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l}. lulu, INTO! AND "alum:
GIFTYII 0.0. PA I
MONDAY MORNING. ocr. 16. 1863.“
‘ ’.I'EE RESULT [N TB 00“”. 1
The election passed 03' quietly through
out the county. The vote gammy given
in another mlumn. Noun standing the
\delpento efl'ortl mlde by the Republican
/ .leotrn—ndtwithntsnding the fact that they
,uu :15sz more frt'Ply than during "my
’ otherrunpaign since “Tapeworm Railroad"
(ins—notwithstanding the polling Of 3 cont
lidenbla “ temporary. raidenl" vote for Our
tin, and the exclusion of A number nf'Dem
. mime vote. for no (the: reason thanfiho
poverty of the persons fi'ering the halfba—
’;llz vital: Dermot-mm ticket 1'; eluted by ‘majori
lg ranging from 1% to 241; mm the oppo
pitiongjmnted yi eonfillenee upon any
i‘ng hunt or the whole of their ticket. may
‘ be inferred Iron) the mortifiution they
gnahil'ut over the result. They evidently
Ind “ the thing cut find driod.” With four
.or five of the most. popular Republican-Lin
”the county on their ticket. an“ themirel
Moll lpid, they hoped to ”Heal u march ”
,on the Democncy. 3.5!!!" to little pur
pose” The friends of ”the gmdplthbauu ”
gulfifly retina! thin “heavy-duh," Ind
. the red-H: is, another Democrétic vlctory ! ‘
”For ‘that the election i; over, wé
abdlfagnig be able to fill our columns with
ya moth figure-l figiely of reuling‘matter.
Nothing ‘Llnll‘be apired t 6 naming the Com:
'pilar welobmo it. .my firesizlo 1% in every
'Plnee of busine‘u in thé coiirllyfi‘
,Our c'ontrnct with Campfignifiubuclibers
ll filled with thip 'iuue. Thoy‘ shoula I”
,nomilué, In'd we llope they will. Such 9f
Mien I: intend dblng 10. mustvinfogm 11l
Accordiqgly during like-present ‘week: i
~ ‘3 _... wu-aooo'v’ ~——-—‘—--'
Influence of A'ewmpnn—Dariel Webster
'once ism: "Small is the sum that is requir
-3d to patronize injwmpupol‘ Ind smply rs.
,wsrdsd is its pstron, .I care not how humble
up}! improhnding the piper he takes. It.
_in next to impossible to fill s sheet with
Printodmsfitor-Iwithout planing into it some;
(Jung tbs'. instant: “in subscription prim.
Every parent Ivlfiisefson is sway from home
at lchool should suppiy him hing} fiwspa
,per.‘ 1 wellrremamber-w'hnl a mar‘kéd dif
ference there was between those ‘of my
schooling-tel whq‘Jml and those who had
not 90685: to— iewsfiaperl. Other things
fining equal; {He first. were always superior
,to the lupin debate. composition, uqd in
genus! intelligené.” ‘ , ‘
More Proa'm'ptioh.—Wrl'enrn that Dr.
_John ILBJMcClellnn was removed frgm
,tbe ponitibn he held at the Chewui Hill
'.Hotpilel, the duties ofvghich he dischlrged
for-ome time put with great ebility end
_enxire utisfeetion. Thin their was the work
lb! Curtin’l friend- in Philufelphin. The mu
.9! “mtimply because he is the (trot/m of
fleet-3e l}. XeClellen. Th’ey vein. in com
peny to the hospital, end the mldiem‘mgni
footed the men} ipieme enthuaiul'u Ind de
fine! once more seeing theijbold and
Imuehlmvedemmmuder. No pu lic man
Ahe- ever'met with such vilexpergecution :-
‘Generll McClellan hll receiveJTrom Cnrlin
and his followers, and now they;have in
_creued the measure of their infamy by ex
}ending their persecutio‘p to his brother;
‘ ‘The Mum aux-ted An elecfion‘éering
Md to ghe efi‘eot that Hon. nab. M. Dal
lu Ind left the Defizocmtig party Ind wouhl
‘voh for qutin. The Age in nithorizeddo
gin tho ihkmnt an emphatic contradic
_ 31%._ Mr. Dullu pregervea the samélineere
flgc'hment to Vthe Democnzic party which
”fig he'qherisheg throughout his honorable
:3ng 13090de cuoer; he Iggheves that in its
tutu-tion. t'o power has the only hope of
' sifetyjo our free institutions, and voted on
{l‘ueldny for Judge Woodwgu'd. _ ~
’ fiAa we}; ‘ icted. Before the election,
2:55 Bepubliggfl hoping to ,humbufi Demo
; em: jnth Valli; for their candidates.
«is-upped the tar . “copperheadn” Jnd
~ rm" "Baffin. the contu‘ being
put, :11er “Aveqomoua as ev.er in upon}:-
.intgl' pemocggu. ‘ Let. this fwgbe remain;
W; yealrrhenoe: ‘:
ImmtDaic—ion.—T§o New-got]; Court ‘
_ol‘ Apps-h, §ho highest judicinl tribunll in ‘
flu Slutchhgl Becided inujnor ofV the com ‘
gnututianflity of t? lngmnking “green- ‘
his” legs] tende . Six offile eight J udg~
a obncnrrod in the decinion. It is under
_s(ood flag (ho cue d€cided is to go to we
gs. Sppremé Cogrt for final decision. ,'
- _ .-—,———— m,-—» ~—- ‘
_ ‘b‘h 3 recent :ddreu, deligered @y the
:3": Bobefll‘Co‘lyu, who was so!" from
‘MO w liinister to the mum; of the
People pfjgawrence, he said—
‘ "Thu tho-bent citizens of Lawrence, in
gludin; business men', mimsu-n null nufler
9:1 by the recent calamity, gave n. as their
~ppiluon that no such dreadtui deed of ven
bunce would {have been done but. for tho
' flqfihsflnd umurrauted preduory muls
made upon the border counties of Missouri
. 1b; men uh are profcesedly representmg
{he leaky); 3% the cmze'ns 0! Lawrence, but.
yho mmeulny animated solely byadesu-e
p 0 shad, plunder and apoliale." . -
' ‘ —-—————o O o' "
The Coucnptifl—Tbu the conscriptjon.
“I! a lama of raising um army, ha: been a
,dml f-iIQHE. is now universally admitted.
.but it musi hot. Be supposed that il. in imb
pu} its use. An exchange says:
S‘The numbér of provost marshfls, u
p' Qymvont marshals, clerks, nick, bellies. ‘
gnro rowel? gig, engaged in carrying
put {teflpgscnplwn not. Is set down as
nan. ring ”together. we gee. üboum 75,.
900: ӣ39 wrath: of {ollBollth 82914er is
estim _ it 60,000, ‘ho wag! say)! would
lie 53pm- ga draft that army, already under
{0? I,” 'cipicelkgideg-s. land. lg: Lhe
gaggyh go. ' Bey gull 13m s!;er Jeke.”
‘ _——-—o - o—--—-———~-
- Afl-We have been pggs'ep'leg‘yigh 90pm
prrof. Jurasps’s n3d‘T. pxtyerjipe’s ”3p:
'0! W‘W'fid‘i‘ 9f ge‘ufsbgrg. but have
.1 p“ m»! thaws :0 1"." time! 2! 99°19?
s%easgnigsuop- “ J . '2-
t= ,FOURTif PAOI
m 2 PENNSYLVANIA Manon
. . n _ neither m council nor country was there,
'lther iork Ward! 0! Ibunsday lflyl. w far as I know. any difl'erance o! upmion
In spite of the confident predictions of the M to me PI'OPGI' person' to be selecwd.—-‘
Republican newspaper: that Pennlylvunin The making chief repentedly expressed his
has clocked Curtin by 20,000 13.5ij, we judgment " fuvbr 9f ngersl McCh-Hnu for
prefer to unit the ofllcinl return: beforé fiexmlxon ; “’.d m “m the ““0“““2‘”
. , give I ummmou- concurrence. 'lhe
“mud”! 9'9”” much u ‘ “"9" VM- dnignulion of General McClellrn u, there-
In my fair content Pennsylvania in oubund- 'xjore. in A considerable degree, {he oelectnon
out Demonrllin. But federal contracts pf the countxy ”well uof tho Executive.”
ban surged her manufacturers and mer— ii “m-“ 7" ‘, ;
. ‘ THE 00ml“! GAY SEASON.‘ ‘
chants. and the money made by millions i“ a _ . _
W...p....b,um...... .;- w-‘..~.I:°;“'..;.:'::.::::;::‘.;'2..”
raufigfiffihféxinhl "£3l “' ”hem“ "”4“? “m“"l‘ “9°“ "' "‘
expenditures. 'l'th Cardin: mgarit'y “f 'Ltflirifi 00011;? .; 13:13: a: Jae-sir; 0:21:93]
mite 02h?wi;;canhegozfl::'iislenu ofour n‘ational republic; bringing
\ ». '‘ to our'rars and vision dee lan: entatioru
:fffiizrezzz; f:;::£::£ 21:22:}: and indescribable won; insulating the
the extent of the colonizing, end other. “d picture °f “”1““! home- : ‘wafting “'1
frauds which had been planned. But wfevery quarter of'thevcouutlry cries ofsnguish
sides federal plunder, contr‘ecta, colonizing, (WSW? finsqnsulnedzmgefifil‘il : Pit”?!
and frauds, rind»9.ooo men sent from flash? ‘6’ ' mm ,‘ 0m“ 0 WI OWL. ln_,l
imam w W h: ... “i “ism: mum
t dcd .' t.‘ Re ieansol' t- i '
‘ :2: :ZmM:g;;-n§2’ooo £2” sent '10:: 0:7 country an inextrieebla eetnlogue of .direi
WW i: m; w:-:-:m::*::*::;:°;:.$222221?e
cincts. course we 0 unto m - i '
\ lican soldiers volingnpor their beingifur-l lousness, indifference,’ and revelry of the
laughed and sent home to ”lel- military? thousands not directly snd most painfully!
necessities permit. But it isj gm“ mdjafiected thereby, is most inexnlicablelandi
partinn abuse of power for the idminislra- i inexcusable. Luxuriousnepa.extravagsnce, 1
tion ‘01,“, denied, as they did in "WY : gaiety: frivolous hilarity and. gently osten-i
pouible instance, a similar priiiiegs mid , ,lnfion reign _wpremev the misfortunemnd
right to Deriocrutic soldiers. There were’y‘celamities ofmillions have served to enrich ,
enough such in the . Army of the Potomiic {the cofl‘ers oi? the chosen fey. who, practi
easy to be spared. if my could be_ spifid, 4 clng sn indecent and heartless mode of Im‘
to have wiped out the 12,000 vote end. re-l ing. not being willing to letifiheir nation's
placed it by an equal Democratic majority. , woes sei've - a check upoh their unrestric-
Of course no one expected nuy suchjet of ited ei‘tnvagnnce; they fail to evince those
.{uirnese from this ndminietrationr Its\in- i traces ref ‘delic'acy and sensibility that
’spirations are all froni party oraclés,‘and I shlauld‘eerve to'rnake'tliém observe our ah
ere uttered for party purpoaes, Needing tional nlxgl‘artunet. Inkethe .‘ay butter y,
the whole eoun’try's support, and in duty they sport irhile they cab in’ the sunshine
bou d to! pursue"such a course in our-__great of warmth and phremerai prorpcrity ;. they
nstignal trouble as to insure that \supfior; laugh and indul every sensual and {met
Hie advistrntior; has wnntonly nlienated 1 :"ar'lt want; 75“.": .of :25“ “mi" '00"
.lo alh if srto its ‘ ~l\Oone .‘ amx y» nn ~ en- 0 so rupee . no
eumyed thien’ihnt‘ a ”it.“ who 'éougatoontinued earnival raig ~triumphant. ' I
rebels and loyal northern Democrgu in This nioturgis "0‘ o'9; 10'9“!" npplied
one breath would stick] at depriv'wg twist t{our city. _Beéause _of m xr-phml po
latter .who ere iu'our armies of the privh “.90", WMhIPE‘P“ 0“! hlf Ohm“ be‘|
lege ofa vote. i‘ ‘ ' hind any other ‘.for its daily r_dencrs of'
Pennsylvania's devotion to'GeneiTal Mc- the 1’0"“? "'d oalgmities with? "Mi“!
Clellan w.” used against Judge-WQéd'VUJ: unholy and ruinous conflict. .‘lf t‘h whole‘
with unkflpulws 1981- Jl‘he Republican i ciiy wasflirouded in mourning, it won bel
news' ‘rs throu bout the State co iedpnqthing ’on than a fitting tribute to e
the :2)? which *3.” coined in Forniy'a . desolation. misery ‘und horror daily iervfl
Prue; arid represehted General McClellan :7 "f‘ “70“" vision, ‘3 "‘9 consequences of/the
everywhere as favoring the election ofGoy-;"'“r' _ Instead, ’however, f“ en'y ewdenr‘esl
ornor Cur . That pitifufl wretch Forney, of this character, the mdxcatrpm are that 1
who do not hesitate to show himself in the oomnig searon, heretofore one 0‘ gllety i
the light of day, although he once wrote to
George Roberts a letter liking him to get
George Jimmie-on drunk and extort mm
him while in that condition admissions of,
1' criminhl connection with his friend For
rest’a Wife—“lit poor sooundrgl. now high
inpflice Ind the confidential fflenbflf the
highest ojhcers ofthe government. did not
hesitate to besmenr General _McClellm
with professions' of personal regard. 39'”
thereby shoot his political opfmnenu
out of vat}. To this suggestion of false
hood he edded the supbreuion of .truth.—-
General McClellun's letter to Min Biddle,
correcting these niisrepresenta‘tionswand
stating his real political opinions, and his
belief that Judge Woodwnrdlwn's in sub
stantial nccordnnoe Iwith their), the Prua
and the other Republican pnpers through
out the State refund to'printeithefi'n‘imewa
in ur on advertisement. And on th'emornl ‘
ing of election day they one and ell placed ‘
at the head of their columns staring black
capitals, “General McClellnn indorgse; Gor
ernor Curtin.” following which cnption
came a letter writ“? by the General to the
Governor from Shupsb‘ura Incl-9 than a year
ago. ‘
No more gtriking fact could indiéoto thé
weight of General McClellan? judgment
Adrima.
‘ Allegheny,
, Armqtrong, 226
;Beitver. ,
Ifiedfnrd, 641
‘ Berks, 5914
‘ Binir. ‘
inmdrord,
1‘ Bucks, 709 I
GENERAL IOWA“ POSITION. *Butlerz ‘ . ~
I The following excellent. letter from Ma- g‘infimlfi : 1199
job-General McClelian, elicited by m- 1111- (nggfm 700
hlushingmttem’pt of the Philaddpliig. fruk‘ Centre: 831
to miseppropriete the General’s weight of . Cheeter.
character to strengthen Cortin, the green-i giatfinid 25?,
back uhd‘idete for Governor of‘Peiinsyive- ’ 01:32): ’ 3;;
vaiiin. Irvin, in in own iianly, modest man—s Columbia, ‘ {1570
ner, let ell doubts it mt as to wii'ere he: (Emwford. .
stends, ind'where lie mey he found: t I (6"?blf-fl‘mdi 3‘“
.Olpnon, x; J., Oct. 12 1863. -D:ia‘:m'fé :
Hon. Cherie: J. Biddle: Dear Sir—My] Elk ' 311
attention h been caiied to In article in Brie ‘
the Plu'lmftgliia Frau, escorting that Uiiid 'Fn é”! ,- 930
written ‘to ;the managers of a. Democretic= F rinkiiln
meeting at‘ Allentown. disapproving "tha’i'Fuiton ’ _ 283
objects ofgtie meeting. and that if! voted l Forrest. ‘ .
or lpokei .would be in favor of Governor. Greene, 1.1920
Cnrtin. and I am infOimed that SimiliMlHunt'n' ton
assertions have been mode throughout the indiahag '
SW”- . Jefl‘erson,- -71
It has been my earnest endeavor hereto- Juniata 454
fore to avoid participation in party polities. Imncest'er -
I had determined to Idhere to this course. 1L w ence' ‘_
but it is obvious thnt‘l cannot Longer main-f I übr on '
tain silence under such misrepresentetions., Ifihinh- P 1944
'I therefore request you to deny that I have; Lung-n; 'e 25.“
written any snch letter. or entertained any .I Lco .m' 913
such views as thhec uttril-uti-d to me in theJ Mchmn“
Pfiladelphi'a Press, and I desire to state; Mm: ' . ‘
ulwiy and distinctly, that having some' Mitflin' \
days ago had I fuli conversation 'ithi Monro’e LO6O
Judge Woodward, i find 'that our View“)! nt oiner 164‘;
agree, and I regard his election as Governor l Mgntgu‘r y 4‘“
of Pennsylvanin celled forshy the interests Northnni' ’n 9491
at the nation. , { Northumh'dw9B3
I understand Judge Woodward tobe in Per ’ 42 .
favor of the prosecution of the war with all Philzdeiphin, 2801.
the means at the command of the loyal Fire 03?“
States. until the military power of the m'll’hcte'or _ ,
beliion is destroyed. I understand him to Schu ikili 159‘
be of the opinion that while the war is .\n dir‘ '
urged with all possible decision and-energy '3‘”);ch“
the policy directing it should be in'oonso- Sullivan‘ ’ 309
mince With the principles of humanity and gun oehiinnn, '
rciviliuition, working no injury to private 'kl‘ioqa
1 rights and property not demanded by mii- Unigon
tary necessity and recognized by militaryl Vennri'vo‘
‘ law among civilized nations. ] Wan-e: '
And, finally, i understand him to agree Washington 429
with me in the opinion that theqole great w. e '9“
' objects of this war or the restoration of the} ‘vezglma‘foltd 1307
unity‘of the nation, {is preservation of the, W 'oniin .~ 191
[Constitutionmnd the supremacy of the laws “2”: 5:. 3086
'of the country. 'Bt‘iivina our opinions en- ' 3
‘ tirely agree upon theee points, I would. -3 40008
‘ were it. in my power, give Judge Woodwind § 36892
my voice and vote. 5:!
I an]; very respectfully yours.
Gso. B. McCuul.
and the exteng 91‘ his pop‘nlqrfiy fiizh Ibo
people 0’: State, but the remit may pfqvo
tliat Oheir reckless lies eonoerninglhim were‘
but too influential
F!)"I '') ."'ii
The Philadelphia Prat. M In: expected,
Bhusedfieuertl McClellan, oil Wedneudsy
morning. with great. vigor, and. among
other thinr. mid thut he mum to Wat»
ingtoa “a 17145417 uduguhtrer.” ‘1! reply to
this. we beg to 0311,5113 nttefilion of our dou
gempormj to the Immune of Sir. Lincoln
higmgall. in his Wto Congress. After
Enlarging to the resignation of Genera!
890 M. Hr. yincoln 300:} 0;; _to my;
“IL is A fortumte cirmmstance that
and fashion. will manifest more than the
l usual degree of spirit and hilnrity. ~ .
I All—end} preparationrin advance are being
Econsuuirnated. so as to be prepared for an
{early inauguration ’of the courtly reign. up
}on 3 basis and to an extentJnr exceeding
'any in the put. A striking legture 3;. con
lnectiofi with this prepsrction for ‘7-evjelry
i an? gaiety,~ is the fact [hut those who are
i most responsible for the ill: that have be
! fallen *us, consequent upon the horrible
:condition of lll‘lflgl, are the parties who
"séem least influenced by our nation's woe,
and nre most prone to. an undue indulgence
in that mode'of living so incompatible with
the terrible‘condition of our ‘country.—
Wijhinglon. Glmlilutional‘ «Union. ,
_ ——77-9-o—~--—-——‘
:‘PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. '
The following are the returns, as far gs
received, ‘fron‘x the different counties in,
this State, up to the time of going to (frets:
1862. A ‘ 1863.
‘ 9..—5‘
' 'tn (‘2
l
' . S S
'I.» I
R I
II vb
~, I! z‘
r u
4 t .`)£3
IBM
591
4063
EM
1417
'874
1311
FM
_ 643
T ‘ 1800
4939
1498 ‘
102 6.000
372 .“000
as oo
E
ms
was
425
g 00
665 7000
Eli
m
3776
mine Ag: of Saturday any: “at Our
tin is elected by from 10.000 to 15,000 ma
jority. The mid-tun in very close. but
pmbtbly Abolition in boll: Home; Well,
if they hue I“ the poveg. they must nho
would” all the tuponsibility.
Speaking‘o! flu olufion of Carlin, the
Palmfh Union "11 uyi "it is a dark dz: in
the history at our animal crisis."
stash his [’one for Brougham. Ad
miuiawion undid“. {or 00194110er
' probably 09,900. .
HE. BLAIR AND THE BADICALS. I
Postmaster General Blnir has recently
made a speech which shows that he bu
awakened lo the {net that the radicals, who
now no enimly control his party, are rally
“boring in concert with the leceuioninu of
the Sonya! the dutmcllorl of American
libertyn the pormnnentdimlution om“
Union. ’Thetelegl-Iph gives the following
lynoplh of his remarks:
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5
snlcn or POSTIASTII GISiIAL ILAII.
Postmnter‘Genenl Blair muda : speech
on Seturdny, in An ndjoming county of Mg
rylnnd. that is attracting much attention
to-dly. He denounced what he termed the
revolutidnlry “theme of the nbplitionistl to
ohliterlte the States of the South, and de
fined that it was now the manifest duty of
the President to steer his course through
the Itrong conflicting tides of two erniu
timary movements—that of the nullifiers
to destroy the Union and set up the Squth
em Confederucy. and that of the ultnwtbo
litioniets. which has set in to tlmt'mnchise
the,South on the pretext of mhkndggecure
the emancipation of slaves. It hmt im
probable. he said. thlt the latter‘ thc‘uugh
aiming It 9. different result.- will he found
eo-opentirig m the end with the conspire
!an of the South and their foreign allies.—
'l‘he,y may prefer. he Added. parting with the
South to pnrtnership nml eqmdity with
them under the Constitution. x
Here and Abmi—‘ll. is sometime! intgr
esting to note how closely even contempo
rary history raped! illelf. The Washing
ton Chronicle lays: V
"The friends of Cut-tin and the Unidn
who hue left. this city and vicinity. during
the t wee two, for the purpope of
votilyfihe Union 'cket, number over nine
thqugand, exclusivg of soldiers.”
4ndfian exchnnge‘me_nl.iom tlnt— l
' “The Pruuian Government [ms «lemndd
ed that all public lunclioqaries should so
tively support its candidates in the coming
elections.” ‘
Alumni—Many of (he Republicans Ap
pea'r to be already alarmed by the selection
of Curtin, although they voted for him.a-
They doubtless lie uoanious Hunt. ig was I
lmiutake, and fear that inéleud of rnulti' ._
in good, it. must result in incremed My ti)
the country. 'l'lmy _lro aware of th base
innd dishongst means used Lonecom ish it,
land feel thin. a. victory thus apq red can
i bring no bléuing: to the people. Nofivon
der they are alarmed. but. thei fear come.
‘too lute. and posterity will hold them re
lgponsiple for,whalz they have done.——ch
fermnizn.
glkfeat has no‘lerronhlor the Democ
racy. They are c'onscious that‘lhe welfure
of their country was identified with their
cause, and although defeated. they will not
falter in fidelity to the great princihl‘es bf
constitutional Lihertyl‘aml Union, but con
tinue to he guided by.‘ and labor and con
tend for them in the future, as in? llm pant.
'l‘ueitmis‘ion is to save the country, an?!
‘with od’s blessing they will do its-J51“;-
lonian. . '
Q‘The way in which the funds qnd
:envrgies of the Government hnve Intrly been
empluyed is indicated by the folluwing ml-
I'ertisement in the editerinl columns of the
“fashington l'hrom’cle : 5'
“ Lieutenant Colonel GreenefChivf Quar
termaster of, the Damn-(mom. of “Cashing
tan, is the holder of ‘one hundrf-«Hickets
Muich he intends to present gratuitnlhly to
the mechanics employed in 31h Department.
who desire to go home to l’wlluhylvunla to
vote." . _ ‘
Coerci-ig .S'nldiers.—'l‘lw Bolditl‘l‘fl in the army
some time ago proposed to subscribe for‘ a
testimonial to McClellan. :l‘hgfi‘mnmun
ding‘ officer of fine of the regimoms—a fa
vorite one—writes that “we haul mined $7B
for tha McClellan losti‘nnninl when brders
name from Government in put a stop m it;
and we refunded the money i 0 the ML
diers." .
O
z:
I
'..'
z »
Wetalludo t 6 the mill," only to rhow
that the rohlicfl wrra lorhilldr-n 'bymthe
Government to contribute to n voluntary
Mlimnnial of resfiect Ind gratitudeto their
old Commander. - A ‘
7072
000
6332
Danae-mm: Victory—lion. Theddcre Run
yon. (he Democratic candidate fm‘ Mayor
of Newark, N. .1., was Plech-d to that office
qn~lmsduy by n majority of about. one
thousand. L ' 5
- «.09 —~— _\-
S‘A Conservative Union jicke‘t' is alye'n
dy in “relate“ in Banltimore city,"nnd,§uch
will generally be nominated in the uévenl
counties of Maryland. Frederick was to
nomimw on §aturduy int. 1- o
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641
RMajor General Heinlzleman has been
relieved from the command of the De' nt
ment of Washington, and is supersedecrnbyx
Genet-:1 Augur. , .
1213
973
000 `
fi-Mr. Mahoney. formerly confined in
Part. Warren, has been elecged ahenfl‘ of
{Jubuqup county, ‘lowa. _
2500
S‘On Tuesday hut. Ilenryugngep, a
.sonstahle in Waynelbm'u', PL, I shot. and
filled by {soldier named Flora,
000
0000
1' 360 k! in 351:; Ip—n result of the re
eenl-electicma.
5691
0000
1090
Excitement flawed by a Mad Dog—Four Per
com Baum—On 'l‘uesdsy great excitement
was cmtefl in Chlrlestnwn. Hm.. by the
appearance of n lsrge‘Newfoundland dog,
with the hydropholns. on the streets, hav
ing escaped from his kennel, where he had
been chained for several weeks. The Bos
ton Traveller ssys:
His very mu condition attracted the at
tention of. number of persons. The dog
ram up to 'one of them, who was “ding
upon the street, biting him sever imes
in the legs. at tho sumo time tearing his
pants badly. This men immediately pro
ceeded to the station'houseund gave infor
mation, when several oflicers, armed with
clubs snd pistols, stnrted ofl'for Front street.
In the meantime the dog Went through the
Fitchburg lreight depot. and up the track
sshort distance. when he came upon the
street again. Here he jumped upon anoth
er mun. and completely tore his overcast
from his back. so that it was rendered
worthless. :This man tortunslely nscspad
being bitten. The dog COl'llll'lur‘d on and
etmckqdn third man, biting him upon the
legs. so as to cause serious wounds, The
man. also lost s'good portion of his penta
loons and art of his coat. After leaving
these men the dog ran up Front st. at s
rspid rste as hr as the railroad crossings,
where Ilittle son of Mr. Burroughs. the
te-tender.,was playing upon the platform.
file dogpemeiving the hut attacked him
and bit him'several times upon the upper
’flu‘tion of his legs, making Sel‘lou: wounds,
r. Burroughs, seeing the dog. ran to the
assistance of his son, and when within a
few feetof him the dog left the boy and
jumped st Mr. B.’s throat, but he dodged
aside. and thus escaped’ being bitten...
Down the street he continued, followed by
a lsrgecrowd armed with clubs, to. While
going along he csme upon I man, and sea.
mg the forefinger of his right hsnd, tom
the flesh down In I serious manner. H}
also hit this was several times'snd to're Im
clothing. Bysthis time the dog hW'Bo‘ ‘
book to Woltord street and no i his
kennel. when the officers mime W put
several hulls“ into his hem), whi stopped ,
hi! mld'efieer. ,
1830
1500
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.ma unws os- rm: wan. ! LOCAL osunru‘lm.
Ll-rom the 5““ bun 0‘ Thursday) 3 \\’OOD'—-We Are nr-ymnch in wnntof Wood.
The mtelhgencn we have from the Army - .. . . '
0f the Potomnc. nhhnugh still of: oonfus- ‘ “m “m ' h" 0‘ W" mum-71min“ "N“! M
ed and contndlclory character. i. luificient- I with the much-need“! article noon 1 Wu Ibould
I, oxplicittoindxcato that Importanlevenl-l uteem it I (not. 1
are about to tnmpire in Northern Virginia.‘ ~~ - , ' *———- -_ _, -~—~— , ‘
It appear: that on Mondéy : cavalry neon» I CONSECRA'HON' OF THE SOLDIERS’ NA;
noisunoe under General Gregg enommtgr-i TIUN’AL CEMETERY.—Wo learn that the con-‘
gal“ 53'; force or U‘Anredel’lgfl If :2}: ' urcrntion of the Cemetery will uh plnce on ‘
.u I [ln B, an “no 19‘ l v '. .
b“; nflerpn seiere engagements} in oomev the.l9th of .\ovembu nut, than? "expected
qucnce of not being supported properii 5y “‘1 ”“1"?” °°'f°°“"° of peoplg,_prolubly 5" ‘
themran‘try. The Federal loss wins about 1y lboulgmd, will be pro-unto Wficlpm ‘-
four hundred nnd fifty killed. wounded am! the ceremonies; ‘
mlylins- Another regiment on | "con-A Hon. Edvard 3mm in to delim th. «Ide
nonermg expedition, on the Emma dny, was 1 cation-l oration. Prolident Lincoln will the
nearly surrounded by the (mnfedcrutes M d . . to i “I;
Amosvillo. but succeeded in cutting their ‘I" ”run" “_n ”um" I: . “f“"h’fi
way out. and crossed the river mt.) Fuuqui-iAn 0‘“ 0" dirt. PM hi “1' “I“l'K‘mhd
er county. Parties arriving in Wnphington r poet Longlollow in In ho sing. bald“ other,
fromlhe front ygsterday report heavy. skir- I cérclnoniu. The Nntidul arm Bnnd will b.
3:12:15:21:11:}?::l;[‘:::;j:£nxhgik0el:‘l in ntgndnnco {nun Wuhilflon, belidu bond:
firing occurred. It mm alsolreporled {but of mobile from other Sum. Tho Gov-emono!
heavy utiliery firing wu heard dunng ‘n the I°," Sum m “in“ ”I" m “an"
the morning in the direction of Warrenwn dnnce. 3110 “It nub!" 0' the Cabinet 05
Junction. .[I . 9th. United Smut sad It. lonlgl Mini-ten,
There. ""9 many “"30" in circulation ‘ beside; nanny ‘other distinguished person-gen.
in~lhv ell! yesterdworfizhlins 7" "“3 ""1 The lush-l or m district of Columbin willl
ley of the Shenandoah. but no gflicinl infor- :I: ~ ll 6 ‘ l ;
motion nfnny engagement WM racoived.— l V‘" “"1" °f ‘1" fly“: "“3 _ng'. "'9" 4i
Scouts ‘arrived'nt Harper's Ferry yesterday i Luiflnfider 0‘ the album WNW! 0.1"“ Wm ‘
nl'ternoon reporting nnConfnyet-atu on the 1 union, comvoled oi eonlry, nliilory End in
f-onds between lhhtpluce (1 Winchester. lunlry. -
:2;th 0“ the Baltimfrgnpd Uhio “u‘i Arrangement. we. lenrmwlll he nude with
\ is fingflfixtuzggrh *“ some “3“" i all, the railroad complain ~to ‘nccotnmodnto
ing‘on (he “firm on 0‘ Mom ihis on the I those who may will: to leave b‘llylbur‘ for
lltfijnsunt. Gene l Richardson, at th‘ Harrisburg. Baltimore and Philfldelphlu, or
hand of eightehn h ndred Confederates: in elsewher‘e, the "me evenlng lifter tlie colobrn
3"“me u“ Pm“, 20“? M"“'c°"len'p‘3t“.'s tion. The most extenuive' prefix-ration- hove
n raid on thé Me plus and Charleston ml- i be.“ In“: in "er! N'P'" It is “pee“
gt , ‘ ‘ ‘ .
mCor‘respontjl to lay that the frigate Iron-t this till he one of the most imposing and in
lide' was but lightly damaged by tho Cou~ ‘ ugativ occasion: eter witnessed in the United
l'qderoto torvédo. gm... , - , ; .
at tho Sun at Fridn . »- «~-——«-7- -- -- ~_. -
The in[ nigence from [he gegyn]of 'gr in‘ ' THE DEAD ON THE GETTYSBURG B.\l-‘
Virgini, is important. Quite: wvere enaiTLE-FIELD.—Tho orrgngemenuf'nre nearly
”gem E! ”9k lel‘g'o‘ydnfldgy Alla.“ codaploted ior tho romovnl of the rcmuiu of
an: a mbi‘i‘gdi.‘ o¥lt‘e.oonfun. 1:. “until the Union wldiers tattered out-"tho Gottys:
ed poflion of the Army of the Powmnc. burg bottle-field to the bunul ground, wlmfh
det- Gen. ‘Warren. but were repulnal in being prepnred by the levernl State; inter—
)!ith the lossofone hundred prisoners and ‘ gated, for their reception and [upper buriul. ‘
6 hm"! 01' artillery. but u a)?“ "If-I5"! All the dead will he diuinlerred ind the're—
farce being engaged. No furl er plrtlcu- mninl laced in colllna Ind buri'fl'd end the
lnrs are received. Bristow Italian is four :p . ' ]
miles south ol‘ Manama June 'on, “m grnveliof than marked or kuonn n't'llll'mwnre-E
miles from the old Bull-Run battle field, fully utd permanently rc-nturLe-l in‘ thin Sol-‘
and thirty-one miles lrom Aleznnarh.- diers' Cemetery. ' . ‘
There was slight uhirmishing along the ll‘ it is the-inlention' of the friends of my
from. yesterday. H ‘5 “0‘ 'ml’m‘fi‘b?‘ "H“; deceased uoldier 'to take his rem-tins lt’ume for
t grun'd bottle will take place mtlun the ‘burial u" 'll 4' I“ rh . . d’ tl |
next twenty-four hours, as neither Army '. ’ y m .con‘". . u 5) "“me ncy
seems disinclined fora conflict. ' tanking known to me thnt intention.
Since the “,0", was written nn‘d'in ”poi Alter the bodie: are removed to thin (fans.
I dispatch from headquarters came. to hand tery, it will be ray desirable not in disnrntuge'
containing I congr-tuliwry ord" from the order of the graves byany reuim'nlsf E
Gen. Meade to the army. nuununcing that] , D“;“,;“-m n
in the attack on the rear guard at Brine-v: . ' , ,'
Station, the Confederates were repulsed 5 Agent for A. G. Curttn, Gprerumol l ennn.
with in loss of'n battery of live, guns“ ("0. WThe papers throughout all‘ the smm
colors and four hundred and filly prisoners; will'coufet. '3 public l'tl‘t'or by publiphiug the
The Feti‘ernl casualtfies in the ufl'mr were above.
small. ' he marcho lhearmy frolhll’late- _' ‘——" "*‘*“'*s‘ "
to its present. position was accomplished in: filler. 1" P' Bm‘h"! f“".'°""“ 3“"
the most we“ order nhd without [O,l of Pnstot at the Germnu Re‘ortucd'Wltttrch in
propetty. th Confederates being held in' 'Gtil plitce. toylnlnin de'p-rtnre, on Tnpdny lut.
check nt Hermit! Whit-'6 they-olt'mpted ‘for Dayton, Uhim who-e he bu accepted 5
n surprise or n . ‘ 3 \‘ , - . . _
A Wuhingtonwnpnlch says it has been Icallk li‘lr'hflud’erg'f‘ orzd :c:ep0;uhllly::d ”:1
ascertained tltnt th obstructions in Cltnrles- ccss u. y "e: nu w? on; no . a w m
-ton harbor are ofsut do so in the \\ eat. . Beip'ed by his lleolllt, tO
removed byAnny of
the cdmluand of the‘
and are also oftoo
to justify an nttemr
her will) the iron-c w
‘ The latest new'sfrm
no excitement Hxére.
not nppear‘tp hare
Rosecrqns’s posirim
or, extend along tl
Tenuessée, and the
are considerably an:
shoulerh. who pick 01
horses, in conseqm-m. 7 , fl ._.V ,
army supplies are married'over the houu.
tninl by pack niuln. , i . .
A dispatch from Knoxville‘ thallth up '
that Gan. ullragg'a advance is cunning tho'
llamas.“ in consider-Shh» force. The Fed-i
ernl c.\vnlry lunio fallen hark from Calhoun
to .‘iweotwnter. and the Lbnfwlerntes onto-r
-ed thens. The Confedernta lorce in front
of Gen. Burnside. fnrmorly five thoumml.
has been increased by reinforcement: to
lbfllll eight thousand. \
The anfede'mtes madnem attack on tho
Federal garrison it Colliqvxlle, '[‘~-nu.. on I
Sundnyv‘lut. but were rupulud with heavy '
lon. They succeeded Imwev‘er in destroy
ing considerable pr’operly.’ The forca ,of
Confederate gnnlry' threatening
phi. and Clnrlesmn railroad in
nt fromfight to fiftgon thnuunn
The Fedenl forces in Milton]
'with ' the Confederate "idem.
munty. m; Moudny. and ‘nfter a
fight of five hours defeated them
vy loss in _killed and woundrd» "
ed .1" their artillery and bags:
[Argo number of prisoners.
c {From the Sun of Sntnrdnj
A semi-ofiicinl dispatch from V‘
“Am um; body ofthe Confed
seen on Thursday owning paw
wdrd, opposite Blueksb‘urix'a
Run. The Federal butter-in
‘ thv '\d an" plied x
; (Fl?
um
‘on Lookout
‘. silent. and
,works on Missionary Ridge b:|\g\9. been evac
‘udtned. , l! is reported that the Cfinfederalcl
are building pontoon brulgefl. inillcntive of
n flank movement to dislodge Cox. Rose
crans from his position. There ha been
no communication with Gen. Burnsi . for
several days. Gen. Lnngstreetlim uu‘ _ -
seded Gen. Polk in command of the Tmn\
Mississippi army corps. and it. in reported
that Jefl'. Duiu is to immune supremo com
msnd in front. of Clmttanoogn.
, [Q‘LATESTu—Mondny, 9 A. )l.—h is u
'poncd thin the Rebels are crouing into luy.
land at Edwudo’l Fen)". '
Greek Fae Aqai-I Thrown inta (Magdalen.—
The Boston Herald has a letter hen the
fleet, u. Charleston. Oct. 3. which lay.
"Last eVeninrz Gen. Gillmoi-e mm. on of
his ‘Gronk Fire’ shells Into Chnrl on.
which set fire to some buildings. .0 the
burnt for Over two houn.
“There Wlll be warm work’ bagel-o this
reaches you, if nothing misfit“ in the
meantime to put. a 5:0,!) to t gnad work.
All. thingi'zgeigmlz.“ : ‘
Dads into Port ”minim—The Richmond
Wln'g of the 7lh‘inu alum that it wu re
ported at. Mendinu/ifiisinippi, this: the
Contederalo cavalry nude a dash limo Po".
Hudson not 1093’ 850. Olpturing some fir
teen hundred ‘lroe Americans of African
descent,” left/ there to garrison and defend
the post. a’piked the guns. laid violent
hands upon divers and sundry good things
in the/provision line~ did all the damage
they/could, and returned whence they
came without molestation.
Sir James Clark'a Celebrated Fannie Ella.—
The only sure and safe remedy for female
obstruction: and diseases arising Irom my
cause. 81 and 6 thmcom us pl oncloood
on my nuthoriud gent. will‘fnuun a bot
tle. oonuinmg on: 50 pills. by return mail.
For particulm get. a pqmphlqs flnlb from
any agent.~ ‘
lpegted by the entire ‘comlngmity—nsimhle,
high-scum! Ind truly wow-I|.” dépnrlu’rc in
unirerlzllly rcgr'etted. ’ A 3 s
‘ Mr. llucher’. charge we: command ‘of the
churches in Gellyeburg, u l-‘lo'u-‘I aug )lnikg'.
During his four _\'euu and In: mnmlu’ mime
iry, there were addiliuns I: the dingo, b} con:
firmntion and ceraiflcn'tes, of 23(irnumlierli—
He bnp'ized 2:4, married 38 (unplen. 41ml of
ficinled M. l 5! I'uticrals. The (Seuyslmrg
(Thurrh bushy-en rep nireof |_nd benuhfivd finder
his snperrisidht‘ We believe the charge now
consists of the Church hele In I‘Mnrhs'. Hohr’r
h ting been utuched to fhe .\rendlsiille
charge. . _ " ' ‘_
DEMOCRATIC MBETINGS.-—A grand an,
of Hi, Uemocucy loukx plnce ll Ille'pinbfic
Tlgoxue oh]. 51. Smixb, I'. “out Rugjk, on S“-
ul‘dny evening, the 10th ink!» TI" peeling
\us \‘ery' huge nn‘d cnthusiahjc. [I In: or
gnnilzyd u followl: , \
President, Jouanqq. J\Y "I
Vice Presldeun, Lcwil Wu", lI,\J ,Kuhn,
ancil Manual], CAN. J. E. Milk-[N‘JwL T.
Baldy, Wm; Ruler, Juecph Clank, . Ilhuny
Slrusbmgh, Lieu; ‘Wm. C.‘ Heck; Axum":
.nllfi
.o, ’ .5 In C
journed with cheen fur \l'oodv}
ticket. \
During the progress of the filling nn ell'on
mu nude by let'ural per! lor the Abolition
It. ipe to 'diaturh it, by 'uing and yelling for
Curtin. - “'huhc-tbgy/lellows wore encourag
ed to perform thiaAilgncefnl work by older
Ind would-Beam sidend mpecuble uitllenl,
to do not In: ; bu't «ruin it it that tnch‘
i- nduct flips/ya "will upon I" luvjn’g binds
in lee Ropublicon «Sindhi-w but ‘01”;
by t 'lfflngrant ontp'fl on the freedo- 0"
spec sewn] in tlaoborough nod mom in; the j
t whip :3
, Thu opp itiou held three or four 130015 an
without the lighten diunrbnco being It- ‘
tempted luy Democrat: It In)", one oftheu. i
fi'll. Jame; . Topper, midiug in Liber
ty w'uahip, gran, he put ICIIUII, three ure
mendous pumpkin! u ‘ n one vino, can weigh.
ing 98 pounds, mother ll pound! l—thn third
I“ injured by nccident lore ripening, nd
did not. arrive :2 park“ 11. Can lily one
beat this yield of I linglc :_no—ob produce
a larger pumpkin ? \
. fiArmngemenuluveJnen vsdeto put
up a telegraph line between Bllt - ore and
Emmitsburg, via the Western A‘L‘gyhnd
Railroad. \
C‘The draft. in the State of flanked
bu been suspended until further ordem‘tgo
entble the citizen: to fill up the quot, b}.
voluntaoriug.
Your: fmu Wukinglon.-—Tbe friendl of
Cunin nnd the Union who have .13“ this
city Ind vicinity during Ihq put. week or
two. for the purpose or man; the Union
lick“, number over nine than-ma, “win.
sin oholdien.- Wad. Chronicle. ‘ ..
ADAMS mews m: waol‘n
, DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
(SE—cm Result of the Eléctionfl‘i:
Adams county, Tuesday,
October 13, 1863. -
aovsnxon, SUPREME moan AND Asso
\ curs JUDQE. ,
an>
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a, 'o',
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a , 7; ~
m («5 mo :07 m m
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gettpbgft}
Gnu-Mud. oz. Ma ms no ’10; no
Linluwwn, 'l I“ ' l 5! 1“ In 143
Oxlord, l 104 151 100 (l“ 101
York Springs, 211 “4 203 4" 111: GIG
Hillel-“awn, 204 INV 204 215 203 216
Berlin. I 157 66 180 ’O6 158 'B6
Neullen, 103 315 _ 108 , 121' 101 128
.Hunuruown, 195 MI) 196" 139 190 139
Fr-uklil, 2'.“ 172 k 234 I“ 335 "I
Canon-ago. 1034 ,84 11l 83 100 81
Heidltnbutg, 99 80 98’ B 4 93 if.
Monnljoy, 108 10'! ' 111 ,105 109 100
Nunnlpl!”§ll_¢,2B9 .83 no *8; 269 - as
Hampton, 163 I'o6 16! 105 , 163 1.05
Ber-rick hon, 40 4: 39 4s . do ;,' 5'
I-‘mdom, 7: m 'n 105 13 5110:!
Union, 159 f 57 160 56. 1.59 51
Bulk-r, ‘ 136 l“! ‘l3) 146 136 NJ
Bernick me 'l7 2: 76 ‘23 'lB fl
2911 2689 2913 genius lain
Assn-mun; snamr} ”gnu nacxkran a/=
RKcogmmu k / ‘_
t . 2 w :3 I: x!
1‘ ~59 5 §,* i
if 9. -'I :' . P ‘-
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Grltyqburg, 163 284; w»; 296 14:3 270
Cumhgrlnud, 105‘ 115 10:. 115 ml ‘uu‘
Littlenown, 156 .uu I 51; 149 163 145
omm, “33 , HM 15; 102 149 ‘I”
\'urk3pringl,loB 420 210 418' 210 cu
Nglierltonn, 209 201/ 203-_ 116 not 11}
Berlin, I .'.B m I 1:9 86 2M 83
"mum-n, 100 229 96 23‘ ma 2'"
Hunlenlo’wn, 193 Ho 196 ['29 196 R 39
Franklin. 2;: m '206, m: 236 no
Couowngu. 108 84 hm 24': Int; 'Bl
llcidlrrz-lmrg/ 98 ~82 9}; 85 9'» 3'!
Nounljuy. / 109 106 105 104 N 39 “‘6
Moun}yle:fiunl,26§ BL .2613 m; 263 ,3;-
Nmuptori, . 15:1 106 la.: 104: 163‘ um
BcrwiA hon, .40 .45 :19 4d" 40 u
Fn-tdom, 75 [O4 H [o.] 1:! HM
Union, ' 45:9~ «MM 159 51, 159 M
Butler, 1.1:; 145 1;! ‘Hll 135 M 5
Ermick bun, 73- . '.‘b ‘ 'l9 11‘ ”A 13
7‘“ —_:_ -_ Ir"
Lon 2102 21m 2742 fun 4101
cum: up Tm: mums. 'ms \suna‘n .2
cou-msamxnu. 4
Gwyubuu, :70 2?“ m am; 153 204
Uumhrl’lnnd, tn) 116 9.1 IT: 105 lI 5
{.'xnlesmwu, ‘ m; 54.3 \s'. \n um um.
oxford. . [55 93 Ha . lot In 102,
Yurk Springs, 2|3- 413 mm «m ’.Mu' 4m“
,llilger‘uuwn, 2m 2m 20': an 2m: 2:1
Berlin“ us 0')» m 615 151‘ 6»;
Meunllen. In‘." 223 I'm 221 In; 226
"minimum, lax-f ”9’ 19.; 13:5 I;.st 1.5.4,
Franklin. 23': ‘ I‘ll 2.!!! 1m; gr: 111
Canon ago. [o’ 8} 110 83 “LL" ’2
Hi-idlersburg, 93 83 . {ll 89 am an
.\lmugljuy. in)» In»; 107 3-”; Mn .lm:
.\lulullplc.nsunl,'.' .8 ‘H3 5."; i‘ M 2 I'J' H!
“mung”; ‘ rl3 :04 ms. mu m: In':
“emu-16 hon, 'u ' n 4-1‘ 45 an «n
Frredmn, _. 1: 405 y “M 73 In'»
l'uiuu, 15'.» 57 139 a: 1m 5:
Euler, 126 In 132 149; n: no
‘Berwigk twp,‘ 7:: 21 77. 2,1 73%;:
__,_ __ f_ _. __. .._-
29:? use ‘.‘aa‘J 2215 ...".HS 2"”
V‘ ' ’ ’7’" ' ' ’
DIRdUI'UR, .\nmrmz .\YD (30.10YIHL '
z = :1 a"‘ g; '5
‘—:ss = 5 g i
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, II a ‘ :1" ..-
r‘ E ;
. r = ‘ -
Get'ys‘mhr. ’ l‘i'h 2M 16‘! 3%? 1611 2'13
Cumlv'erlu-hl. Inn 11-5 _10'» 1h; !u.'- 11':
lnulwmgn,’ 155, In 1'»? HI 1'»? 1H
t);fixrd.- 155 101 . I'd I-JJ 1 .:. a.»
York Sl‘u-ings, 2H 41: :w 418 :1» 41»
.\I illersxow.x. 20:1 2I u 13 1 2:11 20.: 2u:
Rerlin. 151 m; 1.11 m; 1.311 0:3
nemllen. ' 10‘! 22:; 10.’ 223 nor am
11-qmmogn, 1::7- 13:4 19': :49 mm I,lll‘
P'mnklin, 2:”, 170 2.” 113 an H't‘
Cumnga. 110 3-: 110' 's: 1011 u
lieidlersburg. 10: 7:: ms 3;. 1n; 'NI
Nounxjuy, 107 101 1,011 10.6. mu In;
.\luuntpl‘emu}, 2'19 '11.! 7’39 83 201.0 PM
” .on, . 161 10:. 165 10-3 Ich luv;
:11 bun, «I 4_'. .40 +5 M) 4-1
Im, 7: wr- 7': 10': n In».
‘ 15!! m 159 '.7 1:.9 .51
. 1:12 142 1:13 145' 136 14':
:k um. ‘l3 :3: 1w :1 ta 2:
29.25 .2615 2903 27:0 5913 2.190
a Drgnocruln in an“. urn. g
m. Woodward's mnjfir‘ny 229,
anncfs 2'20, Immc E. Wiurnmuj 31
232: Ma ull'a 212, lfiéhert's 128,
Lilly's 190. Pink's 241, mecl's
l7], Mnrcll'fl 200, Met-RIG)"; 240,
hlder’s 182, K .ggcr'u 228.
Map
1" THE IMTTIJ-Z-HELD (0F (:E'I'TYS
lll‘lui to he hm! nwe slorr o! .
Oct. 19, lacs. 3! GBUKGB ARNOLD.
'Jury Lat—Nov. Term.
4 (HMS!) JURY. '
Bonding-Levi Chroniner, Foremnn.
Scrutiny—Samuel A. Uillihm-l.
Union—Juob lloncller. , ‘
Hllnillonbun—Xicbnrl Kugler. ,
Franklin—Joann“ Wiuler, Snmuel Hm
Tyrone—Peter Milk-r, of P.
”Cullen—Mich”! Braden:
Oxfordeoleph Slough. -
lountplenunt—J. E Smith. . ‘
Carnbgrlnnd—JM-ub Wolkerl. '
Bu lré—Wilfinm Eicholu.
Imti hw—Jblm lluyherger.
Geuy. mg—Jolm Chripmr. .
Bertie borough—F. .I. \Vilgom '
Germanylchnnc Shah, Jun-ph Bath-W.
Hulfiugwn—George Brena. ‘
lhmilwn—Jesse Jacobs. . .
Moun'joyé-Mrlclwir Wulf.
Freedom—David sum-In. .
Conowngv—Willinm Hutton.
Benick township—mum: Gm.
Liberty—Jun": Buwcy. -
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Butler—dual: Knflunpperger, Stu-d Buim.
Fnion—SAND’? P. Yuunu. Hum“ Swim:
luntinnun— human 6. Vet! ‘J h l
Jon-pl: Smith. , L h'o I “9",
Berwlck borough—Antlnv 31hr, Michal
~ Hellzel. ‘
Gellygbnrg—Willitm. J. Innin, Henry G
Wolf,Adnm Dogma. "
Mounlplnunx—Ak‘nuder Shrub, Paar K.
Smith, David )klboru. . " ‘
Monika—Jacob 1!. Meals, Jone )l. “mun.
Hmilqun—lohn Waugh, Andrei Laud"
leehy—Juhn Miller, Bdwud flcluup.
Stub-n—Philip anohue, Jncobr Wilmer, Wm
L. Tho-nu.
Funklin—Duicl Heintullllu, Pour Kenn
min, Thom“ 1". Games.
Boning—Jon». Curoninur, ..lobn L. T-ugb-
Inbuugh. ‘x> '
Conowngo—Adlm Outer, Thom" McKinncY-
Mountj-oy—John Echnrode, Samuel 1306 -
Lntimom—John Johnl. ,
Tyrono—Pour Fldkr, of 600., June! N. PIP
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Freedom-«icky: Cunningham, Wu. Bllb '
Cumberhnd—Wuhiugmn \V'nhom'y J‘m'“
. Thomplou. ' ‘
.G'mlny—Jucob King, Willmm Younz, Ed
“ Ward Long. 1
Dillon—John Hartley, John Helue'. .
0x fdaGcorfl Smith,ohnrh;l‘mmlu. -
Ber 'ck township—Dink] file or. vi ‘
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