The compiler., December 28, 1863, Image 1

Torrils.
a The Guru.“ is published every Monqty
.nérniilg. by llnnw J. Snuu, at $1 75 per
pupa—l! if paid strictly xx unset—s 2 00
per nfznum if got paid in advance. No
subscriptiOu dismntinued. unless at the
Option of the publisher, until All arranges
:prg p§id. ..
Animnuuns inaerted a; theumal rues.
qu’ Pulxnxu done with mums and
”dispatch. __ ' . .
Urn-caiin South Baltimore ghee}. nearly
apposite \Vnmplel’s' Tinning Estabfiqhment'
‘ -“Cnll-u.r.n PRIVTIVG Urncfz” on the ninth.
g éfiffiéfigflgfi
xv - D, MCCOnaugfiy’
‘TTORNEY AT LAW. (office one door well
A of Buchler’ydrng and book alore,Chnm~
. erahurg atroct,)_All-o!nv un SOLtcvrol I’OI
Pull" nan Psxsxovs. Bounty Land War
;unu, Back-pay luspended Claims, and all
other claims agninst Ihe Government MWnsh~
' ing'bn. D. C.; alsoAmi-{icnnClnimin England.‘
. Land Wnrrunlslocalednpd sold,or boughtmnd
highest price: given. Agent: engaged in lo
cutiug warrants in Imm, “Mimi; and oihu
western Sluzel ”Apply to bun personal;
.or by leuor. ~ . ’ -.
- _ Gectysburg, Nov. 295’53. ‘ . ‘
-- ‘ A..J. Cover," *'
‘TTORXEY AT LAWJVIH promptly attend
\ Ato Collections Mid all other business cna‘
trusted to him. 06in: hem-eon Fnlmestocks'
and Owner .5: Ziegler-'5 Sun-cs, Baltimore street
Gettysburg, 82;. [56111. 5, 1859;
, Edward B. Buehler,
. 'I‘TORNEY AT LAW, will faithfully and
A promptly ultelfa to all hunineis entrusted
do him. He speaks the\h‘crmun lunguuge
(mm at the eume'pluce, in South Baltimore
omen, neur Fame)": drug store, and nearly
.uppps-Lc banner 4.: Ziufllef'd store. ‘
. - lie-tn'almrg. .\lnrch ZU. , .
Wm. A. Duncan,
3 : TTDHNI‘IYaAT LA W:—-Ullil:e it] the Furth-
IX. west xofm-I ()chnne wig-Aw. thysburg,
:hl. . [HI-t, 'x, 1:134», If
MEEE2I
«‘i'm‘mwm A'j‘ LUV—Purlivnhr amn—
-3 L In': fun} in; Cr”!‘;"luu at -l‘.-M:nn*.
(”131‘s and lh-k-twn mm.» in the S. l'}.
"I!“l' of (he “'.\-mun! 1'
' l.‘\-x'_vd‘ulxl':, .‘.pzl! '5. H'i'f If '
, J. Lawrence Hlll, M. -D.
HAS hi 4 ”flirt une ‘§€W\ fi:’f'-'
dunr wrsx m the “‘ 5 I'l .... ‘s'
Lulhrrnn «'hurrh $n . \EB
li'mmherq'urg sin-rt. and Oppu-ih: Pit-king's
Mine, I'h 'I‘F filed. “i‘!lil"_’l(’hll\~fi :m‘y ”PHI.”
Upon mu pv'llif'nl‘d arr xe-[vm Hully invited to
’rnll [in - m u‘—.~< Hrz. Homer‘ RM: 4‘. P.
iKrKnLhSJD. l) , RM.- 11. 1.. naught-r. D. D., Kev.
‘mev H J4..§h=. "ml. \l. Il.>'m:\cr.
‘.rEl) Jung. April H." 1.1. ‘
Dr. Jam 95 Cress,
r ljumrnc l'lthlt'l u: :1"...qu for pun“-
-‘- P J lir putruuugr’hci‘olal'ure rxu-ndrll to hvm.
inldrny; hi; l'riemls th.”. he will rominm- the
V’mftice n! his pru‘essluu in Hel‘lyaburz and
v v'rnm. "lick-«( 6" mc.m~ to qho-wrur srlu l.‘
llcllue. we nlml Ihr hut, ~l.|le-t uml must ru‘
' llnllle remnlin I~mn ull min-r n-clfirinnmedi
. ml larhnnls. “hm 11 have been ryrumlmcud’oil
(' lrnn'l (hp oxperu-nt'e and wmlinmul by the
[mu-[M ur the nhlc~t Erlmfic Pnu-lixiuners,
guidiu'uul illust- umrr injurimxs. aurh at nn~
tlunpny..arsrnir, men-Inf, blue pill. blood IN
-1 (14 kc. , .‘ n " ‘
- ”Hire in the ome «ml anork slrem, ill the
dwéllxng ownrd by llcnr} Wally. '
.' Gettysburg, Sept. 25,15'H. 3m ;
. ‘l‘ ,
a - r Notlce. . ‘
-T ‘5”! firm nffirs. ('RI‘I'SS lz TAYLOR is .
" ‘ Inn-by di~sufrml l-y-x'ymnml cnusent, on
September llth, hum. All persnni hrving,
‘rnlmm: nzAinn m imleY-lrd m snill firln will I
‘ ‘falrnse pH‘fl‘nl Ahcm to lit-q. A. J. Con: tor
\ adjustment. ‘ . g
Dr. Wm. Taylor
inTmmy Ihr inhul Hams ut Ih-llyd 111.? and vi
cinit.‘ llun h: ml! 1 unmmf Hu' glrdtlirr or his
prolc-tsiun nl_ Ilw 0H H x‘u‘K new MAI] w the ‘
f'mhpxlvi" ”Curr. (imfis‘nurg. l'u. Thankful
\{ur um. bran. Fm bkjs 'n‘xw-I'ive n ..hun- of‘
mutt-e pJUqugv. [TV—m. 2». 13:23. I!
' I ~» . ' ’ ‘ 1|
g _ Adams County
TH‘I‘AII. FIRE I \‘W‘L’ILLVVE 4'(HH’ANY.—
BI lncm'pox'alc-g ‘.\LlN'h 18, 185}.
" "Orrlnna. ¥ _
flrrrinan—(h-nljzt hwupe.
Jpq I',-m.'.l~m——.~. u nu.~-'f-n,
Np‘P’Ml‘y—D. .\TDuh-hhr.
”Irrqfurrfahl)‘l\'i 1".“ (‘rn-ury'. } .
Ntrnullicr ('nmumll)r iituhcrt “(Cur-(1v, Jacob
K'uu, .\mlrmv 111-m1 I'vlmnu. '
*«mJ/flv —-Genr:t *nbp". D. A. Buehll‘r, R.
ll't’qt.l}:, Jncoh Kn); \. Hrlnl/Mma'n.‘ I). “r
-l‘rrglrr: ‘1 R. Hun-11. J. 1:. .Inrdl. .\‘lmnol
Duly flaw. 15"". FU'nu-a'tm-k. \\'m. 11. \\'il=nn, ‘
H. \. "2:,qu :. “'m B. .\lw'("(‘ll ”1.310 an “.0!-
.1.-r . R. I: ‘.l.|'r~ l\'. lull" l'u'Lilfu. Ala-IT.
-\\'r'shl. 30172: ('unuinglnm. .\hdiv! l". Gilt.
Ju‘ M 1" Mir-lull. \L Hwhnlh‘l-rgwr_ "
gas-rm: i‘umpmr iu linmml in he nporn-‘
liolu (Ts—ll"- mmyny 01 Mi Inn. lllla‘ud‘hern in
I“ +pn‘lnl "pontiun lhr mnro {llll.B :3: i-mr‘,
1m lt-in jflJluwrin-I ‘nh ;uill all Infiec‘Jn-I l‘\-
pen «Saar/l «5' mm m ”unlit”. Inn-Hf: Il‘u zrlnrn '
34."?1e 'apiml in the Treasury. ‘The g
pguiv om‘lloya nu Agoqta~zfll luminous I} .
dame _hvfinhe \( msm're‘whn u'c :mmmlly elem
ed rill? Stu\'k'vy2‘/'x"',t" .\n} pcrwn drfiring
"an qfilf’fince can 57K}; In am} of the above
mu viffihnnqer: torlurtlmr inl'mmntiun. ‘
”The I‘Zrncufive Committee "l""5 .It the
ov'fic‘c oflhc.Comp:ulv on the hut Wednesday
in qvery month, at 3‘, P. M.
. L pt. 27. 1858.
3;» -.~~~
i“ A. MathlQt & Son’s
pm AND FURNn‘l'uE \VARERI)O_\IS,Nos.
.125 and :3"! N. Guy street. Baltimore, (nCJf
Fajcue at“) extending trom Gnv to Freder’xrk
il.:the [arges‘t establ‘ishmom dfihe kiml' in the
Um n. . Always on I“qu {urge nwomnenfi uf
Hubsnmmn Agbt‘wl-‘ICE mm: mm). I'm.
,brnlL-iug llurenzn febteads, Wxxsbsmnds, Wurd
;ut:f3‘, Matresses of' Hush, Colton and Han
-8;: ug Beds, Semi, Tcw-e-Tetes, Arm Chairs,
520%ng Chairs, Engines. .\lm-Me I‘flfllés, Sn
’9: . .Rccgption and Uphoktered Chain. AS
SOEYI‘EDCOLURS OF CHTTAG E FI'RV WERE,
‘ .’.Hl'pc! Chairs. Office Chairs, Bur-her (.‘hilirs,
. id 5 and Cnulles, Hut Ran-ks, “all Furniture,
‘ifiand Walhut Frame Lauk‘iug Ginsu“, Side
.s' as, Extinsion Tables, ofsrery length. ,
Persons disposed to pqranse are invited to
and anal give our szock an exuminutiun‘, v‘vhixh
gHv-u-icly anql quality of workmnnship is not
Q mm by any camblish‘ment in the county.
\ , A. .\u'rmor k 30):,
a 1 ' Nos, 25 aid 27 X. Guy street.
Ir. a 1860. ' J
r , - , Bemovalar _
' undersigned,beingthe'anthorized person
, tonal" removal: into Eve! Green Ceme
. u ,lopeulmt such an co’utemplnte the remand
of eremuina of decensed relatives or friends
illhv'ail themselves of this swan oftheyeano
. h is done. Removals mad! with promptness
ms low, Ind 5;) effort spared to please.
- ‘ , PETER THORN,
12, ’5O. Keeper of the Cemetery.
Come, One and All!
I lubscriber, having re-opened his Sa
_' l 1 loo: in the Nozth-ensb corner of the Dia
"H In «3, invite; the attention of his friendl um!
~‘11: public generally, to am: excellent ALE,
ER, BROWN STOUT. WINE, CHAM
. P GNR, TOBACCO, SEGARS,&c. He hopes.
( by Itrict lttention to busineswmd a desire w
‘pldnu, to receive 3 liberal share of custom. z
i H. w. cuaxsxaa.§
e unburg,Ang: 24, 1863. [f *
4 f ‘on Gold and Sllver -
mmn.—Jrhe highest, price in mi:
,' -‘ paid for old Gold and Silver; the
I) eat in s favorable time to sell, the premium
0 lt bein; lmc. Mm, Gold and Silver Coin
‘ P ’haqd, and (he higheu price given, h;
l ' \ JQSL‘PK 111-IVAN,
'Mmbert Jewdm,h the Dinnioud.
Feb. 23, 13:53. -‘
I I. , ‘ :7‘ .
«7.. .A gumfi'tmun gag—Wunaa‘: ,
«7, ~ . ' ,
BY H. J. STAHLE
46111 Year-
J'acobs’s Saloon Renved. \.
THE undernignvd hnre leased. Jacohl’c SA- ‘
‘ Icon, in Chnmberaburg sue-ct, and inland
to-‘keep itin the bee: style, hoping thn the
public will 'sppreciuu- their cll'oru to please by
‘ givinglhem a huge pntrnnage. Tme .will re
-Icell-e OYSTERS regularly unzl‘do ”Win up in
‘3“ styles; YOI'NG CHICKENS. ÜBEFTONGUE,
11AM AND EGGS, tnd nlmmt eve'rylhing that.
may-be callevl for, will be tinted. They will
.{lao Imp ‘ALE. LAC-Ell, Pmrrm, wers, szc.
:Thoy are delermined to do thingrun in the
lmost demrubls manne‘r, and feel certain of
pleasing all \vuo mny rnll.
l NII‘HOLAS conoax, m,
‘ ' JUSEPH suunu. ‘
l Gettysburg, Sept. 21, 186%. 3‘ .
\»—--.—‘r . ~ ~~———
I .'1 Game With a Rush ‘ -'
HF. finder-signed would moat respectfully
3 T inform his mn’nv hieuds "find the public
gefiornlly, that he‘lms gone imp the (‘lollling
businres, m Samson's old sumdfin the Diamond,
lGElt'vshurg. Pu. Hi: stuck, nlrymly fullmlll be
much enlarged, to embrace (-\'l-rv :xyle oi
CLOTHING, BUUTS. 51511153. HATS,
(‘ap:.“llinks, Yulicn a, (‘lqcké “Zulu In“, Jew
(-!r). Guns. l’lslula. um]. m 511'”, M'eryhing
\rhu-‘n ongh; lobc found Mu fire! cl:}s~':']olh'ing
mu! Yuri-:1}- ilqugc _ T ' '
'X'muul Ir: hereafter. In the meantime he
iunlcs Mu} body to gnc him it cull. He 'in.
wn f 5 tn kver-n yt-rl'vct n \fyrk VHS to ngcum
1.--~l Ilé all—rind, \v‘ilh flu: hype hfhrgo huh-ii,
In: mpea 10 ane nlnriv gat mm H prt‘ 11H: .\‘o
lv-luhli’ 141 show guuds, and awn-3cm)” mu,de
‘vl _.mzfy ‘HUFQI‘S. 3
I} . ‘ _ J\COB BRLVKERIIHFF.
Jame 15,1803. tf' ‘-‘
‘ g - Removal.
'l‘l’mnndvr-igm-d resph-fml-'
ly ‘nfurnH lhc n-sidenhw
I9.l;l‘t'r‘ihlllflnnil‘ioil;i’}3filnl “w
L: luu re-mm'od his >\\'-.\'L2'H I\.\D JEWELRY
h PURE, In Ihr mmn nppnsm- HIP Uur-k, on ank
“feel, \vuvrc' ho inland: Lfvpin‘g nn’ u~‘()rl
mm! or Vt .\‘l't‘HliS, JI2WI;I.I€Y.SIL\'EIL nnd
MINER PLATED WAKE, [SI'EL/I‘ACLFIS,
t Lur‘Ks. am, B'o. ’ s .
Having been Mug-ten! w'hhfn firct-clma
“'an h and quy Smre 1n ltalgirnonu for
=1 Wm] gen'i's pm . he :5 [ln-pared tn furnifill
Hwy flTI'C‘P in—lhe Info, at Ibevlowe-sl city
[.ri. es, and kill purchases will be gunnuxli’d is
. rtprcwnfml. 1 . . ‘
Frum a‘lnnz oxperimcp in ~“'Mrh-rr‘p'\irin;«:.
vqmcinll} offim- Watvlwt, h» i< pranre-I lo do
n” kind, of Watch-work pruynplly. in the fly”!
manner. and guaranty lhé [u-Hnrmum'c (Nit.-
. llc will keep nlunyfi'on hhn‘ln Inrgé‘gysurt
":an of W‘PH'TAFLJ-Is‘nnd Sin/w ‘ A: _
lm-le (llnswu; nnfi hum; "nu-Ir"
ycxlu-riéme in mlamin: them Invthé‘sight, i 2
prrp ”Pd to fit all who nun-d llu-m. ‘
HAIR JEWELRY mmle In onlyr in the kc<f
st_\ln-,:lnd A mean, vnrivl} of palurns uh luuhl
JEWELRY l'rpzlired_illrlhhhu'flwtluunni‘r.
JUSEPH 111-IVAN. '
Gettysburg, 001.5, 15211:. (I . 1
Give Us‘a. Call! ’ ' l
ODORI & GILLESPH‘I lnp‘e inst rN't-ivod”
. n Large and Splendid mud; urtSe-n- Uhmls
whivh they are selling in clump us the lillu‘S‘
\.ill allow. Their Stork lms hung-holed u-ilk‘
wire and is of ns guqd u qunlity u: the murhet‘
“ill nlfvril. SPEARS. \ve_ hare '11” kinds“
ll ml and Soft (unlit-d. l’ulvenized.Grunnlute‘d.
Szw Urlenns, Pmm h‘im MM t‘u’m. TEAS,
lmporinl. Young lrys-nl nn'll Black 'l‘i‘il. ‘ .\IU
LASM‘IS, _\'ew Urleum, POI‘IN llica and Syrups
int «lill‘urcut'lxindi. TOBACCUS. in suit all
'lnn-rs of the weed, Fungi-«u, Spun, Nut-y“
t‘uveii‘dish, Rough nml Rudy, Saturn] Leaf,
,nnd Fine (‘lltgif Smoking Tolmrcu, l 5 ilili‘erent
lhin-l‘: Pll’llS, u. lurge uu-l tim; :hcortmint;
lSl‘l‘} “(S of varmne hrnnfi. ‘90.”. OIL
' l..\\lPS nnll Sluirlcs, “‘9 have the .l-eA :ucort
inmnt in the place, which we si-ll low; nl~‘u._n
)0. l n‘rticlc of Coal Oil. H.\\ls, [r‘lJill‘l-nd
sugar cured, Shoulders and Sides. FLOUR, ol
Ilia hm! quality, which we alarmi‘gnumhleef
.t'vdmr-mfre, Tuba. llnckéfs, \“jnler Cn‘ns, kc.’
We also keep Notions, L'ont‘el-tinps; Fruits,
'l‘i~h. by the smnll or by ihe lmnll, hull. Spices,
vl'lmcnldn‘. Starch, Blurking. Indigo, (indies,
smm, Curry Combs and Curdwrrgo assuri
nwnt ul BruslxethmkolE,llnlws.(‘hrd<,(lrocks.,
err-“glro, kc. GlVl‘i l'h‘ ‘.\ CALL! ,
(letivcburg. May 'll, lags. _ _’
No More PoiSOns.
1 ‘
)RW‘ESSI‘S for the I‘m-purution. lmprm‘r
mom. alml l'mlttn'mn ul' LIQUUHS Ul" A LL:
l\l_\'l).“. including Brxmdirs. Wines, Whiskirs,
(inns, liunH, l’ortcr, Ale, ('ldi‘ra‘Cuf‘llJl‘x. Bit-
I'rk. «(l'.—l‘lvory dmlpr in lxll‘u‘ors 1m: lung
know" swirl h‘lt it to be of llu; li—‘i‘ghesv: impor- ‘
Imm: m the: prutilnhle cumluclillu 01 his busi
nos, ll)“. lu: 4:oqu Inc in 1m». feign hf“ rmin
inlurmnion \vlm-h has liitllcrm been strlclly
confined to wholeml‘e homes, This infurmzi-:
,tiun is now. for the Era! time, placed within;
the rem-h. nnd adapted to lho sucxessfnl‘nnd'
lnusl profitable use.ofu.l. dealers. Particulars i
will he mulled, free ul’rlmrge, to ”10:0 sending
address to Ll'l-Lk COUKI‘I, P. 0. Box 35?,1
M'nshinglon, D. U. - l _
‘ 'gFffi‘N. B.——No others lmt dealer? need 311- ,
ply, as no information will he Ee'm to'uny one;
whodues'hot accompany lLl‘ ndtlnis “ill: the
pledge Hun ths a denlerin liquor.
Nov. 16, m 3, 4m
Notice,
OSEPH NARTZHL’S ESTATE.—Let'ers m
administration on the estntoul \losrph Harl
zel, late of Franklin twp., 33‘me co., dcveasgd
having: been grlgled to the undtcnigncd, re
s'id-ing in the same township,- be hereby gives
uu'ice to all persons indvbled to mid eatnte
to make immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims agilinst the same to present them
properly authenticated [pr settlement.
. ' . ABRAHAM HART, Adm‘r.
Nov. 16, 1863. 6: _ .
Sale Crying.
W. FLEMMING continues the business
A. ofSALEE CRYING,4Ind solicitg‘thegan
tinned patronage of the public. It ii his can.
nan: endeavor to give ‘safixfuctioh‘. Chime:
moderate. Residence iq. Buckinridge'street,
Gettysburg. . >. ‘
P. S.—He is Alicenled Knetionee’r, under the
Tax Law‘afthe Unit/ed Shiva. ~ '
Nov. 24, 1862. 'a
.»_.‘_..__ —————-—-—l——-———
8. B. Tipton
WOULD most tespectfimy inform the pub
lic I‘ll: be hu yommence‘d making
8800 MB. He will make them on the shank
or u will but anithis éuglomers. ‘
Persons having Broom 'Om'yill please en".
Shop in McComghz'u Hall, on hornet-,0! first
floor. ,- ‘ [Ngv.9,'1833.
Shanda & Enabler,
DEALERS IN , ' ’
COAL AND LU!
sror s s , 853’
Imm“, HOLLOW-WARE, ac.
—- use —— .
SHUTTERS, BLISDS. BASH, ETC.
Corner of Caflisle and Railroad Streets, Oppo
nice Railrond Depot,’ GETTYSBL'RG, PA‘
8ept.28,1863. If u .
LOT of tmh Gun DROPS, us} finest eve!
cfféred in this market, to‘ Mind :1. Dr
NER’Q Drug Store. ' '
c—«n-q~— _. ~... _, _-... < ._r_‘__
ADIES’ m 5 TMUINGS, In great Vs
risty, n -' " ' 86811298.
A NEW.“
RI
He carrikd my satchel to aébool, '
And me through the (lg-it"s curled, loo;
Coulil think why hengghd me to clash? ‘
u 1 cenldn’t,‘how could 1,? ’cnuli’d you‘?‘
A: eve be tied mule:- my ph‘tin ;
My hood with its mighz‘ribbong‘ blue,
Why he gazed i}! mi face could I tell?
‘lfl couldh’frhoyv Could I? uoultll you 7
He told m‘e my {fives were 50 black, ‘I
Thé‘ bright“); nf any he kmiw; ‘ ‘l
l blushed Ind looked do us :could I help in;
‘ It I couldn‘t, how “)an M ‘could you? I
He left or: my rbeck a mlrm‘kjss, .
-T~hcn 6R” with the fightuing’s speed flew,
I“ could I‘d have seal-16d al d smmpgd;
h I :nuldu'l. how could lrcoulé ybu?
’Txms lung years ngov unh 4mm tfwn ,
He has spoken For/'slgri-ng and true;
louly leaned elm; to his bitenst, . .
For haw cqulll [jlflp'fifl @6ng you; \
@ifimllfizfinuh.
[From the N."l'. \l‘Jarl L] “‘
GENERAL MGCLELLA ‘ AND NEW
Tile report: of General McClellan is at
last (‘B' see light. Haw muflx of the secret
history of 143:; senior: tlmtkofliner,‘ always
djuqroct 4nd r‘pticent as to his own‘rvlulion's
wit?) the government. eved in the fncg‘of
mmt periistent ‘and maligfiant» fefihrts to
drive him by form; of cnjubmy “:ItOJ'HdiS
tion. may {hnvqthnuéht it his: duty to
2‘, through the War Dvp‘rtngen‘jt, before
the publi'c, still remains to )e {gt-[IL ,
’1 IL i 1 marvel? pm‘iuhle
slory will ‘he §old,hy him :1
ju~lfgb (If Hm“ [maple will ;
menfiuie’s wink-h the soldio
suggest ; nndlns the large
of hi: mihtnfiy imiioy unr
1115 public milhd, the coxnr
palié’nt and tum-_h onmprel
nt'nfgem-m} who took his
sunously‘m hedrt, und'Jhe
Hill panic-mt, the small pro
nos and the; prepmtéruu}
[ions by whi'ph those do:
(if their fit cure-mien, will I
The“whmi;x£gnf(imebring-1
and It is a curious oil-cm
that a pdyfica‘inn madel
mums of glonfyiflg one .
fifths noiyy faction b 3! “ml
Clellan 111$ yeen moat'sed
and villifiedfshould be thel
ring the way for that comp
of'his plans and his cnuie w‘
upnp the evé qf‘accomplid'
In a skttqlf of General
New Orlean's; which hasju:
a hnuse in this city. the ord
which General Butler wnu i
«vbf‘u he set out. from'Wa.-
command of the Departme
February, 13432.
That- pgdei is. in fact,
gramme of the events whi
of those cane-r even ts whic}
terfcreucc ofinfmunfid p'
havp also followed Upon
New Orleans
.ILrjar Genera}. B. F. Burl",
(inxaun: You are uasig
mum] of this land forces (1:
Prflte with the navy in__t
Xevp‘flrleans._ You will"
to kee the destination It
even from your staff office
caption of.youl' Chief of stn
ant Whitzel, of the Engine '. l .
_ The Tome at your dispose will éOnsist of'
the' thirteen regiments named iin.your
memorandum handed to me in person :
Tho Manny-first IndiunaMFourtli Wiscon
sin and Sixth Michigan (oltl and good regi
mentafrom Baltimore.) These three regiu
mpnts will await your orders at Plort Mon:
rne. 'l'wO no Ipanies oftho 'l‘wemyJirst Inv
dians are well drilled in heavy artilleryuz-
Tlieeavnl'ry t'orce alreadyfn route‘ f'orfivhip
I land will be sufficient for: your purp’oaes.
Alter full consultation with‘ofiicerp/l‘ell ac
quainted with ,the country; in which i} is
prom to operate. I hnwl srriie'd at "the
conclhsion that three tight batteries fully
equipped anrlbne without horses will heal!
that is neceséary. This will make your
force dhout 14,000 infen‘try. 2751ciwalry.
580nrtillery~totah 15/255 men. The com.
mendinggenelral oi the Department of Key
West is authorizedflo loan youJerqporu-ily,
two regiments ; Fort Pickens {an prpbnbly
give you smother. which will bring your for.
ces to nearly I'B,ooo. . ‘ ’
The object of your expeditl is‘ene of vi
tal importance—the cspturfi‘fiew Or
leans. ,The route selected is the Missis
sip'pi river, and the first obstacle to be en‘
countered, perhaps the only one. is in the
resistance 'ofi‘ered by Forts St. Philip and.
Jackson. It is expected Lhatthe navy can
reduce the works; in that case you will, sf
tet’ftheir capture, leave a sulfiCient garrison
rs them to render them \perfectly secure;
and it is recommended that on the up
ward passage sfew heavy guns and some
troops be deft at the pilot station. at the
forks 'of the river, to cover a retreat in
use of a disaster. The troops and guns
will ofoourse be removed as soon as thej‘orts
nocaptured. Should the navy fail to re
duce the walks, you will land your force
and siege train, and endeavor to breach
theworks, silence their fire and carry them
by_ssssult. ‘
, Thanext resistance willvbe near English ‘
bend, where there are some earthen batter-_-
ie’s; here it nisy be necessary for you to
land your t‘rdops, to cooperate with, the
navel sttsck. although it is more then pro- ‘
bable that the navy, unassisted, can accom
plish the result. .It‘tbese works are taken,
Ith]: city at New "Orleans any
I 's ~ ' [ .
In
©RATH© MILD) mmam JQ-URNAL;
T'I'YSBURG, PA” MONDAY, jsod-23(2). 28, 1863.
l
(Elie ; @3152. E
\ HOW comm l I
BY AXNXE 31021.0,
; ORLEANS.;
”minis whole
11; file-:intrinqc
”fly {the mml
may fbrbea} to
exit-ml scheme
'Hs i¢s§lfllefore
l
r-l lmmeon the
lending designq
usk aiszly and
‘jwtty :lan peg-ti
eés'lomil jealous
a'mntq‘ur ambi
gna wq‘re foiléd
ll hié bwn 1:119.
in itarévengesg”
mum-é enough
for thb express
. lhelpeh idol»
ich Geheral Mc
louslj ”sailed
mennsé of prepa
otejuiitificatinn V
uch IS‘PVldenUsl
monti - i
Butlor'vfi ruie M l
t been iissued by
-r ippeLurs under t
ystruculeq to act.
hiugtofi in take :1
a of t.h“e-(iulffnY
epmpjc’te pro
!) follqwed and
but R)? the in
iticim’s, would
re redpction of
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y 23. 1861-2)
'. S. n :
ed to fie! com
! Linedim co—op-
I‘e attack upon
I"- eVe means
rofou‘lYd secret,
i- witlflt’h'e ex
' I, and "Lieuten
n
\
Hummnrans o
‘, Februu
I 1
"Imm 13 Juan" AND WILL "Jun."
In that event it will'probably be be?“ $6 ' aud'nzd when he found himself excluded
occupy Algiers with the make 9f your-troops. I from the great councils otthe war. But‘
also the 9‘“er bank °f m" “V" “’9” ”‘9 . with all‘ their i'clamor, these vexed spirit
cny. It. may be necessary to due lome‘ ‘ ' -
troops in thepily tn prese‘i've anger; though ' could hi"? dnne no great hnzm exther to:
if there nppearu sufficient. Union géntiment , Generalfiquellagor to the cuuse.,had not
‘0 control ”I? 033‘. 1“ ml?! be best. for par: their cl ‘m‘or been heeded by those upon
,ggifiz‘glgimphnex '0 k“? yourrnxen WV whomjhe nation’s commander WM com-
After obtaining 3mm oerwOrlonns ! pelled’gto Lean for “PPM“ who menu-lily
it‘will be necessar to reduce all the works 'enjoyed his confidence. and before whom
guardimz il§ uppi- cbes fr ‘the east. and his plans were laid in all their comprehen
particularly 101 gain the amen“ PB!s.—= five aim ficmy They it‘is whom the
Baton Rogue, Berwick Bay and Fort. Liv- dP‘ .' . ' d
ings‘wn will next claim you'r ntlention. A‘ "O" aiming “E“ or history exposes an
feint on Galveston may facilitate the ob-' cpnfoumP. It Is not necessary to rgsk the
jects we have in view. = ; i:denuncit§fions ofthe mild and gentlemanly
Ineed “0} 9““ your ngtenfion t 0 thfiw- Senator Hale by imputing in them a set do:
cessnty of‘gamlng possessmn ‘9an (he rolh g “in“ to foil and make 'lbortive lane which
stock you can, -on'lhe-dilferent rnilwaps, °- . ' p . ‘
and nfohtaiuing control ofthe roads them-- they‘knaw ‘0 berultful 0f speedy vlctnry
selves. 1 and soon-returning peace. The apparent
The occupation of gato'n Rouge. hy a! probabilities are that~their sin whs a? sin of
combiner] mit'ul tlnli hind force. should he stupidity in that they did not. really under
"C(‘ompil‘iled us soon- it, lmwlhic after you e - . .
have gamed Neiv Orlen'ps; then endeagor stand PM" value of mliltfll‘?‘ conception
toopeii yourcommunlcn'tioriivith the irort'h-t 9'1"“ 1" W 35 F9} before them, 0" a 81“ 0‘
e‘rn eoli‘imii of the Mississippi. always begun vanity inlthat they fancied themselveebet-
Bugl‘lnnmifiti the Item-Silly 0}: o“c"l’ym,fl ter able inform A military conception than
an (S , isusslppi, nsi soon‘ :19 you can - '
safely do so. either after or before you ”fa generulpof the armies‘ of the U 120"
have effected the junction. Allow noth-" himself. ““11 tbeniihe capture of 53"
ingtonlivertyou troui Obtaining full pfmpess- Orleans was not a step to n'grent military
ion of all the uppl‘ouche‘s to Pit-1" OP3 end. -It was nmere demonqtration. "So to
ems. ~ —‘ . - a . _
. When the object is accomplished to its' minimal?!” :irmy accomplighing ”I,“ cap
fun?” HUN”, it m“ be necessary to “mi“: ture as to make the seizure of the city the
a combined attack on Mobile, in order to initial movement ofone division of a grand
. . - l .
1‘11“”! lrlweei‘t‘S—‘mn (13" i’he lWirbfir and works, ‘. [general plan of operations, was their last
las We ins (‘nnll'o tie rai way terminus‘at A ' ‘ -‘
,thc city? in regtmi to this, I wili selid' thought. The? mude the-centure, ihilced,
:more detailed instructions as the opera-5‘ Why ”190°05'99" ofan "r!“‘tmg attack “P‘
[tinns ol‘the marthyohi column develop them: ' on the general who had plnnned it. in be:
iselves. . \fl ’ l ilhalf-of?l'ulrtherdislocated ‘.‘demonstrgitinn”
l I may Simpjpstlte that the. general oh-l t b ‘td b h' lfa “i tath 1'
jects of the expedition are, first. the redutiw °_ 6. execue _v imee _g ns no 8
r lionlof New Orleans and all its nppi'oaclieiig; fpomt. '
, then Mohileand all ité defences; then Pen- 2 The manly - and soldiei'ly remonetrances
,sncoln, Galvezlon. 8:0. It is probable that. of General, MéClellan against this trpfit
by the time New Orleans in reduced it Will‘ . 1
i be in the power of the govenimen-t to rein- ‘ment, and his earliest appeals to be alloy
7fnrce the land forces sulfiei’ently to :icconi- ed I'3 do the WOl‘k illtl‘uSWd 340 him in. his
iill<h all these objects. In the nieantihie, “own ways fiatie and thoroughly, revolt
ymi Wilhploune give all the assiétaiice. in eil their vnnity‘n vexed their ktupidity.
”vow-power to the army and niii'y-cpnimnn- Tl t . 1‘ ' ‘ If t l . -
Ile in your vicinity, My” I’M“: sight off in into emnce 0 men a. superiority
the in“ ”mg, “,6‘ up.“ object to be. nohipv.‘ {Much ,is the bane of little minds soon .\L-t‘
edhis the capture and’fii'm i'eteiiti‘m of New in upon them. and era the appointed time. cities. thereon
lU:'{'.’:‘":"' “a". t! ll ‘ V} ri' hi i t ‘of the nation’s deliverance had come they generuh of on
‘. ”'3 "31" “ 5:31; 3“°‘;:(“f:;::n ’ had e’nrrendered over the general whom it; The Pretin
”'t n'o‘ G I) "i ~ '. "I I was :tlii-ii- (illi ioynlly to in port to the" thouuiits‘of '
.I J r e e :il Lcmman i11i... &L.. itch“ . 9 _
l Here we have these, among other Pom", mercy of those blind leaders of the blind 'is subordinnt
established; ‘ » ' ' ' | ‘1 through whom wahave again and again piriitions o
; i. ‘Thtlt General McClell.in,~at the very hem s5O nearly undone. and-ohm» slub- were. iy/
'time when the Tribune and its kind were. bot-"neat i“ ”“1“? a “0“ in our PM" more 'U'mme
:howli'ngngainst him lor his 'fiim‘vtivity" farmidnble than all the hosts and all the] CODN‘imh‘Ty
before Hummus-“ “inactivity” which e‘aptiiins of the sorely smitten'South. {JQA'P'W'NNI
kept the attention of the conl’edpiiatEgov-g ‘ " “3““ ’ 1"” ‘ ' ‘“‘ ' j/hm own re~el
iernnieiit fixed 'ufion the‘Ai-iiiy oi'ihe‘; etc-1 CONDITION OF THE CONTRABANDS/ .(mnceiilcd unt
[mac—was ylnnning it syttem of congenial; “'9 ‘3- Y- 5"!"i".'l RN“ "“8 0f the Mm" ”YT Mr. Minn
,operations extending around the ‘gntii‘e' “18.5"“ by far the most. able Ahofltinn f‘r'fit’t‘fl of“;
.military frontier of the mites in .rehellior], ‘jOUHIRi iii the Union, contain; [the fol-' much“? 1”
.of which sy=tem the’attack upon New (Jr- . lowing : / i tie-electionhfit
ilenns was an essential part. , i. '1 \‘rrxs‘ngm. Mist. Oct/19. 1863. -9f the que
l 2. That'in deciding upon the attackiofl I Wise. in 1: MW York peter of the is-i if” “’.“m °‘
'New Orleans, (Senegal McClellun meal 9‘“ °Ls°Wmm 95"”: 'E‘ 9.” ‘9"? on Eh"? “3‘ ’s‘“-
l d _ . ' i‘Treedmen of the Mmlmhippi,” in which
[commln "'ln‘f’hwf 4?! “‘o‘ srmy 0' the: the writers nits in hi‘ terms of the hm
~. M y
, i‘nlted States, fixed n the route up the! proposed by Mr. Fields and adopts-i Ly
.' Mississippi river. whi e the report 0! (iene- “‘9 President, 0" {Easing the ,nbandnned
lral Man-field Lovel to the 'Conte-lariite plantations alongtl‘ie “Y“: toloyal ”Emma
WD . A if under control Of/WllfianOuel‘S apponite
‘ . iir epiirimeni. mu 9:i ter the hill of the 1,, government. .
city, proves that Mr. Jetl‘ersoh Davis and' l Wlsil to nuke some statements in 1,16-
his mlvisers were 61“ ily' satisfied that 'he mud l 0 ‘h9'Wolkin3s o‘. tlmt Nan dutifig
'wonlil ass-ail New Orl anL'ii he assailed it “‘9 pg“ yeast)“. liavm‘g been mu“ poslilfifi
t ll w‘li l th ”I" i h' ..- t . ~ lto obserVe its management not! its results.
fl, B,' 1° 1! 3 IO *5 ‘ "I.“ "_"Y '7’ Havmgvisited nearly all the leased planta
in this case, it'erer, it"master‘ly inaclmty. i tiring/in tlie'distriiit of Northeastern Louisi-
T-they «liil not. really believe he w\ould.do, ' arm. where the plug ins lievii trial. I
by descending tho‘Mississippi. ‘ i know wheneol {,.“frmw ”Ind. I s’“ downith?
. . . '. . (rmanagement .o ~t ese piinbitions mu 0
.3- I'hnL m estimiltlng “'3.“ resistanyi the freed [Fen on them afiihn unmitigated
likely to boomred. beneralMcCleHan bad piece ol‘ vi illinv. in ‘wh'vch the capitalist
made up hls/ mind that the onle seyihiis reap: All' the profits at the expense of the
obstacle to be encountered mm d 99/“ the ‘ "'19:" whom .29 him i “"01 I liaw no [mi/a—
-‘ . S . . i "I ,r 1‘ boil in gaunt!!! at the negro in (In': (helmet has
l‘hoits tfiPhil.p nhd LIP-kit"?- “Judgment, .iufliml mags primtionr. and his Lou far mare
t e_"°“ "“mm" M meh' L" eéhoed. “0' ‘ in name ofszri'ltwle. if (I'm: were possible. dur
only by the [facts which actnnily followed.‘ (my the) pa?! six: months, than when under (lie
but by the game report of Genet-a] Mnnsfield,‘ “‘1! 0f M 8 SQH‘M'." "9“"-
Lovell. in-‘ivhieh it is dietinctly stated “moi The writer _fl-ddli ' 3 V
the real battle fbr the 'poqsesaian of New d'rile-mmrhigh thesebpeoriie {"We ”99”“
A ‘ ,« , ‘ e is 'ampy a owed y one 00k at the
31h)?“ an‘foughtfind 1?" at Forts St‘i burial-grounds of the plantnihma, in the
‘ IPI‘W s°k2~ . t. ‘ ’ i one of which canvbe found/him twenty to (very
4. Phat Gen 1 McClellan intended the l hundred gram of ill: victim: aftlm amuse
occupation okNew 06199115 to beimmediute
l)’ followed-”hi3 by the seizure. of ailjthe
pastel-h Mpg-caches to that. city. and pigttic
ulnrly/h’y the 4‘ ‘occuprt/ian of Ju‘l‘son, infill":-
sisaififi.” a step which,~hatl it been taken,
w/ai/ilil have enabled the Army oflhe Gulf
to co—obprnto directly with the subsequent
grand advance of our western qolumn, pnd
would’haye saved us the waste and son-ow
of all the weary months which ensued up
on the victories of Fort Donelson n-nd Pitta
hui'g Landing; would ‘ have made V'iéks
burg Olin. and with Vicksburg the Lower
Missigsipfi by the end of the spring 0f1862.
and wouid hlve insured long ere this the
fall oftheimfiortant city orMne. ,3
‘To comment upon these points is eimoet
an impertinencee As .the mind range
back, in the light which they shed upon the
put, over All the noble efi‘orta made intile ;
over all the cruel end costly disappoint
ments of the an ' n’a hope; over eli the
ween-men that mi t' In easily hue been
spared at breve [ll%. live. and 9! the poo
ple’s treasure, to n. peinfully end'dogbt
fuily‘ _step by step and stain ever incieening
price, whet a little petieuee, a little madne
ty, it little «in petriotilm in the high ph
ces of phwer ~migi'it._eo :19in have made
our own. indignation contendsjith narrow
in the mind-‘ ‘- i
It is not, howevgr, upomths senseless and
l'unaticalvmob of arrognnt'politicians, irho,
knowing nothing Ind conqeivirig themlves
entitled to knot everything'of the [Bl-n: of
the‘ national comm‘snder,‘ incessantly cla
mored against. him ’in thin omirts of the
White House and of the War Deplrtmenc,
tim. the smut weight of responsibility fog
all this miserable 'delny' will finslly fall.
,These men canld not he expected to he oth
er thnn they were. Ahalf educated dem
‘agogus swld-niy sdnhoed to high political
“ition, and» conniving himself 9 he ,fiho
Atlas of the stats._ would nstufsllyw rug
ag $2 ._
L \ 1%
V ~// 6%
Jyfltm.
‘ ' Upon which the Louisville Journul(Pren~
‘ tice’s paper.) remarknz '
Of course the Abolitionisls will say this
'is all t 6 be remedied. But ii. 'never ought
to hays occurred; they told us it would
not occur—that the neurofwasfeady and
'hfit u‘nr‘freedom now: We say, as we have
often uid, that it will occur wherever ne
grou are emancipated. in large numbers‘
They will be the prey of the white man,
without interest in their welfare, or in
them, smile to exact the last possible stroke,
ol‘wqu from their miserabln bodies, and
than tum themout to die. Codld thia war
result in 'emaucipauon 6f the negro. it
yofild "suit in his extermination by a
series of mi'series terrifying to the world..
and infamous to those responsible for the
wet. The Abolitionis Would then not
only have ruined we co utry,-but have de
stroyed, also. thu poo object of their
pretended ‘lympathies, a’n blackened the
American mmo with undying disgrace.
. fiWe see by the Tribune that that
precious humbug. the “loyal lengue union."
u trying to bully\the President into mak
ifilg certain chengex‘in his cabinet end in
the leadership of hfiwmin It: delegaten
is. Wuhington have\ the impudenee to
9 aim'thh they repreeent I constituency
o 800,000 to 1,000,003 votig. The truth in,
tell the loyal league elubfiof the whole
you}; could not mmter 10,000 men for any
phlitieel purpose whetever. They only ex
ie‘t in A few of the large cities, and ire oom—
mea of shoddy eontnctors‘ :and their
hangers-en, who are of very little deeoimt.
in political circles. Mr. Lincoln would do
at wise and pulsr not if he promfifiy
showed theaegople the door. ’ The watery,
of the country have elected their represen
“fives, whom the chief magistrate 9f the
country can find in Congress assembled.—
The deputations and delegations which are
eontiuue‘lly lecturing him on behelfof their
puppaed notional orpuizationg ere potha
iflgbut swindlen.~ World. V ,
. .
Tgwo mLLAns‘A-Ymu
l
THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE.
i From the Albnny Argus
It in easy tp see that. the Menage of
President Lincoln hm! been held back, not
to avmil the organization ‘of Congress, hub
to determine libs final policy in regardrm'
.the propositions of acceding States to re
him to their allegiance. The first”. part. of
Ihe paper. is filain andjstraightlfotwnrdj;
but when tha ‘.ubject is éntered upon’it. is.
studiedly om+red by vague phrases, ii;-
vertgd forms -f speech, anh unexplnined
contradictions. - $
ace with an the world; we
‘t home '; we have found no
ising immense ax-mith still
ing them. Tim‘saxea nra
rfulmisslt and pha electiom
We are at p»
a‘ré pfosperoua
dimc‘uuy in ml
le'ss‘in sustaii
paid with due.
are fé\'or:|hlo h
is We Prvsid:
his qgotistic sl
else. Ilehm .1
the arduous .l
their blood-b 0
an“ suffering
Ositylof our cit
to the gonom
tion’s grutituc
field} .’l‘he n
nnd obscures:
President can *
General may bl
dentin! succg :
not, only hi 4
Never did a S
n the administration. Such
m’sinlnteu‘zem. And from
lanti-point he sees nothmg
lot. one word of referqnceio
mpuigps of our armies. 46
'ght victoriefs, to the heroism
If the soldiers, to Um Renew
Izens i_'n , sustaining them. or
[a who have earned the mt-
’9 bx'their exploits in thel
fgro so}dier stands in from
he ‘whilte soldie'r, and the
of. see lhélaiter. The white
1 come a rival for the Presi
on, and the meséage ignpres
meriu. but his lesttencP.
ate pap" insue from an ud<
\ndcr circumstances film the.
‘nuemible tr
ministration,
present. so‘ cal
emotion of gr:
did a people
muchfor a
auumed suc
mnuy victims
:9 onerous;
Lénn éo voiun
thr-rbjs nn w:
zons fur the‘ s
/ he people I'ol- nn honorable
u! t e speedy remratiofi of the
tlmir hopes of the initiation ofa
oliuy, are all dismissed by n
is intended io-work only for
ction. And-Such a juggle!
er an air of affected simplic/
oln presw‘l'tfa. plan. which
disguiaes, means simply the
itmclion of {he wui. and the
file presentdynmty by meTns
of States re-orgnnized.on
aubjeclion- to the Presideuv
Ttl gnch cilizanar of the rebel States a:
will swenr to rendunre their allegiance to
the Confedemcy,,ulltere to the Consulta
tion of the l’edernl government. and take an
oa/Il l 6 mppart therPreaident's proclémaliqn and
(In: anti-duvery ugh/alien of the. lust” Congrtu,
he .promises pardon and indemnity, and
the righlyof restored gitvizenshlp. Hp nu
llmrizs-s such citizens to re-orgnniie the
States. and promisw to sustain ilmm by all
the power ol' the Federal government. If
he hm} said that all the citizens ol the,. se~
ceding States, who shall e'wear to support.
my «legion shall he_purdoned and shall be
protected in forming electoral collxggen to
vote‘ for me, by my'nrmios and navy, he,
woultl hayé been more expliclt, bullnrdly
hora distinct. .
iQnd yet. in this;very message.—he my:
“my the proclamhtlnn. run an act of civil
government, is unconstitutional : and only
jus‘ifiuble as' I war \meulu-e! He pro:
poseé to make it. the pbrne'r-htbrie of the
recnnalructed Slates, ind tlné téu of allo
ginnce! ‘l' ‘ . l
‘ H‘e could not get the «amt of a mqjhr
ity ofthe people of the North to tlxe'wat
oath he offers to the Scull]. 11 was with
hesitation he gave his aim asst-fit to the
Prm-lnmation; and it is véilh large rear
ermlions that. his supporer lune ac:
éeptedjt. ~ , ~
_And yet we can have an peace but upon
this condition. With aemsh'e'gocism, he
places his personal ambiticn and-bis crude
mensurM in lbs scale ngninst the fortuges
of the Rnpublic and th'o‘chnnces of return
ing prosperfty. Self outweighs patt‘iotism.
and atatesm’anship kick: the beam under
the weight of: pglilécnl infiigue.
We must nnt hope for npegdy peace, he
says, nor for any restoratibn of the Union.
but this. fraudulent one that. he hu‘cnn
trived : md which would leAVe‘ the major
ity of the Uriion men of the gouth outlaws
and outcasts ii) the States to which they
hfie clung, Ind for which they have fought
nndlsufi'ered: ’ ‘ f
History p full of examphu of ambitious
schemata cut down - ii: the very hour of
their prido and of the apparent fruition 0!
their selfish mlcnlnligu. We'l’ook to that.
Power. whm‘e hand ii uppmt in tho {mt
bnsuni‘ng events of the flaunt-«hi, to'
bofle the project- ond confound the coldm
blooded colcpmiona of the nun who. no]
the Presiden ml Chair, has thus forgotten,
in an hour like tlg'is, his obligation 2'o hip
country and to the cause of Conuitutional
Liberiy. , '-
”The munitions of Jeff. Davin and
hitbrolhor. in Mmiujppi; us now qccu
pied by éolored troopru a. camp.
_._. -_..”.d-.. ‘
fißev. Theodorq J. Holman. , bite
razor of tha Con egafioml Church, Hart,-
ford, Cbnnooticutfhu enlisted as avpmm.
33-h is rumored that the 29m Pen‘m'yl
nnkgkegimm (of General Gary'- 09m:
mud.) by”. rp-eqlignpd: in a body {org
“If” Yégvg . - , ‘~
1111
sommna'xmyfiucnmm
.A’l‘ GB! YBBUBG.
Huntsman, 996. 17th, 1868,
The Commissiogen tpminted by the
Governors of the difl'erenc gain, which
have Aoldiera buried in the Soldim' Np
tion-4 Cemetery, at (zany-hm, Pm, met at
the Joqn _Houne in Harrisburg. Pm. It 8
o'clock, I’. 31., on the 17th of December,
1863. - '
_ The followiqg named Comm-ion.”
I? present, vim: - _ '
on“ B. W. Norm, of Mum. A
"on. L. il.-Maw". of N3l! linmpnhlro.~ V“
In. Henry Edwards, of Mnsiachuaem. .‘
Mr. Allrfl Coin of Connecticut. ,
lion. Levi Scobey, “New {eragng a
Mr. Dovid Willa, of Fennsylvanih.
PM. James Worm", of Pen nyltgnis.
Col. John 5. Berry, of Mannfoha.‘ ’ i
Mr. L. W. Brown, of Ohio. - A ,
Col. Gordon Lnfiimd. OFOHO. : -
Col. John G. S'ephpnsnn. of indium. - ’ '
Mr. W. Y. Selieck, u"Wisc.»n-lin. ‘
- On motion of Col. Lo‘aiind,_or OhMlr.
David Willa. of i'ognsxiraniu,‘ was Nailed ..
Chairman of lhe'Convontionfir g
o On moiinu of only Stephenmn, of Indi-
Inn, MLW. Y. Sclicck u? Wieconein. ms .‘
elected Secretary offlig Convention. 3‘
Aim some disnnsexin by the mémbera
of ”to Convpntion, ul. fitephenson, of
'i'ndiuim. moved tha‘l ficommittee 0? four,
of which the President of thil' Convolution
be one. be appointed for the purpose of).
preparing and putting inrnfproprinto shape
the de’tmlu of‘ the plan. inrreferenoe to the '
Soidiers‘ National Cemetery at Gettysburg,
£l, to be preqondeo the Convention for
eir action, which was 'cnr‘rie‘ci. The
committge ’ appointed as follows :
Clinirmamol, John G. Stephensonrof
Indinni; M‘r. Honfi-Jfidnards. of Mine.
chuéetls, [lnn Levi Scnbey, of NewJemy,»
‘ Mr. David Wills, nf Pennsylvania. A
| On ‘motion 'ot‘ Mr. Alfred Coitrol' Con
‘ nocticut, the Convention took a‘recm to ‘
iawait the action of the committee.
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The Couvcn'iqn met. again at 5 o’clock,
P. M. [.O hour the report. of thepommittee.
The cmumitteemndc thchlloiingrepurt :
Wum As. In ncoordnncq with an invi
tnfron "I“ 'Dnyid Wing, Esq, agent for
his Excellency 'A. G. Cuytiu, Governoy of
Pennsylvania, the Goveifiprs of the seven!
States appointed‘ Commission“. .who met
at Harrisburg. 1) tuber lizh, 1863; m
repreeent the S es in mnvemion. for the
purphse of ma ' ng arrangements for fininh
ing the SM nus’ Nu‘wNAL'Cmlmuuv :
therefore. be it
finally!
r (I, By the mid Commissioners in
lon nsscmbied,‘that the fonowing
fixuittcd m the dim-rent States intere
d in th., “.".;I:l'.crs' NutiuuulCcmetery”
mnve‘
be m
(wt.
Vmuzh xhuir rc~pecfive Guvemors :
Firm-1, ’1 but xhu Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania hhu” hold the title to thé land
which' she hm purchased at Gettyburg for
the Soldiers’ .\{Qtiunul CemeterL-in mpl: fol
States having fioldiora buried invalid Cem~
etery. in perpetuity for the purpose to
wh‘ieh ‘1! is mlw applied.
; Srcnml. That the Legislature of the Com-_
:munwralth of Pennsylvania, be requested to \
«went: .1 Corporation, to be ”managed by
i Trui'tges, one to be appointed by web oftho
. Governors of the States; of Maine, New
i Hampshire, Vermont. Massachusettthhodo ‘
fisluud, Connecticut. New York, NewJemey,
[Pennsylvanim Maryland, Dolawarfi, WesL
! Virginia, Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
2 Wisconsin. Minnesota, and of Inch other
States as may hereafter desire to be repre
-Igranted in thi.a Corporation, which Tmueul’
inhall, at their fir-t meeting, be dividéd into
, three clasues. The térm' of oflioe of the
l firm: class to expire on the first‘day of Jan:
lnary, 186;). The second clue: on the :fir-t'
{day ofJanunry. 1866. Tbe‘third class on
{the first of Jubu’ary, 1867. The vacancieq‘
'thns occurring tube filled by the nevcr_ul_
lGovrrnors, and the persons tinu‘hppointetl ‘
ito fill such vncnncies, to hold their allies far
the turn: ‘lf three years. This, Corporation
' to have t-icl'u.».ivecontrol of tho Solaiers'
Nationa‘l Pennetery, : ‘ a
l Third, The following in~ the esitimatcd
=exponsc offinishingthe Cemetery; 868,500;
Fourih, T but the several States he naked
{to spurnpriate a sum of money. to be deter
rmined by a, division of the estimated, ex
‘ penscs according tr; representation in Con
lgrens, to be amended in defraying the cost. ’
‘of removing and rointerrlng the dent; angle
l finishing the cemetery, nutter direction}: 0?
1 the cemetery corporation. ' a 9
, ‘ Fifth, When the cemetery shall' hat-3:2
lbccn finished. the grounlln are to be Imp: ‘
' in Onléruthe home and enclosure in whip,
[out of: Fund crantml by annual npprnprin-.
ltiona made by the States which may he re
: presented in the (‘mnett‘ry corporation, in pm.
7 portion to their representation in‘Congmss.
‘f 0n motion nH‘nl. Berry, ‘bf y’arylon-i,
‘the report of the committee w" Implant,
'and the committee discharged. ‘
‘lt. was moi-ed by Col. Berry, 9f Mary
land: that the report of the committee ‘1»-
confidered rm‘ulim, which wu educnrred in,
and the report Ins then adopted in detail.
Learn from the Governors of the {allow
ing States were received by Mr. M'ills,
Chairman of the Conventionvwhioh we're
not repremntcd by Comminionen, express
ing their difipnsilion‘to apprové my. ransom.-
hl'e action 'of the Convention in referenéc to
the completion of the écmeuery ‘ IfGeuyy
burg, Pm, viz.: =3 ‘ 3
“on. “llorhio Snymour. of New Yark.
Hon. Austin Blnir, ot’lh‘uhignn. ‘ _
Hon. Jame: Y. Smith, of Rhode Island. ‘
Hun. Wm. Cnnnnnmi Dr‘nwnre. ' .
Hon. Henry G. Swill. of .\liunesou. _
' On motion of Jr. Scobey,‘of New Jiv
say. tho following gommittee w“ ‘ap’pbintnl
Iby the Chairman. “with the View to pro
;cure designs of g monument to be erected
iid the cemetery : .~ ‘
Hon. Levfi Sit-obey, of New Jersey. »
_Hon. [L W. Norms, ofllnine. 0
Mr. D. W. Brown, of Ohio. ‘ ‘
(‘Ol. J. G. Sn-nhenson, oflndinna. '
Col. John S. Berry, of Maryland. 1 .
g ()6 motnpn ol Mr. Alfred Colt, of Connem,
5 trout, the plans and designs 6t tim Soldiers“ ‘
; National Cemvtery, as laid out Ind daighed
l U) Mr. W-m. Snundun', were adopted by ‘ha ,
« Convention. . V
A motiou was made by Mr. Coit. of Con
neqticut, _returning thanks to Mr. Wni.
Sanders for the qc‘signs lug} driving. fur.
ninhad gratuitously for tha Sol-lien N 3.
tionnl Cemetery at Gettysburg, Pa. ;whioh
no unanimonyly adopted.‘ ‘
Manwn. of Ohio, ofl'eigd the follow
ing,- which waaadogted; ‘ :"
jßuohml, That Ir. Win. Saudi?- be.
«authordile u.- furnish forty photograph of
the plan cf the Soldiers' Nuioml Cm.-
tcry, for the use of the sates lining pol
diequuried therain. .
l; ,5 DAVID WILLS, Pruidont.
1‘ W. I'. Submit, Secretary. _
‘WCOL Gen. 11. Hanks, Superintogdofit
0‘- Frdiadom in the flu" Departmoda, whi.
mum home to Burlington; Conn“ WI! ll
llulted with decapd eggs, . ‘
~;fl’A morrgage was lately uh on no
ord in Illinois which had $l9BO Worth of
gbvemmem stamps Ittached toil. z. . .
V m-«crwtm ~
,‘fi'Gen. Bargaido ” iii "‘ fut
on Sunday, from}? m -. Haiti,
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