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STAIILI: EDITOI AND PIOPIIE‘I‘OI
GETTYSBUBG. PA
CIE
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 1854
‘ V [YIA'OB'I'ANT :'
‘7‘ 1L uﬁbrall ~us much .pleasure to 'pizbliah
1.2.4- subjoined despatch‘ announcing {ln}
~ )no-meemont. of the Democratic Pruiden
:— ﬁnl Convention go the 29m of Allguati
rusrvuxmnﬂ or 7m: x “‘lo)th DEM
Quanta (‘oxvm'ru_>.\x '
ﬁsclu. nmsrncn in nu: rmunurnu 50!.
E ‘ " Nt-W York. June 22.
. The National Democrulic Committee (19-
cido-«l Ibis ﬁvening tn w-s-x rnsn TUE urns-c
or 111:, ‘szocnnrc Cosrnnox. winch had
been emu-. 1 rm-July 4m. ’l'llli mxvm
'l'lON' WILL HE HELD IN CUICA‘EU,‘U.\'
MUN DAY. AUU Us’l‘ 29m.
LINCOLN’I STAR BETTING
\Vhilst in‘convcrsnlinn wilh a pmmiﬁcpt
Dam-)cruﬁsevoinl mumhs ago. _when ”in
inmp'pctu of the Democracy beeuu-d glonmy
N ,qnougb, jm rzplesaeu to us the belief that.
' Veircumstanooa would transpire between that.
I'lmriml and the President-in! election w'hiph'l
would cause such a. revulsion in. pqpulur
sentiment in' the sorld has rarelysecn—
‘ limb w Imsvy would be the current. against
; Lincoln that nil'ﬁ ‘woul ‘ ashamed to ac
‘ k‘huwlmlga they lm4<lt7vfnr him. or éivon
hi} fanatical 3an dc ruélive Adluiniatrn-
sion any support.
\ llvr-nu on u'll sides an: ulrc-mly tending
ﬁn tho] (lira-lion indicn'.ed.. The lwnpk'
are beginning to dunk. The)" can no longer
uvnid Inching the facts in the: fsxcle~th6~y
can no lungvr shut. llu-ir eyes [‘9 the pur-
poser ofAlmlrlionism. They cannot bu! soc
.{lml (he lemlqm nl' um rnnJlil‘ﬂl Wily wall
' atop at up expt-nup of blood niid ﬁrm-urt- 10'
ucnmplizli the nbdlatinn ol‘ bluvery<llmf
pinch the Uninn itself [nu-«l give wayi-nllu-j'
tlmn Hwy shall {nil in this thirty-yon]!
Pherizhml purpOso. Draft. follows draft
\mm lnxv trmids l'uxt upon the: Imels of
uno‘lu‘r. Gold lip—glugnbavks ‘duwne-
Prices wild. and growing wildvr. There is
1.35?!" and auxin-t): in every quarter-the
pry-cpl gloomy. and the future portemling
nnly the dvnymd fur greater sacriﬁma and
puﬁ'erings on the part of the people.
In this 9!.qu of things they ﬁnd it nocos~
nry (0 look for n—licfto another quarter—4o
look [01]": oquqansérvxliva Dcmotmuc party.
the putty of ihu Conatilulion. of law and
,onltfeﬂm whilg man's party. I’é tiniuigmnd
old organimtipn there is help,nnd in it
byﬂy. Abolitionism was bred'in iniquity.
‘ und‘no gog'd can come of it. It must. be
_zyaled out at power, if the country is to be
K )zqvm‘l. We lare g'md _to' know llmt Dr'mo
pratio prospects are brightening‘ every (by
more and more. so much 50 as “(n promise
Lhégvekrwhelming defeat o’f.Linga!n. God
‘- grmt sn auspicious u fnybr to {lns torn,
~( bleeding and warring hation.
. The Commutation (Yuma—ln the House of
‘Hﬁu‘eaeglatﬁ'ési on Monday, Mr. Schenﬁk
reported a bill in regsrgl to future leftq.
A motion was made (0 atyike out Um ﬁrst.
_ set-lion. ($95300 repealin’g clnuw,) and‘ it
prevailed by a vote 94t 100 to 50.“ ’l‘his de
l #5l! will, 3.1-. hqpe, give the repeal move
- 31mins its quietus. _
’l‘he Senate. on Wednesday night. pas.-
ml a bill to roﬁenl tho $3OO clauw, amLthe
,‘b-I-üblLans'of the House held a caucus on
{l'hurmlay nig t and decided in favor of the
s. ,s?le also. ' ,
- AI/jourmntql or Gnlgrth—Jrhe wh‘nlocpuﬂ
‘ - )Iry will rojnicn to lmrn that {hi-x most. mn
-4 gighleoua Congrews will adjourn rm Thurs
'd§.y m-xt, “13 hut. dny ofJune. ‘
‘~ WW"! Ar'mlrong Democrat, the old
‘_‘“ Donn-“rude organ in that county. hushmst
_ pd 1.1.9. ti'cku-L of Lincoln nud JObnhOu.-‘-
[q balm-m iter'ltlﬁje.
' The “ Armihong Democrat ” has for
Y years been :1. d‘ilTy,Abolitia'n sheet. and the
. psert’mn now that it is a Demo'cmticorgan,
, . i_n nimply a falsehood. known to be such-by
_ ,mp ahodinl‘e‘wHo wrote it. ,
~- -'--'-°°-—-:-:
‘5 Email)“ and Erpm}.li{ur¢:.—The Rogixter
.oflha Treasury, in his report to Congress.
. ~ nhlexlhnt Hm receipts of the Goverumem
‘ ‘ ﬁfﬂanum‘y, I¢bninry and March, were as
’4 follows : \
_ g (‘uslums‘m-J-ﬁ.‘..........................527.43°.654,
..’!ngemnl Revenue...................:......27,1.85,212
‘ 'l he cémmutatinu ($1300) nrioney received
_—': for the»; three mon'tha was $6,440,886;
?\ Expexiditures for théthreo months :
' Arm;
é ’ . What asplandid busin’e'ss—an egpenseof
L pro hundred aml eleven millions of dollars
hﬂzhree months against an income of ﬁfty
ﬁvo millions of dollars in the same time.
‘- llow‘we an: growing rich I
‘ 77:: Dear amt-1231:1113 lii-my correspon
dent of the NKIY. Tribune, writing about.
the disiingniyhed Servigcs of “sm\kcd_Y:m
-‘ toes" in guardihg trains 3nd prisoners, nml‘
‘7 ouch like light undA pleaspnt duty,‘says:
.“Vo kayo seep theuf on' pickep, than; hands
#3593511)” their mueketsb losikﬁpg out
, wiui s’mtehful eye into the wooﬂs'aud
‘ _ﬁekds which might conceal a lurking ene
‘ :1». We have see!) them upon the march
in close mph, with elastic and Gilling
‘uepsi in strong comm: with the loose.
_guolmy’uhuﬂmg pit of our chosen vete
gggs." "What youldn’t. such any writeri
nix About mayo soldiers in can they had I
» no! merit. to chronicle? When they tax
\ pink fancy to “to: them and disparage
gunman veterans. the en‘ect of n liule ac
, giﬁi‘l who by the negroeu would throw
ouch '_rildl'l into ,the,be\-enth hvgven of
Hymn". ‘_.- -
”Uncle Abe signnﬂud his rmnoﬁina
' {son by a magmandntion in congress to
gap“! the $3OO exemption elm». This in
the Sm. gig» of the political campaign. He
gym go 3e} u may” men into the army as
‘ » imihlo, po that he _cm the more convcn'g
pntly ulnml :e thug. . ‘
3?! h3go .ruipa‘el 1:: commission in
this I.llllpr "gain 553 mg qupr 0.
PH Ig: ~. .
#l?!th ﬂask-“rm? awn who who
5 pay ran as American mun-n..:—
hmu‘ It ‘worgq of gaping linayilm. Fre
m'a‘eﬂy'v: ' ' ‘ " '
\
MEE
$193,477.74n
. 17,751.;45
AXDRI' JACKIOS
l The Alx)_|itiori\paporl bun bet-n publish
. ing the {allowing letter {mm General Juk
;-On with some com°iqnnu ntolep from the
View Yell: Tnbunc, cloning with thé rvmuk
iihn “ copperhead pupci: are expected to
copy :", ' _
, R“ Warmxnrnu. Prh. 19. 1837.
p ‘ “ Mr I). n .\IJDAI ;-Byaleuerrooeived
. Mil" from youryloar hurband, it com
imunicatg‘d to me the joyful intelligence
that you havn pri-icntml him with A lovely
lam, and ilmt ynu illtl‘nfl honoring me with
'hin nnnie byw illmg him Andrew Jackson.
:1 mil)- Allyn-cine the honor you bestow
upon mo; a iii-miter could nohba confe I'Pd,
mi it gih'ﬂ eflllPllce of your cpuﬁdeucelund
esterni. I :hull duly therivb it.
I “l .incen-ly regrct that I cannot be par
sonally pmM-ut and net as godfather when
inn is presented to his God and Savior in
the holy ordination (it baptism: but I truu
'my friend Shinuel‘ Swartwout, I&qu will
{have the goodness to reprt-sc-nt me, as my
lpruxy, on Um. solemn occasion; and) have 1
f to request that you,:md your ,dear husband‘
lprewnt thi~tJ my ri'tiiic-sl. to him. nnd utter-i
lwurd I i-liiill inlrust my obligations to this ‘
idPar boy to your mEiterrz-il care and that of i
ihi. deq‘ father, as my dolhhty at present
iadmnnishe: me that I will never have the i
lpleaeure to see him. unlesii I should be how;
iorml With a visit by you and him and hi~il
ifnthc-r iii the “(‘lmllngf'. I can only oﬂ'er'
.up‘my vlaily prayers for him. I
i "I incluse herewith the uuualgilt to this;
lnnniesuko thm l ‘liuvP hektnwad to all my,
‘otlli‘i's—lt lwnr: the impress of thp Eagle of;
his Pauntry. (lixiilnyc-il on nil her bannersu ‘
and as the child priﬁwn in yr‘nrs and in wig-l
Lloni l‘huvn tn dept-'ml upon you to r-xplninE
.to him. Wll’lllitls:lhjllllt'llﬂll of hi,l godfulher.|
'tliut whom I‘? arrives iii. the years oi man-l
hand he will always he found niisluiningthe
'Eiiglc of his Country from the insult, or:
'grnsp, of u farcigri {oo,auJlhc .m'll more dim“
L 530“: runny. [,lj‘. iiilrrztinc (i'uiiirr, who may '(n-l
{guy/c: in (/1: wirlnvt SCr'lC/Ilt' qfacccring our g}trrt:‘,
lous L'mnn. upn-iLw/uvli dirrmls (105 ll’fl‘yrl/Hufwrl ,
,qur‘ﬁa/iny Ijuvrnmenl. w/u'c/c wivl 6?”!!in so'
;[nn_i] us uurAi-qu'n/rm/nl 53/:(qm lads, ("Ml nu;
”my”. Inalt’ it In: ml‘ml that ullT Raina! U-'
,‘m‘uu mild! (m pnivrrrri. To the pntriutiam Hf
‘hie Ili-zlr lml‘olfls Itruut this lr-mmi in he:
lcnrly impi-emd, With nil mural \‘iitucs, on
Y his mind. { ' K
"1 Log ymilln kiss the door boy for me,_
'and yin-sent him With my blt‘sslllu. Myv
prnyers w.ll he conitiintly» offered up for!
'him. ihnt hoinmy havn :i inn; and u~el'ul
ihle; that he m iy he a blowing to lii~l parent;
tin llu-ir declining yean. and a happy in)-
lmni‘tulily. With my mica» prayers for '
:your and yogi: (leiir hu-clfuiiil’s wolthre anill
happiness hero and higher, and ”‘“LUf,
'yniir iimiiiblp fmiiily, . '
I_ "l mu, vary respectfully, your friend, i
, . , “Awnmv lacxsos. ‘
' “ )lnxJicumw. nf'lh'e (‘in of .\'ew York."
ln tho language of the New York [My
“00]., we accept. the challenge of the
Tubmiz with great. pleasure, and we slmll
sec whelhm- Mr. Ulecley will be as really
to mpy our ,rnmnrks‘ as we are to lay his be
fore our i-qmlor-I. “be fully agree withen.
Jackson in all he éayq about the “intestine
traitor, who may engage in the wicked
inchemo of severing on: glorious Union."—
And we also’ nun-e with Gen. Jackson naJo
who tlu'ao 'inlextine traitor: me, as he ex
prc'swd it in IS“, in these word»:
1‘ The Abolition party is n (li>lr{yal organ~
lz'ttlpn. lts' protemlml love of frmdnnl
Inmuh nothing mnre nor loss than vii-{l your.
All panic: \huul-l unite to expme thvir in
tenlibns and arrest xholr fulﬁllment.”
It iijust twenty years since Jackson ut
tered these words—ﬂue they not fulﬁlled
like .1 prophecy? .le this “ disloyal nrgnni
zstion," of which the editor of the Tribune
i 4. a shining light, -ul never existed, we
should never have Ed this civil wur, and
the Union would to' ay be mi prosperous
and happy as ever; The Abolition p'nrty
is the "(lislovxl orgnnizttion” which has
broken the Union. In his Fax-elven Ad
(tll‘9s‘, President Jukson said : I “ The (hu
slilution cannot be maintamrd, nor tho Union
prawn-ed. in opposition to public feeling, by
the more Hertinn ol‘ the coercive powers of
the government.” This it. the great truth
which the "Copperhends" hure'heen trying
towork into the obtuse brain of Mr, Lin
coln. If the editor of the Trzbune will not
receive this wholemme fuel. from the “Cop
perheuds, " will he learn it of Jackson?—
Aud while he seems in rm amiable mood
towards th ti. great statesman, we commend
to him these other words in the farewell ad
dress of tho old hero. Referring to. the
idea. of a war between the North and South,
he said: “if such a struggle is once bo—
gun, and the eitizens of one section of the
country are nrmyed in arms against. those
of the other, let. the battle result as it. may.
there will be an end :of the L'nionnind with
it an end of the hope of freedom.” Now
it in for repeating this very truth that the
Tribune calls Democrats "Copperhendsf’l—
'ln the very letter which the Tribune’s!)-
provmgly quotes, Jackson says, that “our
glorious l'nion, upon which depends the
perpetuation ofour happy government. will
endure so long M our cmz/cdrraud :yslem‘
lasts, and no longef.” This rig-tin is just
what the Tribune has been denouncing as.
“pure Copperheatlism.“ It is what Mr.
Lincoln calls “the mischievous heresy of
State rights.” Lincoln and his porty are
now striving to overthrow “our coigldera/cd
system,” ﬁnd to fasten a consolidated system
upon its ruins. At this treasonahle busi~
new the editor of the Tribune works night
and day. It this very letter of General
Jackson's, which the editor of the ’l‘rilzune
thought he wmf so smartly quoting, were a
rope. itrwould hang him for a traitor. He
is one of those inhalin!‘ traitor: to whom the
letter refers, as those who are seeking to
lestroy "‘our confederated system." He is
at. the head of that “disloyal organization,”
which in 184-! Jackson declared would end
iin “civil wnri’.’ We sincerely hope the Tri
buna will discover some more of these in
‘structive letters of Old Hickory. ~
“Our SJlu'im Baily Diwing.”-Such is one 1
of the‘ head lines of that loyalujgnsation
newspaper, the Philadelphia Inquire-r, of the ‘
Bth June. ‘ }
Everybodyrememben thethaly horror and ‘
the vast. indignntion of tlletgbévo papennd!
all other: of Africnu proclivitiel, at the use ‘
of the xpada by Gen.,McClellan. Eben wu
no defense, excuseoreven puliatio l“ for such ‘
; proceeding. Ridicule, denunciation, epi
theta were hnped upon his devoted he‘d.
"Fhickahominy Grave Digger" was Imong
the mildk-st name; applied to him by the
Loydiats. .
Sow, two you: liter-wards. we banana.
Gnu: directly in McClellan’s tracks, iuni
with mtgmw the radical papers Innpjhzoo
"Our Soldiers busily digging.” And theré
before thou Chickshorqiqy Stumps, Grant
lost. morb men than McCliallnn did; Ind
yet no Democntic pupa: speaks harshly of
Gen. Gnu. or condemn: his course or
procuqipp. _BO mag howevtr now look:
tori accept! or We!” ‘9 9n twig“
qowopapor: A
”Em": an mik'ing in Fred: ' '
#9 s 9 erect a ﬁrst aim 50% ; ‘"'“; m 3"
il.“ .ETI'IN or ‘JAI.LAN.IUIIAH.: 'nA'l‘ THE F'R’IONTUﬁ’ LB: ”0-
1 Th. sudden return ofVaihmdiﬁnm from ' INC.
{hil invotunmry exile has evidently taken,
; tho politieitm at. Wuhingﬁon by surprise. E
' IL is announced. on their behalt, that they
’do not ptbpbse 10 our}; their sentence of'
banishment or ﬂuent. crimpyilonment Apto
further eﬂ‘eﬂ! ihi: well! . ‘
Seldom, says the Albany Aqua, {an my
thing in Ilium); occurred more ihinmous
lthnn the midnight capxuro. miiiéiry 59n-
Ilence and dppprtntion of this cilia-n. It is
with astonishment that we refer bwk to the
trial, and read upon what slight pretext. he
was secured, upon what feeble evidence
coanicted, by what perversion: oquw (lu
judgment was maintained, and under what
usurpation of nulhorilyghe was ﬁnally len-
Leuced ! -
He had said in a speech at a public meet»
in; in his owa State, that. this wnr was
“with-d, cruel and unrecessary."T-“ a war
for the purpose of crushing out liberty and
erecting a derS‘otiain "—“a war for the free‘
dom oC tho( bhcks and the enslavcment of
the whiles’b—he said he “wns resolved to do
whu he could to defeat the attempt now
being made to build up a monarchy upon
the ruins of our Free Governn)enl."r~
Vague lungungelme this, which has been
surpnt-red in gravity by the charges made
by the memhci‘s‘nf the Cabinet ug‘uinst each
othrr. and by" promiant Rppuhlicnn politi
cims against. the Administration,’ was the
sole ground (If nccueminn.
"l'lm mmk-mindevl Burnside, whpbad sent
in military spymlhguisr-d, to listen (0 and
inporl the speech, .‘l‘llt a squad of solJicrs
to urn-a 1 the obnoxious citizen. “See that
Hm nrrvst is made as quietly as pnﬁyisilile;
endeavor to ulrive hora before daylight to
monow morning,” were the imlruclicns in
pursuqncc -of which Vulldmlxgham was
seized at. midnight. in his bed. _
The mod: trial vnded in a sentence of
imprisonment in Fort Wain-n. which '“':ls
clmnzed Ln lmni=hment b’yilie following or
der ofllm President:
I'. S. Mllnuvy"l‘e!egraph. May”, 1803.
{Cipher]—— ‘
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' .\'Ht': 'l‘lw#'|e-i|lnnt rlirroh Hmt, withouf
ﬁduiuy, yq' m- n 1 ('. L. Vatlnndigham umlm‘
secum‘gu‘E-WL tn the heudqwm'tqra of Gen.
Roam-mus,” to be put. by him Ineyodd our
Imililxu‘y lmom am] in _cuSc .o/In'x wi-rrn wit/ﬁn,
our (mu [/3 Le arrch’ Hull-kept In close custody
‘fm‘ the term spur-W3l in his Sflllfllff.
‘ .By order 01 the President. ~
. En. M. CANDY.
l Buigmlinr General and A. A. G.
. Please acknowledge leceipf of this, and
time when rccvjved, by xoqumt of
Brig. Gen. (‘.n'uv
TIM-r 0 never wag a grnswrnct ol folly than
this of Presidmt Lincoln. It was dictated
by the lowest feelings of partisan halted.
It. Wm wantnn nml lawleu. It provoked
everywhere rmnomtmnco and indignation.
Tthkmncmtl of Ohio nnminntod him for
(lovérnnr, and gave to him 155,464 votes.
’san who-hail bt'llLVGd Mr. Lincoln honest,
and patriotic. ceased sottn rngm'd him. :mut
taking tlm memure uf his thlinels by this
act, Jasmin-(1 0f the salvation of the coun
try entrusted to such api 13‘! Much of
the bittvrnﬂs with wlfch Sn now regqrxl
the diameter of the I‘rmidnnt, and Mill
which they will p'liﬁ it with bitter exqcm
liOu‘s to future gv-nomLious, glibws out. of
this once. . .
It was the only battle in which the Com
mimlor—ierhicf lul in/pm‘son—nnll ix. was
ngnimt n, fullmv—citizun 21ml :1 member ofhis
own Gnvernment. It \m: his only viotnr‘y
—:l‘ vigtory over Law «ml Justice and ,Truth.
Ten: rii' llmu=amh hml been sncnﬁred by
him, but thin was his gnly pziml'ler, nn‘l he
propaned to make the Reh'cls his iuilors!
Will he campll-te this his only success by
cm‘ryinz'into eﬂlfct his throat to imprison
his victim slmult‘l hb'return? Yes; if lié
cnnjmke political ciwitul out of it; and if
he 11:15 the courage. We await the result. of
his rvﬂeczion's. " ‘
WThe re-nnmination of Lincoln in the
present exigencies of the country. (my:
the l'u’lzy S/nriL) is an insult to the intelli
genco‘ot‘ the American people. He has
proven himself totally unﬁt. for the posi-‘
tion he holds. .110 is weak. incapable, va
cillating. a time :crvcr, without either wise_
compreheminn of the present or uagacious
forecast of the future.. ’l'hgough hid mis
management arrd imbecility during three
years of bloody civil war, the resources of
the country have been wasted, thousands
of lives have been uselessly sacrificed and
millions of treasure squandered,leaving the
prospect of peace and a. restored Union, as
tar as human foresight. can go, as-distant
now as; at. the beginning. Ila has lent,
himself to tho schemes pfthebold bad men
around him, in whose hands he is a mere
tool to carry out their wicked designs. He
has prostituted the war from the high and
noble object for nhich it was commenced
to the baseet and most ignoble partisan pur
poses. By his selﬁ:hness and partisan pol~
icy, he has chilled the artlor and enthu
siasm of the people which at. the ﬁrst so no<
bly responded to the calls of patriotiam,
and in consequence is.now compelled to
ﬁll the dccimated ranks of the army by
means of; mercileSS conscription. He has
violated the personal liberty of the citizen
"by his arbitrary arrests and unwarrantahle
and unlawful searches and seizures. He
has attempted to stiﬂe the voice of an an
tagonistic public sentiment by tho suppreso
aion of free speech and ofree press. He
has suspended the priviliges of the writ of
Aubm corpus, and denied the citizen the
right of trial by jury. He has arrested citi
zm without. warrant or prooeu of law,
tried them (or pretended offences before
military commissions, and .iuﬂinted pun
ishments upon them unknown to'our Con
stitution and Laws. In theft, in the lan
guage of General Fremont, "the ordlnary
‘ right: with the Comtitutian and the (4103‘ oft/u:
tawdry have been violascd, and extraordinary
5 power: have been warped by (A 4 Etienne.”
Such is tho public record oflhe mm who
is I. second ‘time presented tthe Ameri
hoa‘n people for their suﬁ‘ruges #9: the ﬁnt
oﬂico in their gift. Unless the spirit of ‘76
is totally extinct in‘lhe hearts of. mujorily
of the people, he will be most inglcrioualy
dofo nted. '
ﬁldncoln and his party adherents an
more seriously troubled and depresied by
the pov‘verful ﬂank movement. executed by
the Cleveland cnnvention, tbs!) they would!
have beqn by - ﬂank movement. on Wash
ington by Lee’- um). Gage} bye, Abru
ham‘! ' ‘ '
wféßrickf’lPomeguy up, an} it’ former
limo; “etegnnl viﬁlwm In: the priw qr
ﬁber!!!” pup. now It ism qr g sqbbgitute,
As an indication of the exciting chino
ter nfthe poliliml cnmpuign upon which
we are en's-ring. the \. Y 3 Juvmm? of UM
wwc: mentiom than vFrenmm'n {ﬁg-n“ in
lhst city no organizing clubs upon w‘lnr
gnst ICJIO- 'Fiie Genlml Club (room: on
Broadway near Nth kt: t) is A complex.
institution of its kind, 1:?! will be followed
by the establishment ofsimilnr organizi
tmns in each ward. Although cut oil" from
Goi'crnnient patronage, the Fremonterl
seem to have members and money enough
to carry on a large politiczil business. and
will ask no oddi of their ~peculiar antago
nists,‘ the Lincoln men. It is said to be
themintentiun to outdoetfery demonstra
tion Wllichjhg Loyal Leagues; or Lincoln
clubs. mgy' nigﬁ'e in the interest of the 13.1.1-
thore”m‘:kct.. and lshow by indubiluble
evidence that the Fremonters can always
mutter the larger crowd and the more en
thusiasm. . Tue contest b¢twecu the two
will give‘ peculiar spice and animation 'lO
the cgmluign. g
T/(e letinfarc (‘anvcnlio'mj—The lelegrﬂph
brought the inteliigence at the sxsme 'time
yesterday that [he Balliﬁmru convention
hall re-lmminutcd Abrahxim Lincoln and
that gold had advanced in New York to 195.
The lulger wvcnt indchtu's 11m public conﬁ
dence inspired by the farther.
If the when of the. Bxllilnore Convention
I produced no great“! demonstration of [Sub
jlicjuy anywhere else thn in Chicago, the
”101 ml.” duhght all pvur the country. in
ﬂnmll indeed. llcne.mot lhp slighte:t sen
gsnliun was visiblp. Not. one pelson“ was
lsevn to congratulate another. Not one
{bun-uh was heard. Nobody *turned usxde
jw discuss with any other body the occur
ircncc. The news fell thtyand dead upon
- the puhhc pulai’. If Lhc Federal ofﬁce-hol
iders had ﬁxed a mime, or x-cnt u locket, (3r
il-uxlt a bun-ﬁre, it. would have been name
irehgf to the univmsul calmly-sane». They
Idid nothing nflhe :ox'l. Even they diid not.
Memonslmle in any uny.-'—-L‘/.J.:ugo Twins.
[‘Q'Aznnng the good signs'mn‘nil‘es‘ling
‘thet isulvos one after {mother are these 2——
r'l‘hekubscriptiun li-lts gt Democratic papers
'nro everywhere on t'hé incrom‘o, \vhilkt
. thew of tho .\‘inlition put-era are gmicml'ry
‘on the (Increase. This izia mist healthy
‘imlii-ution. It. shows that the people are
gPtling'tirqd of the continued lying of thé
lni'ggc‘r organ. and ﬁnd that in the Unmo
lcratic Jun: nuls alone can they look for the
Itluth. Whether an the War, the ﬁn moss.
llhe taxes, or any other subject. the Aboli
i t'ion papers think or nothing but to midmd
land Immbuy. '[hey decciireil the people in
. the election of Lincoln. and hope to I‘B-eloct
him by keeping up Mr drrtptian.
' lt. ii amu~ing to wituosn thi‘ pﬂ'm'ta of
[Lame of thesé editor»; to retain their num-
Flwr of rf‘ltdi'l‘i. Not only 510 timir columns
' term with all sorts of “ catch-penny" nﬁ'ers,
lbnt prrson'il etlhrts oil et'ery conceivable
'ctylv are nude. To no pun-pow, howovér.
[The public are getting their eynq open}?
i tlmre is “isomethixi: gnin'g wrong." They
v‘l-umo that, and they, know. too, that this}
Abolition editors are systematically trying
Ito kt‘ep the truth fmm them. llama the
general denim lo :q-penl (01.119 only chan
neh through which accurate infurnntion is
110 W '.O be had —llu- Dumncmtic l|.\p(‘l‘u.-
Tll5. people would hedning lhcmhelrea am!
the country a service by glving nll oth'ers
the go-lvy:
T/xe I’lelu’phiu A/qn—ll s’“! be seen Ly
reference (’0 nu sulverti-‘omgnt in unothnr
unlumn. Illa! (ho proprictrh-s 5f ”liajillle and
WON-conducted Democraligjnm'nul‘.n'cahnut
i‘suing a popular odntion for the bdming pr»
liticul canﬁpuign. The Age is in all respects
nmmbdoshuhle wiper, and the party ~houh'l
extend to it :1 full ~uppor'tmnd thus increase'
its usnfxlllm-ss us 3 defvnuer of Dechrnlic
principles m the amn-onclaing_Mruggle.
Tl”: .‘lrrtat If Guremar .‘llc.lury.f—AL the,
time of the quest of Governor Mcclnry, it.
was reported that it was ane on amount ofi
a “oompimvy.” The Inst number of the’
Columbia Critis, Guvéx'nor Medal)": paper. :
thus diiposos of that. story: I
I
8-) far as our mresl .\vns concerned furl
“(‘nn‘ipil‘ﬂt‘y.” it is Inn dirty and ﬁle :1 had-y
ms: to spend breath over. They darn! not:
even try us, and qus. (1' (a 501.1 [or us, when;
they ﬂl‘lerll us that they would do ‘9, but, f
nlmhdnnr‘d the whole thing until uerlOrluber,l
without Even npprisirxg us of the liwt! It);
is ju.~t. the thing for the tnnls of tho Lincoln)
despotisnl to me to injureour paper, mull/lat:
is all tiny cnrt abmt.’ ,
WA Washington correspc’n-lont any:
tlmt President Lincoln, since lniu nomina
tion at- Baltimm‘e, has returned to his
“smuttyjnkt-s" with increased unrtion.—
He exceeds himselfin nastiness. Senator
llarris,-ol New York; recently retired from
his lIFE’ECIICP, declaring to n friend that. his
self respect would not permit. him longer to
listen to such groes'imlecency of lnngm f.
@The New York Tribune, in its leading
editorial of June'lllh, thus acknowledges
a fact which Democrats have told the peo.
ple many limes over, ,nnd been called
"sympathizcrs with treason" for doing it;
“Our pnper dummy in notoriouslygb
rebundnnt, causing an inordinate and hurt
ful inﬂation of pricés.” i
, .- ..--.. A ...».-.M_._
Anothcr Lincoln T/u'ef 05m: to Grief.——l\'ew
York. June’ 23.-—.\'avy Agentillenderson
was arrested here yesterday, on awarrant
issued by Commissioner Betta. on serious
charg‘s. embracing fraud, bribery. and the
trunsmisﬁion'ol hiss vouchers. He ’lias
been held to bail in' “0.000. "g was re
moved fmm ofﬁce by the Presulen’l. and
Mr. Bridge, of the Navy Department, Ihu
tnkett charge of the ofﬁce. '
-" —-—-'——oo.‘r‘-'—~
ﬁThe \Vashingmn'Constitutionnl Uni
on 5.13:5: ‘ -
“It. is stated upon ofﬁcial authority. that
but. one man out of the whole number draf
ted in Ohio. has yet entered the service:
The balanoa have been exempted, paid
commutation. furnished subslilulas 61- ‘51“)-
daddlcd.’ Obio‘u quot: w 2320,000:” '
ﬁnk-k Taylor. the rebel Gnnoral who
dag-he'd Banks. is a son of Ext-President
lush-try Taylor. ‘ f '
Fm- Sah.-—Wa notice thn Hm editor of
the Fulton Detnocrnt. 3 pound Dum‘ocrutio
paper published in M’Conliollnburg.l‘l-‘ulton
county. bciuﬁ about to engagv. in qonneo
(inn with at on, in the publimlion of:
daily Ind weekly Democratic nounptper in
the city of Lancnater. will disguise o! the
Fulton Democnton renounblg torms. The
Democrat has a circulation f 700 copies,
Ind-in Inherit)“: pay. It has 1153 agood
paying advertising and jabbing.- pnlronuu',
md does all the County printing. The
county in one of the most rulinbly Dem»
cratig in the State.
To: young hwy" of [alum Ind energy
A ﬁne Opening it emu-ed. Addre
“ ‘ 11. G, SMITH; Ell. Democnt.
«. #Connouahw- F 9. . '
1m: My? Hews.
lIIZ‘VI' BA'I‘I‘LE .\'l‘ I'BTQIIIIUBU
. A heavy lmMe \vnn fought in front} of PB
tershurg nm Friday week. Without “butting
in much advantage {or vilher mule. A dus
pntgh from (he “Hulquuﬂom Q! the Army
of the Potomac, u'nlnlJune lb", 3 I’. 51.,
uys: ‘
"Our loss“. during {input “today: are
cstiumed at 5.000 klllpd'lhd wounded.
' ‘”fl'heJms ol‘ the runny ul mmo point: is
greater than ong but being generally be
hmd their emrem‘hmcnls lln-y were ﬁat 290
much expowd; and 0t cuume suffered less
on the whole. - o
"All the prisoners taken so far amount
to some 1,200 mm.” ‘ I
The Phila-lclpliio Ag! ol’ Wednmlay says-z
O‘n lust Friday maturing the Federal imltpi
approached Put‘orshurg from the north
around tptlieeastu 'l‘othegrytitli tho ground
wusopeii. Grin—rat L'iiuuks' \l-tll‘ tiittiriuri-’<)
corps WM north 0! the Appotuiittox and iii
front of the line (it Winks running riotn
Dutch Gap to Port. \anthull. Smith “as
muth ofthe Apn’otnuitux, With his northri n
ﬂunk upon the river batik. Hancock was
south of Smith and ult’urmll'ltml the [two
along the City Point Riilroail. \V.ttl'9:n
“"'} on rthe aouthetn Federnl ﬂink and iii.-
pro.iclied' Patenhurg from the litul, along
the Prince Georgi- mail. Katit‘z with caval
ry was in rent of Warren, protecting the
ﬂilllk.‘ \Vrtglit had not yet come up. ‘
J On Friday thinning at dayhrL-Ik Burnside
captured the two §itiall Tli‘lluhlll\ ll) In: Hunt,
bet the ant-my soon lutcml liiiii‘ in Tcllrt‘,
itiitl ie-ttiok their cannon. thin-ml \‘~ urn-n
tlfetrcxtetidcd his lull flank wutli from the
lirlltce George’s rpm! to the Niirtulk Rat‘-
rozitl. This i'ﬁili-nad, as it turn to a limit if!
the possession‘ol' tlical’i-dcml ”"’-iii», ‘w.i~ of
very hitti- use to itie‘encmy. 'l‘zio Lﬁtllé’dt‘j
rat“, liowevt-r. strtiitiiuhty opposed Witt--
rcn'i; movement, iiiitl _t was only tiller iiiucti
loss that. l‘ie‘acconipltrhetl it. Daring ﬁll
those [inaiimuvres there was heavy tiring
along the entire line, itiiil evvry )ltlt‘l‘Vitl ol‘
rest was employed by Grtint’é lmnt-s in en
tri‘ncli'mg. At. i 100" Smith was orilcit-il to
witlnli‘aw limit I'll: punt-0n llfulzliic Amid
tiiattnx. llUlilllt':I~l at Ten tabtirg. ll.iii. ”wk
extended ht~ tliiik IlttlLiHHlUl to the r‘in-t.
to ‘l‘l‘ the guiund menu-rt by South.—
Smitli initiate-it inwards ('ity I’u.iit. etimi-il
the Appomattox near their. tin-i (iii-.iiiiiiul
n'tirlh ut' the ‘Zth‘r'. irlit-re lit; '(‘UHIII anti
Broolti. 'l'iie appearance ol thy enmity
there “1N llll‘t'dlcllvlrg. ' ‘
Qn Friday uftcinuutr, .i general .isriaitlt i'. as
(tr-lewd :iiuiig_lliu t-ntite E'rtli'ril “HP.—
Watrvti, llttrtiattlt- :iiitl II‘HH‘UCk atlt'uiii-nl
to tho tittutki'ol' the envmy's wutks. 'l‘iie
CO3lllch “as re‘Jct'e and- bloody. fl'tie irm he
were found too strung for capture. Alli-r
fruitless ntt‘ltgqlei, thi- cululnth “'t'l'Q with
drawn. At dusk the (.‘Ulll't’dcl‘dlvilPt'gllll ti.
heavy Lantwiiailc, and ass uii an it was
Conn-lately tl.irk tut-y Intldt‘ all) attack upon
But tistde'a pu>it’tuii. A'tt-r ti rltiint cuntl.ct
they t-uytut‘e-l :i. puttiun of it' Michigan triti
ment, and turc'cd Burnside lu it—iiie llt'lll
lit: outer llnt: ut eltlréllcltlllellln. 'l'hi' ri-suit
oi Fiiiluy’. hiittle was uiit'ai'i‘uiable totirant.
and‘lie met \Tllll ~h‘\'t‘lc 10-ist‘s; Juat betiii’u
diitbuak on Saturday, the ()utitt-di-rutcs
wilhdrew from tlie’pnrtit’m tit l!.tii..~itlc's
earthworks lh-ty catiYUt'c-tl on l'rzday night.
On \thiirdaytnotiiiiigadiviuouutWright’s
('O‘t'lm mine up and tool: pusniun ttuith of
Hancock, on the hitiik of the .\_-}i.)::t.itmx
At. day-light llie COllit‘ﬁngnln opened. The
whoto Federal linc inn, ul'llt'l’ud to advance.
The enemy nth-red it .trrnuum oiiliiwition,
its on k‘l'l‘lly.li llaticut-k and Wrigut. made
a little tit’tigigss. lu‘it ti C'Jlllt'Llrl'ult: ham i_v
on the north bin-k oi the A; pbllml‘lut,
which threw shillis act-ox; the int‘r, titatlc
neurlv all the ground they took untenable.
Buttéide dill not advance at tilt. \VJrr-urv
on the .suttLlitrti flank, tiiuiitl \t-iy little
opposition, and iiiltjiiiCt‘tl aunt-‘3 giziin ﬁelds
l'urztlmut hiill it until. 'l‘lietu w.:< it lull iiii
til noon. A N‘Cttll'll :ll'ull‘k “'it: then tint-Ir.
[l.inmck and Burll‘tldu charged litt't'llt‘llly'b
wetks iii their limit 'lhvy ire-e II|"l W :l
furiuui cannutiide, 'ml utter a biicl, luL'l
frctnal atruggltg lt-il‘llurk unil ENVO up thi~
‘tilclnnt, .\t bl.\' itt‘tlit netting, \‘u'arrrn
mittlu inothw adv :tict- .icms.‘ 'llll‘glullll lltl‘l'l,
1,“; com‘tr" 3.443.“ in “you. l'ilL'-Illl“1|i't- .mll
:batiis. liflllil' hi} magic-s card»: 1. ll; Tlffﬂl‘ntJ.‘
lullllnutl to his ‘ltsl [mini g). ml bngaii‘ 0; lint;
throniii; upvat'iliwni-lis. lmtinghaturd .y: J‘ "‘ -»‘ ‘I ,~ .
night the Pull“! Fll'llt‘CAl iiiiity “a: L'ltguél'tll V A ten .mr‘ rX] l-o-mn orcurrml at the
in Liittcticltitig. NU Critili-tlorate 'llll.|t‘l{.~ll‘\l :l:lll!lL'th Aim-i; it? on Finlay, a (my “‘s'“
“eve liiaile, liiiwi‘wr. :l'lte have: Hi the utt-n lit-an”, l‘. 'U dork. It "mu-are ihiit
Feat-ml :iiiny iliiiiii; 'tlie', thy “it-. 9 quitt- turnip real ~llt'\ li-r ﬂit-tittrkn llJtl llt‘t"n mail:-
hca't‘v. 'l‘nelHtllu ltjallllt‘u. 11l :ll;lllv|l.\.llt~13nll wt out iii lili t-k pans to tlr)" niitl H"l
crs oi the motl inks. 'l'ht- Ccn‘ltu ll‘hl-llttud; lictn: made to «hunt a higher ll'tttpf‘t‘nlutt'
in its ‘old P0:t(t(>ll.—l ‘~ ‘ ‘ ! ”“'”! 3”) ‘l' .‘-'““"‘- “'1’?" 30"" 53'”th by ”i“,
Uri sunll‘ly very little we rlmm. sKlr‘lllt'ﬂl ot thr‘ ~-in.. Hie Letitiitiitlt-r_of t.“-
tnishiti'r utitl pickit tiring |'UllUliU\‘(l. 'tnt-Uimwiler and the it'llltilﬂlol‘y were at Solute
‘ a '- ' -- 'n "' ~. ~ l'tl butlrliti"
Lonlttluratm in hunt oi “.itrtn ﬂll\illl.t.(\l hi “it up. lm in ll.[tﬂl'llso ie . .~
so close to his lines that it “'.h tlaiimiuu». were '.“L'ql-V Ic-tin‘. m. jbpun lltF o‘xtilnstiitt
to move about iti then}. and in thy l‘iili-ral u 'lt'l'l'llill'“)-('|‘Dl‘ “an witm-qetl at the .\‘.‘trilu
soldiers vrqrcdtillitl. _Uti Sun-lay night .in . AI-out 1... W [MPH and opt) “omen llltll.("ll-‘
attack was [“llth upon Btll’llhh‘lt'. but. it “:tﬁ it'li-ly r‘lat‘lt‘tl ”(lit ill-“li\ Milt-ills?! \.lrl<ll;eNU‘niHr::
repulwd. lit the ttltcl'tttitit‘l jriitt wn a tint will." ~ :0 r." I. . . (t.
' ..‘ 'i. ‘- a'v -- ‘\<. . I! t - tt',‘ gnu-n. tl utter the hi»
ﬂ": 0' suit}, to L“'."“v'"n".l‘3 dx“ U 111. l:'i~ :Igl‘l‘llllilt'Sli‘tl tho- n- "k at recm'or'rn-v
“11°51”st Mini“) 'meid‘w 'it tinnitus”. the i.‘ 'i. I ‘I-imgrnmi rwiiimi in“?
_t , 1 )t “V inur ting m " - = ‘-'; _ - '.- -
ilitjg Cﬂnl?nnﬂit(‘lllln;l,.l‘ul nothing ot ltupulla’ brentakvr}, ljlllli lttl"l.‘l ('l‘: a l‘ll'l\;‘lill(ll:*d' their
(“'OB occuirut. The Federal luau“? lllllll’ttlf; {31.313113 ilhl-‘ti.tlil\:|lllill'; . FM” Winning:
{tiildf‘y and furl-‘11:; (:?m:‘.‘:(:ﬁoh;:::jg ylam-tl iii lltt‘ ‘lll‘m’lllltl—ﬂllrrk'rnult‘ﬁ.‘ Thi
”ﬁll‘enkr‘rpilut“::j hundred. ’““'» ntlmi-atacuncat they-iril t-::i< heart. Penilln'ﬂ-“lﬂ‘n
mm?" m'l r- ‘ ' 1 lo anrnnts of the tiiitmtttnutos reacherl ll’tu
lnu‘e iinttepoi-tctl.’ the tmﬂptlt‘ialts nah i‘ l v_,tl _' ll i~‘ ll “J no ‘ ftl
the north bank of the Ammul’attu; .ill Elm: place. L I'll: II .1?) :, (ll L mo nit
wily lrom l’ctgrsbttrg to Port \iziltttiilt, and iiiitilitﬁogi; HL“Scil:sl:3vg‘wrekep w, w“
have batier'ie iii p‘lnllton wlm'h MINE); ”"3 in“); ‘L‘W‘hm'w‘;l'é‘lin" ('th Willi! ”JIM.“
"o"]er llanlc' “Hamil ll.!lt1c:€h\fl.ll.ll 1' r 9511? (blllt'l‘iL’t llllt'lllfll. titul'stateb' lullill:.'ll19r [he
very much: “m r.” ”‘4‘ ‘ L‘” i f .mvdcrii it tho lionrltm (‘illl"hl the fire r.in
burgaud Richmond into :lm nonunion 01l “v t‘ 1‘ ,v t a '3l} '1 ~t
9 i ..‘“xi'fiir
. . ituttct: el- ~ '5-U
lggzlnl‘lfntitﬂile‘l tour humne l H lift”) to the \\lll’l(l\‘." (trait-pets in ll tmei. and
l Saute changes haveltakefn Phi“ iii (it’-iii‘fli'; ﬂailit‘r'“?tlﬁl'htlts‘t‘ﬂlulllllt'alt'u tho fire to the
cummund Wllltlll the ant aw i ays. ui~ ‘ . .. '1 1
“*5 ”“'" WW Tia”? “25;: r.
~ ‘ use urtni-riv UIH i: _t J . i . , . .~- , ,
Allliiilgiialtli‘liy: sell-ii liltlnnn-tl ml.) ilie lUtul l‘lfihl'llt'all‘l'»rt- 'l‘iit'en- tnuronre niur‘tiilly iii-
Car Is; utiilcr tirit'erui 3:091“. u“"l“,'.“'|“,-l““‘ .am “Ich ate haven or hunt} to;
command at. But titud.}llund|retl. “I‘ll “Per. ;‘:;:?C‘:I‘nltl::t;0l;:r.e T2l22:arleziziﬁti:;a:lt;}t;::2
-ei t 0 an » i tea. aticoc ' . ' '
3::TgkgllllzhfitmrFilthy}3‘l“} Gaunt“ 15”-" iii.ig:..z.nt\.ntiiltrlilich sove-tiil’toéis‘f pft‘itvuer
Dry ii” in ”mimmw cogmmml 0' lii: curl”. ixi'eigltiiil‘lliil: 1:?“ l'lilrli‘. ill]: 17):; Of lii: wlcliil’lsl
'l' . ' Thurs .t si- s:— ten: '1: t -'' 1' ,3 ‘' ‘
veryhteiiiijeﬂduoiimthat Gg’ullylms gin-n up {'«Vgil'fvo («-rluil. “f“’““';f'(“P"flfle‘l'm”
direct. attacks upon l’ctchbuig. ‘.tc llitnk \(l'lls‘lel‘ilm an l‘le tonne! ”:qu 3.31 m y.—
he .uns u Mk 5’- ‘ “:21”? “3.2. mm:
which he expects to lull] n “ incht “J, “lii'oli the oX!)l\‘l‘<‘loﬂ £Cl1f1’?‘i‘1“0lll(’:éX‘
32”?“ marched, haircut-. 13 n; h: evii, “mgr,“ “Wk .lllnm‘ m ”'6 rights. hm this
.w _ a sm“. :kirmiah 31:! only rerultt'tl in L'lH'lHVlllb’ into the air some
[GEEIESEQAJZhBenygorL done? Tue ““3 of at the limiting timbers. Quite: number
.truce sent. into the unruly"s ““3 ‘”" ”'“”‘ i were ‘"l“'s',d, "Plimlm'glrwm w"“:°‘."~’ 11’”
‘ed; 'but. In Ifrﬂngvulell‘: to b 3: “5:033:31, a; $23311; ff: r?ﬁ‘?:s:ﬁlﬁir:£iénlf
:ﬁnizumn’sgiilillul:Egg“, Uni n, wun‘fnhioii randuls it iliﬂirutt to tell who per
oguedme hteat intelligence is to halt “the“ ‘"“} “'“’ 93ml‘““- ,0” 7‘3““! "0‘
hf ‘ v. ‘k stenla “ﬂu-noon, No'm hail in. arm broken in Jumping from
233"}:mbtslgznivgd ' y lthﬁmtltlmz. Three boys are unsung,
b’l‘he sonteddi-uw- have I atrting force on, flail-v” 1‘ fe-‘Wd lb“! perished "1 “13 bull:
ital;:foi‘iilzeigniﬁlllltllgi-fliiii'pgliilahiliiiiiii‘.' ‘ "my two of tho bodirs have been identi
duHundred. unsuccessful uttenigu have ﬂag—{those 0!. 504 m!” @109: “Ind #"l'gﬁ
'boxn mm“ to drive them “WM- .\uuhclls rat oraii. lho number tl et ll I‘-l\
. ‘ clinch them. The f‘ml.‘ ohqrred remains—amt four other: badly
{mlu’gunmu ”"' ' ~ injtjretl nuinely- Hr Monti-on. clerk
eul gunboata, gum]- the river M m “1 Mis's M“Ell‘féalt ‘F'iubeibh Hunt and Ant“,
Dutch Gap, and prulccl the Hulk oi the ar- Btche 9 ~I u y
my. ' luu (’"‘.lledcml: ‘“')?agiaajlgili An inquest. was hold, and the following}:
“my: Duwh 0315" :2“ Pro?" nl u led a portion oftlio vortliét giv'en by thajuryE
M" Liiicolnmu tn '9” “moon's r.l t’l'hcy are or the opinion that Superinten
:ii it"“lifiwi‘. it“ 53:33: manila-333““! “WW" '"" guilty of most cultﬁbfo
“Grates: .Asifé‘ctilttwk upon Penn-13w; c?"'""‘.“’“ '"‘,ll “*l‘llﬁ‘méﬁv in pheing
iii Ilmost. h‘oiieim. A tltnk u‘wveme t, Il’lllbflll‘yi lnll-"llnln‘tlo suthtanceu so near a
th , ‘ c ture the town. ‘ ‘blutlding ﬁlled with humnuhelugs, indica
m’il'ttumﬁ'ijziazazl; any deﬁnite new: from I ""8 " '““‘“ "“klonltllnregirtl ofhl‘myhich
General siliermun’a army H at. length ex- Should W M‘Vot‘cly tobukod by the govern
[’“‘llwd.f .The Oonhnlfuten halverﬁit 'lT' ““’" - __ﬁ ..‘“ ...“ . _ __.___‘ ~
treated rain their pout i_oti not 0 a"? ‘li ' ’,. go 90 in'
tit and hints mtule no eduru tu retreatw 0." ”13:13: {:"RVS‘QVI. :uogp'l'hundiy.
Wudneudity only“ weak Gem-n 1 Lloukor it Therein 3"“ complaint. than “H” inn:
Corp- utuwked the Conlodi'l'lhl 3““ mid of rain
were re elated with heavy on. utu prim. '
Duet-.\vpere captured [“010 the Federal tit—v Tint| limugrupﬁio‘i‘umfgmt'tdwvzg
tacking party. Our lute" newt trout Ben- 5‘03? '"'! 0 ill,“ 0"" n l
on! Sherman to Tuesday night. Balm: " ““8"“! "WW“, ”I _
but Mien incm‘ntly. ’lhuro had been win P—nnﬁt-n. NY" 0 ”gem
venom mowmcnu madam“! attempts by of a lﬁ'uglo whyky dutiltery d _ .
tn. Federal umy to advance. They were warm tax for the mall)“ , y. ' .
"generally an _t t, tamer". thopgli ”W? n.. quota} in B'3 You; 03‘
MQWPFW 3’5» sigh“: mined. Itio {putty st .15. "Nobel y hunt I
Cunfrdt-mhs. it is repent-d, "sumo the of";
IHHh oon ull occtmom. They made uﬂerce
Muck om How'ud'u Corfu. which was re-I
pulsed. Theruil not' the slightest evidence 1
of nny intention of the Confederates to re
trnul. ‘ ~
m-nenl Hunter in Mill in the vicinity of
Lynchbutg. with Coniedrnles in from and
war of him. He h“ destroyed tome bridg
cs upan the milmd running between Gur‘
donsvillo and Lym‘hburg. General Croalg
and Avert-ll are wilh him. It is reported
llmt UH). Eirell‘s Corp; has been dcléched
trqm Lee's army, and sent westward after
”union. The nbsenceof Ewell from Peters.
buy-g n-ndcis this quite probably. 0n 51t
nuluY-lual. the Confederates report, Gener
al Hunter made an attack upoh Lynch
ll'ux L 3. He was repulsed, and it. 59911): hue giv
en up any furthgr unempis. The enemy
m-o th/n-nu'ning his rﬁar. and lm evidently
i 1 anximi~ In make his way nortlmxml.
‘ \iem‘ru! Sheridan's raiding party. nﬂpr
leavzng ‘er neighborhood of Gordonsnlle.
Went non-hymn through Sluntnylvnnm, nla
mod, to Fmdoriqksburg. Flwling they‘
could not grt out. there. they turned mulli
mm iingi haw arrived at. the While Home.
on tho l‘.-munkcy. 'l‘heir 105.4“; wen
quite horny.» Supplies have lgeen sent to
tin-in. . ‘ .
The gunman hive burhed all the wlmrves
(In Um l’nzomnc ut Arqufa Cgevk. and also
all the long \vlmrN-s wluch jut out from tlrd
nnrlh lrmk M the James at vuriou-z poi‘nts.
lid." Is u'me nude (0 save‘mo Acquia lnnd
ilmi, but elm-v warp fruilknsﬁ. <
‘(h Int-gall Fun-vat (PIE-graphed to Atlanta
tlml tlw lecn‘l killcd‘.‘wnulldn>(i and ca] -
tun-'1 m ”w rvvvnt Hctmy ovE-r Sung?» ex
cumls the number of ljnnfadmuuvs who
“Noun-,nlgml in the battle. Sturgis‘ h'uups
wr‘ru- prin "malty lu‘glocs. . '
Gx nerd ﬁx; -I. drnica that any rnidura hnvc
crmwd 'hc l‘niumnc. ‘
t The .L/C ut Fniv'luy snys':-—The movamonL
“Moi: ix Moan-hing in front of‘l'etersburg
h nnt yntt-xpluinml; It began nntTut‘aduy.
Mr. [pm-uh; hm! retutned to Washington
fmm hi~ th la the (amps. franspmts re
port. pumrllln ﬁringxon the Appomattox
anal Hm .Lunm ru'ers. ,_ ‘
' Um .IJHC‘ 12th the Fcllt-I'nl tnﬁix‘or; won
leln lu Hunt-atoll to be r-xpumﬂ to ”(It
Fcth'i'.” Inun‘muhncht. “Thorn me tin:
it-uoqua——-it_vmour, \Ve““t-li, Sc'nmnwn,
Rmdvr uni! HmkanT-‘h-wn c'bhmoh.
twrnty-ﬁvt- lumlmmnl enlgnvh und'n'xm'
'tﬂj-Hi': littt' «Hiven in u”_. 'l'hn ninws of
he L‘untt-dvnuc ofﬁcun to be grut tn the
'.lncl::.llmg ﬂat-t, have nozvyvt, been un
tnumwt. ‘ '
. Uu Mnn-1..y lu-t Gcnkr-xl Slnuidnn'; rav
uhy mun-ll :ul Whiu- ll')nse, (m Hm l'a
munkvv. 'l‘uey were ve}_v mun]: «limhlvd.
.l‘ln‘ee-fmn-ths M I!!!) harm-x ’hml‘ l-xnkvn
down..nm| mJny nﬁtlm men M-n- on 10 I.
Part 01' Hu- hn‘r- wilt-d ammo. llmlauce thm’n
lin- l’umunkry mi} bouts. 'l‘le‘anlerm-s
utlu-kod [Eu-nu. and n unmll Llnl fun-e
which gmimm \\'hilu‘llnu~m,~r\n .\lumhy.
:mrl [ln-10 \y us :| hxisk c'uleeat a“ ILly. "Hm
,l‘, n‘i-drnnv.‘ wtm- repuiw-l, though they
.\llll n mmn'ix: I'm» Vinnily. . ,
'l‘ln- num‘wr u! Udufdlli-I'lh" “imam-M of
“:11 In "no Nruf'ix Li I‘d-portm! :I'. ﬁfty Ih nu»
:mgl. ’l‘l..rly-ﬁve hundred of {Mm are
otii,ers
_ ‘"‘ I ER. ' (:‘u'uu i‘ In [anti-1;, un'l liar: Mr. “'.um-r to
AMovrm'yn':::’\'v:Fdér'l9:br‘:¢:;:nnnil:onfl, ddiwr u'n: omm’m. A lum-i ul,m;m'r hum
A 41:5]mh-h flplujlm Army 0! llm Palmn’nc’J.,(-.lmm‘u'rﬁh 'r'r! “'n l" '“ ‘““-‘"""“Wh ‘“”’
31H”) 11ml Gun Wilmu"«livihimmf mv'qlry Iﬁ'elulmaliun “ill htLr plan: uuﬁ‘ulps HIH.
moved In l 5" \Vr-inlnn Railroad 0n 'l‘huru-rnoxlh side, \erre a dinner will he trl\(‘-L Ii
. . ~ . . - ' . : ‘ . ’ . - . .
(“7" m‘d i\»lﬁ'(ll_!.ggkd- ”3.16%”.1e "F ”'"' ll; uul dou' lul Hm! man) ahuugt-la' \ul'u \MI
l.u|-:Il Hv-auhx spuon. Hue n-‘uunul uni-1' 1;: -. t ¢ ll ﬂ \ . - \'
.\.L-‘Lh ('mps ”1m mnvml fronLlheil “H ’“'! «Ifm “ mm Imm un 1‘ mumun. )
sxlmn'luwmul the \VrMnn haircut], and: s.ij 5,1,3": Imm. “hung llhmhu' :lu‘m.
\t‘hvn um‘l ”“- Jvlruault m phmk .roml ‘“‘“ 3m; \lhhil‘c Mr- R. um: 45m lad “I A. (:mgh! ‘.u
N-cunrl (,orps “as coulronlvd, by “.1. :1 I I l 'f .'l ' , l' 1 9 f
. t ' ~ ‘ ~. . we .
( all". and u sm'ut, bug-1m [HUI]! Qn~umL- ) "~“» ""' n‘) ‘ m “'l "”‘T"“ r“ )’ mn" “
Th.- I'. nfmh-y'nm vmtceedwl in gt HEngJ-n ‘ “'““ I"”<“v “1h!"- “” "““‘ 1“ ““’ ‘“‘: WW"—
l w Hank i=l a battery of llw'l'wolljh 30"
You k .\rli‘ll‘ery, :uplﬁurpriwd thunnhnlry.
w} forlznzit, “Em made-Lu! ii .\l‘ghl I‘f‘»2~l
:nu'v. um! lvll in'lr ul' thv'rgun‘ m Un
l..n AICM um n‘nvmy, "1'11:-l’mirrnl-Lnn-uu
Vngwin rr- outn'hlnln-J. the Fifth Cu. 14‘ on the
r g 3“ and ﬂu ‘deu ‘3 vrpslnl 1h“ 1““,
_ A ‘u w x.- 3'l ,-!.1 v. h going (-11 Mun: mt].
“3:111”th inkmh'v .Ill‘l nrullc’l‘y “1;“; lwmg
quvy. . . ’ ~ ‘
Ext-Losnw Jun 1.01:,
tr. Tnu’ “autumn-Tow
10“?» & 6W3.
cmm‘rmv‘ ELECTI()N.—The chem-57mg-
A President and Icven Mutants of Ever @3911
Cemetery)" uocinuqn cum cn‘ on Moi“,
hat, with lﬁiolluwing relult: ‘ _ ‘ I
‘ , , \ ‘
huidoul, .
Elev: Dr. S. 3. 5chmuckcr,.........10 '3l".
D. Mct‘onnughy,
ifanaggrs,
D. NeCre‘nryrunn
H. J. 51uh1e,.......
I). linden. ........
11.: Hi 11,............
D. Kendlehurl,.....
Jnuwmahrenuer,
John L. Tn1e,.......
The new board in pledged to ham! th‘e con.
no: of [he Cannery out to thy'Lol-Pold‘éﬁas
anon us Hm proper arrangemenu m (Lat. end
can be made. The run". (1' the elsction is
highly gmﬁiying :9 tony-niqe [Maths 0! our
cilizens. -
The new board organize-1 on Frikdly evening
lly electing I! J. Stnlule Secreuryiud Dr. J.
L. mu Treasurﬁ‘r. ' A ' '
‘ WAI an election lor MMngn 013 the Gef
tphurg Waler (‘mupnpyl «t )lcClgllnu'a Hotel,
on Tucsdny last, the following ﬁrraona were
chosen : George W. llc('lcllnn, Gifrge Swopo,
'l B. Buehlcr, S. R. Russell and Au-lrrw P'olley.
'l'he‘rbonrd immediately orén‘ulzed by £l22};
in; Gr-orge \\:.'.\lc(.‘lvll:m President, and b. It.
llusacll Secretary and Treasurer. 1
THE i)R.\FT.—Thc man for nanlnum'. of
Ill.‘M|lu‘-dlslricls deﬁcient undrr the mun“)
calls for 700,000 mu \‘lll b'c'resmnml inClmm-
Inﬁnbnrg on Tuesday, the 51h ol'Jnly, for
Adams;. Bgdl‘urd null-‘ullulf cnuntlcs; and on
Tuesday, July I'th, l'nr Franklin and Snnmr
set cunnilcs. The nssignmrm (if credits fur
vulnntccxs will be continued nmnhllsmndnng
Lln.‘ drnfl. ‘ ‘ l ‘
'tiéiy‘ncv. “'m R. U. “it‘li’ll‘h wn: Hulalh-d
as l‘mtor of {ln} “crngnu Reformed L‘hurvh m
th'u phuu on “'c‘lncx'day LHL The inilalh
(ion cunmilucVunnmed ofLßrv. J.uu\) Img
lcr. nfﬁexlydqny. Rev. J U. Milk-r, uf York,
nine! 12qu. .\Zuklcy, u! .\'c\\' Salem? Mrs‘ra.
kn-glé-r um!“ Mn May conducted the Innlnllnxﬁm
svrnrcxiu Um Inulugnpnﬁd Mr. .\llnll” Lie-o
Hum! the (11.409: to pant): aml‘yuuplr, in‘nu
nppru‘jui m‘ uni! funible rcrmnu. inﬁm m on
.in;:. ‘lchtélLiu-awcru ullusuull)inlvlnhng
um] Ituplesﬁvv, ‘ f
{ [ERA snore uni MM Em; prur! one oTuyv
; bed cililn us ‘on Flidny In“. Mr. Jncuh Ben
; uur, \\ hu had been h.nujing'lh'e mm- m-c'anr)’
§iu the puliifng up of‘lhc \\'.:H m cu"!uﬁc thu
:X'nli-m'kl ('x'vﬁgltry, \\'| “at uploading ‘wuu pre
lipimu-I p the grumrl by the sn'ddru nlv
ill-g of n ’hzand he “as rippljingumul hrulu
(hi: arm. We hope hm “my not be lung xiv
‘yriml uf the use ufl‘uu l'nuh.‘ A ‘ ‘
1.1.234'1‘h0 crluhrnliuln‘guf Hm rumzng Fourth
bin: plbunav.‘ to M: in rxit'nsir‘n nﬂ..ir.- Um.
\xll-(l‘llJ'Vl'l' .\n_\ (.1 .cr puny but: this. we \Hll
Llu'vrfglly [ninl \he )Izlill- nlhrl. If pm: (It--
Sxtf‘ri-"th: I)! {he (and: um.“ mumupany lhd
H 10”, In \L-ri _r it. ' ‘
M‘aﬂi'cu-ul nu, mlLquk- ‘ f 1"1x.rI-v\\u
ugh», du- hm“ «If“.|pl. Martin '1 humus, it; fiu‘l-
hr hmndﬂgu \\ ..r. 1.: wnl upun u'lr lmlr Hm
mixer: dd}. 11%“) lmuhnrcd lFmve'fcul pi!
2‘l.r}.«-=, mnl unuL-l rl~.ul.‘..‘.c»:\mu-yxuwvl m n-n
ur mg”: lu- ix'us mare. “1103.3” hml them '
sf 122;: \ gm .r :c on», .\..zdim .XJ'iun-Il .
f"h|~'l‘ r; lrmn :h'n Sine u! ("tlilurui I, :I len'
«li\-P‘s .|;o{ lrll€rl\rllgll|1'llxl'llﬂllu‘: ml the head-
Sonnléuf Ihr whim: tr‘um lu-hnnn wrn-‘T-cf)
mum-1;: n| lixrrnwd. rthvy uul) hm‘ipfg lwon
mm‘md m per-mil, at (lun‘o mdt‘rr-l nn‘w ho-ul
hn‘lr 14. on \\ [uh h‘VlEu- innum lnu'c 1”:le ’painwnl
in xt‘nc.” :u-ut du'mhle hmnm-r. '
the Phil-vb lphi § pupru
luv.- {fiends ('.f Liqutn nun:
. "L the I"! l‘ I. lira-'1 \‘l-d,
‘u hvuylilul anl-ilr ‘"”“.
gﬁf'Wv uhsun L‘ by
(r! the Lt”)! ix:~!.., lhnll
l‘ulnm-I W. W. Slew.“
[.rl'svnlt-Tl him “ill:
uf their. npfvn‘c‘mll'm of
Irrsl‘lll‘jliuli Irgxs ‘umdu
a lyingzju Philulu-lphiu
1 out. Th}: [-irarnlulimL
r. .\. Khscr,'nyd was re-
Pqulpzm-ms «an who
his .I« niM‘l. TliP‘
\i-l-ilr the loginmd n
Hum-in; tn Lc muslelc'
ispuch WM unnle by .
-.~pu2u in} lo hy Col. SI
!cwarr in-u neul. nnd Imp-
11 . % st . l le
34"!" .\h. James lqu rr, 0! Iniganln memé'
ber‘uflhr gxllnnl Hes -r\os, Lus, H‘unlnpuiuh‘d
l'rovos} Mail-9h“! of \Jumluco’umy, Thy (‘an‘
Eﬂter. ﬁrgsid-cnl o [the Unit Bond, with.
[wall-lunllt'rs at Can’tphurg. 11‘ '
! gritty”. i_s'cisi’, Drilmie a? Cu" mm
“he. in «homer coinlnn, 111»; they have with
' mdﬁcmi the nmnufncyhre of (‘hening Tuhu’uun‘
:iu vur neighivmﬁngt wu of Hnnowr. With 1.
llarge supply ofuhl 1 _afloh.u~w.purchnscd in
iKenhuky npd Misha ri, they hope.l to he ngblo‘
ijo supply In e‘xlensif ilvnpuzd, and invite all
,dcﬂuu in Adams (‘0 my 19 their different. \‘n
i'rielicg, which are my noninced A .\'o. 1 h) :11
Ilu-rclnnts wxll ﬁnd it
who have used than)
den] “uh this ﬁrm, “a
to their ndmulngc ‘l‘
can safely promisr
! [EB‘Cu'lerpillur n all can be pvrmnnéojliy
Innd‘mdly deetroyed by ﬁring 'a gun, clurg d
'wilh lo‘ose po\\'dt‘l,ll J not wndded, into them.
l'fhc muzzle should in hell two or “met: fec‘
‘from (he worm's'jesl. .\'a injury I'l don: 1E;
ilrma, axed lhf: {ﬂeet is cum-Ina. So Sn). u:
{change.»§Tbc plan} caulylried. _ ‘V
‘Wﬂay-uukipg us fommen’red in thi‘
lwgion. éThe crop 1) grass is “WIN“! M.
.nné the weather “ju t the! thing" forfdryinn ,
1 ﬁf‘l‘hc running ... in regular "ﬁnk" bun
rtsnmcd on the Lml no“ Rlilmnﬁ—luyiqa
“mutant.“ 7 (fed: in the mfﬂng,lnd
'rclurning 21% an enrlyrhour in the evening.
‘ ﬁ‘A nix!“ change In: gun nun. ln‘tho
limo ‘mbin‘on'the (‘.qnynburg Knilrond. Th.
Imin horrLofcre ndv ‘ mod to lure _nl. Lib I’;
11., now Xeti'u :1. III) .\. M. ‘ , i
- m, _..--.. ‘ ..1. .-AT 5
~~anhudlumh speciﬁc cure: cudvihicl;
have been at long llnnding. ‘lﬂd‘w‘lﬁgzh‘khl‘q
1 bimem._.kill of 1+ dnclors. c;, I .
5 [B-111- l'im. N: on] ﬁnal: of Gel'tnbnrg
» Inning determinedjo lucrenu ill Cnﬁpiu!
Sm'gk to $lOO,OOO, 1' re is 3'o! In oppoz-t‘nit!
Iﬂorded to than wh wish to rush a gang And
life in'eltmonl to s incribe “J "Inc «can
some of the ﬂock. in book: In norope‘n
for lubaqripunual my Bank. 'qn mm
05.11% «Hui ﬁkmﬁgﬂ don um I
ﬁno‘ulul Wt \hil’mlﬂmdu Elation It
ssvnsnumn 01: “tB. ml in «ma. A .
”alum Wage: m m, with ".2.
without 1!“me with. ' o -
‘“‘,“ MoigaE‘ mmdééd to Gun;
Hanson m Dunk“ Gm. 391m1; sun-egg.
newt! wsiuhnm a; m Klan-Icky; “j
.‘ﬁ u; p '35. cu!
found in an old o'cl, In $93.1 Hampshire. "
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