The compiler., October 12, 1863, Image 1

, Ter. me..
The Comm.“ in publiéhed every Monday
morningsby Hun J. Sfmu. It 51 75 per
Innum if paid strictly Ix Alanna—s 2 00
berfinu'um if not paid in advance. No
nubmripcion discontinued, unless st the
opgioh‘of the publisher. until 11l arranges
Ire paid. '
Aavnrrstxfiu inserted at the usual rltet.
JOB Pllhfnye done with newness and
dicpntch. _
. Orncz in South Baltimore street, nearly
opposite Wamblers' Timing Establishment
-“Colrn.zn innxn‘Orncz”on thesign.
Small ,Farn;
, ,T PRIVATE SALEJ‘Ihe aancriber of.
fors'ai private nle‘ the roilowing VAL
ABLE , PROPHET!" .sitnntenl in Strubnn
~lanphip, Adams county, Pa.‘ on the public
- road leading tram Gettysburg ,to‘iinrrisbulfg,
5’4; miles Nurlh East. of the tor-_mcr place. ,
i The I-‘urm conmins 75 Acres and 32 Perches,
nndthe improvements consist. of a good sub
mmiulrm’fimua'nnusmrgunr‘o ; x
Burn, Wash House, Wood Bonnie, '
Dry House, Cnrringe Hornet and-mgu
_ Cider Pxeu, with other necesgnry A . —-'
onpbuiidings; two wells orgood‘wuu'r in the
yin]. There-i 1 nn ()rchsrd or good fruit
on the prrmiuu.’ The DI’OIICI’IXiS‘WI'“ propor
: finned with mendnw and timli‘er law]. .it i!
. U’flvenient to Mar-lieu, Churches, thooh. M"-
mnkingil very desirable. Themtmitinn of pur.
fhasy is invited 1.9 ii. Call upon or address
the undersigned, reaming thereon.
mxu-zr. u. mimxnv,
S Gettysburg {K 0., Adams co., 1‘».
.'. Nah—The sulxm'rilwr also offers 160 '.\‘croa
tii'heJJuil I’l'nirie Land, situagpi um" Drcwirn,
l'owuhuk cmmly, low-i. 1). H. F
;Aiig. at, 11103. (f . V ‘
_ flew Warehouse,“ , '
100 ()( UI‘SHELS U!" “GRAIN
_- . . ) WANTEILM HlCHO\\':Gl'=\ill
and Produce House, in Cnrlisle slrwt adjoin
ingfihend. t Bu‘chler'x emhnsmuehg. The
Mullen market price 93;“ always he paid in
cash for \ 1
; (“:4“er nll kind}. L , * -
_, FLOI'IL SEEDS, kc.
Alvm) flan ban! and (or snle,nl (In: gmullcst
[lfufitil‘ 3 I
ucn’fis, _ ’
SALT, HS". ._
‘ “BUCEI'IHTNV #9., o
‘ Whole-ulé and r'éguil.
TRY U 5! WP film” u'd our ‘bch. to give
satisfaction in nun-mes: . .
J ; L.\erl'fll)\'rk\DlEUL.
(igltysburg, Hwy 13, Imm. ,Ily “ _
Sprmg Goadgi . 1
AT .\. smrrr a Sth'S‘—L\\'cjnciw the n}.
Inn'Jun n!‘ hxwvri in our s'm’k‘, of Spring
[huyunhirh uil! he sum cheap. l‘flljsiflillg 0!
LalrlHa" DRESS (:mms, \ ,
Shawla. ('ln'lkln-J mum, «In. cti‘. FO7- .\lonjs
nm! Ho} 5‘ ut‘ ur' we have Mum’s, (‘nciimeres‘
(‘uutinga,.\'e=tingn “ith n Valrifly of Cotton
‘llh-wkl‘” hr. (31!“ um] Hen.
‘ m,- m: 151:3. 33. sgnr’r .5; SON.
I V -.-
" ,giilee’Us 3,0311! .
ODOR] k GILLHSI‘IE have. ju<l received
C n largo nnd spivndid tlnck M New Gnolh
wliié-h ”If: un- uriii'ufi :I's chm-p us [he_ iiuu-a
“I“ ailing; Their stu- k luu innen «alt-cred will:
nut- {ml is of, lIEJIUU‘i .1 nuaiilyms llu- murkc!
will 'nmmi. .\‘l‘fi \RS‘. ‘m: lune all kinds.
1"»sz n‘nllfiol'i‘Clll-lmi. l'uhcr‘zeal,Granulated,
Slur (L'lo-nnsx,l I'ul'il Rica Mini (Mini. TEAS,
inn-win]. Ynungv “yum :rTni [H.wk Tm}. .\IU
. LA.“.‘E.<,¥o\\‘ (ifh-una. Hurtn [lion and Syrupa
1:1 nlifl'qunl kinda 'l'HH.\(‘('YU.<. In suit ull
Lin-r: of tin-“fwd. (Hm, r-‘u, Spun. .\‘My,
('uh-luii-h. Miugll and lid-ally. N-lurui Leaf,
uml Fine ('uh ; Smoking Tnhnccn. 13 difi‘ercm
A Linn” l‘il'i‘ifi a burg; nm'l iiluc xu~<tnflniuulz
\fil-Ili \HS (If \‘.lrl()ll~l hrunlis. (‘U \L U“.
L.\ \H’S nlfijfi‘hmlct \\ 1‘ hzuzc liw hut I|"an
mvnl in l!u~,;.l'n:c‘. wl.i;1: we erlJuw: also. ’\
«Nu. l'mrlirh- ut l‘uul ”PL, H.\\i.\‘. pi-iu Mn]
ln‘fgam‘ur: 11. .\‘hunl 'vrwnn-l 5‘ Ike, FI.UI'R,M
the- hckl'qnuhly. u bit-h yé "Indy; g 1" urnuleo:
(‘Edar-uuW. Tubs. .Jzuviiuu, “flier Fans. kg.
"s'o aim RNII .\'n’.inn~."(,‘ let-tum: i’ruilq,
Viril‘ iu’ lino smuil‘ur in} ”mg” l. Sill! Spin-s,
('hm-nlnw. March. iilnl'kin'gg, indiquElllnlln-u‘
' Snaps. (‘urry (‘on.hcnnti (‘Eu-Js. a hurt nanni-
Im-nm! “rush”. H =iwl~. Ropes. l‘nrdfib‘rgck
try-rum kn. (”Vi-21"." .\ (‘.\MJ. .
- (iel'fwlmrg. .\ln_\‘ H. 1563. ’ ‘ ‘
Salisbziry Bros. & Co.,
0 37 DORHAXPD STREET. and
N n? \\'l-JYIH)>ԤET STREET,
__ PROVIDENCE. 1L,1.,
'l'iny-riémru Mum- of llu- mm: l-xlomive JEW
ELRY. .\IANI‘FACTQIHES. lu {he Enstrrn
Sum”. b 11530 onl! Ilr‘v :Ittrnfinn of the cum
muui‘y gem-Mllv 1n ‘tlu- wry SI‘RI’ILSIXG
CHEJI‘ IRATE M “hirll lhry :‘re' "Ire-tin}: [ln if
gnwh. fur surpn‘silng {will thrr-igu xlfld Du-
In'-clin- .\lnrmfu tint-s in pom! of elegnnce und
rgml durxbilily! " i ,
‘._ v ‘
‘ 1» mm INS’i‘ANCI-L:
‘ For Frr‘rrns Dawn's, we fnnénrtl, nicaTy
carded rfin!’b;h‘l ed in pugs] nrdér, the follnwinz
uprmmu quay-(ivy of Jewelry, mum) in finish
m'nny Plum) Gum. and not 1:) he remgnized
from th {only Ivy ”mining of :u'idu:
_.4 Set Elmmol VMI 11mins; 1“. Plain Huron
fine Pink: 4 E rr Ring: to m "('11: 2~Ts§ifit Who
l'insc 4 Eur Flinn tn mkale'h; 2 Pl xin Pins; 4
Fur Ring." Io q-nh-h : L’Jflnufivs‘ “huh, Dunh‘tc.
Hemtxmnl a \"vritg'«ufxp~nttlnns: 50 L'niOn Em
hlenw: .'.O Sbnrfpini. Pl lip and hnilminn Corn];
1 “ankle-Chg Lnt'ketv; ohgifne-tnrfied; 6 Box
and (‘.I Hi Pin-i l'ur pnrlruit or hair: 72 {\seort.
ml Inn-kph, "cut and Shell Charms, nnd'G Rnn'd
“urchin—all tor lfim-e'l Dullurs.‘ A cqjlec
lion m (Ins-"kind. when placed in the Maria; of
any nué of nrgiinnr‘v inlellic’cnre. oughtto rc'tuil
mm; lmjst Une Hundrud l‘ullursl ' 5
C:I(MUIIHFI,; rontninin: full information and
Prick-s ol Goods, cyn b:- nhhiueul lipnn,nppli
"union. Qidcrs hy Xlnil, Telegraph or Expreas
respectfully snliciled.
.A SAMSBURY BliOS. 5: co.,
‘ 3'! DormnCe k 67 Weyhosiet Sts.,
{one 39, 1863. - Providence, R. l.
, . E. & H. 'l'. Anthony,
, " AWFACTUKERS 0F PHOTOGRAPHIC
BI MATH“ ALS, 51“ BROADWAY, N. Y.—
_ ('Ann l’nofoourun.-—onr Catalogue now em
braces a-onsidemblyloru‘flur Tlmumml dim-r
-" en; subject: (10 which additions 1m: ceminunl
lyfieing mode) of Portraits 0! Eminent. Ameri
cana, etci, \‘ir. :. 7‘.‘ llixjorxienernls, 199 Brig.
Rentals. 259 Colonels. 84 Liam. Colonels, 207
‘_ finger ()flicars. 60 Nair 0.12%”, 525 Smmsmen,
137 Dininom'l 16 Authors Artistsd I 2 Stage,
‘ 4.; Prominent Won'ieu, 147 Prominent Foreign
I'orlraiu. ~ - ' .
, r 2,500 C‘omxs‘or Wonn’ or Au. ihclnding
- ‘ reproducfion‘s of the‘mosz cebi-mcedzflnzmv
in”, Paintings, Slntllra, kc. Catalogues sent.
on receipt or Smmp.‘ An order for One Dozen
Picture; from our Catalogue; will‘be filled on
“aim of SI .20, apql'se n: by squall, free. .
.{x‘ ‘3’ . rmlroonwunuimnus.
3 , 'tligsu we manntncmre a grant, vnriegy,
mum; In price from 50 cent; 3.0350 each. .
Our ALBUMS hue the ,reimtstion of twin;
Imriorm 'ucnuty and dumbimy to any others.
The smaller kinds can be sent safely by mlil at
(vantage of 31: cents per 0:. . a: ‘
V The more expensive on be sent by express.
.fi-We also keep a large nuortment of
STERESCOPfiS h STERESCOPIC VIEWS.
Our Catalogue of these will be sent to any ad.
dress on recoup: of Sump. ~ '
E. a H. T. ANTHONY,
\flufacturm of Pkotograpkic Mam-fob,
501 Bnupwn, NEW .Yo‘nx. ’
’ Friends or relulrea‘of prominent military
men ‘will confer I. favor by geranium-us their
“likenesses to copy. They will be kepE cnreful-
Ul3" Returned uninjured. *
”SIALBUNS MADE TO ORDER {or Cou
, gm!" [.O present to their Pump. or. for
och" purpose], with suitable inscription-Ic.
Aug. 24, 1893. 6m , .
Notice.
‘ Am: w. BORNER'S ESTATE.—‘betten
J at Mumiamfion qn the estate of Jane
. Homer, late of Gettysburg. Adam: coun
gamma, inning been gunned xo manna".
signed, padding in the ume_plsce, he hegeby
g'wu ”as. so all persons mdebhwd to said
1:23;. “21:: {W pnyment, and those
0 tune to presem
mi properly Authentic-tad for lemement.
L . .~ Wl. QUINN, Adm'r.
”21,1963” 6‘ ' ' L
,
Br'ggJ. gnaw
46 - 112. Year_ ^
Schencfic’s‘l’ulmonjc Syrgp
WILL OUR!
cossumnozv.
scnmcx‘s LPLHONIC SYRUP
CONSUMPTION
Senaxcrg's rquxm :SYRUP
IEI
CONSUMPTION
SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP
\ Q 1“ run .1?
COREUMPTION.
SCHENCK'§SEA WEED TQXIC
_ mu. can t
‘ DYSPEPSIA. ' _
SCHENCK‘S SEA WEED TONIG
mu. cm:
DYSPEPSIA.
SCHENCK'S, SEA WEED TQXIU
WILL-cyan
DYSPEI’SIA
SQHHNCKS SEA WEED ’i‘ONIG
DYSPEI’SIA
y ‘—‘- '
SCHENC‘K'S‘ MANDRAKB PILLS
' Winner“ A
L] VER COMPLAINTS
SCHENCK‘S Maxnmxs ‘mLLs
“ILL (‘l‘llfl
LIV ER COHI'Lfi .\"rs
smiuxcx's MA.\DR.\Krz-‘rnlr.s
\l'lLL l'[ "I:
LIVER COMPLAISTS
«sbmzxcx's yunhfxa yum—s
- ' u‘lLngt‘ug ~
lem: «.ml‘L'LMx'rs. ,_
Im, J, n. St'm-ZWK hang Lnrg! Suit or';
Rumua ul,,.\'n.ll'."lit)\l|Sl‘llEf-IT.NI€W YHRK.’
nhrrc chfirnn be hum] (‘H'H’ ITII‘SJI|"_‘.I’UHI 9
... u. m ‘s :- it : nu?! :uw N-mh mu street,
I‘nilm!!l{§n.l. cnn SJ'qun‘r. 5; ... - }
IL» luv-fin a Large uuuply M nu-fiiu-inetat big:
ru'l'va. wlfith run he huu .xéfill nuns. Thqsc
\\ Mr": :uhlrv or an! 1 mini uion uf Hue Lungs)
“ill I 3" \u-ll m rull vn hmi ,3: .ulmn‘. He
may", h‘n (ig'fl'gt- tnr whu 0 Mn turn ‘hhrnuplfl
u ”um um: “uh lln‘ 1:: -;urumvlrr, hls price!
1* .~ L ‘ ‘ f ‘
A DAHNING RECORD!
Andrew G. Cd‘rlians been thu’ernér (if
.‘ > f l I V 1‘“ l _ibia Nate furngnrly tlnrne your.» and hesidos
”“23?anYTL‘TLI”fishzlhi'"firm;lgz‘.u:?lle$o:keting hinw-lf,‘ and ~qu:l|ulm.ihg dpnn
rm 11mm! m- u: vbiv. um} In th.” menus it‘ls pm, hi: shoddy partis‘zu s. the Lhnm:nm.s nfiprn
:otf Inl‘l-I n I; llm I.;II‘. Hm:~ mm-h lu-ucnil printed bythc ‘Lv’éulnlnre (or (he bein-fit
wou- u- 1.. mm ' u‘ll’ n-nnn nu ul onto. . . , ' . _‘, W , i _
h_\' .nl-nndum-u- "I “MW“. n“ ,1 h", ”lug; of her-9mm Wit“ rl. he- 11.: 'm lt'unlly am «In
slxflivicnl Lulllfh'fllC: “”11“. vny 93‘”! be h. ‘K'ved of nets: 13$ :3 rm A >0 Hlnn' 141-313.
cgrcd mlvuucul tinge: of l‘m:.~uuhyta;n.= l lpture, which.fluu'eguhhed the . Mate of
Dr. Sr-ficanCs Princxpnl (NIH-(- is 39‘ North ‘ wen {Million of‘d lln , ‘lni'k
S'LVT“ Street, Huhidclphm, l’.-I.,where letters gen-fly l V’ty m ls U rn. ‘ )
lur mhiee shfimhl n|\r:f}: hr dzrected. . an“ H: .‘. ‘ .
liricg of the l‘bwhuc .\‘uu'v and .\‘m “'Msn .Sflnhnrynnd Erie lerond-Wull,
Tuur ‘t-uch $1 per lmxlh- or $3 the hall duzcu, fills fur the mefger or Irnnsfer
Muxmnu: I‘m... 2:3 cents prl’ has. I_ of that rand In the Penny”..-
For sue by n“ Druggiqls and Stdrekcepm. I “JINCBMI’TL T 11 ‘
Se n. 7 1663. hn . use 01 t 119 onnnge co ec -
I= ' ._ . ,-‘ .‘ '- _,_ ‘ed andduelhé Smut. \
Plibllc Sale. ' [Long to the Sum- from ‘he go.
x Turnso.n',memh dJyHTOCTOHER; res! 0* tl-c 'onnnggfu for - t
next, the .‘fi'chribel’SNAdluilliilrzlfurp of, “'9. 31‘3" 18‘)" ”"3 mm . . E
the estate of David Luckhnrr, doeens‘eul, “TIL .1303: ‘ ’ ‘ 1.0001000
sell a". Public Sale. at the hue residence of mid: _ ”_i“
den-dour, in Sm?!) In tr‘hvmhip, Adams emimyfl , SIU-IGq-"W
nhnut n mile np‘d 3 int; northeast or Ilulden‘gj Such, tax-payers of‘ Pcfimyhan'm, is, Hm
.\‘lnzinn. lhe fixIIQWiwA'N-nqnut I'rnperV. viz: record furnishé’d an affix“ ofi‘estA an ‘ in«
“2 gwunnr‘AR‘XZHORSJ-ng } 51mg. firm“ 2 tegmy of pm; G Cum; by 3;"! 13m:-
elk-rs, 1 row ‘ow‘l-n . ’igsl ”gs, “ ' v. ‘ . .
firil-r'u‘e Narrow-Head \Vngon. “my Carnage? 51y; Gazelle—the able-at Ahnhuon journal
{jiililjlne‘lk 2' "3’ I?! “4“" ”Knesi’gwo") in! Weltern Pensylvnniu. Has he nod-i1;~
,nu e, .m an ong rum-s, rel-s 2mm, ; . _ . . . ' . ,
Halter nml (‘ow Chains, Culling Box. Sled,i‘?‘“y {MIMI m b" duty ‘F' proteellllgjtlte
Plough: and “arrows, Unable Shove) Plough. ; Interests amps Commonwealth? nd :2
lmbicund Single-uifs. Grill?! Candle. ‘.\!rwir; he not unworthy of the sum-age uf honest
Sughe. (hiu smne, 213' e, . allure~ ‘or‘ 5,, fr T tef G W' 7‘ od_
Side ~Saddle, Cuphpxud, fill-gnu, Chest, Shah affine"; l’.;‘ln‘vto do; E‘Dlrgt’ ‘lf. e f
(:un,nn:l n variety of other Articles, too 1111- Wu ' w 0 V" Uan ~ Y '9 we h“. o
muons‘to mention. _ ~_ the State and ~lhe hbertierof her. poo.
. 531;“th tn commence at 1 o‘clock,P. .\l., on] PlB. ‘
skid an, when nnendnnce will bevgiven and
terms Inn-1c kunwn by .
MARGARET li. LUCKHA RT. Adm’x.,
HEXRY THUhIAS, Admfixisunwt
Slet. 21,-:1563. ls
New Goods
I FA”NESTOl‘KS’.—Fuhneszock Bros:
would respectfully inform [heir friends
and the-publiclxoncmlly that lhey ane’just
receired‘their Spring-stock of Goods from New
Yprk and Philadelphia. Hs'ving bought them
for cash, we, are prepnred to offer the largest
and prettiest stock of DRESS GOODS ever
offered tn the citizens of the county and at'
ow PRICES! .“ Quick sales and sham prom"
being our motto. ’
< ”Call and canine M the aigu of the
May 11,1863. 1 RED FRONT.
, .
Removals. 5
r HEnflderslgned.beingtheanchorizedperson
‘ to mnké removals into E\er ‘Green Cameo
’leryfi‘hopes that ouch as cofiemplnte the remove]
ofthe remains of decenued relatives or friend;
will avail Lhemselvek at this smon oftheyenr 1.0
have it. done. Removals made with promptneu
—terms low, and no eflon spared to please.
, . PE FEB THURN,
Hutch ~12, ’6O. A Keeper of the Cemevery. A
‘ Meat.
HAMS, SHOULDERS and SIDES, bf best
quality, «ml cheap, u
Aug. 94. GEO. B. KALBFLEISCH’S.
‘ » 'l‘mlorlng.:é ._, ‘
E subscriber, Inving "turned from the
ufimy, take! this method of infoinn'ng the
pa lie [but he has commenced the TAILOR
ING BUSINESS ugnin, n. ‘he old “And, in
lcSherryatown, Adams county, PL, up! that
*he will mtke up garmemn in .the hen nyle,
nnd at reasonable runs. He hope: by uric:
attention to buoineu 3nd I duh-e to‘ple-u, to
merit A full chm-e of public. patronage.
GEORGE NIHM. _
__Adz. .31, 1863. am ’
- .Farmers’ &,Mecknm'c " -
SAVINGS INSTITUTION 0F [DA 00.,
hnving increased its rupiml. has e [urged
“spurious-11nd vxrnrded its nccpmmocfnliojl
Lou £1.15, Wednepdny. [April 6, 1863. g
‘ Picking '
as RECEIVED ms ,
511 mm 4: scum—m 171.0? an
.u l I. v , ‘
coir}: ‘on, com: ALL.
my 18,18”;
.._M-,,.._r ~:'--. .. . .
. Plckmg
,AS RECEIVED ms T
srmsa I: swam: cwrnmo,
cm: 020:, 0051 i: ALL.
“my 18. 1863. . _
Uccnann PIGKLES, n ‘lJr-‘lgo lo! inn r.-
' ceived from thc’cit)’, i‘n prim-N MW. at
’ ‘ KALBPLEh‘.’ Z 4 '
*A DEM©©l§€AT3© my, FAMHLV J©URNAL
l
115 b,! (Manila.
6UR FLAC I
IZE
n. 1. Shut, :m'ron. AND Puoruz‘rpl.
wro‘ia-ivsngnn. PA; T—
MONDAY MORNING. ocr. 12, km
msl'ocmw mm mm.‘
' For Governor, }
HON. GEO. w. WOUDWA‘RD,
~ - Or LUZERNE ('OL'NTY. ‘ '
‘ For Inigo or the supra-r ('OII'L
HON. WALTER n. LOWRIE,
- 0F ALLEGHENY COUNTY
~ DEMOCEATIL‘ L‘DH‘TY “CRETE;
ASSOCIATE who»; .1
Hos. ISAAQ E. WIEINAN, Hunfing‘on tp
~ . " ”stun”, . ‘
JAMS n. magnum. Hnmillonbnn ‘Qp
‘ smamnr,‘ . i
ADA)! EEBERT, Franklin tp. 1‘
:lu-m'fi'rxn Ash nunmnn, “
SA.£L LILLY,-’.\lognlph-usum Ip. 1‘
cum: or run: coun-u, ' I
JAMES .I.). PINK, Uxfu'nl 2p. 1
runs/cum.
JACOB TROXEL, Gettysburg
1 , cuxmssnmxu,
SAMUEL-MARCH, Heading tp.
DIRECTO'ELOF 1m: maxi,
GEORGE .\IECKH‘IY, Tyrant Ip.
Al nmm,
J’HN ELDER, Berwirk t"
' cmmsxn,
Dr. THOUAS O..Kl.\£!‘.l{, l.i'l!l:sl0\"fl
ANOTHER FALSEHOOD CLIN‘CEED.
The Chnml'gersburgbfepo‘ciwry. aqd ogher
Aboiition jouirnnls.‘ ve ‘chnrged VSen‘ntor
Clymer with declaring’in his spbech‘ at
Somerset, that: J '
, “If Woodward and ‘Vallupdiglmmliaerz rkctt'd
will! Sat/m0!” and Parker, they lo'ltllréuyite‘ i;
callmg from We fig 111: troops [mutt/Idr hyme
tive States. for“! puma: 42f muffle/(EM (h; ad
ministratinn urtngiu’a cokvénliou of 016 84414:. to
adiuat avrldaficu‘klci” - . ‘ , ,
The Bud'ing'ngme, on‘ the antli‘griuy (3f
Senator Clymer,’ pronounces t_hq chuge‘
false. He used no such languLgo,J—%r any
thing like It, “Somerset or eEsewfiqFt We
were l 0 well ”ti-find that it via untrue
~whcn we, first. m 5! it. that. we deemed it Inn-l
woxthy of. notice. I! in s‘ah to not dqwl
very chargé made _in‘thAtplition paper:
against Democrats as fa)§ehopds. This
only wagon is calumny.—- Palriu a? Union.
Wl9 AH! THE TRAI’I‘OBB?
Benjgmin 1". Butler, the hero of Big
Bethel‘ and Lowell-Lune lucceuful tin-m
-ciar .in Non Orleans. who pocketed over 3
million 01 daily: by hiqoflicul corruption
in thnt Elly—in engaged by (lie Cut-tin
Stale Committee to make speeche- in luv/or
of the Illoddy oandidstl. Al I "cent
meetlng of Abolitibnisu, who denounco the
Union :- it In: and icurse tho‘Jonltinltion
a: it‘ll. he «had the miller: unembl‘ed-a
“Do you wish the Union rumored n it.
Wu?” To whfoh they mutated vehemen
tly. "No." And then the distinguished
Curtin ontor upload. "The Union a“- it
mu cannot be res‘lbrod and it would be fol
ly for me to say Up! I an: in favor of the
palpation 9!; théUnion as it was!”
We uk th‘e cou’siamtive 60mm of‘ the ‘
Commonwealth wxo desire to see a return.
of pence and prosperity-Lo aununbtppy‘
country, nnd who believe that the Union
any yet be restored to bless them and pheir:
childzef. to ponder well upon the treason-’1
.blo utterance-i above qupted before lhsy
plloo their votes in the ballot box. 1
I The Ohio Elation—Jamel A. Hellman,
who hwiust returned tmNew York from 8.
Speaking tour in behalf 9! the Demoqafic
cause in Ohio, says “ if there bond “99'
in; with the ballot-box. Ohioron the ho }
4V6“. gives Valium“: My ”05.3
i .;‘xtj'."~ “ ' "
V '
,F‘nu'm rs "can my nu. ninth"
‘5.
GETTYSBURG. PA", MONDAY, OCT. 12, ’1863.
cnnmrs “sogprgg': DODGE PLAY-
We copy the following from tho Harris
burg Patriold: Union.
WHAT I'll PRIVATES 01' THE GALLANT FINN
SYLVANIA RESERVES THINK Q! Cl'l‘l‘lN
The following letter is from a. responsible
wurm—a‘n intelligent soldier of the" Re
sérve Corps, who Went in a Democrat and
intends to come out Ony'e. if he should sur
ige the war. It. is ngonuine letter-print
like most cf those published in the Aboli
tion papers. manufactured for the occasion.
We shall look for more from the same
qt'mrtvr: . , . ‘
Curr nu: Wnnnzxroy. meyu.
- ' Septenabenlo_'lB63. } .
Eon-on UNION—Sir: I am a Pennsylvani
an. and have led the life of a soldier for
nearly three years. 1 was a Democrat. when
I entered for the war, Ind Im one yet. I
humhnd greatinducementsheld out to me
lf 1 would but desert the old land marks of
Jefferson Ind Jackson; bufiLoouldn’t "so;
it. “ ' ‘ .
In reading the Abolition papemlvfhicll
m-a circulated freely in this army,l find
thnt "Henveflfiand earth” are sboutAbeing
moved for the purpose of impressing Upon
the minds of the good flame ,o‘l‘ the old
Koystbne that A. G. Cnrti'nis the sold‘lers’
condidaté from Pennsylvania in the Army of
the Potomac. Such talk is all hllderdash.
Curtin is not the choice ofthe "fighting sons"
of Pennsylvmin. 'l'ho.Abolitmn wing of
the~ honored snm ofll’cnmylvnnia sup
pnrt Ant/y.“ but the'inrge. conservative,
Democratic wing jump over Andy, and go
in for tho great-statesman, Geo. W. “’qu
yvard, for (invornnr. Curtin’s most ardent
nupporlé‘rsfire fougnl‘nmonu theshnultlvr
strapped buys-s. Judge Woodward’s sup
portvrs are found in the ranks“ Tho men
that carry tho mnskets and do the fighting
—-the lmrd-fisted yeomanry—are the sup
porters and detention of Democracy. ‘
We know Andy‘s carom-by lm‘nrt.‘ The
Almfilinnista can’t lenrn m anything about
him. We know what [l9 has done for us—-
we know all. We know, too, that he has
been well paid for all he. evvr dill for us.—
Wo mre him nothing.. He Iliad bt-tlerrgive
up the SUlllll'l‘ tlutlgO—he. knows he is acl~
in: the I.ypn~ itu. Come, Ant/y. this won't.
dnngflll kn v very wnll you are not the
unanii—meiso t-s- nl us l’cnnwlvnnin l‘uoys tnr
thv‘yernnr l'lwro i~: no use in your trying
to gull’ . guupla any longer. \V«- are
lmsy .'l the Inm- \rri'lng I.4th to our
friends nlionl your Inkt'l‘llly. (.‘un‘m Andy,
not honestly. ~ ' ,
l’umnylmninns. be not defining]! ANGJ
(‘ur‘tin is m! (,I.‘ "minimum choice of thi-t
soltl.m'~=. 'l‘tu-rn arr thoummls dl‘Domocruts
in this nuny who are tint hix- wmmrtori—a
qun for (ii-mapi W. .anlward. the sol
dmrn’. (in; fru‘ml.’ Amuse l’ Demtm-ujs,
nu um! llioct Wu‘odulml li'ivertmrul' Penn
«3!v.mi;-. and Hudson»: ot'l‘vnnsylvmfin in
the Army at the Potomac Wlll thank you
lor it. \
. Yours, hr... ’ ’. : ;
w
3?: "
C!
‘l'
$7.0c0,000
1 1,00u,000
if the [aim copperhend implies. uwe
suppose. all those who arena: Republicans,
thqro arefins 15 well known. nyory large
p‘r‘rflmrfinn in our armies which would cer
tainlM‘Jme umlnr the designation thusvop~
prnhrinmlv applied to them. In general
the “thinking buydmts” in our armies are
mast llkely to be “copperlwnds.” as that
tern.) la med to describe ;the lne‘nds of the
Constitution and Union. We believe it i 9
because they are Npoclnlly ’sncb'in the Apr
my of the Potomac that it. has been treat.-
ed so shabbily by the Administration: Q
We .find, in confirmation of our vie .
the following article in the Tray Prat, by
which it. appean tint. a Democrpl. in the
Army of the Potom‘x is acopp'erbleadund
that, this class (100:: the fighting: .‘.
“CDPPERHEAD‘S’” IN THE} ARMX.
760,000
A I'riau-l who’ luv just receivégi an inter
etlingletler from fine army permit; us to
make the following expract from" it. It
shows what kind of men are fighting the
battles of the country : '
' , CLIP, U. S. Vols., Aug. 23, _1863. '
Dear -—~-—_-'2 _ \ .« “ ‘
; 1 have written’several letters; but can get
no answer at all. Wlmt is die attenwitb
all the folk: 1 Have they beenulirpfted 7, ‘
They say am there was a riot. in Troy‘ 3
short. time ago. nnd that the copperheads
did it all. I don’t know whatyou (all n
onpperhead in Troy. but in the army of
the Potomac, if a man says. he is a Demo—
crnt,,he is called a Coppei’head. That. is
the name I go by altogether now. 1
But if Democrats are al Comm-head's.
and called traitors, thev are all (halt ca'n be
found to fight; for the ver ones {who were
strong Republicans, fell out on the much
before we got. to Gettysburg, sad the Cop
perhead: had to Ila all the fighting. ' 1
Our Colonel "jun good Democrat. and he
got killed. ,
Thst’u what’s the flatter: T _
Beapects to—-——nnd -—-aad everybody.
Two of these “truiwrous” Copperhead
officers in that same Army, called upon us
“010;?" ago than yesterday. They ex
press the same apnfimenta, 9nd more of
them. to be read in thedbovo letter. They
pmliculurlm.enuoned 1' late vvisit, of Mr.
Senator Wilson to that Irmy, and declared
thgt no lan use could too. strongly indi
caletho disfllm with which hil preterm.
than was regarded. 3
Judge Lauren—We had the pleilure of
likening to an able speech delivered by
thet veteran, Hon. John Leraver. et. a
Democratic meeting at the Stone Home qn
Saturday list. The Judge has heretofore
been identified with the old Whig party, but
being unable to swallow the’dbctrinn of the
Republicans, has come out and boldly, do
olnrcd his determination to support the
Demon-Mic candidates hereafter. II}:
ipeoch had a telling eflec‘ upon the audi
ence.——Carlisl¢ Dayna.
, ”___...P__'_.
A Prophecj Alma—"lr the.» infernal
fanatics and Abolitionistn ever get the
power in their bands. they will override the
Constitution, set the Supremu Court at de
fiance. change and make luvs mogul: them
selves. lny nolent hands on those wbo_dif
for with them In opimon or dare question
their fidelity, 3nd finally bankrupt the
country and deluge it with blood.”—-.Dmu'd
W'abuu. ’
pr“! 'hold that Min govern-vent um made
} In W. nun 3;“an «um mmfar (In; (mu
fl qf nun In. and Meir main" louver."
,—B.A.Bovcnsu ‘ ‘ j ,
ED OUT.
High Privqte, P. R. V. C
“ ,COPPELR'HEADS,“ ETC.
[From ‘the Bayou Courier
Yours,
l GOV. CURTIN AND 'THE BINXING ‘
‘ I‘UND. ' l
Gov. Cut-tin and hi; friends, with their
usual bare-laced impudence, claimAthat his
adtqinistration has exerciled wonderful e~
eonomy, and roundly assert that hevwas in
gtrumental in the \ nt reduction of the‘
State debt‘ihrough t agency of the Sin k
iing Fund} Never w a claim made that
had lea: foundation in met, an we shall be"
able to dééwnstrate to tli satisfaction of
every tax payer who c§esi§ea to know the
.tr‘uth. _
Not long since, the Commiss\i{ners of the
I Sinking Fund, comprising the AuditodGen
; eml, State Treasurer and Secretnrx of the
; Commonwealth, notified the Governor that
l they had paid at? some nine hundred hou
|aand dollars of the State debt whereu an
the Governoreu required hy‘taivaissued _'s
proclamation announcing the cancellation
and extinguishment of theamount of debt‘
certified to him aspaid by these Commis
‘lslonen. This nae the beginning and the
lend. the burn and substance 8f Governor
Curtin's agency in this transaction. >lle
had nopiore to do with the creation of-the
Sinking Fund and ‘i‘ippropriating inoney to
,the cancellationvof the State debt. than the
{fl-Imperor'of China, and not half 30‘ much to
Ido with putting money into the 'Treasu
{he with taking it outta lavish upon his
I shoddy associates and needy 'fmrtizans.
I Now let us see who deeerves_tlie credit
l for piopdsing and creating this Sinking
'l‘und,tliroiigli the' operation of which a‘
, portion of the State debt is annually smirk:
lguished. At the session of the Legislature
{of 1856.-Cherles R. Buchalew. then s mem—
jr‘her of the State Senate, and njiw Democrat
liic member, of the United States Senate,
1 proposed certain amendments to the Coll-l
i stitution, and among them’the smtiomcre- 1.
‘nting a Sinking Fund. Thesenmenduients;
‘ wert‘ adopted by the fiemocratic Legislature I
ioflflfit‘u. again adopted by this Denmcmtic.
‘ Legislat'ure of 1857, submitted to the votel
iofthe people at the election of 1857. ailopzt'
itod and made part of the Constitution of
l‘l"cnns.\'lvania. in the falLowing words: I
I “To provide for the payment of the pres-I
icntdeht and any additional debt contract-i
ed as 'al‘oreqaid) the Li‘glsluture shall, at its ;
' firit session after the adoption of the J
:nmPndmnnt. are: te a Sinking Fund, which i
‘ Rllflll he stiflleiénz to my the accruing inter- I
:‘NLQn such debt. and annually to reduce‘
7the prinéipnl thereof by a‘mun not less than
SQ§OJJOO; which Sinking Filnd‘zzhnlll consiat
‘of the net annual income. of the public'
lworka, from time to time owned by the:
; State. or the preceeds of- the said of the,
same. or any-part. thereof, and of the in-l
crime or procefidg of sale of stocks owned."
by the State, together with other funds 0r!
resources that may be‘designuted.‘hy law.l
IThesaid Sinking Fund may be increased. !
from -tim‘e to time. by wigning to it any;
mm! of the taxes, or other revenues of the.
jStnte, not required for the ordinary and‘
1 current expen see ofgovemment. an rl u nlessj
lin cape of war. invasion or insurrection. nO5
gpart of the snidSinking Fund shall be used,
lor‘lapplied otherwise than in extinguiuh- '
intent of the public debt, until the amount
I'ofeuch‘ debt is reduced_ below the jam of
lfive millions ofdollnrs." ' I
ll In ”cox—dance with this amendment to‘
itlle Consm‘ tion, the Legislature of 1853'
I passed an n t asaigning‘ertain revenues to I'
{the Sinkin Fund,and directing their np—i
rplication to the payment of theint‘erestand i
iprincipal o the State debt.‘ Anion: the!
{revenues thus applied to the Sinking Fund "
Ewe find tonnageMxpaidlby Railroads. Will"
iGovernor Curtin deny that he was instru-i
imcntal in depriving the Sinhing Fund of
' this source of revenue, amounting to mßréi
than S3CD,OOO annually, and that he aphrow
ed‘ ofa bill repealing the Tonnage Tax? , ,
We have thus established beyond controg.
versy that the Sinking Fund was created byl
the Constitution. that revenueswere airsAL rill
‘94 it by the Legislature no directed byirhe}
{Conatitutioneand that so far frogn havmg
‘.any agencx.,even the most remotE, in put-l
'tiag money into thin Sinking Fund, Gov-l
exnor Cut-timhaa, by his action, helped to
take out revenues amounting to more than
man nuxnlxn ruousa‘xn DOLLARS axxu- ,
CM
Hon absurd then to claim fmlnim the
peculiar glor; of having paid off a'millian
of‘lhe State debt. when the truth is. that
his only agency in the inhttqr mm to issue
A proclamation unnnunciug the amount. H-.
qhidnted throagh Lhé operation of a Sink
ing Fund. creatéd long before his oflieial
existence commencedé-Patriol (2 Union.
THE ADMINISTRATION 'NOT THE
GOVERNMENT.
Judge Purmn, (Republiclnf nf'Dauphin
county. in nJ‘ecent. charge, laid:
'fi-“Do not mikunderstand me on this
Inhjcct.‘ Men have the moswnlimiled right
to condemn. and if you please. rail at the
Notional Adult-fanatic», And object. to the
manner in which it conducts‘publio affairs,
but not to decry the government under
which we‘liva, or express hoptrs or wishes
for n dissolution of the Union, the destruc
tion or defeat of our armies. the noccess .of
the rebels or of the rebellion. * ‘ The
Administntion he mav entirely condemn;
the Governmvnt he is bound to support.—
Partiea will always existjn every free coun
tri, and the question whether men‘will sus
tain or opposg a particular administration.
is one in which there should over be the
most perfect freedom of opinion, but no
than or set of men have any right. natural or
folitical,»to overturn the government itself.
le is bound to uupport and sustain it, let
wh’o Will administer its afi‘airs. until the‘ m
ler can be changed under the provisions of
the Constitution. There cm'utinly can be
no ditficulty with persons of ordinary intel
ligence drawing the distinction between
sustaining the government itself. and Bus
taining or opposing than who tamporarily
Administer its Afl'nira. Tho latter is a LID?“-
tion of party, the format of Miami/“a:
fi'Lut rio Republican imagine that his
liberty a safer than um ol‘ the Dcmocrnt.
If the one is lost. so also is the other.. W.
are all m the mud ban. '
m nouns “raga.
=MEI
TAX-PA ' _BS,
READ 2 READ ! !
r \ ‘
THE WAR DEBT AND T? WAR.
TAXES. -
We subjoin some figures Ihcwin what,
fizé debt in each county of Pennsy unis
will be,aupposing the w’ar debt of th U"
nion at the cloae of the war,_shdllbe"3, -
000 A!» of dollars. We solemnly believe i
would be that sum if the war closed to
morrow.— Because filq warhij now lasted
880 diys—aud than is no proalSoct thug it
will be closed in 120 days more: The daily
expense ol the Int—tho 'current expoun—
ia set dowu a mu: lILLIO I luv—-
this, of course, will amount Him m'il
lions in 1.000 days. Now, Pengniylv-nia'n
quot: of‘men 3nd monethuzbegn fix‘_
(worbelieu-ofioinlly) 9LONE~SIXTH of
mel whole, which is 5500.000,0001 _lt is
'm this that the following apportionment
lab: and interest. is based. W 2 ASK nu
\"néx or ALL “prune I‘o Inns "XI-
n
1
of I
An- '
run}. 1811':
‘ ' Each county's habh‘gounty's
‘ share of the share of the
bows-u: 'prinéipaloflhe hferestoftho
3 ‘ \ war debt. .in debt—
-1 ‘ , _ yearly.‘ ‘
A nms, \; s 4.817.032 5 "28992182
A egheny, ’\ , 0,741,621- 1,844,497 92
A mstrong,‘ $51084 _ 3fi9.4%, 04
my. \ 12.080 300.724 80
B dfotd. ‘ 4. 8,592 #275,915 52
n 5, Ikg. .696} . 98820176
Blgai g' 4. 8,88 V‘ 287.195 28
Bitud rd, 8.- 3.- l \ 496,996 46
‘Bdcka. ‘ 10,93. .4 656.124 96
Blhler.‘ . ,‘ 5,122.\16 - x 307.330 05*
Ca‘mbr' . ‘ ‘ :mv ‘ mm. 00
Cufrhm 7.06056
C trv ‘.640 00,
(23'in r 590 96‘
(31mm '.870‘ m
Cléan
Clinton
C Tum?
Cr wfo
C mbe
D up'h
D law
FA " '
Er F,
Faye‘
Form
I’rfm.
Fulton
Greem
Hu‘nl’
India'mi ‘ ” 5.794.064 . 333-2676 84
Jefl'erson,-: 3.142.440 ».-‘1 ”644; 40
Juniatit. ’ . 2.921.592 ' ’ 175.295 52
Lancaster, 20.006018 -‘,.1,'200.360 46,
Lawrence, « . 4.955.828 287,349 68
Lebanon, '~—\ . 5.474.932 2 328.495 42
L'ehigh, ’\ 7.525.516 451,533 96
Luzerne, . 15,511,968 930.718 08
Lymming, 6.432.528 ' 385.951'68
M'Keen, . 1.423;643 ‘ 82.424 88
Mejrcer. . 6,339,232 . ( 380,353 92
MWm.‘ 2.810.480 168.628 80
qurm. , 2.892.376 ‘ 172.942 56
M ntgomery, 12,110.00!)~ 726.960 00
Mgntuur, .‘ 2.245.110 124,706 90
Ndrthem‘fiten.‘ 8.236.488 424.369 28
Nur‘humlmrlend4,9B6.634 " 299.197 44
Perry, 3.931.790 2.35.24? 70
Philadelphia“ 97.270.988 5,735,218 28
Pike. , 1.230.060‘ _ 78,937 60
Porter, , 1,972,840 .. 118.370 40
Schuylkill, 15,395,720 - 923.743 20.
Snyder, 2.586.020 \ 155.161 20‘
Somerset, \ 4.605.818 216,348 08
Sullivan, a ' 969,564 ' '58.!73 84
Susquehanna, 4.237.924 \ ‘ 374,275.44
Tiogn, 5.339.568 320.374 08.
Union, ' .2432940 ' '. 1.4597640
Vemmgo. ‘ 4.307.396 ” - 258.443 76
Warren, . 3.300.680 1‘ 198.040 80
Weehingtofi, 8.394.460. 501.667, 60
Wayne. , 5.545.408 ~ 332.706 ‘4B
Weslmoreland', 9.212.592 554.555 52
Wyoming, 2.156.880 129.412 ~80
Ygfi, ‘. ' 11,730,400 . 703,824 00
Let it he rel-nephew, that this you we:
[.\‘CLC‘DI me Plsswxs, Bou’xnxs to honore
hlx diacherged soldiers. 850.; 47:. .170,000
claims for pension: were allowed at. the
Surgeon Generel’e office to ihvdide. widows,
km, up to September lst, 1803’, The whole
number of ‘penqipnere oeunot‘be less than
550,000! And pm. e! $8 pen mofith for
«eh. will he $54,000,000 per ennnml
~ We heve presented lheee feeu end'figuree
heeeuee the people heve .e right wknow
what. their burden! no," any W
are about to vote upon the question whether
these who hue cmted this immeuee debt
—-the power! et Wuhlnpon—rend than
why heve had no lerge e ehlre of; it—Rhe
cormpt'powere et Berti-burg, of (which A.
G. Curtin is the heed;'ehould longer remain
iguflncas where 1h? cerT‘Mp the substance
0 phe Sate. Au REMEMBER! xvnr
now.“ e, ‘um noun use a: mum av
TARA-N ! I—l’uuburg 13m.“ . '
I Isfionmiz' r
The New York Sun, a neutral paper. with
slightly Lincoln procliviuel. contain. the
follb'ing '. 7 ,
“The Hog. Thad. Stevenl. the. Reputati
cmfigtder in the lat. (gangreu. in 1 speech
dehvehsd, in Lulu-tel- wurity, Pennsyl
vania, on 'l‘hund-y. in favor ole re-dec
tion of Curtin. expresud the follmviag,nn
timanu: “
"I‘he Union I: it In. Ind the Con-mi;-
tion In it il—Bod forfiid it? That. may be
Abolition dock-ins, but it in the righg doo
trim.’
“This tiny b 6 ‘nneonditional loynlty.‘ but
it looks uncommonly like treason. Other
traitérs‘never said uiything no bad): this.
They at least. were in favor ol the restora
tion of the Union and the Constitution, but ‘
erred in thinking $11.81“ can‘bb better 50- ;
complished by peace than war. The Pregi
dent and Congren have placed on record
the most solemn declaration: that the sole
object of the war was (ox-elbow and unin
taip the constitutions! authority of the
General Government. in the insqn'ectionaq
States. and on the faith of these assurance.
3 million of man shouldered any". and ‘
mm. of money has been expended. But
after two year: uni I hnlf of war and the
sacrifice. o! a. quarter of A million of men s:
leading member of‘ the dominant Bepvb‘lfi
can party publicly depmtel the principle
for which we fine been contendin .
Other traitor: hue been exiluL—mll gu
vena he shot, at infirimiod, o: "In mu
cutedl’", ‘~ -
=l=
Jn “sowlgs I'm,"
Selfish _nd True Friend: of tho 80l-
. The Groonsbugg (Westmorolnnd county)
Rapubb‘can. edited by Col. Will A. Stoker.
oonlfimthe following oommunicigtion :
To the Elilor (If (A: meordand Republican:
'Slnz—A. G. Curtin. thoßlnok Rapublicsn
candidate far Onvnrnor,‘ who was foisted
upon his party by the inimuy despotism
now reigning a Washington, profane; to
be the {rien of the soldiers, and hope- to
mike votes thereby. _ ‘ ‘
'He and his blatant omtora any induce
some people here at home mkbelievo it, but
that. kind of gammnn won’qko down with
the soldiers—« Shay know him too wall.
”is a well known fact that Gov. Curtin
and John Covode, "ho‘hegt John,” tried to
break up Qhe'orgfimiz-niou oHJoI. R. Cogla.
ter’s regiment. whilent Cnm‘p Curtin. in 181‘)!
—tbn*. Mm- the rrg meat war filled a 1
through the personal exertion: of 1110130}-
onel Ind a few or his perv-nu] Mandi, Gov.
Curtin took away three of_lhe companim'
gnfl gu’vo 11mm to a political friend in tho
eutflo make up his regiment. Ind Col.
CouYter’s rt-niment. mu kppt lying in am
poiaofious. filthy. hole,‘Camp Curtin, tfil
sickneas‘in it became so alarming that the
Governor was forced» let it go—thoush it.
_the’n hsd but nine companies. In'! 'loon
AMP the men commenced dying lilu rot
ten sheep.
It was the Governor’s eulogy to that
regimen]. that cost. the lives of m. M’Gut~
chen. Henna Brennan-n, Jon. Rhogfim
Jolineon 31’ utchen.Yonng-Bricker. Ii! 5
number ogolher mum: spirits. It was
hopethat on leavilig the State. Gov. Cur
tin woufd cem his e‘nmity. bin it followed
he regiment to’. Annapolis, and ,Surgeon
'neral Smxtu was sent. in find out cable of
co plaint‘ ain’st it. He was. one of the
Gov mor’s‘grmturu,‘ and, though be was
not fin’hnur kill: the refiimont. he went
home and prepured u very bitter repay}.
complain" “‘3 ' ‘ ' '
cipline
bad no
and no
did. 0
and he,
violent
' rts be;
figubtless
ment br’
to fill u
bad no
bnnu2h
War Del
Gem-tax
and Bri‘
MEI
‘ 'l‘hev
eml da
careful!
report f:
“[lng pl
and thei
pinion ‘0)
item {1"
Curti?! a,
'l‘hnt reron . 4: put»..-
tion. to 15 um the fumilieq Mid friénds «P
the snhliowthat mey were being properly
cared for. and that. these cruel film reports
circuhged by the Governorfq frienqx were
withoulfoundalion. .
i The chapiin of the regimmt handed the
, report ? thevediwr of the Herald for publi
'cation. ‘ut the loyal editor of that mummi
émous sheet refused to publish them..ll're
i faring to let. his own people-in the army,‘
his friends and neighbors from thinncountry
isufl'er under them: ufijushflspeisions. rather
{than publish the facts, thi‘iea; of ofl'r-pding
his master. the Governor: and a few‘wcelks
‘since on being mproveil for his want. of in
. ten-st in his own county fdgiment, he tried
ltn fhrnw the blame on his tool, M'Afee.—-
It has been said that M'Afve mntmls hiu
ipppergnnd as M'Afeeans‘about. that time
,trying to'get a clerkship M. Harrisburg, of
‘course he would not nil-3w anything 10.!»
i said which would-affront. theGovernof’, md‘
."3 tha‘mtuu; sditor himself wuss looking up
4.0 the publictrib for some n'ubbins in the
” shape of the nssassorship or spine other In
loffice by which he might be enriched and
‘1 make something out. of the up: without ox
l posing‘his precious person, it would not do
(to hike this part. ofthose the Governorwu
vopposing. as the Govprnor hsd such gm:
linfluence at Washington. ~ ~ “
Ithns been said by meg recently from that
régiment that Gov. Carlin could not get
ten votes. in it—it is doubted it he would~
get one. , s
It may be alleged that the Coionel of tho
11th Pu. volunteers Tbelongs w the same
pnrlyyw'ilh the Governor and editor of, the
illeruld—if so it was a stmngoryeason why
‘his regiment. should be endorsed mid nil
”tainpd at home—at all events it luvs.
the G‘overnor ahdhis tools without any ex
' cuse. ' ~ ~ ‘ fl
“192‘ 88
2.901 36
9.670 80
358' 00
gall 35
.55“. 93
.779 0.!
.042 80
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It is also a well known {not in the army
that on one occasion hut fall Gov. Cal-tin
visited the army near Fulmonth, and bed
his intended visit to his golden. (as he inso
lently calls them.) announced someday:
before in orders to each regiment. The
Governor did go to the Army of the Potom
ac. but only vilite'd General Meagher’l bro,
gnde. While there a steeple chase was got
up ‘fyr amusement, and Governor qutip.
got will-onk he could not get away for two
days, and did not visit his soldiers. He
however «ent his regards and regret; that
public basin“: prevented his seeing them.
which was again published in orders to the
several regiments, nnd.the men knowing
the facts. received the announcementmith
shouts of laughter and scorn and-derision.
but were on the whole quite as well pleu
ed that the Governor had got mo drunk Ko‘
vi'sit them.‘as I'l mvedtk‘m the fatigue
and disgrace of turning‘Out on review {or
him. i ‘ i
_ if my one doubts the Wing state
ments in rel'efonco to Curtin'l cruel troop
merit of the 11th regiment Po. volunteer-I.
'the official reporte- are in Greansburg, and
[l.O some official corrugation“ between
the Governor and Col. ‘ ulter, which on;
be shown. and will ~convince the moat in;
crwuldue. , ~ ‘ ,
' mm» innugunl nddreu of Governin-
Bumleua says: “We hswe now, and MW
hive when the rebellion closes, the idenlii
ml Constitmiqn which the extremists seek
to destroy—the one by innovation, the
other by=foxfce. It in not a. rewind Union,
not: recomtmclod Union. that Kentucky
dssires. but a preserved Union. and a to:
stored peace upon a constitutional bub."
The Chicago Tnnujusbly says that. there il_
lion "Copperhead" in thallmted Sum
who dos-s not. wear these sentiments in hit
burn core! m
1 a'" Ifdavery i: (061 conlinueqin “ix m.
try, we want the Irialt and all/tolls: “_kkc I‘.
place 4' the negro. and (d (fie more Wu“
more m'rluoun unfit M‘Jubcmlai.”—A‘baliaog
AMP”- ‘ ’ ’
Such are (he sentiments of the old Know
Naming party. my now ask. you to vote
for Curtin—on man who gue uwaykour pub
lic woi-ka. and supplied the soldier: of the
State with nhoddy‘uuifonm. ‘ _ ' A;
—l' .91e. •
(reap: at Electiou.—-By the 95th notion
of the Act of Assembly of the State of Penn.“
sylvanin. of 2d Ju1y,1839. ibisennctedthw
"No BODY OF’I‘ROOPs’ 11mm; ARMY
OF THE UNITED S'L‘A'l‘m. OR 0? mm
UQMMUHWEALTH. SHALL BE P 3532.
EXT. Egypt! 31% ARMED OR UNARMED
A'I‘AN ' PLACE or ELEUI‘ION wrrmfi
THIS COMMON WEALTH. DURING rm!
TIME or SUCH mamas." ‘ ,
figememhar. ’.he freedom of the mph.
is in. Lheir Constilptiou. and “OWQWfiufl
Whoever viqlq'es me Uonsututjou, Vining
Studom. Wine"; neck; to (claim-£3115
Conititutioq,/se€ks,ta dam-0y freedom, I
• "`rJj'<",',*
diet, Read.
"OLD Sounst,'l
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