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GICTrYSBURG, PA
Exp“ .\mnsvxa.f;woj 29, 1334
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”In; Chicago Convrnuon meets to
day. The-fule_of the country hung 4 uPOn
it: deliberation... We have nu honest Le
\ heftlmt. it'wil! not wisely-and if It does, I
"mapping of horses" may with cﬂ’tninly
be counted on in Nukmberr next. ‘
‘.s-Tbo new 31mm bill passed by m
Legislature ‘yroviael for}; loan of 53.000.0u0,
Ind nutborim the organimtion of ﬁfteen!
"film chin to be called the Sum: (iuurd.eto
becomposed of web proportiom of infantry,
“tiller and cavalry «.may be deemed
begt. £l9 men an to be mama-ed into
~¢hoiervlce ofthr State {or the. term oflhree‘
year; unleu sooner diilirrmd. .Tlu-y may I
Lerolled upon at any Imm byline Governor
wkpol 1!"an or Suppl“!!! innurrectiun.
and may purcion of them deemed nocennry
If: the_ ”fall, of the border may be kept
pon duty all the lime wlnle the war 111535,;
ugd the remainder hr the corps will has ‘
grand, equipped. drilled at Mined pexiodq,
and ready for duty wlwnufcr called upon. ‘
They will be paid and rationed tlm mum ul
volpulcéh iu the _Unized .\.‘lutex leniee ‘
when on actual duty. We I‘lxull ﬁnd ruom’
for :11: bill lumw next issue. l
[B'l bill nmuroprinling one hundred
\? thousand dulhuq, far :1.» quﬁ‘vrerl by the
late dutruﬁion of Chambenburg, passed
,both Home- 01' the Leglsmtum. ‘ll ulna ali
propriazu [our leunau-l do‘nluru towards
the erection of lollo‘ul‘ houwz in mid Imin.
" -a‘-35- —- «ow—*-
\ ”Beatnik! A 111011] was born‘nt .\'e‘rwich,
Connecticut,‘Jun‘uury 3, 1710. um! 11er in
‘Loudcn. Jul._.: H.1501.’ This is for the in
formuymt of those loyal Longbmu who'hui/Ie
nun-ted than that Ynnkke traitor mm born
Ran the same day that. the Chicago‘ Demo
~ antic Convention mnou. . '
‘lO‘Colonel‘ Moorobond'l egiment of
Peuxziylmnia volunteer; reggélv rulurnrd
home, their time having“ ‘pircd. The
regimiut sent out over one thousand urong
Ind comes buck wig: aixly~four um: and
eight unisex-5. Where 3:9 the balance?
Li-Lrthu smm: mum-pi
Whncruin Ins issued tlm-e wnchn‘n
(ion.- jnr cmxscriplinn sinve t'nu 15131 of Jan
uary, Culhng 101' n midi-m of nun. AL lh‘is
run we’ shut! have to give aimed anbthe;
million before the year doses. ,
-! .... - v CO.»—"—_—
”ilk. L‘ncoln. in an mum-ion with
Fenntor‘M‘nllory, at the commencement. of
the war, In‘i-l if ye hhnuld discnwr’thu:
there was no Union sentiment in LEleSuuth.
then "(hil war isnnt only an trrnr, ix 1.! name.”
‘ ﬁe bu ovidcnth.‘ (li-covered Lhm.l if our
" that sentiment. Calﬂed, it is efﬁ-uxually
eradicated now—«martheraforovmufl b 0
hi! humble cpinmn of himseif for caxrymg
on Q War that is " Mt only an (rrcr. hu 4:
the I" What snyest thou, Abrnlmm?_ '
—-§'—-—-—~u.o>———;£-—-‘
Thu Changa.—Tn 1860 m- we§e hold (5: mm
for Lincoln and-a chhagé. Cotton was thr-n
ten cent; a pound. Thé peoyle vnled {ur
,Lincoln Ind the “gllungefﬂ Comm new is
31.64 I pound. , That‘ is, it requires a great
gal of " change” :Ibe to buy anything.
. Juﬂ Sun—The otbei- day we met an aid
gum from the country wh'o' told us that in
.1860 he has told that if he ’would vote for
Lincoln the times would get much lwtter.
ﬂuid that he and his Loyd wnuld have “mo-
nay enough." 119 says it restle turned out.
90. for seven] of his Mys had just "money
“enough” to get oubof lhedrafr! Now they
an as poor or poorer than they were three
. yearn ago! ' ‘ ‘
Minion aft/u Dmocracy.-—The Age brieﬂy
and gnphicalb alleges it 19 136: To reatore
the Union, the Constitution. and the law: to!
their oﬂginul stenglh and beauty and pow.
swam heal a bleeding and_ almost ruined
obuntry; to bind up the broken hehru;_to
pair oil sud wine mm the wounds, made by
13%; to rgctore gold and ﬁber to the pcck
an of \be labeling man ; to reduce the
price of the necessaries of life, bread, coffee,
Hagar. ﬂour, 'coal: to set. up t'he‘oivil mer'
L- lhe militant Met; to Sting back the Aabms.
was. his ~sﬁéech, and the frué ballot; tn!
put'lnbor «I. its usual nvocations; go «lure!
“out the'thimea aﬁil robbers fxom the public
irit', ' ‘ - l
McCla‘l/m" ll'!mr.xr£v.m.-—Tbe W shington
Star ”)1 that were is n‘gtruth in Wepoﬂ ‘
that " the War Devan-{mom has nut mixed
Geh. Mchllnn to I'.nise_‘lo9,ooo men in)-
medingly fut special een‘iééundor his com
‘mnndd’ Of course there I; no truth in n.
The mnliguanv. {martini-whip of the Admin
letfltion would mu a'lf‘ow 1! lo reﬂex-e MG
‘Clcnln to his cnmmgmd. even were it. oer:
min that act. wnuld'cndjha war in ten
‘ dnyl. ' Ruher ﬁght. Q!) {Gr twenty years
mow—th‘bbr gel. the pinion polish. than
give Litﬁg Mac a chance to sent: his cuun
wy—iszm stubborn determinmion of yLin.
weak: and his adviECrsp—ﬂeadwg Guava} .
”The“ reoenfconl’eranco u Ni-garn.
in Which Mr. Lincoln’s ”own friend: «ere
I‘ngugﬁd, shows clearly ”in. he will hfve
> no peace. no Uuiotx,unul the "total glau
\ doument of ..x.;m," uhall who place. We
Inn his main word: for it. ‘h'o prenrica—
. don ‘clnchauge the issue. I'mce and U-
Dion but" been oﬂ'ered and termed. The
join. u made up by Mr. Lincoln in Peace
ud‘ﬂubn.nr War And the Nigger,
‘ {he Democtacy ‘will acéopt. me iisu.
ﬂu» made by 1311'. Lincoln. and will plum
it. before the peopigat the mmingslecﬁom
Thqvpté‘xrill decide whether they vn'll be
’mkiaeddr not.
'iqjar General Couch and sum 1:
theii' old he‘dqunners in Chamben‘bxﬂéxgn
Way It“. mad= m: we assured that be
will nan. tracples! hereafter when dung"
’ ‘§mmmr, 7 ._v ' "
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ﬁm ﬂown-mt writer ‘from Ilium
35y; 1W m min; to “urng‘hoﬁ‘esf‘a’ihcre.
3w. 91“, \ ‘iaif - '
nun-o: cbwu on 1.: 'AI'.
0n the 27th of Jun-q hut Hon. Edgar
Cownn, Republican Senator from anuyi
vqnlu. mrde some very tmthiul Ind happy
remarks in his place in the U‘. 8. Senate.—
Ha aid that "our course in "pr! to ﬂu
Southern people hns bird of 8311111331“
entiniy the re'virl-e of that which Would
have_boen su‘écm'sful'in mpprnsiug (he re—
bellidn." He said "we Muted out. with tax--
Inn-nml notion-I of our'own strength. and
disdained toxin-it that uuocess depended
upon the Wyn! ninn of the Souih." He
said. funifer. that. eVeryth'mg had been
done by our Government which Jefferson
Davis would have pmde for to unite his
people. Hai ouid have prayed for on!-
age. 0041.3 an ppjudim'of the
South ; fog gem-ml and indiscriminate con
ﬁu‘uiinn ; foi' threatening both usurpers
nnd thoir victims; for emancipation law?
and pioclnmntions to the the Southern
hocrt, in, just'us had' been done_ by our
Government Aft" lhowing'lhut the Fed.
om) Congreas and :idminislntion bud united
11m 301““. ha my): .
“ And where does hi‘mry show the fail
ure of an united penpln. numbering ﬁve
5r .svx miil‘tma, when they engaged in revo«
intinn .’ Nowhvre; there is no such cane."
This ﬁiiiowing are the concluding re
mark:- of the honorable Senator:
; \Vlmt did we do int-ring this unity about
‘in the Smith? ‘VP forgot our tir-t resolve
in July. 1861*. to restore the Union ulnar.
{and m.- uent furthqt'. and gave out that We
would ulna nholish S)-'lVe|‘y. Nor, that was;
lju~t (-xzu-tly ‘the pmnt upon which ull‘
'[b'outhcrn men were most tender, and at.
, which they wero most prone to be alarmed
'nnil nth-nilml. That was or all thing: the
lone but culculnted to make them of one
l‘mind against us; there was no other 0106-.
inure, indeed. which could huve lost to the
3 Union came so many of them“ It its-not. a
question either as to whether tlu-y were
l right or wrong—that “I.” a matter for their
.cnnaidvrntinn. not. ours; for if we wore'uol
[druruus a union with them, “9. ought'
not to lmi'e xpocted thnm to give up thrii"
’moxt Cllt‘rlsh‘l'li inutitution; in orrlvt' to of.
foot it. Unions aré made hy people taking
one nnntlmr as they arc; and l think it has
~nmmr j‘et ‘occurred to any man who was
lunxiou: to [arm in partnership with another
§tlmt he .hould- ﬁrst attempt to force thatJ
{other nithc r to change his religion or his;
*pohtim. Is not the amwerohrious; wouldi
not the other my to him. “ It you do not:
ilike my pb‘lnctplvs, why do you widt to bc’
{partner with ma? Have I not as good ll:
[right to m-k you to chungt- your: ad a con
lilition prt-cwlentf” _
1 So it “mi with the Southern people; they
l mare all m favor ol‘sluwry. h‘ut one half of
' thvm Wure'still for union with nus before. i
‘ because they dul‘ not believe we were Aha.
ilitjunista. The other ltulf were in ”I'D” re—i
lbcllion bocgrhac they (lid believe it. Now,
can any one CODCI‘IV9 of greater folly on o‘ur’
‘ out than that we should destr‘uytthe faith
‘ of our fl‘ll'nd‘. and Mr”)! that of our one
l mien? Could um anybody have foretold
‘we would hnvuVLo‘st. one-half by that, and '
.tltmi,vre would M 'e no‘one lcft to form a.
lunion with? We drove that half over to}
' the n-hclu and thereby inert-mam! their‘
'streuglh a thousand lohl. l
I; not nil this history ‘tmw.’ The great;
im't i. stoning n~ full intlm [MO tt‘Hlny; Wilt
are continuing with n unit‘cd ponplizdcsq
'perah-ly in ennwst to rc~ist us Our nimt'
gpnwcrlul drtuiws most. skillfully led have!
‘ hen-tufme, failed to Cottht-t‘ lemx mulll
think “ill foil 3» long as we [untrue thi: l"-
‘ tnl policy. .
. .\‘..m‘. Mr. Pi-Mitlent. lwmmnl to Sana
.tms. whether it is not. limo to [mum and
ihquire whetht‘t: that polity, which hascor-‘
thinly un'irvtl tlw Soutlwrn pvople In their‘
muw. and which quite as certainly has di—‘
I'llled the Northern peopln in their sup
port of our“, ought not to be almndunrd ntl
oncc? Why fxrsist in it lcnger? Cam we
do nothing to‘ retrieve our forth“; by re- 1
tracing our :tnps? Can We not divzdg the.
rebels and unite tlua loyal men of the ‘loyull
Statt‘s by going b.tcl( to the tingle idea of.
war forthr'lh'mon ; or ii it now too late 3-;
[lave We lost iirecot'c—i'ably our hold on the;
sti‘ecliom of our countrymen who Wﬁre' turn
the Union in lSGlnevon in 1352? ,ls them
no \\u}' h} which We could satisfy them that:
we _t‘ct monn- Union. anrl not conquest and!
zuljuiutinn? And what at‘ditl'ereuce in thc‘
mvanmg hi the?) two phi-uses: The ﬁrst;
~.tl‘:~t:th-: mind of a brother, the secnnll
threatens ti.-3 .\mkv of a master. ’3l are we]
obliged now in exchange the hopes “e hzul |
ol’Snuthei-n t'uion turn for that other nml ;
miserable hope in the negio? Is he all;
that. is left uiinynlty in the South, and the‘
only aliy \ 0 can roly npnn to mid us in ra-i
stating o Uni-in? Ye gods! what. hnt'el
we con to :It List? Either to yield to an
unho rehrlhun. to diumemhernn e'mpir". '
hi to "0 into national companionship with '
the negro! ls this thealternativeto which
our mmlnom hm bronght‘m? ‘
Mr. Prmident, these things are ennugii.
to drive a tune man mnd_. l‘At’tr-r all our}
pretension. all our boasti’ngihow absurd will '
we appear in the eyes of asill other mtion:l
if we fail in this-struggle! Eipecinlly as al-l
tut-stall the mPﬂSlltf'n' about which,we havai
occupied ourselves for the lust thiee yearn|
- avg, hfen based upon our success already
Assigned as 1 ﬁxed fact. We pronded for}
can Matingﬁhe‘estateu of rebels before wet
not. mbn;’wo'emnnci ated slaves he;
tore we got them lrom tlzir masters; and'
I'O provided for the dispositionmfcon queﬂtsl
he have not made; we have disposed ofthe‘
t-kin of the begu- and the bear itself is yetl
uncahght. All this weJmtgt-‘put upon this:
record; the statute book ‘will bear Git-n; .3
against us in all coming tim'e ; and we cut
not escape the consequences if we fail. ‘
Mr. Resident, our government was in
tended to be one of laiv, pre—vminently‘ ot'
lagr. There was to be nothing in the ad
ministration of it. lento theprbitrarywill
of an‘jndivxdual or individuals. This want
its merits. or intended 50. par cxcéllcnce. 1
nm for preserving its_ character in that re
spect strictly. Let no man. from the
Piesidt‘nt down to the most petty ofﬁcer,
dare to do anything. whether to xfriend or
‘ aucmy, except as wart-inlet! by law. Let.
‘ us make war according to low, and let us
“I“? peace according to law.‘\ lf'we ﬁght a
‘belligercnt enemy, let on do itmccotding to
hg law of nuticna. lt' w‘a punish or re
stmin a refractory citizen, let us do it by the
law of th land. "by due proceu of lnw.”—-‘
Had we aim in our Constitution and laws
and our people. we had not been in our
present condition. Had we made war and
war clone. the loyal people North and
lSouth to a man would halve been with us.
The voice of faction. if not entirely hushed,
would havé been harmless. The capital of
thy demagogna would have been worthless.
and the nation would this been in clistiblp.
"Vi-11a Rebel Journal Say:.—The Mempﬁk,
.hcksc-n. {Mi-ma Appml: one of the most.
inﬂuential. nit inane of the most. Gutter.
rebel jourmln in the sputb says: ,
“Tl"- amssion 051' conscrvntive Demo.
cnt hke McClellan to the Presidency. who
would conduct the war upoh more immune
'princuxles, wha would repeal the amancipa
lion pruchmntion. and pmbnbly mukc- over
tmﬁl to the South to return to the Union
with I guarantee ofallconstilulional rights,
wou2d_ do inﬁnitely more to paruiyse the
aouth and build up a reconstruqlion party
in our midst—4. most mu! calamity—than
the combined mum of the present party
in power." 5 ‘ ‘ r
WA nog‘i-n was pm up six auctiqn by his
modal-i: Button. 8. Y.. rpcently.‘nd_ wu’
baud}! by tiliier for 81000. ‘ v '
RA weaponry can! the come» at
gambit; an ‘“occasiomlvzrgiller; guns of
if?!" purldri a; lozig L-m." >
EN7771
Luau-01.x AlAmnzo I! 111
’_AB‘I'I.
l The“ Likutzrﬂlnylliymur uyl :~-The.
—packed_ todvenuMofoﬂce—holden. which '
tuaemblml at Bani-sire in hetJum. do ht.
lieu lhou'ht they Ind P‘l‘gnod their 59W
ftinuuncc in posit-ion- 81 proﬁt when they
”acceded in iOvnominhting Lincoln. 't‘hel
:"Old Joker", ie reported to he!- bem in!
imderl’ui glee n‘n thc termini,“ of theL
Iperformnnce. .\‘m‘c‘r before, it [I did, wnx'f
lhll nmutty vocabulary so completely tienti-l
Elnted. hlﬂ stories being exhangtleu, and l
’ broad beyond even the pretence ofdeceiicy.{
; Littlo did he or his parasites, who land been ‘
ltntknin'g on tbclpublic, drum_ of snob In»
exhibition of chbngé in the sentiment of
their own party as in now manifest. Notl
Innly has the reriorriinntion of Lincoln failed .
to elicit a single spark of popular enthusi
lum, but. to-dny. the best and mmtinﬂuen
litiul men of his party are rapidly duel-(in‘
: him. '0! course the oﬁcc-holdersstill cling
'to him and-«0y to bolster up his joking
cause, but all honest men see clearly the.
hand-writing of prophecy on the wall. Thel
campaign has now run one-haltiu 00!”th
:lnd yet there has not been a reepectablei
, popnlnr'nuemblngo anywhere in the coun-l
‘try to ratify the Baltimore nnminntiona.—“
' The names of Lincoln and Johnson are
iscarcely heard. or only mentioned to be
icursed by the man". One a'fter another
’ of the lending men of the Republican party,
'hnvmg deserted the standard of the “le
: Splitterﬂf ere openly denouncing him in
iterms more hitter than any used even by
"Copperhead-3’ In New York city there
‘is but. I single journal which Mil-ports him
with any henrtinesl, Ind thnt hug mag! lub
iqlunll'at reason: for doing ca. Greeley gave the
ticket the cold rhoulder at the. ‘stntt. and I
has boon more ”fun lulécwarin ever since. i
Not a few of the country newspapers of thel
:pnrty have backed square-out. and taken 5
[down the name: of Lincoln and Johnson,
from the head of their columns. Every-y
?where the feeling of dissatisfaction is wide
spread and complete. -. ‘3’” ’ l
I Mnny ot‘ the more intelligentrleaders of!
the party, and among them ThaddcuxlS'm'eu. qf .
.Mt': rily, openly pronounce Lincoln "nn en
itire failure." They admit that he cannotl
,p‘oasihly be elected. and are busy mhturin‘g
:Nans for the calling_of a third Abolition!
Cnnvcntion to nominate alnew man. This}
‘ will he. insisted upon and seriously attempt.-
ed, as the only possible means of defentingl
the Democratic nominee: 'i‘lmt-it will nvnilll
tolrescuo tho falllng fortunes of Abolition
ism t’mni irretri'ovuble ruin we do not for al
3 momma; innuine. l-‘rqrn all xii-peamnces l
‘ the elm-tint: ofthe noniinee ot'theChicngoj
Com'l-ntion, by an overwhelming majority. l
is a 1 well insured as any. futui'e event con i
possibly be. Whether Lincoln he forced
to rt-sign 41y hiq'own party. or he suffered toT
remain as :1 candidate, only to be henten,
by the liefnocmtic nominee. is now}: mat-l
ter of pm‘at indiiierence. eince it is sure‘
that he inﬁdestined tobe most ignoniiniouslyl
defeated. h) the fourth of Mnrcliiiektvhei
Mthuveheed of thatlong cloak undﬁcotch :
my, in which to 31:69]: buck intih’mﬁtwl
'nhscur‘ity, tieipined and ‘detested by every‘
right-thinking man in the nntion. ' ilis‘
plum in lnistmti Will be a mmt unenviahlel
one. mnl ‘l'utnrv 'gcncrntion'ﬁ mll he‘d; much I
_pinzlegl n» the lrlr‘l‘nl todeterminp whether!
to pronounce him most kna've or foul. Had}
he not so utterly clisgrnced the Presidential ‘
chwﬁﬂﬁ-inight Le regarded as an‘ohject of:
peg .; n.- it is, llt' pn‘y deserves what he has:
enrncd—-the detestuiwn of every American :
citizen. " )‘ ‘ .
LET ‘TIIIB PEOPLE SPEJ,“ OUT
It is an undeniable fart. thatkwl-uring :he{
pn-t le-u years public; sentixuoht has been
ton grmt. Hunt auppresud among thr
pPOiJeL; the United Slum». Brfom I])i‘_
rnilihny (lrcpoiism at \Vnﬁhingfon, \\‘hiclL'
nude izsclf felt throilgh its secret spies, its:
government' delectiveé, and its ’treusqn
smelling miniam everywhere. the voice of
the freen/aen of this republic has been ‘
stiﬂed. The press has feared to speak out,
and {no/n lmveonly drum] to whisper to eachl
othur (if their wrongs. I! is true this was
1 ot. the universal rule. There were some
‘ bald spirits which could not bécqwed, some
manly voices which persistently refaéad to
he silenced. but all men, felt in some way
the lireuuie of the tyranny which lorded
it over the people. That such a stale of
affairs should have been allowed to Mint
1 for a single moment in a form of govern
-1 menl. like ours. whoseoyery existence pre
supposes entire freedom 9f llwughtmnd
the most. I’m-entrained lreedom of public
{ discussion, is I lasting disgrace and A burn
; in: shame: ' I e
Wo can. however,p,3ngntulnte ourselves
that "the reign of tenor” is ended. Thel
time when the press can be awed. and free
epeech checked, line, we sinus-rely truxt,
passed away from am-Bbg us forever. -The
woplc are rodny lreoly convening the not:
yol' thaw impower. as i; their unquestiona
, hle riglﬁ undies they maydo without fear.
are den uncing most bitterly the crimes,
l the follies and the uriparalleled corruptione
l of our prcrent miserably incompetent mien.
I It is high time that thin should bedone,
l unless we ere ready to see the republic
3 Med, While our rights perish. The
lday has fully come when all men who dis
; Approve ol' the policy and condemn the acts
' of the party in power should say no openly,
innd with that Igntir‘o freedom of speech
luhich is the upda'hie'bl‘e right of freeman._
l The day \rhemvulgnrand lbusive epithets
‘ had any power to harm has gone by. The:
l people see nml \im-l that those are the true
‘fnends of the républic who nature to re
l main gjlbnt when liberty is nailed-rid the
right! of the people destroyed. If some
silly folks still persist in crying out " Cop
. perhead," the" they X only earn deurved
"comempt; but it' bl 'rin: bullies dareﬂ
[insult better men than themselves by using
'opprgbiom epitheu, they deserve to meet
the prompt 'puni.huient their iuwlence'
(he’s. ‘ .
‘ From this day Torn-rd let no conscrvn-l
itire- man be backward in speaking out;—
ELr-t every Democrat in' the country eu’md
‘ up boldly and fearlessly in ulvocacy of the
hirinoiplu of hi: puly. It is the only pa!
; liticll organization ‘in‘the lend .rvhich can'
l bring Ibout'n chmge in our public aﬂitfn.|
‘and restore peace and piospnity’lo this
I distracted rind olmoot minetllmtion. . The
'dnyl‘of Abolition misrule we verily believe
are ﬂuuibered. All the signs of the time.
’ are propitious. Let-the voice of Democrﬂic
{papery be heard in thunder tonel, dOmaudr-i
Hug I change! Let them spook out ends
‘fou not! Let the would he despot. .rl
Washington be taught that we the people:
gr. mourn, and they, within! their upbri-
11201119=1111
«Hod iniolence. but unworthy sen-nu.
serving of ‘be Feverm! pu‘nishgent wpwr}
inﬂict! All (hit is needed nowh‘bqldnﬂ
and unrutnined freedom 0! I-ﬁééchw
baubld wé not claim a“: in clearly Kunm
dontwd right? Let the people sponkoutf
—Lanmt{rr Intellcgcm'tr. "
Fu- llu-‘rhb-rg—ho num
‘ ’ "it uni-u u. ‘
Hummus. Augunt 20.1864.
Emmxs Mzuccm‘ c—The Militury bill has
pruned both Houses ﬁnally, and I presume
hy this time has received executive sanc
tion. Some of the femur-ea nre objectiona
ble to the Democraln, and the member- of
both noun-n persistently votod a hit
them. ha} a“ to no‘purpooe.‘ Thl rho“
tionisli who a few days ago profesxwd to be
no umpanlin luor of axlendmn ”20:5ng
of suffrage to soldiers. refund. in’ thii’ll‘h
glance. to permit. them to vote for lh’enr
own ofﬁcers. This patronage and powor
is vested in the Govomor by the bill. and
the manner in which he willy-e it. can
emily be conjectured. ‘~
In (by, Home the Demncnlu yon-d for
the bill under pmtvat, Ami the followmg
eon-red upon the Journal:—
Tha undersigned in miingfor House hill.
.\'o. 1557. ‘enmled. “ A luppanlent to the
act for the organization. discipfine and reg~
ulation of the militinof theUc-mmonwenlth
of Pennsylvania. Ipp‘roved 312 st 4th, 1864.”
bn-g leave to state that they ‘tfu so vote. for
lll(‘ rmmn'thuuhey remgnize an imperative
nPCOasity ibﬁthe organimtion of the militia
M' the State. but at. the name time enlvr
their solemn protest again". the following
i'vntures oi the hill: ‘
l.’ The bill gives the Governor'the pawn
in appoint the regimental otﬁcei‘s of the
militia, thus violating every precedent in
lhh regard known in the organization of
State troop: and‘robßin the people n! n
{Erivilege which ought 0% right, belong :0
1 19m. . ~_ ~-
2. Thqbill rovides for a drum to He made
in par-Iii)": (fiﬂlatc. leaving other parts PX‘
empt. thus )pellmg the people of a sec
tion of the State to defend the entire 09m
monweulth while nt‘the same time the fact
is obvious that. the new idea. of a draft. will
tend gmntly to impair the efﬁciency and
popularity of the law.
3. 'lth hill (it «oh ’
, .ue bill does not. pram"...
into the United States service a 0. Agl m‘u; four k ' ' i I
which w'.ll compose the ﬁneenfiia‘hlSXﬁiin:l3l:3l:ll;”ill-hirymipailugilvs'from
to b 1: _‘ _ h.. . . : ' - ~M__ lH on
:5 iHPII :- mnsanrm
vide ng-xiwt the‘ (lilorwamzation ﬁnd 'plo‘. P 9" 5 F“”‘y to " \lhnmepnrt. 'l'he (.2 mien!-
hlet'e- iimtruclion oftheeforces which cum- emu“: nre very nut! ”18 “""'! ﬁlm] It i! I'9-
..' ‘ _ . me au- )orled [he have neared onthe so th '
thoriz dto he raised, nml m etiovt Spend- 1! k ' y ' up. ' i u Prn
lng three millions of 'the mnan of lllei':"l 2" llleeinluen.’ley has been given “"'
State to furnish “OOPS for the Federal «ov- i ‘ up?! “(T anhend‘m a iroop'sh‘uve ”in“.
ei'nmcnt inﬁtﬁurl of nPlylying that am; to 5? “t“‘hrd’throughSnpchersbnp. towards
the Proper and legitimate purpose of nus- I 13er mg. thy mu try to grew“ 5 CO“-
in.‘.' forces for Lhcdcfence of the Shit? - {if unite nrlv-unce ‘blf that. road towards
4. The bill authorizes the Unverhnr to gifhmgton.ironeismtended, ' I
seize horses and other firivuee Properly Tor-l lie Lupfedemles have recogctchl ne
the use qf the State which Sdllul‘t‘; 'will i “ﬁrms prisonexs of ‘“"‘ ’"‘d herenfwr-l'lpy
n‘fcessm—ily .be made in sndh dish-ibis aisiw'l l efxchzmgcd on the game byis I“
mil be the theater of militnrv operations ' ’ “’(I'J‘I 0 p-“OIHQI‘D: '
hence in case. oi thllﬂiOl’l the); WI” be mail; :ll gnﬁl'nl bllm‘l'lﬂn‘ha‘ been reinforced bill
in those counties IJ-ing along the border lf‘le' -\lv.ince of the .\liieteénth Army Corps!
,t'nus casting the burden of furnishing tin; l [Elm ‘ (mi (Means. lhe detachment. num-‘
Suite with cuvalrv horsmnnd other suppliesl RISK} iouannd. ~ '
upon these counties nlrendv impoverished i u l’nn‘m has been made A separate milita
by ilie’l'nidﬁ of the enemy niid the iml'rws-l ry tl‘qncl‘ to ‘lm cummAnded by the notori
nwntq made by the Suite and l-L-de'rul l ous Jﬂwml lily“. ' l
"mm“. l ‘ [From the Age oﬂThursdny.] , I
IS. F. .\fm'erﬁ. ‘John F. Sr‘an'gier > I ‘lt If?“ length dpﬁniuil’ ascertained thnt
J_ M. I).:3hnrpe, mum mm, L l”‘° “"“‘"m’m‘u “""' repaired the nul-'
Wm. Heston, H. W. Wmili-v l \T’Jys lemhn: into the Shenandoah VJlluy. I
‘"- (3. Hoover, Francis M’Mn'n'ua. liqilmt now tin-y lmvc acwmpletc lino {ram
'l'. J, nirﬁt‘f. (icorge ArQ ”3"". Ailr‘l'lmunll lo .\'trns‘hurru. sixteen mile»: south‘
John W . Riddle" A. Futon. - Io! \\ inchenlvr. l’rv this means rhev nrv uLLe
T‘. Claim-r, Snmuvl Jusclvhg ii" "‘”"" ””"PE with great 9‘49“”.- “'“‘?i‘:
.lnhu liargm-lt. - Jumu‘s “3 Hopkins Ida" JIM been firiltlllﬂliyrlmﬂmd hat-k l’V 1': ”"‘
Jame! ll." Marshall, H. ”“ka ' Ily, ItnllLthl' his main body ishut three. miles!
J_ D. lhwnuu, . .l_ Rnhinsnn. nut or ilnrper’n Ferry. The. Coiil'egimte
ELKn-tm. . 1,0!”- Walsh, Iline 0h Monday stretched from a. pnim,.
3‘l. “'”“‘”. Wm. T. Alexander, Ifnnr miles irnm lhirper'n Furry, northwest:
L. L. Pershing. 4] 1‘0"“ irtms‘burg.‘ Martinshurg‘is altérnnte— ?
. ﬁ‘ Munhlr )xmtest. will 2:2?“qu bv the; 3 m ll". lmsfe‘wm' ofhoth armies. ﬁverill‘
Se; ators. but of .courge. P texts urv'ol'uo I gn'n'ds the fouls new» the Pulnmncruhovel
ni’all. The ﬁfteen'l'c‘giniumi’ wili he miwd n""l““"‘ F 0173" an-l "4'osN3f‘mlllv “mini
and SlH'y “..'“ he ‘lith‘l! lﬂtln‘ OM”. at H“: h Imis nl‘ tlu- enemy upﬁenrbn the mutheml
nutmnftl ()nVPI‘IIYHD‘HI—ﬂI il‘lhl, that u lhc limk' 11' '3 I'ummeti ””‘! 0n Tue‘d-‘i’ulu'
conclusion I arrive at. ll 1 mavJudgc the lu- ‘ "”‘“lermf’s “‘"“"! ll“: ““’"! but “Oll‘ingl
. - ~nmhcuuc I» kmm n. ' ~ I
lure by tho yum.
Whllounvler diwuwinn in.lhe “mm-. 1110
delum- wok .‘l [mlilicﬂi turu,nwl hr. Makes
and Mr. Huldy excommd some nl Hu- Mm.
lTlxontnts'unmermlulh. l’urdy ihyvxl ltinl
blatum demngngue, lhyh-un. in such «nun
nor :n to lem'e him nhuml hide-Ins. ‘
’l'lw Damon-rub were never nml-e hopeful
m‘in better spit-IN, whiia llm Abolition)“:
m‘é cox-respnnvhnaiy depressed. Tuey we
the hundivriung upon 1h:- w..H in Burning
IPHHS, and dnpau‘ sits upuulmir counte
nancca. —;_"_«.v;’. w _ '
Pennryn'mnia Del/_qllhakrﬁé (/1! (“'in-1:79 Cm
vfnlmn.—The following is a h-t n! the drie
gates ”69 tins State to the National Chu
vention: ,
gem-go “7. "Ass, William Uigler. Aiﬂ
I’m-ken, “’m. V. MUGNUI:
Firs! DzslncL—Edmuel 0. King. Dr. Geo
W’. Nuhinpar, .
Sc-cond Dletlict—Wm. M. Riley. G. W
Irwin.“ ’
'l‘hitd l’igriéﬂWm. Clnlis.‘3xmon .\r
nold.
Fourth I)istri¢t-IWm. “’. Burnell. l~nac
S Castl». .
th DmlricL—H. I’l R 055. Charles W.
Cnrrignn. ' . '
Sixth District—J. D. Stilet, Perry M:
Hunt-er.
Sevunth District—John 11. Briuton, Jno
C. Really. ' .. ‘ ‘ ,
Eighth. magma—.J. Gluncy Jonas, Wil
Ham Rosentlml.’ r _
Ninth Dwain—George Sanderson, Hen
ry A. \\Qule. - ‘ \
Tvmh Dietrictir-lencis W. Hugheo, Dr
C. B. Gloningox. “
Eleventh Daniel—Philip Johnson, Carl
lon Burnett. _V V . .
Twelfth Districf-TﬁChnrlea Dennison. A
J. Gnrretson. 4
Thirteenth Di§tricL—John 1“. Means
David Lowenbehg.
Four: nth Dania—Hamilton All-inks
Tlms. Bﬁer.
Fifteenth District—Peter A. Keller, 11.
D. Ego”, ‘ ‘l' '- .
Sixteenth District—Henry J. Stable, 2'l
F. ileyerl. . '
< SeVenteSnthDislript—R. BnucePelriken,
Daniel M. Dull. '
lizghteeuth District—John 11. Ovvia, Ste:-
phen Pierce. -
Nineteenth District—C. L. Lalnberton,
Jan. K. Kerr: - '
Twentieth District—T. B. Seal-ﬁght, John
LAMA;
Twenty-ﬁrst District—Wm. A. Gulbmith,
Wm. A. Wallace.
Twen‘ty-sucox Diltricb—Wh. D. Patter
son. Samuel P. Ross. -
'J'wentyvthirdngrict—J. A. M'Cpllongh,
F. H. Hutchinson. -
Twenty-fourth District—R. W. Jones. S.
B. Wilson. ’
STEVEN. AGAIIKH‘I' LINUOLN.
Thaddeus Stevens has lately 'laken oc
casion to declare, without disguisil. that “ if
the Republic“ party desire to succegd th'cy
must get Lincolnoﬂ'the track, Ind nomi
nate I new man." He regards " Old Abe ”
u the we]! worst kind of‘a failure. Mr.
Stevens, bad as his political Inn-oedema
are, is chutir'ely too shrewd not. to reeogniw
the fact that Lincoln is doomed to ineviu
bla defeat. He. therefore. has openly de
clared himself in favor of holding a third
Abolition Convention. Show: show Ihich
way the wind blows, and Thad. Stevens is
one of tho biggest straws in the Abolition
bun-ylrd .- Lukaukr Inmb'gmccr.
3'?!” "bays" conuécted with the
Ten Ken (York artillery have pasted the
fonmmgh accluualion: ,
'Beaolcrj: That. we will clamp"! hug
ﬂu“? bubs gnd bud} gopubﬁcam,” '
it the draftin
,rohil
SEVATOSXAL DELEGATE.
"Ihe Mai? 1!;th ‘ i
, [Fror'l‘ﬁx’i Age of Tutsdayi] I l
‘ The tmth of Gnuevgl Gnu’n kw matey
Imm. iI at lenmh ‘eiplnmel‘ghn 1933]: '
3? ohm James M has tmen pinged.—
nren'n Corp, near; thi- \V‘vldon Railroad,
if: surprised nml wierely‘hlndkd on Sat”
unln‘y. and lust um thomnd winners and .
nm- thousand killedM‘yhuudL-d.‘ It. was,
{outed almost ,u milq down the Woldon ‘
Ruilroad. On Saturday; night the corp! in-j
lreuvhod itself. and on Sun-lay was reinfor
ced. mm! probably by a portion of Hun
cock"! Corps. ()n tho .\'nrxh bank of the
Jam". us yo reparted yv-Inrdny, lhrnev's!
For u [can withdrawn to Deep Bnﬁom. On ‘
'Frhig night, however; Gunmen] Hancock”
ﬁndinﬁis outputs 9ndﬁxrgeregl. ahandqn- :
ed all that portion of White O.lk Swamp
which he _had lvld'nonh of "to-villus of ,
New ankrt. 0:1 Saturday he rPceived nr- ‘
(Jars to march to Hm mull: aide ol lhe‘
Jamu. New Market vma abandoned, and.
Birney's Corps at Deep B..ttnm. WM l?“ W,
hold the small amount. of'gmund north nf.
Foslvr'u earthworks, whivh it was thnught,
MIT 10 rchin. Hl‘ncook’l Corps?
crossed to the math side of tho James, urlll
it. is auppnwd was sent to nigl Wan 9n. 5‘ On:
Sunday night, when our-intelligence clo'sPd,‘
everything wmquivt. Warren was in‘trench-l
ed'on the Weldon Railroad, and. Birney Ml
Deep Bottom. , r. l
General Sherm‘an seen" to have given up
any further attemyta either to reach the
Macon; Ram-mu] or to get imn thanm.
Hie hoops an idle. and remain in their
works without risking an§ contests. The
correspondent: of the n'ewspnpar- are fles
pnndenc. Many havelpﬂ the camp._ Tlmy
stnte that. Sherlnnn has ‘lrelchétl his linel
om until he has reached twelve miles s'oulh
east on Atlanta, and still he ﬁnds the enemy
Inn the alert, and pralocleJ by strong work?!
‘IHe cannot oulﬁank them.‘ Sherman is
inow inlrenchlng the north. bank ol the‘
Clmllu‘hooohee. and it look as if he con
mmplnled a retreat. to that. size of the river. ‘
Tuere is anything but exullntion In his‘
camp. The‘FeJeml cavalry have out the
lrullrm (1 leading from Atlanta to Mcntgom
lely' nhL‘Ul- twenty ﬁve miles lrnm Allmm.
i'fney have withdrawn. however. and the
{mad iq repaired. Slwrmnn's cqmmunim
rim” with (he North were interrupted lnr
übr ~ f \ (Luvs. They ure now reopened,
[From the Age oth-idayj _
Timre h i? “#0“ vety little chance in the
pu~illlln nrutt'hh on the Weldon Rtilinu-l.
\\Vn run in 'still within hiuintrenr‘hml ,(mlnp.
'l'lm t-ni-mv in tk‘e no‘nttarke. (irniit, ﬁnd-
Ln;tlmt ill‘l lino in lrunt (\t‘ I'otbnhnrg was
too \\‘t‘uk, ‘liat lumighv Btrney't Corps to
‘lhe ~outh >ldt‘ of the Jnmes tn reinlmcu it.
l-‘mler's single tint/don. in hi~ e‘nrthwork
Now to the ll\'l‘X‘ Imnk‘nt 11-a-paliuttnm, is
now the only hotly of Federal troom north
of the- .hme“. l'ne hues of Warren‘s
Corps in tlte‘ recent. halting are nﬂ‘iciully‘ro
lmrtetl Ila follows: killed, 14'); wounded.
3-33; mining. 23132. l’nrku’s Corps last
about nine him-Led men. This nukes the
total lots, 4,000,
'l'ht-re is a report that General} Sheridan’s
ﬂute mnvemonts have displt-asiéd «the Ad
ministration. and that. he 111-* been remov
ed trom camnmml, General Hooker being
his sncveuor. There is no change in the
'in-tition of the Federal army 'on the Upper
Potomac. 'l'lie ‘muin force h intreneiied it
short dittanee in from of Harper’s Ferry
nml the Confederate" are concentrated near
Cunrlestuwn. mx ..iiles from Hiirper': Ferry.
Gene“! l-‘m'rt‘xt made his mid upon Stem
pln-i Last Smulny. He held posﬁesnnn of
the town for three hourshranucked the
q’u'arters of :ill the Federal General» and
pot oﬁ'safely, with two hundred nml eighty
prisoners. ’
Shermnn i< quiet. On Friday inst, Gen
eral Dodge, one of his corps commanderi,
was shut‘ in the head by a Confederate
sharpshooter. It is reported at Xiahvilie
lltnt. Dbdge has died.
There are nnw thirty-right thousand Fed
eral prisoners conﬁned utf4ndeuonville.
in Georgia. t ‘ .
Tue Baltimore Suit of Saturday says;
The inteliigence receivrd from Gen. Sheri~
(Jim's army In at an interesting characters—r ‘
A considerable portion of Early}: forces'nre ‘
reported to have broken compo: Charles
town. on 'l‘hnmlny morning. and marcherf
in the direction 0! Leewwn. on the hunt to-
Inrdu Mnrttnshnrg. A (letuéhmgnt of U
nion ClVulry was sent out. to ascertain the
design of llll.‘ movement;.nnd‘encnuntered ‘
their line ut'x-ElEmiahers about a mile be
yond Keameysville. when I spirited en
g‘ngement took luck. The Union troops
are said to have lost in it I few killed and
woundud unit to have tnkoh a number of
prisoners. After four o’clock in the after- ‘
noon ﬁring lgdln ‘broke out in the direc
tion of Keumeysville. and st latest advice:
the light was still in progress. A 'rnmor
was curnnt in Washington yesterdny that
n portion of the rebel nrmy had crossed the
Potomac above Harper’s Ferry.
Important Lam—An nctlf-yr the promo.
tion of volunteers against Tmud in the pay
ment of bounty money: A _.
Szc-nox l. I); u unactrrl, d-c.. That any per
son' who nm'y bu entrusted git!) any bounty
money for any Ponnaylvnnjlwvolunteer-en
wring the servnoeofthe Uiiiled Sate-orthls
.State. who ulnll, With or mthout the con
lent of luch volunteer, retain the him: or
any part thereof or phallfnil to 'pay losuch
volunteer. at the time of his being musl‘éred,
the full mouutofx-uch hounlymoney, with
ggt an; deduction or aunt-mom, shall
‘ deemed guilty ofumiademeanor. and on
conviction‘mt-rmf, in any ‘oout-t of Oyét and
Tel-miner or Quarter Sessions, shall be sen—
tenccd'tn pay a ﬁué ol ﬁve hundred dollars.
and to be imprls-mell nt hard labor in’the
penitentiary fur the term cf six months.
k ... .-«n—O->—-——~——-—-
Hanan! Acmciudan. I’hibzdelpltfag-e-This
well known benyolcnt X‘asocinllun Inn
proved itself. by a ong course of honurnble
doallng. to be I perfectly reliable and big!»
Iy uselul lmtitulxon. We commend nu;
15° ntte‘nllén of ma public with much con
ﬁdence.
————— ~~—o-.—-—-—-—-
“A Ind .in Berkshire undelivered of
at: wm i wﬁild : week. _ of);
1m!!! Jan’wﬁnsjcan'gr’enmcwa.” ' "5‘
‘9 19“”? & 6mm}?-
mimﬂowx mlacnosrrbg nml-Ipc;
no: {or oﬂmcrl of the Borough of Link-31M!!!
took plnce on Squryﬁhe 20th in“. Thougﬁ
lho' Abolmoniul zine lure of carrying lhd
duy wuh case. a, Demochu nnd Consent-r
the. clocked I ”jerky of their ticket. - renull
“high landmine “lcfnlilu” beyond neu
surc. We lubjoiu the Hinton:
Burgess,
“‘lllinm F. Cronse
Dr. R. S. Sci-1......
Town Council,
Peter Lingenfe11er......‘.......... .
Daniel Ur0une.......................
John Duuen.........................
Noah P. Weiktﬂ...................
Gtorgo Heu0n.....................
John 5ymnkT€r.............. ....2..'.'
David 5chwnr1z.................. .
John llcjluine .
George 5t0nuifer..............._,..
Dr. J. S. Kemp.....;......,._:......
' , Judg?_ ‘
Willinm Lmingn.........1:......
hue 5mub.:........................;
Inspectors,
George 5hee1y......-.........4...
Rufus Duncan. ............-.4.......
Asses-or, . , V
Simon 8i5h0p..........£....................
Joseph Qanker......a.
Assist-m Assure",
Henry 85dd1n................ ...............
John Spalding" ..........,................
Ephraim .\1yen...........................,.
Snmuc} Wciknt,........g...........,»...'.
.4 ‘ ’ Auditor,
kﬂenry Rake-r....."
* Nathaniel Elmes"
Cos4talle r
Jacob 5gndcri.....i.......................‘.....’... 43
William Yinglinguu...".-....u......'.....,..... 53
rzxxsnuxu COLLEGE—j. Conven
tion of zyo friends of Ponnljivnnin Coilege is
to be he i! In Buniiburg on the 3d Tuesday of
October next, 16 tnké measures for .1 Permanent‘
endowment of the institution. A roaminee
to arrange the prdnminnriehwns uppoimed al
thé Iqu mending—Rev. (J. A. May. chnimnl.
—— To int-ct the increased price of living, the
galaxies of the Professors of the Cyllega have!
been Incxcmed to $l,lOO. Henry E. Jacobsq
son oi I’ro’sur Jncoha, is appointed Tutor in :
the Prepnrudryyneﬁlrlm‘ent, in toom uf (2. VJ
S. Lew, who fakes R’puaiiiun us one of the!
teachers in Ihe Alie‘ntonjn Collegiate ius'imte. ‘
- The [number of students in 'he College
last Icssion was 115; irnflhe Theologiéul Semi
nun} '_’3. 'l‘nkiug our Imtinnnl l‘myhlos into
nectﬁunt, the affairs of the College are deemed
quitfe prosperous. ' '
. —t The Ahxmui Associnu‘on of Pennsylvania
College held its regular meeting on the evening
preceding Ithe L'Olnmcncrmepl—‘Dl'. (‘lmrlea
Ilurnor wagging Tbo‘um'twri ﬁlm‘ll‘d {o| the
ensuing _vqm' ﬁrgﬁﬂqnw Eda-MEI. McPherson,
P 1 ESldoul . l‘roﬁ Swéver. Secretary; LIL-Hr} J.
pﬁmcsguck, Treasurer. Thq orator chosen
f." “‘O. next anniversary 3- Rev. .\l. \‘ndcntiue‘.
of Reading“ A comnﬁttvo Away npﬁnin'tud to
cd-opcrnte “31: n lixuilqif cuuxmiﬂm or the
303 m of 7mg”; of llm'Colleucfon ﬂu- per
m.lnont eudmvmcri-t Of the Jm-lituliuu. The
{allowing is the Con. “um": _
“on. E Mel‘h'ersonﬂiL-r Drs. SlmLKrauth,
Brown/and [’zxxmn, Pruf. .\"oo‘Tl’y J- L- ”““'
ris. I%qu Rev. V. L. (.‘u’nx‘ntd ni‘d Hun. J. -.
Smith.~—Smliml. . 4 l '
THE nunouru own my. novough'
wzu, in nu probability. be n- and from ‘h'e
present draft. A sum of man v, sniﬁriem to
[my to such vpiuuterriis‘io, ha- been raised by
me sulL-criplinns ol petsona uni-Let lo the
dmlt and by an upprupriulion o! the Town
Council. - _ _ ‘
_ In order that the matter may He cluwed up
promptly, vh- lmre been rrquenlpd to notify
suhscn’bc‘rs to pay up their eul‘mcnptiOl-s at
once, and :hi‘ns (maim- [he (‘ommiilcr in nettle
immediawly \\ith 'Uh: Volumorrs. _ ‘
{Q‘Cnph \Vnrrgn‘s (empiric of One Hun
dred Us} Cnmh; left Ikm’ishnrz 3n Snmrdny
neck. _ :X'lu-y “_ero mounted mud lullyoquhupwl.
and upon to iwrfonn smm dug, 'lz‘ho-rnm
puny is \umpnud of nbh-J-cdicd _roqng mm,
1130311} 15mins. who “in mn_Le— goud balding.
r ' I
I.lom. C. H. Fuhw‘ilcr hzx‘s hot-n nppoiuul
coxxxmi:_s.xry ot'subsislencc and assistant quar
ter-mzuu-r «If xhe uhm’c cmnnfand._ ‘
W". AIL-um. Wm. ‘Spnnglt‘r and .John
Hnrmmn. are hanging t. rompAuy of infantry
for one year's service. They n‘re gclﬁug I,l:er
men mostly from Franklin lou'nship. to which
dislriﬂ, we undenlnud. they are bemgvrrdm-ﬂ.
52"“;13 regret 1m learn that Rev, Robert
Jolxnstnﬁ,-formcrly pasxor of the'l‘rcslvyfeuun
Chnrcl/I of (:‘ablllk.'aied on' Friday M 201:,
Md) sentcrﬁﬂhis Hope in Peoria, 111.
i ~ .v.__ri_'.__..__...__.. _‘ n--
i QUR TERXIIS.—From Ilic lsl day of August,
1 1864. our terms 01: subscripliéu \i‘ill be Taro
1 IJOLLARsif paid in minim-c, and Two Donuns
A)" Flrn’ ("tars if not 50 paid. The” terms;
.lmve bm‘n agreed upon hy all llle publishersli
in mi: plncc. and will be strictly miller-d 10'.
,This is but I alight Advance upon old ”3:31
:nud by no megns in pvaporlion will}: gin-t:
furlrance iai~lnhor, plpei and)“ olhzr kinds of
:printing’ material. _ d I
' ”The Cumyiler will be furnished from this I .
gum. until nl‘wr llié Presidential Election n MARRIED. 3!
F ‘ F T Y CENTS' ““"‘ i" ““"‘“ 1.1-?\l\"l§h(e}‘ll2(lri-FTiig'lictyuﬁgidfiogiigoykSi;
L IQ’Single ”pi“ of the Con-plﬂwith (":3 FlSK‘ml Cumin-hand township. Adams county.
‘ wilhout wrnprers, ﬁve cents. ' , ‘On'lhe 71h inn" by Wm. Ron Wide, 3'9 .
~ "'_-, ,A— Mr. JAMS w.. SELLARS wmu SARAH 'J.
LNIHTEFORDmoIhof Liberty lo“ unstimulanu
county. ° '
‘ ‘ —» ._*_, m~——'————— ‘ ‘
: The sen-.Tnmleu-vnm um um! g
I We Irusi '.imtn lug:- portiun ufour raider: i
' ilnvev pander-rd the Appe-l oi )Ir. Fosseuden, 1
our new Secret-r)- of ﬁn Treniury. The pen 3
' pan of ii. in i_lgu the People of «be {dug ‘;
Smut, acting as 1 body through gheir Igen?‘
idle Govcrnih 2m, wish individuals to lendihemz
two hum! rcd millions oféoXizirx foa‘ﬂu’ec yurs,‘
‘ I.) seven and three-Lenin pcr cent. Innnlﬂ in-l
. (crest, payable every six months. , Fonhiuheyl
:oﬂ'er Treasury 'Noies—thn! in, in reality, hotel‘
; drawn andtndorud by Her, mun in the gap:
try. Tho [gun is wanted to]; t gran nagiomﬁ \
Qurpose. Io in‘ecl which ev'ery man, nalels he ‘
; he s traitor at hum. if not in not, is solemniy
' pledgcd. . , 3
I The Appeal in nddreased not merely to {few
I great capitalists, but-ho to lbe’mnny who": ug
zregale means continuum mass of the wealth
lof Ibo land. Th! notel upon whiéb thh‘lonn
lin asked us from $5O upwud. Every man!
who bné ﬁn.)- dollars an ukepar: in min low.
’ Ap-rl from patriomm Ind the duly Ihich nil
ow.» ﬂair country, Lo inv'enmenl. is so dc
'lirxbio us this. ‘ '
i It is Iccnre. Every dqlllr at I mn’s’ 11mp-I
en.)- in pledged for Ike 9135:}qu ﬁgment of".
. the interest, nnd of [he dibi"whcln due, The
l u-cnri ly II intro-sing in nine. For someyenu!
hcrorc 1119 war We were earning I‘ooo mmionnn:
Iyear more than: we spent. paling ﬂu Ihrrc‘
' gears ol we wnr, uwing lo the high prz’c’es and.
I constant Jcmlnd for labor, we have Earned.
; more xhnn eru- before. X 9 man who could m-x
‘ wouldwork has beenidkfnﬁd ”up! far thq‘
war, we hang spent lea [lean before. Tle y»!
‘ Isl ulmtion of the property of the Canal
3 Shin, according to Ihe census of {B6O, was
5m,159,000,‘0p0 «Lunch x_0,957,443;055*wu
in theLoyuskum‘a. Thia' Vllmﬁonﬁecotﬁngu
f to the uubmlcgit «malt, mum yam
dun twoothird! of mm»: «drum oﬁﬁho;
' yropmh ffﬁinghul 9! W] in' m Loy.
fa) ﬁnk) Wiring “it‘lnt ma years' maru'
§ - _
I 1:6 per cent. or m Iver-goo! l 3 6-“ percent.
g per «nouns. In Ibree jurors 9r the war we of
“helium!“ have cerlniely out-nod 3000
:pillionl. more than we Ira-re Ipent apagt from
Lthe'wnr: The con ofthe wgr maybe: eetdoyn
111. 2090‘ million!T Deductin‘f‘ﬂthil from on!
enet eerningr. the people who are securiu to: \
:‘thisiimm ure lwo million} rirhcr to-dny titted
I ~ 4"
the were when the war broke 0:3. 1"
}' “bother investment cm be so entity convert
|ibi‘e. The man who has a note f0r350,0e SID?
I or $lOOO, gm turn it. into money mars mdﬂi}
! Ind uho'n better terms, thnnrth were invented
npod' honj‘nnd mortgage, oeln nilmd new
~ The interelt altered in higher than,“
mlizedvfrou mthu late and com-able
i investment. It u, moreover, readily collect--
ibie when due. To ent-h note ni-e ntﬂxed 6v!
‘ “gauponu,” or inter-cl! (trim, due at the exp}:
3 ration of'ench uucceuive half-your. The ho)!!-
' tier of» note has limply to cut. on one of t?"
5 coupons, preunt itnt the Letu‘el! bank or or
{erntncnt Agency, and receive his interest; th(_
note itself need not he presented It all. Of ‘,
‘ coupon thus pnyultlewiil ewrywhere be up"-
, elent. when duehto monq.
Thus, while thil'hnm presents great adul
tages to lug:- cipiteliatakit oﬂ'en epoch} in
ducements to those who trick to make u Info
Ind proﬁtable investment of amnllsnvings. Jt
‘~ is in every «of the best Sevinge’ Bunk; {hr
‘every institution of this Uud must aomehoi
; invegt its deposits proﬁtably in order to per
i interest end expenus. They will ilrm inte
‘ I_y in this ion, a; the belt invest-en. int
i from the gross interest yhieh they receive
[they must. tjednct hugely hr the expert-cl at"
E the Bank: Their usual ,rate of hum: alloy:
I who depositors is 5 per cent. upon mun oft-r
$5OO. ‘The person who inute directly €th
iaotzernment will receive ‘nlnoet ‘5O per not.
more. Time the mat- vh} ﬁepoliu $lOOO ip
r prirue Suinge' Bank "chives 50 doth; 71
yen: interost ; if he i‘eyositl the some pl. i
't}ia N-tionnl Shrings' But he rot-tini- 13
l‘dollnrs. FnrJhoee who will: ti ind aide,
1 convenient“ and proﬁtu‘ah: mun of inciting
|'the surpl‘us earnings which the; hue mmed
‘lfor their oh] kg: or for the beneﬁt of their
ichildruu, there is notlixg' vlieh pest-u."
f nun} n'dmntugrs is; this Nntionnl Lana. .
i It is wuwrtible into . e'rx per cent. gell
‘hennnghwnl‘ Atthacxipiruliou ohhree’em
I“ huldt-r '0! the Isles vi the 7.3"} h“! Lu 'o'
option of m-erpting p‘symnt in M 1 or oft-3d
}ing his nott-x in l six per event, no“ intend
buml, the principal pay-«Me in no: leai thqn
‘ tixe nor more than twenty year!) Iron ibis/lo
Tn! lhl Gorernmcnt mnyetect. For [it month
‘pnq, these builds have urged r. an arm”
prominm of him": eight per err”. in the New
, York mnrkct,und hardsold at lwto-iiug-(‘Angn
il2th.) thu' milking: the In] rate 0! int-reel
over ten plr vt-nt.; nml lll‘rilll'i. to (nah the
‘rimiucmnvnt even greater, (“ongn-Is by elm-'11)
i nt-t'rtmnpts in Treasury notes from state nml
mullit'lplli mxutiuu. L‘nnhi ﬁhﬂock Mk nmr-- .’
; \\‘zts patriotism ever so lihtmllynunnicd '.‘m
I [lqu‘ltl‘ﬂ Maj/"zine.
buy... 59
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2.4.3:“
IN
.\'l’li'l I 11. JOHN‘S“
NWT!) R ’(IF THE (‘0 \H'] LHR
Dun Sm .—~\\'illn _\our prrminio’n I wish in
my toalrr renders ol' _ymu paper that I will
send, by taurn hmil. to all 'lm will: il (hos).
‘n Rd‘pc. with full dirccliuns fut mlking Mu!»
u-éﬁf‘u-ihnlﬂe Vegetable Balm. lint will’glv
flu-nml!) n-more,ln ten dqs, l’implcn, Mug-huh
'l'. 0, Fr: \leS. and all lmpurlju of the Skin.
lemlx‘gylhe mum) ‘ul', clear, pmoolh Ind bum.
lifgl.’ .
I M” 91.9 ms" free m than having Bull‘
,BKL'HL‘, or 3:\!(' Fnrcs, aimplu dint-kin"! lan-J
iufmmntiun [bill will with lhem to Mn‘r'l I
W" growl: of Luxurinm Hair, “mum, or In
.\lousfnrlw, in less Lhnn min; (1.133.
111 npplications Ingw'er‘rd by return mn‘l
\viihoul charge. flu-prawn; yum-a,
THUS. F. l'HAl'lLlX,Chtn-iu.
831 lirandway,.\'ew York
Ang. I. -296(. Jun
A ('.U I) TO 'llle N'H’ERINJI
sun-nun“ two hr ILree 1.q,,v-ha_uls of“.’m« bu."
“Tumc‘ mun-", 3 ' Snrmpnxilin,” ".\'rrrnui Au
lilhm w.‘ 5: . M“ .112. ru-i alter _wu nrr sum
ﬁn? WM: (hr n-‘ul'x, ILL-n \r) mw lmx of “LB.
110("1‘HR IH'I'HAN'S £501,151! Sl‘FA‘lflC
WILLS-and Ic nutond to hrnhhjnd ngtr
in lus: than thirty day. The-51m.- I:4”er rag
(111.10. pikJSvlll to in)». Jnrunpi nnd ulnlnly
in [Lei] (ﬂu-ls (1n Hm brokrn-cuun nnd :hnh
”red muslin-don. Uid nnd‘young rnu hke'
lhem wilh- n duunngv. In); urud nml sold in
[he l'niud Sum-t unl-y by ‘
K us. til BUTLER.
NO. «11“. lircmdndy. New York,
his-Agony, far {he l'niled Stnl‘l.
P" $.—A Bu of the HHS, :ecurcly pucked,
will be mailc'd In my :uldro'! on recripl of
prjcé, which is USE DOLLAR. post. mid—-
m‘onry’ rrmndcd |-,\ Uu: \genlif ntire util
facﬁcn is not given. RAW; l ’64. 3a
I“) \‘Ol' \\‘lsli‘ ’lO BE. CFRED?
I'll. Bl'CllAS’b‘ ENGLISH SI’KE‘IFIC PILLS
cure. in In! than {:0 an”, lhc «Um cues of.
.\l'ZRYUl'SSllSF,lmpolem-y,l'rL-umluxeDl-cny,
Fe-minnl “‘enkncu, lnsnnily, Ind all Urinary,
Sun!” and .\'orruus Aft'ctliuns. no nnallrrtrum
what must producxd. l‘rim; (Ine'DoHur per
box. scm. poll-paid, by mail, on retcipl of
an nrdrr. um- Bu: “ill pnfecl the nu: in
moat uses. Addrns . "
JAMES S“ BUTLER,
General Agent, 421 Brundnuy, Sew York.
Aug. 1,1864‘ 31!: _ ,
woman", notices agents per line font-ll
ofcr gnu lines—«uh lo ncr’ompnny notice. ‘
: On Thursdny‘lnn, Mr. WILLIAM GILLT.
1 LAND, of Strnbnn township, nged 80 y“?! '.3 -
monllu gpd 1 day. . - ‘
I 011 [he 19m inst, at La Kur, Ohin. my
! HESRY S. MILLER, lormerly of this counly.
0n the 18d: of July. in McLean county. “L,
inc! ignrlcz mar, LlZle-I, aged 6 year-. 3111:
I MAGGIE, aged 18 mouths—children ofhnu.
,and Sarah Lindsay, and gland children of
WiHimn Wilson, of Hamiltonbnn lowuihip,
lAd-ms couniy. ,
I , ‘ A Small Farm . -
1‘ PUBLIC SALE—On HONDA}, the,
A 19th day at SEFTEuBI-In next, by vii-tut
ut an Order of the Orphan’s (‘our‘t _of Adam A
county. the lindenigned, Administrator of the
‘ estate of Jacob Greenholu, den-used, will o'er
at Public Sale, on the premiser, the {alloying '
‘ [teal Estate, riz: J I
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in Geri“,
township. Adam: county, Pm, adjoining lend. '
oi Sylvester ”truer, Eduard Fisher Ind John
A. Wall": heirs, couuining '23 Acres and 11)
Port-hes, more or 108', about 2 Acres ofiz in
timber. The India undrr good cultlntlon
and good fencing. The improve
ment: are a one M! u h tll‘ story
Log Dwelling H(ﬁISE, with Stone "
Kitchen, 3 Burn, Smoke House,
and m: excellent wail-errata nml-t 9 dog: of
the dwelling ; also. a thriving Orchard, with’
ill kinds of fruit. The tract ialocnted, on the
road leading from the Gettysburg turnpike to ,
Not-gun's null. , ,
WPereon‘s wishing to vievi‘ the' properly
or: requesld to call on John Steer, ren'diﬂk
thereon, or onthe Administrator, residing 0“
the Tang-town road, one will: from Littles
‘o7:“.
@Salc to commence at 1 o’clock, Pix."
on um day, when. nttendnnce rill 5“ E §
end term: male than by
PLTKB J. GREEXBDLTZ, Adm?!“
Bythe Court—J. I. Fink, Clerk. , . ,1 3M5:
. Aug. 3!, 13M. .1!
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