolf ;_ Berw ck tp., Nu thaniel Miller; ‘00:]on _go, Simou Hmfixish ; Union, Josep i L. Shorb; Butler, Apron Wisl‘er; S rabnn, Sam uel A. Gilliland; Monallen, Joseph \Vofi'; Ffa'uklin, Geo ge‘ Lady; Meuntjoy, Jesse D. Nem‘Lunm‘fOuut— pleasant, ancph 'Liily"; Beading, Wm. S. Hildebrand; Tyrone, John M. I’itteuturf; Freedom, \¥. 12935 White. . ' ADDRESS or THEVSTAIE comm _/ ‘ min. ‘ ‘3. . The first address of/the Democntic Slate Central Committleé‘ to thg .pe'ople of pennsylvapm will be found 'in our chumns to-dJy. R is a figslerly -mduccion from tho pen ofthe distinguish/d Chairmqn,‘Col. Chariot; J. Biddle, and fill pommafibu‘ny versnl attention for /its dearndas and strength. lorsay noth'ng of thg dignity and moderation whic‘h p mules the entire 'doc umeng. I’fonght 2220 read by (ivory citi zen of our Commonwealth. _ BEMOCRATIOA MASS MEETINGS. At '1 nieit‘mg 9f the Democratic Sta. 0 Central Committeé. held at Philadelphia .n the 11:11 instant, it was ‘resolved that s x mun meetihgs, underA tliehuspices of t‘ a Democratic State Central Committee, no held on the Nth of «September, 1863, the anniversary of {he attugion Of‘ the Con’gqti utios of the Unitedsmtes, viz: atrPhHa d-elphin. Igllcasjeg, “'ifliainsport, Union toivn,.l".[omiyilie a d Scrantoq. ‘ . ~ 1 Std» Elzruons.—Threa Statejllgld their x'mmml el'egfimis in Septembe {is follows: —V¢rmont.. ['.l‘ufisgay, Sept.'lst: California, Thursdéy, Sept.3d. and Maine, Monday. Sept. 14th. E uch of they) elecfinGoverugr amLl‘cgislglure; Vermont. algdg‘Csli‘fornia el'ect mgm'rs of Congress My). T ' ‘ Iffizslzin‘qtonml'l‘hre gratifying intelligence haibeen received‘that the Deniocrats have carried Washinggon Tcn-rilinyylng h'large majority: The revolution has been com menced on the Pacific coast; i-Look mg for California. - ..- v; ’ » ~ 3 ' ”Another new State will soon come rappihg at the doc;- 6f the Unién and de manding admission. .01; the‘fi of Septémt bep'lhie. people ’of Nevada . rriwr} will elect délegates to a Uonstltufional Conveqr tion, when the umchfngry for a State Gov ei’nmeut w'ill be pg infipotion; _ _ Death qf General Jfilahn-We regret td learn from Cincinnati than. Brigadier Gene-z ml Thonms )Yglsb; (of .the 39201151) 9f Coil ambia.) comuisnd'uig LE3 Fix-pt Division I of the Ninth ,Ax my Corps, died in thy]: city. on the 14th inst", of congéslive fever, con:1 traicted-iduring the camfinign in Mississippi;l Gen. W. was whrave and accomplished ofii ccr, and hndJ-endered efficient. service “ n , the Union in its Straggle with rebellipn. I Lane. Irilclliggnce'. ' ‘I ‘ Fraud: 0)? the “Gaz’ernment.—_A séfies of ve ry successful {much have been perpetuated on paymusters by liagrenoe J .8599”, an ex-Jieu’taxgqpt, and d'ue’of the most. *ccom plished swimmers yet. discovered.‘ The scenes of his operations have been WI”):- ington, qunrisburg. Philgdelphia, Bahi yore. and Boatgn, where 3 has personn tedyifi‘erent omo’nls. and fo ed certificates totße éon-ectnen offorggd accounts. He is uowziu quest in New York, ggniging his trig! by the civil nuthbritiea. r s{orm‘nah’omin J'ork (bunty.\—¥The Demo cmt‘io .convention of York'couqtyim, met. rdnf'l‘uésduy'and mminatcd ts9_ flowing Wicket : ‘ . ‘ _ _ \ ’1 Associate Judge—Peter Mclnlf' "nembly—Danie‘lv' Blew avgd ‘gohu ' ler. Sheriff»— ril ism . olf. Mary—William Ilacnfntz. clerk Courts-damn] Ziegler. Regine. - M. Hgiges. R'ecozder—Wilfinm B. W'oods. Treasurer—Zach. B. Heindel. Commis siqper—Jobn $2. Ansfine. Director of the 1." ’ 1.... . 11306 ——Wm./Stokes. Coronbr—Qbediah C. fi'l‘ho State Capitol field“ 11;": Bri&ley. Auditor—Wm. B. Momw. - bung—Omws—has been sold to Mr. . .‘ ~— »--~0 o~ - ‘T’ " ‘ I ‘ 77w New York Central Park—From the }nommn:_§gg:§£ffgfl3; import of the wmggsirem it_ napegrs‘l’hnt .. ' j ktkluring the yearl. -lnergyisxge l e Mk ‘ a“ Tait?“ ”mm§°°edmd§‘d°’¥.{°' ‘ 4,l9s,s9simuviduaxu.‘ The lepgth of‘the “Sm! on . 9'94“?” P 'fi- w.“ '3l carriage driv_e new open; is Hugues, Ind of Interrupnqp or dmurblnce ofn yk‘xpd.‘ a *bfidla road 4* mien. The Meg" of my ‘ —"—”‘“"’_‘”‘”h—‘ Eground is 853 acres mad 3 fnction, whnlo‘ ”ADM,“ way; 333““ on " ° tmq'du- \thg’gondulakfi‘. Multakqup flying“, and‘ Fring the ift‘r'nt h9}}fealljfr. M #fldgi’mfi. ltlho F 6493 lnkes audio“ ream-vow er‘up ”,4, Vugmmc‘rhxu't. A :' .L A 'uc'nrly 1433‘793; ‘ TL; fifcpéilion qf Mafia—gm un‘der- . stoqd I}; @my oil-clasp)“ the regimaxipsin !5 ghe Axmy gffihe Powmaé imam be fined from the ranks of the conscripts, and: Athaty the-1; unmi'vely Grant’s, Raseonna’ any], the Army ofth South will be‘ fillexj {q (Jae| maximum. . - ‘ ’3 V ' OUR FLAG! 0v ALLEGuESY COUNTY E; In E. )1 yen); i CURTIN BHOHINATED. The Abolition Sm. Conventiori, which ms! at Pillsburg, on fhursdny week. “tor a very bitter: sud stormy tendon, Mnomi united Andre G. Cuftin, ts their candidate ' for Qoverqofij. The vote swod9o for Curtin against 43 ivided 311109ng H. H. Moore , "1% §.~H. Bi'ewngp, of Pbiindelphin, and [J. . Penny andJ. K.-Moorhead of Pitts burg. This Forney'l whzme, for “posh [Ming Cumin]; as he expressed it, was not i successful at Pittsburg, Im], we'reere, um ‘work is left fox-Ibo pgople to accompliuh in I October next. which they will certainly d 6. ibur. not. in the manner propcsod; by_ Fq‘r my- ’ - - i - 3 Althou h Curtlp’a friends had shtflcient force in ie Contention to nominate him, they could not make his nomination tinnit i‘mouifnor still_ the fierce lopposition ond angry protest of the minority. The ,tirbt blow at the Governor was dealt by 'Mr. Mk:- ‘Kefinen, (if Washington county, who ofl'eib 5.76 h preamble and resolutions hettifng forth ‘thnt “an antagonism at once deplorable and bitter has sprung up between tlie friengs of the two ls‘eding csnflidsteal’fl lwhich'will impnir the efficiency of either-,1 i anti endanger the success of the_ pgrty; arid? . therefore decléring that s. new caindiflate I‘M; required. After considerable discus-i giofi, these .reeolutions were negofivedfl y‘sxls 4“); nays 80-. Next came a letter from John (gowode, declining in favor oil“: nefwi man,” ,Z‘md ‘wnrning the Conventihn, if lit. wished (9' pre.‘erve the party froml dj‘W‘fL to ‘consult “(be {we interests of the Joynl' m“ it rcpresel’ltedv rather than the pecti ni ry and politict“ intereste of u fem”:— H n. David Burchi’y, of Al’mstrong county, ‘1 “Tb'cd the no’min.‘u"“ ot' ‘ "9w morn! as he only way to suct'ofi‘t JIB ?*9§°'ll"d< ‘ th‘ aim. of Henry 1). Mod", Ofi.Pl“l’l.d‘i,l' ph' I, uan “olive hrnnch‘of 1""c9 {l‘mld it: y could not afl‘ord’to' lose tlzs' well" that:- 1" ' Imujarity of Allegheny cou'm'i and” fl: .. " thst. “no nun had a right i. ofufid ‘ iii," fray of tire success of his party]: ’ L; h ' on hawrfnce, of Washington t-ouL'h ’ |(C meron’s'right-hsnd _iuan) elso kinda—.‘. ,sa' ‘ge “tack ontthe Governor. lie said-J: A “I finew‘him well, end if cue-cu he trustl- 7 iod in Gall he would be elected. But 1:!on "nu not thefhoice bfdthe yeomsiiry in thin . icoun‘ty,utnd magician immanent. 3va g inghim Imajority. He knew- t‘hot they 1 had the power to nominate Curtin, but he . ltodld only support him under protest.—§' {He «would hot assign his remons?‘ 115 2‘ continued in an earnest appeal not to force 4 Curtain on them. - e TV , . 1 N 331 came Alex. Cumminge, oi' r‘Ld-hcr- I ringfgcotch ale, atrnw‘ but and whiievpan- ‘ ltaloons notoriety. llehclicved thatieurtin I woul_dg he nominated, but- he‘ wanted to : lshov’v the fearful issue they were going be- i fore the people with. ‘Curtin’s declination l lof re-nomination hut «interfrtn hailed es : a harbinger-of peace all' over ‘the Stun-7 [The people thought I candids‘te could be found who could 'stand nlion‘tbe ting Ilene. . 11. charged that upon the security that bgd been cited by his declination, mfichinn; "tibns Lgd he?“ set on toot that threatened ‘ 1' to force hgmngkin upon us, with nll the en ltanélemenls that have visited us in the ipnst. ShoulJ the calamity befall in, the people {v‘ouid holtl us . responkihl‘e. He said Curtin coulg not; secure the sup )port of either h‘is' own party or hia‘ otfice lholders. . ' ' l ‘ ’ But “ Honest John’af"nnd Alextnder+l warnings Were disregarded-Lllr. hernia-s"}; “olive branch” Was Yo’Ole‘d—fllld3lwakekt _Lawrenoe'g appeal was?heeded. (worn;L ‘ OLGurtin carried'the day in the face q’f: 'them all, and the Convention finished its?! I work by adopting a set o_l‘ [‘ loyal ” resolli-i Ltions and‘n‘ominatingJlon. Daniel Agnevi,‘ foi‘ Beater county. for'Supreme Judge. l I l The re-nomination'of Curtxn insures uh lensyvictory for—the Democracy: 'llis weak} , messis publicly ‘confél-iseil hy'his own bolit- Pical associates; and in the mindsiof thle people’he is condemned already. Ho mnhl can skund up, eit}uny hope of success, u'rl-l de'r such a weigh aghis mal-arlminiitrntgoh l ioi'. our. mate (luring' the last lthree yearsl‘ i hes accumulated upon him. For once since he has Become Abolitiogtized, EForney Ihis blundered intoahe truth. The] people lof Pennsylvania, duly ‘appreciatingithe ed vice which the Pittsburg Convention .disre~ 'gn‘tded, will, on the second Tuesday of Oc tober next, “postpone Governor Curtin " in~ l definitely.—Fm(on Sentiml. l l ”We lune nothing from Waqhington or from the headquarters in referunné to the Army’ .01 the Potomac. Correspbndents,l howéver,‘ réport important. movements on! the part o‘flho Confedermtgy, reviving the rumors of azdbmonstrafitlon bu, the} Federal 1 ‘left. Itis stated that the Confederites hayp. éxgenied their lines of pickets from Madif son Outfit-House to Fredericka'burg, Long street’s corps occupiing the right, Hill’sl dams the Rnpidnn from Madison’d to Ely’s ' Ford, Ewell’u .around Gordonsvlille and Stuart's cavalry still at Culpcper. ‘ General Lee, it .is believed, is making preparations to move in between the Federal army and; Wughingtogi. hfinner fight upon the his» toric theatre of Mhnnsas’ and Bull- Runl (pity pea-guy talus place. Gen. King, it is said, is closely pressing Col. Mpueby, and hfaé ckiven him lzeyond the Blue Ridge. ' ‘t. ‘~ - ———‘—-—«.o>-———-———’ ; .lgzzimckyr, Gubernatorial ‘ Election.~—Hon. Charles}. 'chklifl‘e nné published the fol lowing on'kl in Kentucky'finpers.‘ probably as a prelfidqqo contestigng the election of T his oppongn t,\Br-mlette: \ ' ‘ \Soz‘ne friendk each county Will inélose to me a full statempmof all ‘he facts which occqlnred a! the given] 91:09; of 'voting at the as: election which ptevented a free and full excl-cine of the electivejfnnchise by hitiiqns who were entitled to vote. Ad dresé‘lo my residence, Bdrdstown‘. Ky. ”fl . C. is. anun. ' ___-«0.» A —— +— 7 u 1%”, _. A rut enpount of‘nonsense Ind humbug ha been published may by the Abolition 1 pm: upon this subject. The state of ‘the cue injuat this. A case of Chane k Miller‘ was brought befbreh the 'oourt 951me0 i county, in the fall of 1861, to Inert-in yhether by the amended Constitution of i this State. ah election could be held end e ‘ vote taken for District Attorney outside of the Commonwealth. After edecieion _wu mide by the Judge at Wilkeebem, the glee has taken to the Supreme Court. and we: decided there in 1111,1862, and is re ported in sth Wright, p.‘ 403.. hie there decided that, n the Amended Constitution requires that every vote‘hehell hue ” raid ed in (lie State mic yea, and in the election' dis trict where [Efffl‘crt to vote. ten-day: immediately; precafing Jud/t efectio'iri” and that the Legisla ture, even-if they had intend. it, had not the right to authorize en eioétion ouuideof the State or diltrict. In deciding this comtitutional question.‘ Judge Woodward delivered“ the opinion of the Court, and every Judge on “the bent-hi,-l except Thompson. concurred in the olii'n-i ion;' even Judge R'e‘a‘l, who we: nomimted' and elected by the A'bolitiouists, concurred in it. Does "euy aensihlév' or hone-t man, believe that. the Judges‘of the Supreme Court are governed in their decisions by theiri prejudices. or passions. > Summits!l :ludge Read had delivered the opinion ; andi ‘ suppose he was now a. candidnie for Gover-I ‘ non'what would,the Abolitionists say then 1‘; i Bu‘t Judge Read not only concurred_in whim View of the law, but the Ihqt Legislaturei concurred in it, for the Legislature (the! Senate having a stronglAbolitinn majority)l 3 passed a joint resolution, ‘9'o. 16, pamphlet“ i laws, page 614, “y-ropgsinginmendmente to the constitution," hidithe‘first amemli-neuti which the people are i-e'tmestetlgto make, is! to allow the “qualified ,elcctorl of “ii! . Commonwealth in any military serviceutoi exercise the right ofsuti‘rage in all elections ’ 'by the citiLous,” 3:0. Now. whyr should'the] Legislnture cuill upon ‘HIB poolile to amend; I the «minimum and give the Irmy the fight to v’ote if the nuny hiu the Iright el f“ (15'? Judge Rain} and Judge Woodward must;- perfc‘nm their duty in expounding: the I" ’; butJ-rhile they do this, they are; banter rm [:4le the soldier thm Gov. Cur-l tin and ti. . Abolition Legislature, when would violate the Constitution the lolrlieni is fighting to defer! 'l~ W" ‘."nie' m “3""! ing i'or'the maintx in;\aee 0" th.}‘in'ion‘lindl the preservation 0" m" C°P%““_‘“°" "“11 the laws, on lig‘iC-‘h de, \en (h ”'5 "Kb? “‘l‘! libertiel of both‘iioldierzr'l‘“Ll “"h‘m'“ Whoever, therefore, strive: ‘0 weaken the binding force of law‘ or doprix'o ‘4's 0! mm“ snfegusrds, whethnr, he he I .?°“f"°;m “f 1 cesaionist 2or 3 Northern ‘Aholiii‘e'j‘faff ‘5 alike 'the foe of the loierfihe; "."m’ and civil liberty, th. to!» of alumni" Patriot 10 Union. - ‘ ' ”A letter in the Phila-lelfhi’g Pm: xe vnmpmhg hing explndml charge ugninat Jugige WQderm'd ofhaving xntroducodfind advocated, 7n the Reform (lonization of ‘13:;7; n Know-Xathin'g rcsol’ntibn. We have in our 'poxsessiou a Ic-tlar of Judge Woodwmd's, written in 1539, whlrh "mI'IY refutes thqworn-out imlnulatgk n (Wthel'n s: correspondent. We ha}!l.dhli;htholetlto'r entire—for tho presegt a pnragrq’ph is mfli ciont. -Refcrring lo theopcecfllfrom Whit-f 1 the Prus correspondent quote-L reported ’in the proceedings of the Convention, Sludgel Woodwardxwrote; , 4, ‘‘ \ ~ "The‘speech soof’ten quoted agflnfl: me I am not. recpnnsiMe fnrx II was Bum'luml {nlo [ha—II'IMIJQ 63].: 1125:] ”I'm-Ur, intvin’uliun (ff-(116711!” (flfial bmlu. Flair/t requlml 747 mm submit it for revision lnfnre pubquzlion, which 145 mm Jul. * f " f 7'71")!" tr sprrch as were submillcrl for reeildlln. iT/n; bnc Jan-var saw. (fill ((16 Lani- was printed, and 1 Junta nave; caused 'lO comicum it." -I ' ‘ The I’rl'as'correspondent is very anxious t 9 have thg subject ventilated: ‘ g . Now, Mr. Editor, inrless I am much mis tnkon'. Judge \Voodwand ’ bases his; hopes. I of election. to a very considerable degree. ; upon the supportVOf naturalizmlcitlzens.7 1 But. can heJnonestly 11.4; 111 ml: 'support, if.‘ the opinions ntLrißliled to him 'nre correct ? If they are not och-rect, he certainly oyve: it' to himself to 11m! {on}: some explanations“. denial, gs exp icitly an the charge has been put fmtth. If he shall lnil to do no, the only inference niust be than he admits its cor-l rectness. The matter is‘queml‘so much in- . ten-est at the present l‘thnt l lxqat it uiuy? receive the attention crib.” 4 Weshall shortly; grntify'lbis anxioua‘in-I quirer, but it is I‘M go be expecpecf ‘that‘ men who have so long shamelessly petsist- ’ ed in “angering so foully the p‘oliticul: character of Judge Wodd'wnrd will have the. fairness. even when convinced of errjx, loi do hjm iustice.—Pa¢n’ot 11’: Union. , ' | = fl'The Philadelfibia erlh American is sorely discourages! at the prospect of tha! coming election in Pennsylvania. The Be publicans are ‘not only dissirgnnizpd, Put it seems they are turning‘Copporheads. ‘lt any: s ' V ‘ - ' , 1 “The singular habit some oftheseßev publicnnl have of‘ never saying a. Word against the Democrats. but. 01 perpetualiy‘ denouncing the Republican Presidf—mflab- l inet. Generals-inrcmef, genersllnsmll almost every one Olsu on our side, satom inore of‘ real qupai'headism‘ than‘of anything slam: ind weacannot understand by what 'right‘ such men are allowed tar call tlnegnselyps Republicans. when they are in pofilt of fact {virtual enemies.” ‘ , ' This simply shows‘ fixa‘t the consyvnflve [porqion of the Républican party hayé be ]qou‘le duet-#ll. . . , \ A mu ‘fmm Al/(gmy._Mr,’Poter C. hannon. “Pittsburgh, adder the Abo itionists in {mm of the Con‘finoptaj-Jlotel . _in other éveniug. in thg’courso of his re “ qus he‘laid; . .4/ ' t‘Amqngst the public men of Mlegheny éouxnty; I am almobt alone ix; defending “ov. Uurtin." ‘ Lin-Shannen is evidently I leaky vessel, 6r he would not have exposed the disafl‘ec<‘ filiomwhich exists in Allegheny to deernor Chain. 11'] the time the election take ulace. pretty neerly the {mum thing will,be Mid of Pennsylvtnh the; the Pittsburgh are ?or says of Allegheny. , -—~~ ———-<o.~_——. j preadful Calamiéy—Féflezn Girl: Burnt to qtlc 31.3;er August. 17.—-Informntion eéchg; here this afternoon of the destnmv iou‘ by fire of Hurs‘t'a Shoddy millv N. Go lloea and the burning to dud: offifteen fe finle opiratives. The flames spread with ‘ arful rfi’pidicy, and the onlygmeans of 4:.- oapeloft, the girls were the windows.— Some were terror stricken that they bandoned thqnselves to their fate; und erished in the building. Others fell from big windows into bhq fire helow. and many .ero bad'll‘y injure}; by qupjng to the grou'nd. wanty-fiveiremiqsingandfiflpen ‘re reported buru'ed {(1 Ruth. . . -——-—‘—-—«l~——~—-—— I Subatituta.-_—3ubstitmes“ in Richmond have toucheq as high u “Silk“ $5,000. ' m ARMY VOTE. ‘THE BEBE 01‘ CHARLESTON. The Burmbardmenqu Friday 51ml Samrday— Hea vy Uannoruzding—M Walla. (f Stall! Breached. ~ ' , . _' We have through the New York ’prese. none interesting new! from Charleston.—' One of the writers states thet on the 15th l ill-tent, the thermometer in the ebede of Kerrie Island ranged fron‘ 105 0.0110 dc; green. ' The troopsl howevet, were enjoying (bod health. ‘ i A 200-PoL'xn “Into-r onss "II—PERFECT I ecccucr or un—uxn’ on or “31:19:, "MK! 'ml to“. A , -‘ , The folloSving is from the Timesl corres pendent: b, Samduy. August 15, 1863.—Lnst evening. one of our ZOO-pounds” .was 0 ned on , Fort Solution A film shot. were god t‘rom‘ the same gun last Thursday. for the purpose of getting the range. Altogether. seven indenturee have been mule on the south east side of the fort. Peri-murncy ol'airn l and danger inflicted. the practice of they’ 200. pounder could notbe excelle'tl. Everyl shot then. the three first that: tired Itruekl the fort or exploded dizeqtly over it. One: ' rojectile struck a. recently closed up em gm‘zure, teering it completely open froml itop~to bottom. The only gum to be seen: on Sumter, are those at bat-belle. l The rebels did not give A single response] topur. fire. At,B I’. M. the firing from the‘ ,hegvy gun léagl deesed. If’butol‘ 15 shouf fired {rem t e 2UO-pounder seven of them ’ made seven deQ indenturee in the fort. . what have, we to expect when the entire; bettery, including the guns from the naval fleet are' turned upon it? It is thoughtiu‘ lemme quantera that the rebels hula made tevery pteKarntion to wcunte: Summit—l I That they ave removed some of, the heavy .gnns from the fort, and placed them in pn—l f sition on_ James Island, is beyond doubt—fl i For the past three dun. 3.000 ~laboreri‘ lboultl be seen working on the earth works' .on .lumes Island. As yet. they hule not? I mounted guns otrthe south end of tho I:~' lunll . 1' Fort: Johnson, Gregg Ind Wigner m by lno means idle. They ere determined our l men shall tmt work on the trenches '.f ”1011': schrapnel and other missiles will prevent it. 5 l The Work progreues, however, a {not I Lwh‘ich the lrebelu'wxll 'be made nwnreet‘ to; 1 their uorrow, in an exceedingly lhortayece chime: ' u ‘ l The Monitors, gunbottl. morter echoon ;er‘s. and other war vessel. pro in re-diness ‘ for action. Someof then! how already te ken flosiltion: end got the range ol their guns. . Unfortunately. Gen. Gilmore ha been, .lntlli now (Ith illwithinll immation of the! l howelu. Perhaps that circumstnnce hm. ' retarded notive niovemenln to I certain em‘ lteht. To day he in e little better. although j he i: obliged to he constemlyllttended by Al uunfe. ' A . While. penning this lotto: ‘ler shots Irc‘ beingexgth-ngflb by th? oppm‘int for coy. h, it in not likely the grand half m}! open hefnri next week.“ pWh‘en it does ppnn. there v’v" ol'é ofthe‘heav'res! roar: ofthundcr th. ‘ ”up: over rebel do miniom. Tho'rqpnrt, En fnm crrlu captnr e-l 5‘1.) rebels .yr [slam] two week: Ago in n ridiculous hoax. There was' not the loa‘st foundation for cirruinting the statemrn't. Not I rebel ha: bee‘ii'coptuud since ”ii attack on Wagner. . . ‘ ' A. 1,! 1m 12m onsrixn: FAN'IOVADS. The 'r ihnno‘r oorre-pondent, muting on “ ‘l5 15W, Inylz' I . ' Yr'stordny morning the Everest nnrl hm“ o'xetinnle cnnnonnde of the campaign dams Lamfmt mih. unusual in‘ all _thmc n )endiL "IN" of ammunition. vary [lniti’lfil 0'! {ifs or L ml». The night before we h‘u-l mlvmiucvl ou‘.’ live-'on our right to within 4"0 v.ls}! of F 0... J 3 signer Without the lam: khoiriedge'or s‘“ nine: M the rahein. in the morulug. t 0 tht‘i" wrprmr‘ tho, found that we worn within .1”! it”? "W” “V "0' point ry nuxn wiho iifted his 11 ‘73" ‘ mm “"2 Y'f-‘l‘ ”I“: I wt of. the fort. and at tourllH-nro 9‘l“] I“ w hrop ihelr|nriiiierinls as it. 9! ”“I“?”‘l‘s‘L " m vht to work them gum. . , , ‘ln'. ad" cin‘g our line: wohflu ant “PM“! 2‘ hm: tnrep. red for an obstinate 1 """i““n"°~ . 1,“; Md m t with “one. and had b ‘0" i‘?’ ‘ “Cnlonol Form-y nnnoum-ml thnl'hidmlf H tircly r ‘l‘ "W‘- in RUM-Hi. hnwoh '4 l" ‘nnrl flare! were pledged to th. support of ; 'nimmt c‘ Ti one.- that “.3011“ hunk)": (internment and the overthrow obituary!” _ ‘ 'possfl‘lg t.‘ rt they would allow in! Mcnnf‘ifl- __:V. ‘7'; Trrlunr. ‘ ‘ - ’ bI'ATF, FSUR —'l Lie our war “molested much inn’wr» mfudL “jg annmmoemrnt war mmlo n the Ii” “3’” Fir-er at 'sur'h,‘ in u .\T “0”". Dim“! ‘0 1"“ 61“ “‘0- . mam.,§lbie 1?: union lieltl the other .l" in i gruunr'lol grog“ ‘ While 0 r 1.1“" “919'“ work ‘i“l|°.tl‘°fl'i “'Mhznhtonfwh oh the PFlJtvlfltl and (n 0... Fr ,L 20th nud' ches .and o r “int-turn “or“ “”13 “‘ WW" iMi flmfidwd. This in. the nnnounremvnfi “M 'h- ‘ iht '" . vain of balfgan th-"y 1‘ 0"" Wi'flli’il‘. SUV-”"1. s”f ,hclAlzmnriltrnnnn organ. Sn‘w an “R. i.' ' I f r mt'M'wf“ 9’ 'and‘iGrégL' “mm.“ a mmt terrible fire from I win! 5’ (h w“, waywlfm )9 1, it “W"f‘hm'i 141:: mm c. n. that {nun pm all the guns ”WY 1"“ hearing “H?“ 9'"ns!nvcry.or 13* i 1 toyubsluo an mun wiionl "I“ be 0.. a! the largral. nu rightnrtd ”3”" it w‘“ the most ”Ed fix“: again-rt the Unit“? In}! the laws? Who crer’ll‘l/t ~ I ‘ im: heard i'i this dept rtmnnt' Since thoerc- m“ g 1" u, m. guaw‘rr f—{hliw’t «if “9"“: . —-—_..__§.._._ pulse or nugpom bout lair! bumtrr- Inrti ,i, » ___. ‘ “___—...... . Al! . 11hr; .’.—turninii-t Wagner threw. for {IW9 31°“? 3 97““th I . L‘r'mmJinm-y '14:???“ by a GAL—A womlor-i inn: n ciir, recently 'hy his a strain or 4? 'nnd .2“ l’°"‘"der Will'eqm‘dfinl militias ()1 feiin milk-cum WNW?“ ‘ 3” “big College at (tannin. mum”. and sphrru-ai prise shot. uml urm- , Film time 0. A phrsxon named Marsh! ‘ol urn m fin,“ 1 K 1"”. termad Cro‘gg their heavix‘St “‘o‘ “"‘l “helLfAuon‘i it”; ing at “'.[r,uighl'.pii, England, .! l l t ”9‘. ' " “ on. Bell, of the 421 mm fiamifl’lm “0"“. who Iqu x vorv dammit my ~‘"‘ ”" ° "° ‘ WM“ “3* mantle-Ltlie irontfluring h'6 “143$?!"th i “gm to/flullrtr; put him~cit u, the mo of the mom-y «luriugi pnd the moment it opened or' “Nd “H our; iroaimént. IP-wiltu his cut‘Z wli 'ueneruusly "“lflq'lihilt'd the mortars mid flit-pounder Par-rm. "- tom'ly. '.twelifé months Idi‘li at, “film 1:", “r. lzult. r i: check to which'thoy did ln<lantly “1 “PIN-“i"! s'yleJdJfl nftnr he lm‘d been there *5 00¢ . . After the heawns hail trembled 2")“ mO.” hdpppnin; to {3.) 'm théifinqi ’ '~~———~-~—fi than two hours, and junta. the sun “'l‘ “5-1 {,o}ch at which he was staying ‘ WQ'mr't-rmcwtér Smnh ing in gnhirn‘glory on the out-rm, the fir-of“ Ci"! sitting 51f tho outor w-n .offibu‘condcmncd L'. S. hora {mm Fort Wagner began to Ein‘an. Fifi Fairly unlit-«l ‘puNsyLthon' fl, Gettyaluirtho-dnyA-anle to l Sumter’s l-ig'giins seemed to grow my?!» Hm pleat surprise, jumped frprn the .wgll. a”. t? an» gnu, {mm mm a! d httle l'ol‘l Greg was evnleutl‘ylCOm-i l'lSLed upon h‘h’ uho’uidezu “in; into‘his’bo- . - ;-. _ . -.. pietely exhausted. The rain ”fishy/U fl-oni irmfl- connnmeedhckiyy: I 1; face, "“1 Laf'l'lie Joilowiiig letter our mortars hid bet‘n'MO “3110}! U“ ”lumflnhit‘ng ”every Other r_virfi'nce-rqi' dcligfi .Coirrctli. cgduina iiscli: and though are! nifty! not iliavol/ygesimred ! Ind “faction ofd‘wliich “mus capablp. Ho . : 2 ‘nfiuxgmm, man lives, we in _ emura izw tn-ir gun-t .9" give th: it was his own cat, ~ .‘~ a . . hers-{‘ind com‘pelleihrthnui to sr-ek tho Shel-{s323l}: Ladyloi‘t 9:?er at Wkiloughton'; Edi?" "(5")“. "’9’” SN"! ter of the. qub‘l)rod3- U“? 0W" "1"" be“,' “a hid gstonishxnyfitnt the startling fact Fraukl'" 3"!“"0'7 Mun?” ing wall protected 'durinrv/the iyhnie Fn-I m“! be readily i.‘;ln;_'ined. 0;, ,Jmniu'mgvl the Tonga-mg: ' . gngen‘ient, we 103' bl!" ”9:314" killed [Dal the animal he flo/urd that it-r clown were . -;“Briz. Gen Alexander Ha iltnn Cofltoth. )9 eight woundsd. 04 .i . completeiy worn .‘.-it' with walking and that! C . “’an this district of con se, had his Ilmrr ’l‘he Ueraid’s ‘50"?5 dentsends the {0" it presented .6ther gpk‘enruncrs' of having] in the glory of Gettysburg. e unfortunately .bwing; . ,y j undergone we?“ fatigt 9,lmrdsbip tindhnu'i did not get _lhcre-unlil nfte the buttre was ' i A 31'“ ER DKSA‘HLED. -.- - ~11". How/w iimceedg”! in crossmg tho over, doubtless owingto bod roads or tiring/:11- I Euilier in the ny. wlnlo- a rebel steamnru. Humber orindoed in pet forming the jonr- "“_lmi-hut “hen in; did get herehe valiantly l was lying in {fancied 50““.in LP!Illld fine nay (abo‘ilfl fifty miles) at “A... must now n' he'ruled the-(Union troops f r burning it few. nortlh-rly mill oi'b'uuiter.ilischiirging son in main w’mystery. It may be mentioned 1;, ‘fll'lls _tum Ilrinking'hiytcr-mi k 3nd rushed in bags whiny/hick to strengthen the impel-11L: partly accounting for um violent fireman Harrisburg it; rbcoyfggénmu 1. ed work, it shot from« this some heavy 3“":511‘0 "I by thih poor-member of t“, feline This fnlsehnod‘ first appear din the Han-la.~ : sued 0V!" the "9"" “Pd struok ' ‘.h“ parapet.‘ meg, that Alien mu very fond pf tn 2" ani- .bnrg Evening Tflwrfiph 0f the “3" 0”“!!- upon‘ltho opposxte Plde' hurl'": n. W‘s-t “w“; 111311, and, in his sickness, lmif been in the but the editor orihn; paper ad thqimrmlinun " “'J?°‘if§§d,;‘;';{”fl’;fi‘fifl‘lZTETQJE ”m“ oft-king it to he‘d win:- him. , . .to rcznoerund mm m- . . on she mm or] ~' ' ‘ ' ‘~ ’ ___..3.....___._.__ - . '-|o ' the“ fuluoned ferryboni In shape. was doubled} . . ' , I“'_B u n )“l-f 1“" Th°_““‘f'°' 0‘ the rm 's‘ try the thnpkther vmoke wick being carried mg’yéotfi 01);;ng [Depar’téevlfzy :13}: posxtory k’r-it was {also hen ho wrote it. way-3nd 1161' steam chest exploding. ‘ perhapu injugufied by the letterof the law 1 ha." not has It .0211 shurg nnce the .. 1 3”“ BOIBAIDHEfTS. ,’ if the nmount oflbe postage dtnmp‘hpn‘n a! great battle at the nation in bushy-an" The "I” have recently umugnmted .3: letter does not fully prop” it. doubly the have I lingu seen a single pe on who livenln_ rories 0' bomhardmont‘é upon 0‘" nocturnal. amount oi.tlie‘dctimency is olinrged tothei Adams county. Ide'i’y the e tor of»; Re‘poe working mitt-168. Bligh“! lfiie’rfefing WW“ ‘lreceiver. Formerly only the amount of;‘ . . h's “merge ”do“ .‘ 'g to a our operations at the extreme. front. In. the deficiency a“ chfigcdl "I‘huaaletferi “'7‘" 3”" ' ‘tG "Igb _ 'gho‘ ; consequence, mi" 9"" gm“ "9"” m““§‘”j"'"weighid the mereat inactionJovcr half on ' person 'l'" "V we a ,f ' . “rs" r 3” ‘ - ed against the ‘enemy’n strmghoiq n txre amide. 1% pro-paid flu, but 5 single stamp, lbnttlo; or who bend. me valiantly h nte the ‘ nightly increasing in Vigor and rapidity.— in burdened with In additions] postage of' Union t_roopa"—=or who asked me ‘0 present a ‘ Until 9““9 ”cw?" thefoe h” 1"” con' six cents, which the receiver must pay. .’ bill {or any damage: do’ne i‘n Adamr county tent to explode his sheila over the hearts of : ”___—mm ’ or the oflicinh to whom than: billsjere pro on: “3"“ m the trenolios, 1"“ _on 3"” m 5“ TI“ 1303‘ Moneys—At the Treasury D 0133"; aented.. If he ncon produce such person, than, i 0' “‘9 109‘ ““ 9'3““"h g“- "" I'9" “7“?" them. We hear. mans suspicions are enter. he mum. “quilted or any mnciou. duiréfto n" "PM“I “1”“- “,‘ “”th ‘ “h"? “"13" 'l mined that the lie-Ivy loss (21' Treuury notes i injure me, but irhe cannot, let him be branded a "‘lB fire 0? grape “Dd “NEW" 1“" “WT,“ 1 some $2,600,000. by the burning of the‘ u a mat-dam Janina. , hours there W9?°{‘P°¢“_"°ns'h‘9sWrl'9'stenmer Ruth not long since, involved n} 11 would not have noticed this slnnderiffl from the Tabel ““93 “'35 intendetl'. “ml “’3": I'oth before the veaml- 'burned or WIS! had appeared in any paper outside of this c 0!) ' their “Sign “'35 fir“ to 013" “‘9 "a! {O'Cburne’x So far it is not known how the: grcnionnl distrii-i, but coining uit doe. from such 5 movement by mowing “0"" ‘s‘" for-l fire occurred. but it has been uncertainmf’. 3 paper edited by Col. licClure l hue 1110qu ca"“" ""33" furioui volleys ofgmpe. The that the bill of Inding describing thedifl'er- properto Publish this "I’U- —. troops were ordetod 0‘“ and "Pr! ”93’3”" 1 ant pockngeo of the money ioniso non uL— Ilia. art/idly mm 'uuue 1 para oreryith com tion mode torecelve them, but, wnely for Walt. by“: . . , ”mpg, simply saying Col. McClure condo ‘ thémseives the rebels refrained from 891‘ ‘ ficcnds‘fi'im thecgosl'ltiion 0’;- fentlemnnlwhel‘l woultinlbrce. ‘ . i cpqhil «In I ng. ruyyoufly c-. _. T , annrsnoo‘rns. ~ 'A. H. COFFROTH» Lurking behind rifle-pita in front of Fort Wigner area fezarebelllsharpshootfgrs of Links truest aim. arm wit weapon-o remit: _- nblo range. They fire at nil who‘nre seven» turwmo 35 to expose themselves by dny, ”ruling a. bullet, fashioned like the ceiebiw ted Whitnjorth bolt, at: marvellous dip tance toward our lines. Faster than sound these missiles travel, and in the daytime the feast exposure at the front. is perilous. To circumvent the authors. of this source; of nuugance, Major Plympton. acting antic; tap] ins actor general, hits selected the best mil-Esme!) from the’difi‘erunt regimehu and has organized l corps of aliarpéhoot ’rs. with which he hopes to thwart the reigel riflemeu. Already our “crack shots” have gurtinuy Icoom'plin'hed their, mmiéh in ringing to the umd A nurpber of the one fiy's abnrpsbooten. LR, MY RECORD The Abofitiop Ondid ate for Judge at)! the Supreme court in Favor of Nesta-Buf irate.. The.Unlontnwu, Gnu'm fl Liberty exposes the course of Judge Agneiv in the Reform Convent‘ion on the question of negro suf frage. It should deprive big: of the vote of every nu: in the Sub who believer flu} oulr’fro‘e white Incestors framed our insti tqtions for {m white ,men and fiheir do scendunts forevgr. L We quow from £ll3 Genius: '4 ‘ é [ ' d " tbllr ' "5 ' ‘ Tho Republlmfihnb Men '3l}me ~nnte'in the nominnuon of Judge Agnew u it that ofGov. Curtiu. lie was nmembor. ohbje Convention‘whioh framed the Con. slitutionv 0171838; and his course in that. body on the question.“ negro sum-age no uugh u will not very almugiy commend him to the favor of white chem. ' ‘ “ It is known that under th'e Constitution of 1790 it run mooted. questim'rwhother colored men were entitled tn‘vnt‘e. in some parts of tho State thy-were aligned to ex ercua the ri 'ht, und in othors it in: denied them. In tie Convention of 1838, called to amend tho Constitutiotfl'it was Empos“ to put this question At real hy con ninwtho elective franchise to ‘white men annu- With this view Mnunrtin. anhihqul hits, on the 23d of June. 1837. ofl'ered the onlow mg proviso to the 3d article: “ ' Provided. alu, "flat the right. of ya elector shnll in no ciao extend _to ‘otheis than free white male citizens." , ~ '“ On this proviud the yen» and nayl‘wore called. tud Judge Agnew voted mailm it. Ind J udge Woodvggrd. yho‘mmnt‘pcmc. oratio candidul'a for Goéoruor, 'wbo was also a member oftho’Cbnvontimi. voted fur it. The ‘rovipo was loat.—(Delutea, Vol. 3, mg. 9?.) => 3 ‘ ~ _ - “On the 17th of Janpnry, 1338, Mr. )1“- tiu renewed his efihrt, by moving to laser}. the word ‘white’ uneng th. qunlifiutions for Lotus“ Upon this motion u long had able debntogusued, Judgp Woodward-_uk’ ing an gctxv @nd lemlir N‘ =- fr-u a! thermotion 01') the 20th the umtion. ‘white’ was i the Con-nit Against it Im Dubai”. vol. “ 'Co thlt mt oppoéition of that begrou sylvattiiL - "Ain attemx continue tha' who had . ho Judge Ayn? 31mm. 101 m Woodward u» "Tm. in t are Asked to making nogrt tmn would n- as pry-.'. V men mm. through [the «mm of wrntliko Judge Woodw'ard. alone invested wirh the invaluable right of lulfrugo, it is not [1":on that Jngo Agnew will over roach the Sn premn Bent‘h. _ ‘ l ,7 ‘ " W 9 cunnot refnin'from giving thovgon cluding [uragrnph oh payer! ul speech dude in the Convcnnnn by 19(ng Woolwarfl 09 this msdion of aggro luffrago; "‘1 am aura the nohér some of our elli rnl would be outraged by. a d9ci§iunlhht fi"gr¢eo nre to-vote, and dri- wxll hf- dA-(Ei-leyl 2! you rojdct. tho urnsndm'rnt, _ At no élagd nf our hintnry have our .pooplo been mlllng to glic thrm thin right. and now In "'9 no" offend ngninsc nature. anrl dotviolonko to the prion] foe-ling. hv nyxng Hut—lg all timo‘vm come they shall pout" It. oLrt u; nnt— "allure the inrxtimmhldnghr afisnflrnga In this dpgrmluinn, I'm: the people Ipum, i: from them. at unworthy .ny longer of tlnelrjafl'cctionc, but let us proueru and bo mlenrh it an we hay-e'mhonlul ii. and hen rrnn'cx‘uty ml! In" no "puma-hula; on} memories.’ ” . ‘ Luzuriujor: Troop: lac/org Charluton.—The Boston ‘aanitary oomlniuioq has charter-351 p. vessel to cum ice. vegetables, lemons, cider, raspberry vinegar. «$O., to the soldiew bebre Cunrlenon‘nnd 3PO“ Royal. ~ " f 0 Run 9,» Ruin—The application dY fl mixture of one-third petroleum or kno-inc ml . and Waflhirda lnrd oil to the bodizs alga leg; 5‘ . < . . . I Q? horses will be loundfelfecuml in ‘eepmgo ‘ 1"}? boy Whig says dlfiewnt '9‘md‘ t the file: I“ ich annoy tllem to much during hot travel mth difi‘erem degrees of velocxty.—- g wanker- than, ”so be used "ml “may“, ‘ .4 all lq dinner will run “V?! 0; tap ncrelot j vintage on cows. A horse uneasy, (rettfpggnd m u mall-to sad 3 half, while a. sqgnmpnl (auiqping, meow“, me, we ”Wen-‘3‘: a. lo vorkwnll take from five to ten mmnw. once quiet. Tho“ who aympggbfge m 3 --————_~ 0 Wf‘atbe‘ b iufihk nun-3: me consmny «snaffle-Id? ”Rev. B. 315 mm”), 0 am In “'B' Iby themufrqm tcu pestshmll .1161! :0 I. , hu been shoved palm of tlno Em: Germ-n u, “Full”! "‘39” which m VIP-Re _ncu'; Reformed Church in Reading, 2:. 1‘1““ whilrhkgn go; 3.11:3? ism: inhuman; _ r ”___W one. ' ee . A . . ' “he number 6! 9010314 trqopu (gotu- food, tor tbs papa" thug obtained. 0073”» ’ ally in the field is said to be‘BeWeexuwenty- give bptm an more mnlk. fro'm the mt 1N: mo md twenty-three thousind .> will get from the'uye a! an: mum". Mien DEPARWENT. figen'icu will be "251:.de in the flags} Reformed Chm-ch nan Snbbnth—prmhfii morning and Waning. COURTP-TM August. Tom qt 099 m '4l, commence}! Inst Monday—Prelldont Jody. Fluher and Amino! Ml Ind Wiemn’oi the _Benoh. “'2‘ following um wet-q d}:- poud of : . ‘ ’ - 7 'vam Simon a ' . ‘ Oégmonveauh V}. Joseph Bnunu. Lu. oonyfit‘u hqyie 196 A male [zom Levi A. Over? bonnet. Verdict, :04 guilty. ‘ ‘ ’ _ .Oomrflon‘xo‘dtb' '7O: David Schrkolmdlolu' Tome]. Ali-fit: aid bunny upon Bury Wlk ' mor,(muhtmn‘n.) Yudbygnilti-luomvla ‘ Schrirer, m 6 nae gum, Dh’ohn Fancy-1;. ‘r Motion for i now aid. ’ ‘ f '7‘. Oommonwouq u. John H. Kuhn}, hr ceuy of pistol, to" from Sunni Smith. Do f-ndan! plum! gym]; And In; “mm D sin-y dip in tile county jail. ‘ -' g Commonwealth :11: Charla. Pull". Luf gen} 01’ a horse hom {Nye} Shy-tor, Varsity; not. guiity. ‘ . ' ¥ _ Communuuh‘n. Wm. Qume'nmn. 'l.qu ieny ohm-ea bonds tron Henry Bmhop, 8:21 I'"de guilty. ‘ Saviors} smct'y of the pace pun were .50 disposed of—Bi}! the Gun" sdjoumed hp 'l‘ugs'dny waning. _ _ ._» ‘ Orphan Court on the 2;!)ol82p8embo» THE DRAFT n 5 ADAMS count-Thu ' Ella—wing üble will exhibit the number of puf— lonu euroff‘ud 15 Cha- fyith {l&9- tuba-tim- - 9.90““ for and: sub-distriét in tbgigouni‘y.—_ Thcso‘quoms run made out»: \Fnihinglon; ' : girln'g man {or the vofuutens and militia-A t'uruishgd, and lunludfnthe fifty pet tent: “ added: : ‘ ‘ ' Class 1. C 135: 1., . Nona : » - ‘ Winn. CulßrmLibcdmml. - 'l. Bolwick3.&b., U 4 . . 2’ ‘ 2|: ’ 2. Butler, " _ 10:! a ‘ 3d _‘ J. Cnnpwngo. " 73 u 21‘ " 4. Cumberland, ll _ 6 35- b. Frmikhu, 155 ‘ I ('1 ' ' 6. Freoflom, ‘ 88 ‘ . ' 8. 41" 7. Germquy, 128 ( . ~‘l . . gut . ‘Q. Gettysburg. 145 . ' X'J , (If; 6 9. Hmmyn, ' 84. ‘ _ u “ 2.1 II). llnwilmubrm, 9.5 'l - '-, 39‘ H, unifyingluu, x 133 0 . . 43‘ . .12. Luzixnuru; 5 106 l '~3‘ 13. Lillul’l_l,' 59 1 ’ 15. . u H. Muhhen, 115 ¢ u ‘ 3'; 15. Mammjuy, Du 0, ' . 38‘- ‘ , lb'. Mouulphuulfllu ' 3 ' ' 31' "; 17. Oxford, IUI . 4 -' 32: . Muffin-July. I'l3 0‘ :57 13. Slrhbnn, 3‘ IN ' 0 ' H 35 2:). TyroLn, , [-5 .~ 0 - lT ' ‘ JUL L'uiun, ‘TS 0 ' 13 _ - Tom, mm~ 61’ 3 673 g . Th,‘ Duh fur 3h; District. will cummeuca‘u: Chimbcrshmg tu-uhj. ' . ‘ Tum-MTIUNA‘L EEEI-JTHlAKT—‘rhl“what" '1: “pr hggtbéen lrrnng‘é'l in regard to [he .\fo tio l Ce‘melery M Gettysburg. fur the ,hnlu'r- .. men; I th. gulu‘u dual), flan MI in the um: bit: bl i-s bore, ‘houl {unnonu‘mmu‘uf Luigi (:0: 'ng on Hie Bl'limizvc Turnpike, bu; tween the In: Green century Ind‘c‘ny‘. ‘ N’Dri' Orchard. .an oxien may) t_ho Timex; town mid. cumming t‘ho‘b ghoul point} sin Cemlw'ry Hi”. hue hm urchugl by m...’ State, of Pennsylvania: 0 her Stokes X‘vay Keen intimd In «ab—uprrnu n the ”mean! M? the ”His: dqml m this! nunvlm, Tim "5 nmgemenls {or winging." Ihv rounvlfl‘pru} "3““ my to the rumqvnl of I’m Jami. are b m; 1113‘]! My rapidly n 4 -pnsii’;l . [I van h ,3" Mn not Q dm-‘yl. dmmv l as unéh n ap‘vn“. should he, an! m'l be the puilfi‘ mfiuy a pilgrimage h] the frienvly: a thug. pm. dam), to gut: fluwor, mm? .hml A It- r'M-r duh luiodonn. Those who I'm 1! _ in hnn-L nre mm of eneq; IN by dum- Cb 4:3"; i: m and in l'fimnm-r Wirl’lh" , it"u th'Enlcd in px rpclm ! rmu'xemunli and everything ugh sucreuhny. l S th.nek-- Fur (orfihls your EMI n'. PA.y upon (hp ‘ L-ultu'ral Such-u". . ___ >lstnnl‘2l. It‘ia F murnlidub an: bvs' iIIZEM -: V v .151 Mid Y 5H It imhcmiuus I: 'must hnerusliu' _ Iw u 41, «f mum ill 1:11 the Pu‘uh ,5 thrre thousag‘l l‘mlnrshlfimm Thu milled bywill m or life. But aha igh'. find an» I»! I the Amounu‘efi mlverlisu n $l.. 'a and mnlqsfin 6 continued frhm E in If. 8. fundb . rot! Hon. A. II Arm. n, ma. fnnél :—ln I hp m A‘lgulfl find 8 U
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