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Anvtmsn aw» inserted at the usuafn‘tes.
‘ Jon,‘an.\nNc done with nealnesg nn‘d"
1:; \ dispg’ch. . .’l'
gr , Omci: in South Baltimore streetmenr'fy
, r“ Opwik} Warhphers’ Tinning’Estnblishmeni
’; . E“ _ In“; P‘sgméprncz” on (he sign.
”‘0 ‘ " "gig; 714,. 5;;
’ I P 4.923%27182VAL VyAmuvo
" * Wm. A. Duncan,
TTORNEY .\T [A Wafugce in the North
wesi earner ongutrc Sq .-re, Grlty‘sburg,
u. . :. [UL'L 3,1859. 1!
. J. C. Neely. * ‘
TTDRNEY AT L\W.;—l'fl‘rjicnlar “(en‘-
A non pm! to mucmmn‘or Pennuns,
unuly, and BAck—puy. Utfice 1n the D‘. E.
conugg of the Digmond.— _
Geayshnrg, Afirll G, 1863. If
D." McConaughy,
TTORNEY AT LAW, (office one door west
A (If Bur-Mer'a (hug anal bunk ntorn,Chnm
hamburg strum) Ann-nu Axn Sumcn'on mu
Pahurx up Phfialusfl. Bounty Lnnd Wur
rants, Hack-pay auspunded Claims, and all
other claims Against. the ficw-rnmcn't at Wash
ing'on. D. (3.: nlaoAmericanClnimu in England.
LAnd Wnrmnls located and 301d,orbouyllt,nnd
highes'l privy: givrn. Agrnfl enqnged in lo
cating wgrrnnjy in lowa, [_llilmifl nnJ OLhN"
wean-m Slate: ‘W‘Apply lo hun psr§onylly
ur ty (teller, - ‘ “ .
Un-tlySlMirg, Nov. 2!, '53. 3
A. J.. Cover,
‘ TTHYNEY A'r I&me prompm amnd
A la Cpllu'fiuus and all other bm‘mefsa en'—
t umcd 1% him. (Z’fico lit-[ween Fnhngdtmk‘u'
Ind D «mu-r A: Zne‘gL r”: Sturcfi, I:Ntixncrc.sxrrel
(leltyxburf: P 4. _ 7[S¢p{. .'., MIN“
. H, B. Wogds, . .‘ .
TTURNEY AT LAW, Gnrv-nmn; PM,
wiurnfi-‘nd to all ‘.prufrasimml husinc‘u
. I
enlruxred‘h} his rare. - . ...
Ux'ru:r':—'jh‘ Wm .\fighlls- etrm t. nut dam;
In~tlxcl}t:nrt-I}oné9.inlhc rnrm} lntnlr nc'cflpi'r‘rl
,flzl_:l. Ln“: (mire by W. If. McClellan, Each dvyd.
~ Sefir. 21, 1563: um ‘ 3 ,
Edwand B. Euehler,
' 'TTUXLVIPZ‘F‘AT‘LA\V, will mnhmux and
Aprumplly Mgeml tn all-Imam“;v-mrmH‘d
lo lulu. ‘Hd Sylcnkg‘the German lungll.lge.~
{Misc n: th'e'slme‘ ply-e, ‘ gumh [Lxllinngle
"net, neur._i’orimy’zzdxg‘§iu?s fillll nearly
gppugile [hum-r k! Zi’i-zlcr's sz‘oré.
Gettysburg, .\lunh 20. f" - y‘ _
J. Lawrence Hill, MID!
AS lii: flitcone > \ 3"
[H dour “;§‘=‘L of 1.119 "‘ “‘ki’fiffik’g
Lplhernn cl urch in ’ -’
Shambcrflurg strt-et. nml appmil’n Pix-king’s;
“~19, \vh rn tbpac \risluin}; to Imm.- any “pm“
per-4' ion performed un- respi‘rnully invilod to
'.u- liar-nnfiwm Drs. Hnrnrr, He}. (J. P 5.
'r um. H. D jaw. H_. L. [imam-r, I). I).I Rev.
rof‘. \l .I.;rcihn “rut. .\I. JuslllH'lH'. '
1 bc-tlynhurg, A‘u'll 11,'53. ’
Notice
HE firm of Drs. ('IHLS'S k TAYLOR is
r hm hf lil:7§l)l\l‘.l by mutual rnthLt, «In
'rph-mbvr Ifglli; XNE'L‘ All ps‘r-‘mld anillg
Llims‘dgdl‘lh‘ m in:l«;hlud In dug-l lirin will
.lrus'e prweul lhmn Lo Ins-{f .\. J. (‘mei’ il‘r
djuslnu-nl. '
Dr. Wm.. Taylor
prmfi lhc mlfxm} nu’: m‘ (h Indium and \i-
Wit]. Hm: I; nll|"cnulxnuv Ihr pr.“ In . nl' [TN
offischm m the 0M «Mn-L m v «:u nr [1) flu:
un-pxlf‘r smm. ”Al’Cl-ul; _I’.L. HmnHt-l
r fur! Pun“ m; hug-1r rr-T-u- I >'|.ll‘l' of
uln- [..ltrun..-c
. C
I - Dr. James Cress,
4‘CLHF'I'II’ Hi I >§"l.\.‘| Hamil”! mr rum:
1 In [-nlluvmvr héfxl 1")le unulml rm Mm.
'rurm! lu~slnemls_u..nl he mll mum m- vi}
nul‘trl-‘ul his pnmauvn m UMHerg mill
'IHLI ~ “IL In “W " luvs“? Y“ t l‘mmuur s: 1H 3.
me. “e “nu! (hr-1.0:“ with! .m! "10:11] u
Me ‘N‘vmgln-s 110 m all ulhvr 's: 1 I uiuumvdq
'sLllunl~. “hit-h [1 up two“ rt‘l’l'nfl mendo‘ll.
m 1):» ,I-rpz-xix-nac'mu] s 1-«-lin.:ul by the
Iclivc 0t ILC apiecL [CHI-Mir Punwlninucls,
‘l'dis‘t-lld [how 'rimrv‘injmimp~ :m h :u ml
ulOlh. nprmu, metrjn'}, Mr: 1.3-“.hhiulHS-C
-. Ic. ' « t -
'fliév in thr 93¢! ond at York “rem, in the
telling: uwnvd In' llunrv \Vvl'y. " '
lenysburg,‘ .\qvt. :3} 135.2. 3111
‘ -Ada,ths County '” ‘
“THAT.["HH'IINSURANCEII()\II’3\SY.__
Incorpomud Slum-h IS, 1551.
\- V turrh’mtx, ‘
rmi‘lfll!~!}l‘or;(‘ >: No w.
"v’av'f'Htulrn! —.<.‘ R. “mu-ll;
.rrrr/ruy—D. .\. lhu-hh-r.
autumn—David .\l'(‘rmlry
‘nnm'w (‘um mint—limbo}! .\luGumly, J.\cob
«z, Androw Hoiutm‘lmgm. ~ - ' _
:m:r/m~—lit‘orgc Sn‘opP. I). 1. liurhler, R.
ur-ly, .Lu-oh King, VA. n chit/.'Phnun, D. .\h -
Irv, 5. Ll. Ruse”. Jill. :lbrsh, Sunfixnel
hnr.lw,'fi. I}. pulmr'stm k. Wm. B. Wilsqn,
L Pun-mg. “’m. I3.'\lx(flcll:tn, 3Q“! Wu]-
; R... G, \lcl‘rn.|rv..lphu Pirking, AIM-LT?
2!“, {olm (‘nngifighauu (Abdiél th‘u;
.cs H. \Lm‘ull, \l. I'IIL'LK‘Hu-rge‘r.‘ '
.'n” This—l‘mnp-mr i 1 limited in its opPrfl
»3 to flu" county 0! .\d‘uhs.‘ I! has I’m-q in‘
'essf’ul‘bporaliou for more th.”: six ”:1”,
in that period hM [mill nfi 105305 and ps
i: bs'mfhnul (my autumn”, \mving “1&0 3‘ lar‘fie ‘
llusflcapilnl in the Trezisnry’. The Tom.
. employs no Agonls~nll husinoss being
e’by the-.Mnnugerfil, who arc annually ole-cf.
‘.y the Slm-khpldcrs. Any‘persnn desiring
.nsurance can apply. 10 any of thg above ‘
. ed .\lunnzcrs'for further information.
1: ‘The Hicculirc Commiuop m’rNsAat the
.c of the (‘lompAnv on the last Wednesday ;
é erj' manthpat 2, l". .\l ’
i “27,1358. V ‘
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Sofileth‘ing New
‘ GETTYSBURGJ—Theundersignedinforms
. I he‘citizen's of flu; town Mid county. that He
A has commenced the‘BAKIXG business, {an n.
T Lu- scale, in Ybrk street, Cgltrsburg. ncnfly
} opp gitc Wattles? Hotel, where 'hc will try to
des we, and hopes to rcc‘eive, a. liberal pntxon-'
- Ige BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES, CRACKERS,
FR TZELS, ¢c., kwflhd every dunéb‘un
-7 ~ any unmet) all of the bkst quality, an sold
\‘v pt. dz: 10West living profits) Crnckgr—baking in
{I ‘ Ell branchesislurgely buried on, and orders
—'-J tiny amount, from this and adjoining conn
tiesfluppiied at. Lfie~shofiest notice. «Having
cmtfishrge and éommodions bake-house mid"
. ucuy the best workinan and the most up
‘rp d machinery, he‘ in prepared to do ,3
Jgnfi business.
1 J 25,1859.
I . A. Mathiot 8: Son’s . _
0?; AND FURNITUREWAREROO MS,Nos.
25 nnd 27 N. Gay street, Baltimore, (nan:
gene sz.,) extending from Gay to Frederick
u.—- be largestestnbfishment of‘he kimj in mg
Übio . Always on hand a large nssortme‘nubl
HOG) EHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, Nu
»bncihg Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washsmnds, Ward'-
noted, Mattreéses of Husk, gotten and Hair-
Spri ' Beds, Sofas, Tete-c-Txtes, ArinVChnirs,
Roofing Chairs, Etageres, Marble Tables, Se:-
leu, Reception and Uphohtered Chairs, AS
-5011330 COLORS 0F CUTTAGI‘? FURNITURE,
WOO. Chairs, o!}qu Chairs. Barber Chairs,
Cfibs', sud deles, Hat Backs, Hall Furniture,
Gill and Walnut Frame Looking Glasses. Side.
bpsnlls, Extension Tables, ofcvery length.
”3:“. fiisposgl to purchase are invited to
on]! . d givo‘o‘ur stéck an examination, which
for V‘rie‘i 3nd qualityof wnrkmanship in not
A aqnafl'ed y any'esmbfishmem in the contain, ,
. , A. Humor k SON,;_
Nos. 25 and 27 N. Gay street.‘
' Aug. 3. mac. .
'" m: BBAWY, WINE AND. musing, m
Indie-inn] pnrp'ous only, at HmNcw Dru
« tor. of ‘ ’ Dr. R; HORNE".
=
VALENTINE swm
T:itt
‘s‘! a} gé/ £l2 .7: “I; z " a; / , é "
. /) *‘U w;
B? H. J. STAHLE
116th~ Year-
Cini=l
' Valuable Mill Property
. on SALE —-fo6 undersigned W 1” nfl'er at
F l'nMian’nchm [he pn-nu‘caJ-n M‘WDAY.
“he saw inu._'umt fine MERCHAfiT MILL‘
{kgwwn M Ducne's Mill, together With 4 A 9135
‘0! land, moraiur less, With the buildings he
'llongiu: lbetc!n~sllun_t¢ m Conoqngo lowul
’.\llip, Admm co., 1;.“ adjuin‘ing lapds of [mm]
JSmyser, John Marshall, and dtlurs. ' This is
pifimpa one 31‘ the heat and most co'nnment
. Mills on the Lillle (‘onowuga situated in one
iofthe mm! {- Mlle" ”Hay: in the Sgulemnd has
lbwhglwrmmhly nqmirml Outing lheyustfimn-
Lmerfmul is in c‘y-ellrnl order.
i A 151” turms‘;-¢hich will he mm}! nasy, Rp
ply to fine suhsvri‘mrx at the M 1”, or fnrm a
'shor! (li-mum" from 1!. Rule tow-ommence at
fly 'c-lock, A. AL, Druid day, when attendance
(‘5 be gin-n by .
5 - .\IAILIA .\frC. ”2an ‘.k 50’s,
‘ 4 H. ‘Srs 0! Jacob Dulone, dec'd
‘ z'ov. 9, “363. '1“
A flood Farm ’ -‘
5 T,’PI'I:L]U ‘ALE.—Un MONDAY, the
A 301V!~ day uf NUV HMBER inst] the sub
‘scnbgr “le nM‘r-r at Public S.\le,m;,tlm.prenl
- A I)E\'IR.\HLE FARM, shun!!! in Mount
plcnsnm Lmrnship. Adams unnntv‘ Pm, hdjoin
in: lunds 0f Julm Soda, Jr., Wmi H. Lott.
Eliaé Sponiler, and 01h r 2, containing 104
Arr-a more or loan, \'_ilh p nper prnporlions‘uf
\\‘nndl.\nd {ind .\lendVlw. 119 land is in gond
cundit'mn. hninq {l‘ll bee fill lim"d once.
nurl’ most of it twice. The im
prnvcllleuu nre n MW T“ watery I l '
STONE huljfififl new one-MIL : :V ‘
l'.-half slorfiSmnc House; Log
Barn, Wagon Shefi and Corn' (‘1 ihY Ho; l’L-n, :\
“well of nevelfuiling \rnler, with a plimrin it,
M the (hon. wuh‘amrrnl 93mg: on the farm,
\\ llich is xvi-ll “nu-Hal. ‘ Thci-e Is on the prem—
ises a. Young Apple ththd b!’ choice limit,
“ith other n ui}. such as P 1 .Idngs. kc. It is
unwogimn-tn cfluulms, sth'titST houses, stores,
blm-meh xhnpg, and mills. ‘ -
W'l’vrSmxs wishhfg to View the‘ property,
are requested'lo’cfill on George Kaitlin, resid
‘inggnrur. ur on 11m sull‘scriber, iu Getfwiburg.
~ fiffiule m enmmenw n 1 1 6’clork, 5. .\L,
un. :nifl any. when nllnndum'e will be given’
l_nd lermpgumdl- km wn by ‘_ ‘
“L ‘ ‘ :(H-ZUIMH; F.33I3}.I;FLEISCH.
1‘35“ Auk}: sunn- [fine and ‘pfire w 111 be sold,
'3 'I'IHLHSUINU .\IACUISH. uhh Harsp‘ Power
:txud thki’r. c [Non Hi, 1803.‘ LS,
‘ ' Small Farm ‘ ~ '
'l‘ mn‘nr. magi—fine Ruhr-rib? of.
t‘ersm wirnt? sale the (nlltminsf AL-
LUSLF. I'Rlil‘l'li-“H', siluded‘uiu Sg'nhtn'
m <hip.' Aflnlnu ummy, l‘mfinn the mm
Mylo-"jinx from (h‘ltxfl‘lirfl In Harrisburg,
} x'h-t \‘nrfh Em! “(the humor lerP. : '
A'l'hc l" u m Lun'uin; ‘73 A( "'5 and 32 I’vrk has,
and :hc Imlnmt'uu-uls ('Ullshl of a good‘ sub
cumin! 1m mmxu l'()l‘.<li.l~‘r.imo
an-n '.\'.A~h ll ucv, AV!!!) 3"»l!uu.~c. ....
In} “Imm, I‘. yin-g" Ilnulx‘v, and H“
(‘qur I‘nc“ u. nth-r nuwmiy
unl-buildn..n: tvn “ML m gun-I watt-r in (he
mrd. 'Hmrv ig :1: 0r: ). “(I nf' g .011 fr ,it
on HP [ln-mime. The pr'opcruj: W! H pm! or
l>onell “uh mind .IV and Inuhcr l:|nd.~‘lt is
run! mm H! In \lurkl‘ts, Chan-hrs. S'Jlonl’s. kin,
nnLiug I! an.) «I; «able. 'l'ln- .uunlmn nl'-pm
-_|‘;;~r~ i~ il.-mu) In IL. Cu” “pun or ndrlrrss
the undvruuuml. rv‘idlnz (hm-nun.
D;\.\H:.L H. F‘A\»Hl’..\EY,
Gothshurg. P. 0,, .\.!pms co., 1"“
V. TL—Thc rul hr-rihrralau ufi’rrk mu .\rrm‘g
(Who-g >ol] i’rnixirJAnd. situau-d near Dresdm n,
J’lm'uhu} [nunly' luwu. I ll H‘ F. -
Mg, 31, 1963. n"
IS. R. Tlpton _
TOULD fimsflrespvvffully inform the pub—
\V In th -l he has nmnmenccd 'mnking
"1.00315. He “I“ mnkg them -on the shares
or as mil hm suit his custowers.
I'. rsuns h \jng Brmfim ('urn \nn plehso call.
Shouiu .\lcpmnughy‘s Hall, on corner orfixst
flnj'or. ‘ ‘ - [_\'ov. 9' 18.33.
4 Come With a‘Rush- .
7‘ ”E undersigned wuxild ~mo§Lgeepectfully
F init'urm his nnny fr‘cxuis and the public
m-nemllx. (hat he has gone into the Nothing
husinosc. m. S \mson’s old smndjn the Diamond,
Gem-slung, Pu. “is stock, already Mimi” be
much ‘c-ul Iged, to enlbmc‘é every style of
CLOTHING, ”OUTS. SHOES, UA'IZS,
Owe. Trans, V'dicrs, Clocfis, Watches, Jew
elry. Guns. Fistula. and, in smm, everything
whivh ought Lobe found Ila firm clnsscjg’fbing
and \'ur‘n-1y House. _ , ‘
, Purticuhrs hereafter. In'lhe meantime he
invites everybody to give him a on”. He in.-
,u-nds 10 Lap sn perfmt A stock as to accom
‘mudxyle‘all—rnd, with he hdpe of large salsa,
I'3 hnpcs m make a l’u'mg at.smnll profits. Nb
trmxbh‘ [0 sho“: goods, and every cfi‘ort’dnade
to saflsfy buyers. ‘ '
JACQB BRINKERHOFF
June 15. 1863: If ‘ '
Good Things from the City!
' E urge rereiving twice n’wnek frOm the
city 3 va’r'rfity of‘nrlicicsisllited to the
writs of this community, viz :, Fresh and Salt
FISH, Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Hominy,
Beans; Salt, Apples. Potniors, Oranges, Lamons,
Confer-lions, Tnhncros, Segnrs, with many
‘olher amides in this line—nu received in the
beat. order, and sold at ihe lowest‘profitfis. Give
us a can, in Bulvimqrc street, nearly opposife
l-‘nhnestocks' store. ,”
WANTED—Butte}, Eggs. Lard; an all
Qtlher country produce—for which. the biggest
'cush p‘rige will be paid: ' _
> S fi'liKT POTATOES—best quality, at low
’estv living profits—shiny: on hand. Also:
OYSTERS, fine and fresh—in the shell ox
shocked. Restaurants and families supplied.
STRICKHUUSER & WISOTZKRY. ,
Getztysburg, M3llB, 1863. ‘ am <
Jac'obs’s Saloon Revived;
HE wundersigned hzn'ejensed JlCObS'E‘SA
loomin Chambershnrg streei, end iuwfid
to keep it in the best jiyie, hoping mm. the
public will appreciate their efforts to please b;
giving them a large patronage. The'y will re
ceive OYSTERS regularly and do them up in
all styles; YOUNG CHICKRNS, BERETONGUE,
HAM’AND EGGS, and almost everything that.
may be called for, will be fined. They will
sign keep ALE, LAGER, PORTER, WINES, Are.
They are determined to do things up in the
fnosh deeirnble menner, and feel certain of
pleasing all whd‘may call. ,
‘ NICHOLAS CODORI, .13.,
< JOSEPH SHORE.
Gettysburg, Scpx. 21, 1863. ' .1 '
One and All, ,
AKE NOTICE—Jhe undersigned would
any to the pubhc that he is receiving a.
large and splendid stock or GROCERIES,
which he will sell us low army ozhsr house
in §own——C.ofl‘ecs, Sugars, Molasses. Syrupa,
Tens, Salt, Fish, Ba., with Potatoes, Beans, and
Rice ; Wooden Ware, put up in the best. man
ner -, Tobaccos, ch‘nrs, Am, &C.
FARMERS; TAKE NOTICE I—flt you w.“
to lay in your liquors for harvest, now is the
time. I buve many brands of Whiakiep, Bran
dies, Wgnes. and :11! other liquors, which 1 Mn
disposing’of at short .profits. Give me a. gm.
1 nlwsys gry to please—4am! Mlieve I very or.
ten succeed. Remember the pine—aouthmt
cornermfilxa Diamond, Gettysburg.
GEO. P. KALBFLEISCB.
May 25, 1863. ‘ " v
g
g . A 'DEM©©RATH© AND 'FAMULV J©URNALQ
5, @lll3 .« @3152.
‘I. Tnu 'nvo slunpuuoo'nzus.
Two men want (mt from It‘ae’fire-li! camg
ln'the autumn midniglfl guy,- '
Over the ‘quakiug. creaking ll'lmp,
To the edge of the woodlmid It)ill\and dumb,
ngh rifle and spade wept. they. 1
A hfinging owl wailenl out. L 0 as young,.
And a. picket 31001 a; slfillv '«C
In‘-tbe‘ uieddow below as l}!!! qhndow-‘flung
By the begdéd tent-ligbfs‘ihickly strung,”
0n the Silver threaded rill. ‘ '
"his! long ere‘lhe pic‘ket novedmway, ‘
_And thgie wna no time ta lose; '
The pits m’usz'be dug byt e d-uyn ofdny; .
.Snidpne; “‘We ar'e diggin- graves, I say ;"
’ The othé’r one whisgere , “ W 595: '!f'
With the qorning light a iolumu of steel
‘ Moved upward along tlgjhill, :
Toward the hidden pita, butt nimble peal
Ulose‘in the front made th to tinged
h . Abnoment, and than stuéd still. .
'. , ‘
'l'hé check ivona bat‘lle-fielllthat day; '1".
0n the morrowvthe dea‘dlwere laid
Head to (out in atrcnch officlay;
But we apart in the front that lay; 5 A
Were buried without 11 spade. _
. ”wean—~— -—-'7_———— -
, ~* ion) vomit.
C Alt, don't be sorrowful, rling, -'
Ah, dod’t bé sorrowful‘ piny;
2 'i‘nk'tng the your together, my',denr, ‘ -
There isn’t more. nighthhan day.
‘ ’Tis rainy wenthrr, my dfirling, ‘ ,
' Time's wurgrgfihey [as My run, .
. But tnkingllhe year 1023: er. mf‘déar,
Thoré is‘u'L more clo‘ud than slml
.We are child“ how, my! darling, ‘ ‘1
Our hgnds are grqii‘j'rTglgmy, V .
But taking the ygnr all “l"“lfi my den},
You will alwflys find [hr .\‘uy ?
We have had qur .\lny, my «15211113, '
I; And onrgroses long agot ’
Andlllu “moonlit-year is training. mydear,
; For the silent high: null the snow!
. And Gold. is {l9;}. my «lurlilng,
_ Ol'nigluns well as of iv;
We feel and know lhnt no can go
\Ylmreur He leads the fin;
All, God _9! [he night, my}
m the night. 0! delilh s"
The Line Um! lé‘fids nut pf:
Is flu.- gnu: (inn. lends lb
flagella?
A SUBSTITUTE’S
' Mr. Pilkinsonm sm'all fur]
vnnin. was not lrgng ugo‘ d
war. [‘l is wife, though shé
nmsdl ’stock nf general iquj
o'f'the best conjugzrl pnrtfiem‘l
troubled at, the lhguglnto‘f p 4
husband. The gather day; 8L
gngud *in scrubbing qfl: her
muéhv looking man ‘béme
her thus:
“I hear, mn’qm, that your
been drafted.” ( 4‘; 1
“Yes, éir, he has,” annw
“though Bear knows there}
that could Hot. :be spared be-:
fmniliesff’r .
' “W’éll, 'm'a'am,'lv’e come ‘.
as a substitute for him." ,
“A what?” asked Mrs.‘ Pi
some surmise; I
“I am willing to take‘ his p
mbstitute,’ ‘
' “You take the ptace of
'you wgétch-X UH teach you t!
massed wbman if: that. way, yq
cried Mn. l’ilkinson, as si
‘ the dirty soap and: in thy fr
comfitgd and astonished ’11::
took to his heeujust in mm}
‘ ing his head brokeh by (ha b
. Ni] Dgspnaqéuml- ~. consplution
fox-ladies orscermm ee in #he scriptural
‘ fact that Naomi, the dn-V‘ " Enoch”
was five hundred learn old
} when nhe 'l'“ manic: ladigsl
There never was my,
1 _, But heme: day,
‘ An hone“ glad: any
‘ . And took he!
i ‘ ‘.~~ v—oom
‘ aflvfixip Abalongiu .. ylmnn named
3 Heaven, nailed from thqpom cf Greepock
1 tea-mly, for Canada, with t cirgo of coals.
Shortly before she left it Ewaé ascertained
‘ that the owper hnd 'not sent down luficient.
‘ India; for the veaéal, and the-agent startled
l his glerk by the order, “Telegraph 'o'va
en for m'ore cbtls I” E '
laws Imin named Weed,- wgrking on the
banks of thefiusquehmnnh lmly fell-ofi'n
firee and was eaugli‘tvby thi h‘bad between
the fork of two branches, where, being un
able to help hims'elf, Ila—hung (mail he was
dead. ‘ ‘fi ‘ b x
fif'l'herg is said to be I ()ode 9 ii: Jeffer
sonvillo who in“ been engaged tobemer
ried for the pui five yang-bio: no “we bu
occdrred‘ withih thas pé-iod; when they
wgre both out of time 8931‘ \i’rison 1g “is
‘siune time. , ’ E: k
“Nothing hide. I blgfiiah to complete
ly as clotlrpf gold. Sheddy 'undersumdfl
this, and’bidu its so! a" and nation
under it. :3 v
Hellman}! {Ma—The gate at the recent
so called election in Maryland, N - ofl‘lbout
twenty-flvé thousand from the! vote 1» the
gubernatorial election i you; zines. not
withstanding thlimportpnco bf an elec
tion. ’ ; ‘ -
GETTYSBURC}, PA-, MONDAY, Nov- 80,1863-
I
MEM
if», good‘w‘xfe,
Wll3.
rm
1 er in Pmmyl-
Pnfted for the
ossesEes but a
mallion, is one
' nfid is much
'rting with her
; sfie was en
door stefws. a
nd addressed
husband has
red 311‘s. l’.,
i; few men
met from their
Eu éfl‘er myself
kinson, with
ce," said the
1y husband,
insult. a dis-
P vngnbond 1”
he discharged
4% ofthe dia:
tbstitute, who
To es‘éape hav
icket.
0.,,, , -
“nwrn‘ls man" n'n mu. PIIV‘ML." '
“MURDER WILL OUT."
E. D. Morris, 3 Wealthy citizen of Mad}-
ion, 11]., has‘beenmxes‘ted, bhfuge‘d .with
murdering a man nearly nine years ago.—
The arrest was made on the affidavit. of E.
C. Clark; The Illinois State Register gives
the follaiving particulars orthe case: I.
In 1855. Clark and Morris were out hun
ting together, and Clark’s testimqny is that
they came across a. man in the woods” and
that Morris drew up his gun and shot hirii.
The twq‘together (hen buried the murder.
ed-victim and look a solemn oath never _to
reveal't'he secret. The ohth has béem kept
for nearly nine years. But "muridor will
out." Clark’s conscience cpfilinued tr) cry
out against him and dislurblhim with vis
ions of ghost by night. and conipunctions or
dread nnd‘horror by day: Ile‘cnuld stand
it no longer.»nnd hence the 03th bound se
‘cret, so long locked up in‘hig troubled
breaptmu published to the world. ‘
Mbrrin, now the murder has been expon
ed, mouse: Qlark of havink committethe
foul deed, big). admits that he helped to bu
ry the vihtifi'z. and that thpy hm) sworn to
gethfr neVPr to rev‘enl tliezsecrel. It is
said that Morris and Clark recently 'quar
réled about some business matters, and
that Clark made the expose on this ac
count. “ i , "
After the preliminary examination before ‘
thfijmticq of the ‘pence, Clnrk and Murris £1
both pointed out: the place' ‘here they bud ‘
buried the mhrdererl man: vhis bones w‘erel
found ‘nnd exhumodst’l‘he name of that
unfortunate victim has :not yet. bean learn-I
at . i \
We hm» also heard 'ng the murdered
man was a kind of a liailrbwl comma-ton;
and that he haul in hlii nos-fusion at the‘
time ofhis death some SLOPE which was
divided between the two, bu a‘sto its cor-i
‘rcoltness we cannon suy.‘ ‘ I
IQ‘Tbe N. Y." World publi
from aprivate letter wriite
Rnchrnns to a friend thl
whiqh’the reader will detect. ‘
remorse and sglfvreproaclx,‘
same of injury undér {Luise ncc
firibe's: . H {
“As to my removal from t‘m
the Ariny of the Cumberland,
to saw that. I prnv God that
may lit- :5 Woll nudlw‘llcr svrv
A: for the infamous “gs whi:~
through the press 1:: blast m
such n! disabling memul disc.
opium. disobedience ol orde‘fin
omg when order-ml, in wailingl
menls, dc, if I thuughl ‘tlu‘
our gnwerument l woulrl Llosp:
hemlefl Fv *ém-h a gnvernme
people Will accept them, at l
prosper tlmiraullmrs', I do I
l'.-rsonnlly I commend mysel
Mill 'morml’ul Uue‘, who know
best. for molt—K ‘
H ,fi _ .....p ,-,
WWW); shall 1m lhe'D-Jlm
nee for the- Preside‘ncy? ch
the Columbus (Ohio) Slatum‘
bly replies: I 1
“ In some qumle‘ré‘thore n pears to he a
dosh-e to agitate the Premden i‘d' qtmshon,
and to put lorward the names [individuals
in connection therewith. “a'lmve been‘
frequently asked whq ii; the f ~nper man to
nominate ‘3‘ We have to repl 41ml. we are
nofiyepared to give an Ollil ion. A few
m ths in these times wqr wonderful.
revolutions in the publ'c mm . nntjl hem:
it, may be better not lobe i a hurry, o
wait a little. Had we a spoon l favor-it or
nomination. which we have n ‘t, we a ulnl
consider that we Were not rjnllerin/g‘him
or the cauge any good zerVlce'hy 'pnlling
.him forward nnw. The public mind is un
settled, and politiciansund purl nmnngers
had better be pane-m. for a leg/pmmhsh—
‘Tlle cause of Democracymhic is the cause
_of the country, will lnse nullying by ghis
course. ‘ At. least guch is our opiniion." . ;
» ~_ » «Ctr—rw—4—v-fl :
[@‘Evcry 'dav lbriugé forth nhme if!"
development of the rnacnlity by which
Judge Woodward was defrauded of his
election. Even in,our own county, it up- l
pears therepwerex frauds of which honest‘
‘gfeople never Llr'énrngdf It. seems that Sm,
l iddle_ Woodberi'y,“ Liberty and ‘ 131034;
Top, where/”the Abolitionists had their,
principal increase. dozens, of illegal votes
were polled: ln Liberty some offlgze Plum}
tingdon, Abrfilitionixla votétl am! theatre
turned/to Huntingdon county and medl
them/Mao. Some of these have been armr‘
ted/Ind _will be punished. "In Broad 'l‘op
numbers of fraudulent votes were pea-led by '
the Abolitionists, among the rest that of an i
alien. on the ground that he had obtained.s
his nmcpapers and had paid the $390 com. [
mutation as a con.cript‘. The Broad Tom
Electionßoatd 013331: to be made understand
the election laws by having A little, experi
ence of their work ngs in‘the Courts. If
the Democrats of Broad Top permit such
frauds to be prnct ed upon them without
bringing the Electi 11 Board to'justice, they
deserve to remain; in the minority. We
any to Danica-uteri ewerywhef'é, stand up
for your rights, bring" the ballot-box stufl’ers
tojudgrncnt. and let there be a atop put to
the fraudulent voting which now controls
the result of elections-throughout the land.
Hereaftefiet no election officers who violate
the lawin any partfaflnr, go unpuplshod.
—~Badfard Gazelle. . a
Hurde Seward.~\Vendell Phillipl, in In
Lecture delivered at Bésmnfi few (gays ago,
denounced Secretary _Sewarll an “the mar
plot ofevery policy, the unbelieving Judas,
the only took ahead of ibe Ship of Sung,“
the nucleus a‘round which gathers eier'y
thing disloynl, everything timid, everything
selfish. everyzhing bue‘in the union.”
This would be denounced as ”treason,” if
my Democrat bad utwred it. But "loynl’f
Abolkianists are fxee to any Whit they
please. ‘ .
fi‘Wiuzin the put two yea}: the bra
sections of the United Staten lava-pent. in
war twenty-seven hundred milficna of do]-
lars, and have lost. by ‘bame arid diseasé
half: million of the bent pornon of the
population—the bravest. and most. energet
ic men. , ‘
fi‘The Mus'canne (Iowa) Journal Says:
"Cedar tiger in said to behwrnlly lwnrming
with m‘rd‘geeqe. cornfield. m demand,
and the peoplb living in the ‘bouoml' do~
clue th’at it. 33.1 mm: impel-Able to deem-q
innoying in their wild and «li-cords“: all!
ah.” . ' ~ \ ' . . t I
.r.vrxi...?fMlo/Ir-7""7altiger
. A HARD HIT... '
“Supetb'SkawLm-Stewart. the celebrated
importer of dry goods, bat now in his store
a magnificent shawl imported by him It 1
mm of three thousand dollars exprassly for
Missdgiate Chase, daughter of Hon. 3. P.
Chan} our distinguished Socrntnry! of the
Treaspry. It is said that the young lady’s
whfle outfit in all reqiecls vofrespon’ds with
this costly article of dress." * ' ~
. To‘ which the_ wifeofn Democratiq'aoldier
[epiiefiz ‘ ~ , j -
"I am tlm'wife M a ngormtic isoldi’er
whcs voiumeopad at atinie when (fie Atl
miniat-ration pretended the mu was for the
Union pami although he'wns promited one
I nmnth’s pay in advance, and his monthly
(.wnges regularly, yet for ovar seveh long
.ulonths he never hooked a dollar. ‘
V “During that; long moaning ,bfogresry
wintex. while Mr. Chase got rich en gh to
‘ buy a three thousand dollur shawl, list the
‘ was}; tub of my Republican neighboraflnan
‘ aged to min a bare subsistence for yself
i and the helplesg family of the neé‘lcted
and starved Demoéntic Soldier." i
’ —--- ~~ «In-F“ ‘
_ The Loyal Leayua City—The Washington
Rrpubliczn says tlmrc'urc 15.0'00 prds itutea
in that city. This‘ tells remnrkabl well
tfor the moruls of that cityl wide; Ab lition
‘rule. .Compnrntively speaking, th re is
9mm in Washington nobod§ but Abo ition
lists. It has become as filthy a 11 la as
l Sodom. ‘ And the same seems to be t ue bf
every city where Abolitionists have fixed
lthemaelves. In the once polite ml! re
: fined city of Nashville, “the Abolition
‘ officials have issued orders fixing theiratea
' of tarifllfor the numerous dens of progtitu-
tion which have been established there
sinc'e the beastly believers in negro eqdalxty
ms nn‘extmct l have had possession of the city—so wb are
. by Glfipeml‘l informed by the army correspondent or the
:Islx‘ington. in : agilj' Wd-rld. It. seems to be the fulfillqaent.
he accl’nts of; of those wqrds of the Prophet, Jerleniiah:
as well as a "They~ then commjgted adultery, an? as~
. sations. HéLgembled themselves by troops in [he'llhar
‘ [l9w houses.” But. the Prophet djoeslnot
‘ command of} afiyythv’ 2hr be ' :l: A‘ '
, I have only; to
; the country"; 133;
11l by anmhtr;
are put fqrth 2
- reputation. 7;
. se, Jhe use of:
in not. advun- I
for reinforca:
y came from
irof'n na’lion
)t. That the
hat God will.
at, belie“:—
to the just.
whm is (he
crafic nomi
‘Hlih ihquixy
It thus sensi-
.-eysw.. pm V - ‘
Jetion day. With the State flqdded w§th
éroenbacks, furnished by the 'l‘rcnsu‘ry be
pnrtmzent ; cow-red v'vilh pnidstnmp oratbrs
slent frém Washington, ’and thé ten that:-
and Government employer nrdérgd f: m
here. thh thirty thouannd soldi'ers and film
inmhtes of n“ (he hospitals everywhere br
dored to Pennsylvania (0 vote for Curtin,
nll candid men must'sny with us that the
freémen of Prnnsylvnnia did a glorious
day’s work in preventinglthe Abolitio'uisls
from not getting over sixteen thousand
majority Y-‘P'axhinglorr Union. .6
A Pertinent Inquiry.-,—The Louisville “Jour
ntl” gski: “Why should those who sup
ported theAdrlliuistralion when in; measures
were riglltfllm denourgxd for inconsistency
for not {fiéportiug it. when it has repudia
led thosi measures and glowed contrary
games? If you are' true to ' man'v'hen he in.
true. does it fdllbw'that you should be true
to him when he is falsq l"
Gem? Rosecrans Shelved,-—,The D‘iyton‘,
Ohio, “Journal," an ndmifiiatntion pnper,
asserts gut-" Secrets”! Stanton expresses
the determination; qualified by profanily,
thafi Rooecnna Ihould notrhnve auolfler
command while he is gobrelary of War.”
Wln a his speech It Cleveland, Ohio,
Hon. A. G. Briddle. swking of Demodnt
like Dickinson, Dix-and "Brady, who have
gone over to thé Abolitipniiu,n~ks—-’"an
en’hwe ‘hired them to be kynl, and paid
them in places and honors fox: their patriotn
ism? Haven't We thrfist,_by our own noble
and unsoiled one: to make places for
thém T" ‘
A Rein! Planted-The Richmond Enqui
rer is glad ‘ that Vallnndigham Ind Wood
ward werejefeated; It iays their election
would have argued anather crop of Union
iau'at the South. It declarel that it would
have "dreaded the 9v" effect: of Vallandig
ham finnd his 'Copperheads,;and his mars]
suasion.”
fi'l‘he time will gomo when tile need
lessneu and folly of this war win be every
where ‘ncknofledged, and' the ease with
which it might have been avoided, by a
simblq oboerynnce of our Constitutional
oompgct, in good faith, be .dmmed.
”The New York Winn: nys “the
Republican party in fighting toi- a peace
Which shall be ovals-ting." ’Ayo, the
peace of dam in everlasting! _
33.3 mm unexpected was the repiy of
the urclnn ‘who, on being Arraigned for
playing marbles“ on Sumfi’aund stqmly
asked, ‘Do you knéw Where thooe little
boys go {tho play marbles on Sunday I":
replied innocently—“la ; some of {em goes
dognby the side of £139 river! '
‘ ‘3Thore has been no rain at Carma fat
3 ’o‘". A , _ ‘ ' ' ’
“2m* «9" mum-fin“.
TWO DOLLARS A-X EAR
'A FEW FIGURES:
in the great political campaign of 1800. I
when sill parties were thoroughly aroused. I
there were polled for the oflico of Governor“
I in the State of Pennsylvania. 492,000 votes.
ISince then about 200,000 men have gone
4 out of the State into the army. Of these pt
I least 75,000 were voters at that election.—‘—-
I This would leave at home. of the voters of
that you; $7.000. Now. at the, late clec~ I
‘tion for Governor. the Stole isrrgpresénted I
to have Rolled 523,667 votes, shank 106.000 I
more than in 1860! No reasonshle .runn I
will claim that-this increase is natural md’l
Inormelmnd it requiresbnk little sentences I
| of perception to see thet‘it is fictitious sntfl
Ifnudulent. That the) State should poll
106.000 more votes than it did in 1860, after i
Isending 200,000 men_ to the war. is prepos- I
Iterousx But if any; one plan doubts tint I
this eppnrent incl-casein not fraudulent. let
Ithe doubter look st the statistics of the
[State and be convinced. For instance:— i
IThe proportion of voters totho number of
hxsbles has generally been com ured at
1.000 of lhe farmer to about eve 1.400 of I
the latter- (Atxihe guberna ial electinn- i
of 1857, it was ‘l,oooto 1.6- ).,“Ncw th's
humber of taxable inhabita is of the State,
{is i-e‘ported‘by the late oard of Revenue
Commissioners, is 651 32. Taking the I
proportion of 1.000 (tors lo every 1,400
'hxnbles, the full ‘ 'lote ofrl’qnnsylvnnin
i would he at_preser . 465.458. 0:" 58.209 less
I’thnn were poll at‘ the late election !
IBmdford coun i, iihirh gave Curtin nearly
14,000 m'ajorit . , ha.“ 9,882 tsxs'hles 3nd poll,
ed 9,776 V 0 2' which would‘ indigote that
there are nly 106 uixohies in this cohnty I
who til" at voters! According to the us.
uul rs oof 1000 voters to New 1,400 tnxn- I
Ihles Bradford county should have polled
lon 7,058 vot’ea‘, or 2,718 less, than it dlil
I ii. In this county, then. there must.
I iav_e been cast-nearly 3.000 illegill votes.-—'—-
lln Chester. pt the nbové—nanied- ratio. the I
vote should have been 11~.700'0r 1.785 less I
then the number'fyolléd .st the latee’lection. I
to‘wit: 13.486. in this county (3an list]
2.500 majority. 'ln Huntingdon the .vote'l
should have been 4:028 instead of 5, 127, or .
‘ahnut .8004'055 than it wasplflluntihhdm I
lxonnty gave Cnrtin nearly 1,100 majority}. i
I [n Erie, if the whole vote were cast. itwoultl
I foot up to only 8.287 instead of 9.1619. Cur
ltin hill 3.000 msjority in Erie. .In Somer-L
is“ the‘w‘hole vote is only. 3,915 insigad or
(4.802 as figured up at the late election.-- I
lSomerset county gnve Cur-tin 1,326 majority.
lin Philadelphia. the entiré vote.‘coul‘d be I
lonly 75.082. At the lsteelect’in‘n it is rep- ‘
Ireaented to hsvle been 82.467. Philadelphia i
gave Curtin 7;00_0 mfijorily. But, to‘give
a few more figures. let‘us assuine that the ‘
I vote of the State as reported to his been
most at the lnte election. was honest and
Ifégnl. This Man ' tion makes the profit
tion of voters tolofie nnmlner of taxable:
I 1.000 to every 1.934. Now, Bradford conn
ty has 9,882 faxables ;' therefore, According
I to the ratio of voters to tsxsbles. e‘xhihitell
i by the late election. that county'should hot
ihsve whomever-7.880 votr-s. But it polled
‘33 we have seen. 9,730! So‘ in Erie, which
Ihes 11.60". tsxables, : the vote should have
Ibe‘en 9.23‘zfinsiead of 9,519; in Huntingdon
which has 6,480 ohm", the vote should
Ihsvebeen 5,167 instqu of 5127‘ my; in
ISomerset 4,371 instead of‘ 42802.‘Thus it
will ,be ‘seen that these ‘strong Abolition
counties greatly exceed in their numlwr of
voters even‘ the disproportio'ned ratio fixed
by the late election. And these are only
examples. Wits-raver the Abolitioniwts
mndo hent’gifins, this undue prnportinn
of voters'to tnxsbles exists. Thus the fio~
titio increas'g in the number nt'yotm
since 860, isml'ully devfl9«iedt 'Can\sny
man loner (loubt that Judge Woodwéi‘gl is
really an y I majority of the lawful votes
,ot‘lhe Stete,‘ the GOVernor elect of I’énnJ
sylvsnie l—Bed/ord GMML' .'
fi-Now that the elections are over, the
Navy Dépnrtment diécovérs that it does not
require so large a force of variation it the l
various navy yards.“ has h'eretofore been
deemed nepessary. Discharges, have cam
menced at, the Brooklyn‘navy yard, and will
continue until Hhe force is reduced some fif- 1
teen handraié The same rate of raducgipn'll
will take pluéofln ill the governmentynrdi.
By tlie help of th’e'navy yard workmen the
Refiublicans ’in} Bro/oklyn luceoeded in_
electing a. mayor .nnd. 'ocher city officers;
and at lean two usemblymenirA fwr being
used to vote, the operative: are senk' adrm.
—\lV I'. Work]. .
fi‘Tha Hop. Lewis Baker, of mine; in
a late speech before thd “Idyal” leaglfon of
New York. said. “I do not want to m, the
Union named as it was. I-rejoicad when
slavery cm the tie that bou‘nd it, to the! U
nion.” This brought down the monk deafo,
aning npplauae from (he usembled crowd '
of "titan ho style thanfiel‘ves "loyalintn." ,
They are it‘s! what the “loyaliuh” of éhe
Revolution were—vibe foes of their conntfy,‘
and traitors. 4 ' '
fiThe shoddy leaders pay that the
elections show that the people endorse
drafting. We think they show they fear
the draft. judging by the few who march.
“A mun wu arrested in Wauhingmn,
the other day. for singing “The light of
other days.” .Scunlon supposed he was
uinging of the Unzon as it mu.
85A young man who has recentlylgken
a mfe, iays he dld not find it half so bad
go get untried n he did to get the furniture.
‘flßum is‘ used in the West Indies in
uuad of turpentine in the prepdrilioq of
pqnt. ‘" ‘
Rrom the following lintbf’ficnnton and
Members of theflouee o! Beprennutivu,
it willibo seen that the Aboiitioninti Inn
4139 méagre majority of 5 on Joint ballot.—
The Demoofaba gnin .3 jn the Sons“ and
lose 6 in .1119 House. 'l‘h‘ree Democratic
candida“: for the Horse were defmtod ll
follows : “one in Perry, beaten by on! In“.
one in Philadelphia, by about 40, and
anothe‘r‘in Mifllin by about 75. *Thus I’BB
more votes in_ théso districts would hm
given us h‘n'mjority on jointwlog. Harry
“ bile. Senator fromflbe Indian-a distrigf,
is now a prisoner in Richnond. and if npt’
relexfscd the SenateriH stand 16 w 16. ,
1113
MO
Those marked thus ’ gm new Bmstors
Ist District—-Philndelph'm—«leremilh
Nichols; A., 0..“. Dnngvan, 1)., Jacob mag.
, av, A.. Geo.Conncll, A. ' ' ' "
All—Cheater nml_ Delaying—W. WQI'I‘I‘
ingmnfi‘ A.‘ ‘ .
lll—Mon tgomery- J. C. Smith. D. ~
IV—lKucks William Kinzie. D.- . ‘
V— Lebigh and Northampton—Ox";
Sli’in, D. ‘ “ ‘ ‘ '
NO. 9_
. Vl—quks—Hicstar Clymer. D. . .‘
\’l[-—;Schuylkifl.——Bernard Reiflyfit). 7
“IL-Carbon, Monme, Pike my Wayne
-—’H. B. Beardsley} U. ' ‘l’ ' ‘-
IX-Bmdford, Susquehnnna‘, Suflinh
and Wyoming-AW. J. Turrell. A.
X‘Luzeme—‘J, B. Stark. D. ‘
Xl—nga, Potter, McKeau and Wang
——S F. \VIIHOD" .\.v , ‘ “
XII-JClintrm. LycominngQntn 3nd U;
nionz—llenry Johnson, A. ‘ '._
Xlll—Snyder. Monmur. Not-thumbnai
land & Columbia—David Montgomeryfitl).
XlV—Cumberland nild Parry—Gloxgo
H. Butcher, D. ~ , y: :
XV—JJuuph’m ‘nud Lebanon—Mel
Fleming? A. . . L,
XVl—Lancaster—Benj. Chimpneyl, 'A..,-
J. M. Dunlap,‘b A. ‘ .
XVH—York—Anfllestand Gllu. D. , a
XVIII—Adan“, .Pmnkfin sud Fulton—C
Wm. XcShel-ry. D. ' ' ' .
XlX—Somerst.Bedfard and Ha‘ntiugdon
—G. W. Householder,it A. *
X Xv— Blair. Cnmbria and ‘Cleu-field—W.
A. Wuflnce, I). _
XXl—“lndiana und Armstrong—flung
Whito,A. ‘ » ~ ‘
-XXII—-,Westmoreland 4’: Fayette—alghn
him} 0- ' L. « .
XXlll—Washington and (inane—Wm.
Hopkms,‘ I). . ! , _
XXlV—Alleghenye—John I’. Penny. A”
J.‘ L. Graham. A.
XXV—Beaver and ButlarJ—C. C. Mc-
Candloss. A. ‘ ‘ ' 1
XXVl—Lawrence; Mercer and Vow
~s’i‘hbmis Hoge.* A.’ v 4 . ,
XXVI ['—Erie and Crawford—Morrow B.
Lowry. A. , . , ' 3
, XXVlU—Clnrion” Jefi'erson, For”! and
Elk- C. L. La'mbenoh. D. ‘ ~ .
Abolition bfenators,
Demoqmtic. - j
Abolition majority,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.~
Adams—James H. Marshall, D. ‘ ‘ _
Allegheny-Thom?! Jf'Bigham. A.. Al.
{red Blnpk, A., W. I . Denniubon, A., thn
P. Q]ass::\., 11. B. Heron, A.
Armstrong * and W'ostmorelagd—J.. E;
Chambers. 1).: John JlnrgneLt, D.,‘John W.
Riddle, D. ' r ‘ »
Beaver ‘nnd Lawrence'—Wifliam Henry.
A., Josinh‘ White, A‘ . m .
Bedel-d—B. F: Meyers. D. H \
Berks—G. A. Kline, 1).. \Vmiam N. Rm.-
teipor, D.. John Minimer, D. \ ,
Blair—R. A. McMurtrie? A. ' - E; -
Bradford-hvummer Lilly, A., Jowpb
Marsh, A. \ ' ’
Buckß‘EL B. Laban D., J. R: BollequLD.
1' Butlengil'linm Hallet, A... .1.. H. 393.
ey, A.
Cambria~C. L. Pershing. D. a _
Carbon and Lehigh—Zuchar'nh Luigi),
Nelson Weiser. D. n -_
Centre—Gyms 'l‘. Alexander} I). ,
, Chester-4?, Frazeé Smith, A... Robert L,
M<Clelhm. A" William Windlq. A. ' ‘
Clarion and Forest—W. T. Alexanden D.-
Clearfield, Jefferson, McKean and Elk-
T. .Jußoyer. D., A: W. Benton. D. ~ ‘
Clinton and Lycoming~A. C. Noyes, D.,
J. B. Beck. D. ) ‘
Columbia. Montou‘ Wyoming and 891]?-
van—Geo. D. Jnc'kiqu. p., Johnfi. Ellh, D‘
mefonl and War'renL-Ufl. Jofimon.A.,'j
W. D. Brown, A. ~ ‘ 7
Cumberland—John qumau‘, 1).. C ;
'Duuphin—JL \C. Allemnn,’ IL. Dnnief
Keyaer, A. . .. ‘
D'ehware—Edward A. Pricv. A: .
Erie—Byron Hill.\A., John (Manna/4.!
Fayette-4T. B. Searight, D. ' ,
, Franklin and Fullon—T.McD. Sharpell;
William Horton, D:_ V ‘ ‘ . .
GreeneL—Alexnnder Pnflbn. D.
l!untingdon——Duvid Elnier, A. A
Indiana—J. W. Huntqm, A. ' . ,
Juniata. Union and Snydcrq—thn Bub
bach, A., Samup’l H.‘()rwig, A. ‘
Lancnswr—E. Kt Smith; A.. E. Biling
felt, Al. Nathnuiel Mnyqr, A" U, 3. Bow:
man. A. ‘
Lebiannnqi. D. Colgmnn, A. ‘
LuzernG—Peler Walsh.‘l};, Jacob Robin;
son. D., Harry flakes, D." ‘
Mercer and Vennngo—Cbnrles‘ Koonco,
A.;'\Vm. Borgwin. An ‘
Mifflih—S. S.Stnnlwrger, A. A ‘ u
Mamba and Pitta—Peta Gilbert. D. ‘
Montgomery—fiGcorga W. Wlmley, D.,
Joseph Rex, D.. HI). Hoover, D. ‘ .
. Northampton—S. C(Shimer, D), Owen
Rice, D. \ ‘ ' -_
Norummherland—T. K. Pnrdy, b.
Pprry-aChnx-les R. Eamon, A. : -
Philadélphia—William Foster, A., If,
Burger. D., Samuel Josephs, 1).. .Lohn D,
Watson. A., Wfiliam 2W. Wm, A. '3. B,’
O‘Hara, A.. Thomas Cochran. A.. June. 1‘»,
'Kérns, A., George A. Quigloy,’ 1).. S. 8. Plus
cont. A., J. Wu Hopkins. D 2, L.V.§oephiw,
A., Frank Malfunus. D., Albert. . Soho»,
field. D., William_F. Smith, A.. Ed. (£l.OO.
A...Jn_mcs Miller, A. ' ,'
, Potior and ’l‘iognr—A. G. thatead. A.;
‘ohn.W.Gucrnsey. A. ' ' -
Sclnnytklli—Elward Ken“. 1).; Connd
Grab", D., Michael Weaver, TI. ’ ‘
Susquehanna—Georg H. Walk, A.
Somerset—C. C. Muuelman, A. ~_
Washihgton—Roberc RIM, A., Jim“
R. Kelly. A. '
Wayne—Wm. M. Nelson. D. ,
Yurk- Daniel Reiff; DZ, J, F.3pnhg’er,‘ D,
Abolition Members, ,- - 52 ‘
Democntic Members, - " - 48‘ ‘-
Abolition majoring
XECAPHL'LA'HUN
Abofitionisls. Demdmb'.
17 ’. 15 ‘
52 ' 1 48
Sena fog-s,
H ouaeld
' 69 ‘ 94
Abolition maj. on joint bulbt, 5. , ,‘
‘fi-A jury downj Somh ig'norod : hm
against a huge negro for stealing Monk
and before ditchargipg h’rm ri-cm o‘éuod‘y
lhgjudge bade him mad reprimnmhd, and
concluded‘ thus: ‘ " ' W ‘
‘You may go now, John? but, [bikini
his finger at him, ‘let me warn you nmr
tofippeaf here again.’ ‘ . e: ‘
John, with defight Hamming iu‘hhqol
and a broad grin, ”displaying a beautiful {u‘w
of tooth, ieplied: ' "W I
‘L‘Wnuldn't bin he‘lfidk timjnd‘o, 511‘
do constable fowl: ma’
fi’rhe Ohio Farmer up an; won
had béon found by widen}, W hind:
gfl’ectivo means of NW}; {gait
ag‘im't the ravages of} oy‘i“
pbcing sawdust. ulnfifid’fim
mfmtofthetrqe. . ‘ ' _
Wigwam»
{mama OF 1864. ’
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