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mam NEGOTIATIONS
comnssxoxmas 0?: win: WAY no):
. mcuxoxnm magma-ms.
Ir: Sammie—3:lo .leet Then! I
The Age|olf Thqiqdny gigs: tpo proxies!
of the pegoe negotiiuliom up to IBM. Limo,
than: ‘ I . , , "
Mr. Binir‘n vigitsito Richmopd fipreon'nde
merely in the.capnritg of s privm 'citigén.
Re mu clothed Withgno payers. ‘On hi.
flat. visit. be com’muhigmed to Pxéaidept
Duis, Ptésidenl Lincoln’s gpxiety f 0! peace.
110 ram ned tn Wpshingtnn bearing an in
timatidn from President Davis that if pPr
miifion was give; (0 pass 'the Hun, South
erq Commission? wduld be sent Lo3Wuh
ington. On his econd Visit to Richmond,
Mr. mg; bore'the ngceuary pail". admit
ting‘ Commfuionors :through the Faden‘l
libel. President Davi- thereupon lppo‘mi-
. «LVice Prenidm} Stephen
Senntor Hunter of ,Virginia.
‘ Cunpbell of Alabama, the palm“
Th'ey have no Powers. {t‘hey ‘q
Washington gimp y in the characte:
"to citizem, to uncertain if thereh
Erobnbility of anytuis being agreed in
Lthe two parties for future zieace nego
tionn. The indicqtiomit are t int the rech
nitiop of the L‘n'ntedérpoy twill be dun-mud
ed. ‘On‘Mondny tinesr- gentlemen preébnted
thrmelvea at. the Federal tines on the
Appomattox, near "Peternburg.. General
Grunt being absent. they weré not admitted.
It is presumed thut qn Tuesday they enter
ed the Federal lines. and piori—cgled to
Washington without further interruption.
r Secretary Slwnrd yesterday left. Washing
ton, by way of Annapolis. {or Fortress Mon
_roo,to meet. the Confederate Commissioners.‘
PRESIDENT LINCOLN GQSE TO MEET (HIE
‘ C’UNFEDEKATE coumssmssas:
Wanguq'rou, Feb. 2.-—"l‘he Star. in an
pxtraJnnouncoa the departure‘of Presi.
dent Lincoln :1. 11 o’clock to—dny, {ox-Mn
mpolia, bn a apec'uil train, for the\purpqse,
it n understood, ol'joining Secrethry‘Sew
ltd It. Fort Monroe 01' City Point. to lmld
gn interview with the rebel dgeputafi‘qn,
Mean. A. H. Stephens. 8. M 1 'l‘. Hun
per andxlohn A. Campbell. \ :
From the fact of his going to Fort Mon
roe or .City Point. color is given in the re
fort thlt the rebel deputation had been al
o'ed to enter our lltnes, and it. is under;
”de thy! they are now. at Fort Monroe. .'
LATEST ABUItT rum;
“The Confederate ppmmissioners arrived
pt Forlr‘ess Monroe on Thursday afternoon,
on board of one of Gen.’Grant‘s special
idispntc‘h steamers. Syratary‘Seward hrtd
been st the .fortress lawu'rnhg them.—
When: they .H‘lVetl, ,Secx‘e ry Sieward’s
postlpqshed out into me stream and 563 th
hostsufsnnhored side by side—where they
still were EH: o’clock 0n Thmrday evening,
31110;! the lt'esnier which brought the news
left“ Nothi‘ng‘wns suifl of President Kim
poln hsving yet urivec'L A ‘
~The radwah in. Wuhi ton sre’iéry an
gry, and talk bf f‘investigaqéons" and hostil
ity, t 9 the peace. movement. They charge
thst it will divideshd Tylerize the Repub
lican party, end inflict immense injury upon
them in' s 'Vliticsl sense.’ Blair they are
especinlly ssere upon. whilst Lincolnfsnd
Sew-rd me not spared. Well. should the
country again have pefice‘ and nrosperity.
with suflhring and b‘lpgdshed over, it could
nfi‘ord to allow thesegegro fanatics to “We
and Isnt’on. They wo'nld then oéue to h?
.“n power in the land"~nnd Gog] grmtthnt
the dl, of their fall they corne'ioonl
‘ fl‘The nmendmentito the Constitution
te'nbolish tldveryi the. States. whiclz had
previously lpmed. ‘39 Senate. pisses! the
House on Tuesday lest—yen 119, niyt 56.
The vo'tellnt Jone. when it was defeated
for ynnt of the requtnite two-thirds majorl
py; mn yet; 96', neyg£s~nbsent, 21;; Those
who it thut time voted ngninst thenmend
ment, but who changed their votes and
out them lnfithe afirtnntive on Tuesday,
v mere Med-re. Baldfiin. onMichigan. 00‘
froth of Pennsylvania. McAllieter of Peun~
- eylnnilig, Gannon, Herriqkpahedford and
Steele of New Yorkrking and Rollins of
Missouri. and Hutchins olphio. ‘
~ We are not l 0 ranch aux-prized nt-Mr. M‘c- ‘
[Alli-tor. whose. politlha‘ hlve been of n
pilli (and water: lort st best; but that den.
‘ Dom-9th ghouiti have nllowed himself to
stay from the old conservative path of
nontrnnunnnox 0:; this question, in to the
Democrat: of this portion of his distriet, a
mother 6} deepest wonder. What he mésnt
by tt ieeertuinly beyond our present ken;-
nnd we think he will have no little difiicixl
ty in explaining it‘to the patisfactlon of
thou to whose eflo ta end votes he run
lndohted for the you; he now occupies.
__g. "I_-
W 4! few dry; :5: the Honee'passed n
reeolntion to reduce the'duty on printing
paper. used for Books anti newspapers, to 35
,per ‘mtum ad term. The resolution
pI-Od'By n mljorxy of Brynn to 49 nan.
Among the nnys we notice the pane of the
.“beloty” who misrepresents the: York
Dim-let, Joseph'Be'ily. Her; at; u‘nhrihed
‘ mu: eonld vote spine; this proppsition
is more than we can understand} The
pombiéetjop fortned ,by the -pnper4jnakerai
pf thin poultry, by which theynre enabled
'to enrich thorn-elven at the expense of
( .rnhlishetsg(mmt of yhom no then of very
i itqitsd gen-119,) Ihould be discountepnnpgd
‘_h] every hononble nun. Let editors eye—
ixywhere Inerk the‘forty unprincipled poet-n
-bere iho voted min". Mancini the am:
nndryherr my of then: usk for reelection,
- let them be referred to the paper monopo
giete for votes. There is a. way of yunish~
. nggrhoneet nien m Congress—the yeople
3:45 1!, "d edito-fifim 2d}: them. '
fig”. Lew. Wfllnce bu been relieved
erm cgmmnnd It Baltimore. and Brig
.Q' 1 xO. 1, for seven} years in comm-m;
9%“; Xcaenry, bu beep uppoibted to
fill isphce. ‘
*Tho Provo” Hug-abs! of pennglin
pit announqel thug persons who puidnbh'a-
Fuufiofi oney m 1864 are not exempg
,rogn 3,139, gimp; dm’n. ‘ ' ' ~
fimggfinfis Inllitgttunyuh,
' In. ' \. . ~ ,
Thu Dik‘triota’ eduge‘om
Thy Governdr by u length obitiped
from uhinghm the 'rev‘gfii quo of
Pinnlylvn'nit under the 13!: all for 300.-
900 men. Tho suggest-to number "quiz-ed
in 49,563, which is 17.436 16.3 a»... the
number Ib.} nu fll'e’ged go be due om
thin State About. the time the Gover 01’:
Annual Hang; wns published—u re uc
tion sqtiicigutly lugs to prnve unqthe
complaint; flatware madé a few weeks
ago of-n Excel-in QUQM were way founded.
Under this revised nppouionmenfl the
quutnof this district in not down cl. 2 3.
Triennial-1.0111130” of thiqnumbrr Mn
up eqbflistricm of ihe counties will be
wbrk 9" grown; Marsha] Eysmr. ’
{alloying oox'nplete augment oftha q‘
01 km! seygyal Diatriéu of Penniyfval
puHinhed 15 official '
'l. 1936
‘2‘ 2569
372912
Philadeiphis'.
4. 2526
5. 1543
g. 1780
. 1121
8. 15W
Bucks. I,
Montgomery and Lohigh
Chester andflelawure.
Bugkl. ~ “
,9. 2584
10. 1526
11. 25):!
Lilian“? ;‘
Sch'uylki I Luci Lebanon.
Northampt 'n. Carbon, Mo
Pike and Wayne. ‘
Luu-rne and Suaqnehnnna
‘Brdford, Wyoming. _Su|l
I‘3. 1495
13. 2301
< Columbia IndMontour.
pauphip. Northumberlnn
" ‘nio ; Snydyr and Junjnl
Cumbgrla‘nd .York and Per'
Adams. Franklin, Fulton,
}4. 34.35
15. 1900
M}. 2-103
fofd and Somerset. ‘ ‘
Cumbria. Blair, Unmjngdon
17. 1604.
Mimin. ‘ .
Centre, Llinlqn. Lycoming,
g 3 and Potter. ‘ ‘
Erie. W‘nrren. M'Kenn. C
field. Elk and Jefl'ersoh. ‘
Crawlord. Vrnaugo, He
othéor in,
Lhd JuSge
’ gslibpgp.
une Io
kohnri
any
m
18. 2187
19.•2540
20, 1512
and Clarion. 7
Indiana. Westmorelnnd
, Fayette.
'M., 1.;47
Pitlulrurg.
Aliegheny (in part.) Butler
422. 257':
3. .177”
24. hag;
‘L
'ATIDWIEOIIfl. .
Lawrenoe. Beaver. Washin
‘ and fix-acne.
49,563
Veily'little hns'yet beeq done 10ng
)fillingfiixis quota by volumeers. and I
fliltle time yet. :emuins befom the 15tI
February, the‘ day fixed for :he d
The delfiy ix; misigningfiha cZn-recc qI
has doubtleaa‘had something to d 9,
the 410 w movements of the township I
mitteexisnd OCherbedlflS that have I
mfore taken suchi'mattera in band. ;
however, .that it has been murutel
cerltfiped _whnt number of men each‘
trict will have to furnish. there should
immediale nctinn on the part. of 2.1103431
wish to escnpe’the impending drnf-t.
aulliorjly that {bl} Governor has obt
tonfise fifty companies of Volgnteers.
dqubtleée help to filly!) the State’s q
but thé only sure my to obtain rccrui
sufficient; nuruber to avoid drafting;
the tiller of liberal bounties. I
Authority Receivadito Rim Volnn
T Hanson/"no, Jan.‘ ‘26.-—-Gov. Curtin
to-day received authority from the
Department to raise‘ titty companies 0
unteer infantry under the call of the ‘
dent, of the [9:11 of December last for
OQU men. ’l‘heysaitl companie§ are to .
signed‘ to regiments n?» in’ the se
wherein vncumfiea ‘exin ~ or consolid
.iuto complete regiments as may heré
be deemed best-i Special authority wi
touted to niisefiompnnies. ptelerenc
fog given to persons who have been i
"serwce and hnvébeen honorably discha
or who may be Enriched from reduced
menMn'the fig]: or. mustered out o
vic'é in conbeq nce of consolidatiu
Commanding oflicérs ofsquads orcom p
recruited in the western 'division 0
State will report to the commanding oi
at Damp-Curtin, Harrisburg. and in th
tern division to the commanding ofli _ _.
Camp Cndwnlader, Philadelphia. 'l‘ ans.
portntion will be furnished to the camp of
rendezvous upon application of the gem
manding ofilcer or mustering lioutena t of
a companyr‘to the agents of the difi‘érent
nilroud companies. The term of sci-vice
will be 'for either one, two.‘ or three yienrs.
u recruits may daaire. These troops tnuat
‘be mustered into service by the 7th oleeb
ruary nrt, to ho credited on the quota of
the Sta prior to the dratt. ‘ {
Bounties mllbe paid by the Unitgd States
Government. ‘ns follows: ‘ l y ‘
For recruits for one year, ’ 100 00
do two years. 200 ‘OO
‘_ do three years, ‘ 300 ‘OO
The first initalment of bounty will he
‘pgid by the mastering and disbursio '1 ofli
céré, whentho recruit. in mustered hi, as
foITovn": - ‘
To a recruit who enlists inzthe Army -
for one year. . * $33 33‘
To I recruit who enlist: in the army 1 ‘
for two years, ‘ (36 66
To a recruit who enlist: in the army" l
for threeyeara, ' 100 00|
iCouolation fbr Democrats.——Wendell
lips in reportedrto have said: b
“iris an unfailing rule of nation‘
that the party that carries you throu
war always beaten flee when it is en
find the othi-rperty comes in. 'ln 186
Democracy in to preside It the W
Home." a, ,
This. from so prominent an Aboliti niet
and amend a politician a: Ehillips is, sh uld
beteken u I tuning by the pow d mi
nent party. and their acts end policy sh uld
be Ihapetl in moordance therewith. Q the
many fare and crude things said by hi!-
lipe the hove ie‘inot among them. In his
utterance he hit quotes hietory. He ill
get us thanks rrém the lenders ofhis p ty.
end yet he {Selena their moat Jill re
garde to; pointing out to them the ine ite
ble mum otevente. ;' “they; no inilet ey
will prbfit-by noting in the belief th :1:
brief ‘period will break their rulenend but
their plum at the helm of government‘s”,
to be; ”mined by new map 'of a difeilent
party. '~ ere they~prepered for the change?
fi'l’he Cmo‘mnnti Corinacial‘t(nhoddy)
uyu: “If Californilhl win neither furnish
troop. or him gremhnpka (a; money. they
had better.‘go\out of the Uniog I! once.”
Qf’courn. ripiup tho-goose thug lays the
golden‘egg. ”With I n; cunenpy md men
,of straw to manage publip tfiain, plug do
we want with A State thug yin “and on a
gold basig, :nd wop'g. rpip bomlf for the
93ng of upiyeml nigger? fregdom.
-“In the H use on fionday a resolution
”mfg-1:595 me Prelidept fprro
moving Gen. Butler from wgmtpfi; It
.WII hbled by 3 vote of; you 97—933'043.
11. it _no wonder [cum mu on the gun!
yrhen no man}: of in chief prions: bop gown
wd wot-{hip "the'boast‘." ’ I ‘
. ' Em.”— _ ;
“Sebastian Miller, of 'Ad ,- ‘ln
Iyncuur ‘cbpfity. 1%., lutely killed a £lO3,
yhycp yréigliad 96090111316: - ' ' ‘‘f
4‘32 DRAFT.
IMPORTANT.
FLoaiuNa’pVßQoa Takifi Advantage of?
the Mistskebtot the Adhdnistration. l
Lom- NHNIMX' Mexican\colonizatloni ’The intelligence by Southern source“
I'Cbemel'llwh 1' “9“ being P'fi‘ilc‘”? “1" from Wilmington is to Jan. 2“. It con-i
tried out by‘ Dr. Gwin, shows unm takably firms the belief that the Federal. troop!
'lhe lhrewdncs. orhig genius. Ila ' g novtisve given up the idea of attacking that
‘doubt secured’t'ho prominent recognition ‘ c ‘lttis reported tl.at General Robert E.Lea
'for the Maximilian Governmental Mensa has been appointed Gammnnder ill Chief:
‘fron; Messrs. Lincoln and Seward. M well! of all the forces of the Southern Stung:
.9- " we." “rm "m ".... a"mWit“???immwzztrsssnzst‘zz‘ml;
tb with the House of Representatfreaini ‘~ ‘ r' a ‘
lm’mmon‘remung new «a» ‘hwmui‘gsgmffzzLafitte,at,”
itrine. he has gone quietly to‘work it: hislploded herfoilers. on the Tennessee rive,"
310315 mediated scheme of absorbing ‘hei°?P"s‘t\g’ usonwlle. She had many roll
Jvrhole of that rich but misgnverned liind.id“3"s on ”d' alnd olyehonehurdred aAnd .
IHe has the full aunranoent no immediatelg‘f’rgawu? ere oat y e “x“ ent.—— 9!,
I trouble fromvourflorernment, an at present, Gen. good as retired from lhecommand ‘
iooustitutcd. Eerhaps the Administration lof the Co lode te army of the-Fennessee.’
«at Washington were governed by oonside-lGe']; D'Ck ”'lO (50" of PresidenLZucha-l
- . , ' . . try laylor.) \ k emporary command 0“
““9!" of a" M’pfle‘mly shrewd ”on” m l the army. and \vill at its head until Gen
trading ofl'dthe Monroe doctrine against eralannston p 'ves .1“ his farewellad-
French recognition of the Southern Con— dres‘a, General I'll-0:31 r errgd to the recent
federacyt' It iiperhaps reasonable to sup- campaign against I“?! - He ‘Q‘di “I‘-
w-«h» Mes-n» mm... ..... Sm"! did whims?animation“!
notbelicypin-Jrommeirofllcialknowledge General Hood wuyréjiev‘hg his own 1:9.
0!. Wig—the boastful utterances of their quest. ‘_ \. \‘
henchmen and satellites that, even with Some mycuhfl 07“” dl. er “In”;
the war against the South on our hands. we hfigaen :g:'iv:3 ‘hgeg§;n?fie Elle?! ;
are 99““ to the emergency ofa '“i'mh over sixty soldiers .were severelyhn nedzl
France-Hill: Great Britain and the mt of and have been sent to the hospital atP_ u~
Europel thrown in. In‘ doinggsathey did. cah‘, Kttlantucky. Twenty seven were kti dl
the ev'identl thou htthe we’r’ rtormin "I‘3 all Y- ' _ _
asllrewd thinyg: Fillinpsythey acted in mg General Bgreckinridge‘gns been 19min!
only my possible for them to act to'pre— fizzlederate becretaty o ar.-—Ang/' uu-‘
vent foreign reéognition—knowing' as they On January 22d..G‘eneral Sherman left.|
did, that foreign redo nitionyas equivalent. Savannah “150 i" 3"“ “I!!! 3‘ Pocotaligo,‘
under the circ-umsta‘gicoa, to the establish- 822:2! gzglg"; page? hlsntferggrlt’itrlggtrz‘
mrnt offlquthern independence. Perhaps, 'll‘he Confederates have an outpost in Geor‘
Im, in We firrnngrment enterefiinw with gia, forty~tive miles northwest ofSuvannah,
, the French Government, they a rewdly re- and ”flying‘hzzadltmmllti? Opera‘ifefiify‘?
served some point through "hid" M a t'u- ugggltafederallm oh: .the :m:e£:;k hf title?
“"3 time. ‘vrhen 0‘" civil war should he ghemhahee at Sglhehatchee, have retreated,‘
0W". itwdetemined ‘0 0““ M 0931?“ and that Salkehatchee has been occupied
, Napoleon 9m his American possessions. by the Federal troops. GenerahShermnnia
I Evidently. hhever. they have miscalcula- movemendt 1:") (Ebef ‘30“11 “r ““5 9““- hf“
ted French geniufr.~ Dr. Gwin had not been co’rlnpelle ‘ e "In.“ ‘5""93 to alumina m
I .‘ V _\ . ‘ here are some indications oi n l-ederul
I brought IMO ”‘9 ‘0?“ f ”"3 President “a advance frou} Chattanooga towards Atlanta.
i his Secretary, nor had I calculated up- In View of'lhta the Confederates are destroy
ion rum-e than the ordinary «l notditlicult “lift”: :lllElfilysodlillafnldzellelrom Texns
task of driving out a. few row ‘ him" that the United States steum‘er Sonora WM;
adventurers and soldiers; m w‘hu, light captured by the Confident“ in the Gulf
task the, native Mexicans would,~it as on December 13th. _ ,
thought, vvillingly take a prominent part. Lieutenant Colonel Moseby resumes the
Since such may have been the under, m“:3“dSOflzgtlanilsndfilvi’nrhester within
standing of the situation, atl‘nira have as- yeral “"9235”! of ll’ednuda:y.
sumed an entirely new shape. French acuntiu‘g Salkehatchce, on the
.genius—not French maul—now confronts the ' er. in: South Carolina,‘ the
Washington authorities. While Washingu eated ‘° ”1" {3“91‘300 “'9'-
ton diplomacy was arranging the little mat-7 "anglefgltyigélejgv‘f's:
ter of the sale of the Monroe doctrine for: \lond Snlkelfntchee.
presentacconimndntion. Washington statue“ euet bank of
manship was exhausting itselfin embitter-‘ 33" General
ing the South and estranging at least half; \thvvlnrd,
the people of the North. Emancipation oma.
proglamationa were issued—whose effect it
was supposed_ would be to ‘create a black
‘ infilrectionXand consequent indiscrimin
ate slaughter of the whites; confiscation
laws were phased and executed ; property
was pillaged, stolen and destroyed; towns
and cities were burned ; treason was paint
ed in its darkest colors, and the utmost
penalties werei adjudged to the guilty;
whole tracts of country were desolated, and
old ind young, women and children, and
,non;bombatants of every description vwere
idoomed to sufl'er by direct order and act
\ofitlie military authoritiesv Where might
have been made friends by}: more lenient,
10nd, consequently, a more civilised course,
'euemiqs most hitter and life-long were
lrai'sed‘up. and ‘now are foréver'agninm
lunion. In the North the ring of the “little
| bell" has instilled bitterness into thousands~
'ol' hearts. Persecutions for opinion sake
have created a feeling olf’insectxrity among
men, and such hatred of fanaticism and
misrule 'has been engendered as almOst to
shake the faith of many in the worth and
stability of popular Government .50 consti
! tuted and. managed as in this so-cn'lled Rc<
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All these things “Were patent. to French
astuteness. and now we evidently have, in
Dr. Gwin's new nation, a culmination of
l Napoleon's ‘ long meditated design. The
programme is slowly but‘aiirely unrolling'
itself.« It is simply‘ to gather the elements
of discord irom the North and South of
these States—a Biscord created, in a great
measure, liy the Washington “stateiman
lship" aforesaid—and to place them within
the boundaries of Mexico. Already thous
and are taking their way thitherward.—-
With those disaffected Americans he'will
build up a hostile nation as ascreen between ‘
‘his Mexican center and the nited States,
i and thus vull his agent Mixifiilian be pro
tected and his au'premaoy maintained in
that count by the very elefiient’that nat
urally wogd opposefhim under different
circ‘umstanccs. Louis Napoleon is sure of
his men. French genius was not at fault;
Peneoutiongnnd wrong beget 'hatred and
revengealwaya. _ Unless Washington states
manahip shall lioou assume a more wise
and conciliatory shape, the french occupa‘
tion of Mexicoia sure to be accomplished.
and American—not French—hayonets will
stand as bulwark against the re-aasertion
of the flonroe doctrino,’ by the United
States. I'l‘hns what‘ever’ designs Manul
Lincoln. and Seward may have entertained
at re-asserting that. doctrine. at a future
time, their mistakes in the home policy]
have been so greatly taken advantage of by
Napoleon as to present the inost serious ob
stacle to that design: ~ '
These. 'we think; are~oogent reasons for
the immediate ‘abandonment by the Ad
ministration of all its ultraism on the slave
ry question; of its new Unlo‘h and Consti
tution theories; of its confiscation and mil-i
itary necessity 'notions ; or its anti-State
right: dogmas; of its test-oath- and bayo
net elections; of its politiuhiseraecutions;
of its suppression of free speech and free
printing presses; and of everything that
has hitherto proved so obnoxious and an ti
. Republican. By so doing the States can be
again united under one flag and one Consti»
tution. Good feeling will return; emigra
tion will costs; the disaffected v'vill return
to their allegiance to institutions in {which
they had almost lost. faith ; and once more
this good old nation g'll start on the high‘
way to pmaperity. Only by such a course.
can the evils of the tutors be fully averted; i
for, with a united nation. Louis‘ Napoleon's'
schemes will never be realized on thia com!
tinenL—Patn’ot & Union.
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”The Eaton Sentinel has an Article
about "Poor Ben'Bl‘mquf There nip’t my
“poor" Begi But!" my more. Ccrtainly,‘
3m 'U I 900:- general, but New 01-lan
sly! he Li; igfipmingly rip!» a a nun. ' Hg;
nhbqld lg “poor Genny," but "rich Beg."’l
H’b’“ S
' gap punk at Gep. Woo; in flailing,
{uh F. \ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ I
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THE WAR NEWS.
Ila! TH: A9L'::AILY ltllll'
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the FL en.
,Al'ler ac.
'Combahee ' e“
IConfederatesx- ea
fifteen mule: dista ~.._
9f Cgarleaton. The, :3
hot yet foilowed them be m
The Confederates am on \
the Ashepoo. It is nknored a.
Sherman. by Iteudy mgvementa n L
has reached Branchville, Soulern A
Nothing is accurutely known of it. -
“ever. A reintorcement of twenty thousnm
men drawn from Thomns’army in Norman.
Alabama, passed eastward over the Bani-x
more and Ohio raih‘ond on Sunday nndl
Monday. In id intended for Sherman's nr}
my, and will take transports at Annapolis.i
Some of the heavier vessels ofPurter'. fleet!
have been sent to reinforce the Federal na-.
val fleet ofi‘ Churleslou: The Savannah, I:
new Iron-clad gu‘nbontintended lot duly on -
picket and olher dangerous hues, has ulso‘
arrived there. . ‘ I
A number ofunpnid Federal soldiers have
been behaving in u very riotous mmuer at.
Portland; in Southern Indiana. '1")? men
were so'umuly that sum? troops had to be
sent from Louisville, lienluuky. to quell
the disturbance. ' ‘
General McDowell ;lms communicated to
the President inlbrmzhion of the seizure of
a. large amount of ms and munitions (if
war. on the Pucifiu xousjftlmt were being
sent, to the Ccn‘odor‘xcy.
Everything is quiet at Pelershurg. Gen
eral Warren. who has been nhwnt mugwcu
ty days’ leave, has returned to camp.
; General‘Mpade has been confirmed by the.
Senate a major general of the regular army.
l —Aya of Thursday.
Genernl Shermnn has begun a march
Efrom Sn‘vannan into the interior of Snuth
ICatoliua. The movements ut Pocotuligo
and Salkehatchee Were merc-ly feints, and
his real intention has at. length developed
itself. General Sherman has collected all
[the troop- that could be span-(I from POOO
Italigo at Grahamsvillet 'l‘he troops in Sa
svannnh have been mnrched north trom the
. city to Springfield, twénty miles distant.—
I They then turned east, and on the night of
IJunuary 26th crossed the Savannah liver.
l Fifteen miles northeast of Springfield, at
ithe village of Bmdhnm, they joined the
troops lrom Grahamsvnlle. 'l‘he éombined
1 forces on the 27th,last Friday. were march
‘r in; northward, in _two columns. and on
Saturday night. were four miles south of
1 Robertsvllle, a. village twenty miles north
east of Grahmmmlle and furty‘five mile!
north of Savannah! Rdbertsville is but
five miles east of the Savannah river, and
it in uncertain, from the line of march pur
sued by Sherman. whether he intends to
attack August: or anchville. For n time
gt least. the odgance on Charleston appears ‘
to be abandoned. » i
. his reported that General Beauregard bu
takelivpersonnl command of the Confeder
nto Army of the Southwest: lately oom
mauded by General Hbod.—-Age of Friday.
- ———-————-»»~~—~—-—~
Shocking Tru tdy in the Tramwy Building.—
WAwlxorox, fan. 30,—Thie evenin‘r, about
half peat {our o’clock, on Mr. Burrows,
clerk in the Controller's office. in the
Treasury Department, was coming down
the etsirwny in the east end of the building,
he was shot by Miss Barrie, of'Chicego. one
hell passing thropgh his cheek. and one
through his body, penetrating his hurt.—
lie sank upon uranium—end, without ut
tering a word, won'died. .
Min Harri-u walked out deliberately and
eluted down the avenue. when she wee
overtaken by one of the door ~keepere, and
withoul any resistance taken back, and
soon nfberwsrds was taken away by a police
oflicer. She is very young and handsome,
with long black curly hair, and very prepol- ‘
leasing eppeurance. ~ ‘
There ere mnny conflicting rumors. as in‘
the cause of the shooting, but, all agree as
to the point of his having been very inti¢
mate with Miss Harris. and having promin
ed her marriage; she vifited him once here
last. winter, but he postponed the marriage,
and finally married another. She says tint
he refused her the position she had a right.
to, and but one thing remained for her.
Petition/or llu Removal 9/ Provost Man/ml
Gaunt Fry.-—A dispatch from Albany to
the New York Tribune gays :
A petition to the President for the [engo
nl of Provost Marahnl Genenl Fry ha
been drawn and is being rapidly ligned.
Esery Senator now here bu “ready sign
-9 it.
Wholesale Drmtion.——lt wu stated on the
floor of the Ohio Senate nn Friday lust, by
Sen-tor Glmckei, who obuined the infor
mation from the Adjutant General of the
State. than. on the dty previous there had
been received at. Cagm p Chase. 469 Narnia,
sad out of that nilm'ber 130 had «165 ch
during the forenoon.
Peacl! Pond—The lil’ is full of ngngors
of peace, moo! of them, no doubt, unfound
ed. We agree yith, the §oaton Put. “If
the authorities gt Wu’hingmn nnd Rich~
mond desire 'pence, w'e shall hayg h—if they .
don’t, we 33 ’t." ' ’ ‘ J fil’ennnylnnh. erylund, New York,
. .’ "”".‘~"""" 7‘ winch, Rhoda hind, Micyiw, ’qu ”y,
1‘ _ NTl"ggenpfi':'§3itedt?gggg:£; on! olhor Siam, have already nhflod u“,
queues o ' the exorbiunt‘prioo of printing Wqfi‘imfiw" amendment Qboliahing flu
rrrr '~-' :1"!- '\ \ x
r IOb¥?;&
Q‘Speci-l 60qu will cnmnenco «2-day.—
{rho London Wm pan {no he tried.
with]; nor Wont! enough for the ten-i
lon. Our cell-t h‘il‘ufl. ‘ ~
, ”Sup-riot hp"?! (blocs—Wm. Buyer ,
& Son, wholes-lo meaty Bee udrertisencnt. ,
_. u 4* - . -__ -
B'3- )IqSherry, of the Suns", gpd Mr.
Marshall, of we you”, have our think: {on
leghl-Live (non. 3 l
”W 0 among}! um 11". fir. Byighlen
blush, of Greene He, has been elected pnlor
of St. Jun” (Lug‘nun) church Sq this‘piace.
We have not let: ' . when”: he has accepted
L‘s: cull.___ _ fig- ~
”Mr. McCluQe bu reported a supplemenfi
'tb gm act, npprond 22nd of Apfil, 1864, pro
viding for the indication Ind payment of
éi‘aiml srhifig {n+l [on of prapeny dzstroyed
by rebel: in 1
fillr. fl.
Postmnsler n.
place of J. A. 'perg’eéi’vned. Mr.
Harper has been u pghoneri‘n the {pads of the
rebel: since the Imm of Getty-huj-g.
Mr. Albert 'l‘. Barker bu be
Postmaster u. Llulestown, in pla
Jones. resigned. _
16"“:9 heirs of‘Andrew Whi‘
wently sold a half section of t
'Q, situated in Logan county,‘
ElishnUrnue puréhnsrr. . 1‘
“get, lome year! ago, b}
300. -
r 1
Inn ,_
500. l
for the l
W 2: only L-.. A, K
yawn i legging ceremony I; 'k place at
the White No \e‘nn Tucitlny m, ing. The
occasion was I presentationl President
Lincoln of a truly nutil'ul an_ : pub vast
of skeleton leaves, athered frfilhe battle
fields of Gettysburg. vise on exhib
tion M. the treat. Sunltn l air ifid in June
lnav. in Philadelphia, and the? gwbarnbod
tor as a girl. to the President. 3;:
._ ‘
\
SLEIGHING ACCIDENT—i
son, of Petunburg, Y. 18., met “‘6
accident, on the morning of the L‘
being thrown fifoml iii: lieigh “B
through the “Feet! of ‘thac town: .
took flight,’nnd coming in mutant 1
bcxts, the sleigh cnplized, and ti;
guson out.’ His rightleg and m y
Iy‘bruised, but fortunately, no he I
Hi: speedy recovery is 'unlixioualy 1
, THE umon'rAL J. .\'.—This 5 1.,
diyidunl, wl.o visited our tonn so e time ago
for the purpose of uddreuing o .pcopie on
the war question, bus at last becom "mung-r.y
We notice by our Western exchnng that J. .\'.
nude application to the S‘huifl' l-‘rnnklin
co., uni—o,ll,l- the occupancy of one ‘w the dark
est dungeons in the piisonmmj ntgis (mu ic
~qgf 5-" chained and placed lheéin. J. .\'.
‘ndppted this course to sni’efiiis friends
Wurefhmd [lint be now “asaumq
if.” ‘
rom the
null upon him
DS.—-It has bcén decided
»{ this State uhnuhe
STAMPS 0N D
by the Supreme Con?
seller of_rcnl éslnte 1m?
on the deed, becanerhe is r 5
to the_deed. This is a matter of
impolilnncr, ah the cost of stamps is h
updn each one thousand dullnrs of the I}
and where heavy salon aremnde, the slump in E
consiiernble item. llercuflrnlxeprudrm man
will agree to ‘sell his ‘propvrty for so much,
“and the cost‘of the stamp."
IMFORTAKT.—The Auditor Gent-ml has lO
tlfied the Tretuni‘er of enchcounty, dig-glis
triot, nng borough of this commonwealth, (lint
they are required by an act puxs'pd during the
lust. session uf‘our State Legislature, lo «lcduci
'on plying ’nny in'tercu or dnidends to holders
of the bonds ‘or scrip, or other ccrlificnlrs of
indebtedness,“ the corporations aluresnid, a
State tax aniairnling to three {hills on H):- dol
lar of the nqminnl‘ value of snid honlls, .kc.
Thli will be ather unpleasant n 9“: to such
rapitnliaia as Lave been making inhuman—ls in
the securitiel inbove nlmed on the strength of
their exempligin from taxation.
THREE CE‘NT Ne’l‘ES.—The nuv llzru: cent
fractious} currency: is now being delivered for
circnlntio‘n. ’le} nre finely engraved, lmnng
on the fnce for: a centre a likcnpu of General
Washington, under the words “three cents."
In thé upper éorner is the figure“ 3 " under “H
Plan-mu Emmi." In the lower corne’r, back of
flowers, they lieu the words on the fncez—“Act
of March 3, 1‘63. United. States. Receivable
for all U. S. slampl. THREE CENTS. Fur
niuhed only 15] the Alsiatnnt Treasurer and
Designated D‘epositoriea ofthe United States
Tnnnry Defiulment." Un the opposite side,
in a. field of gfieen, is the fighre “3," under “III,”
in «ct: corner. They nre Imallcr than the Eve
cent notel, arid are printed on better paper.
MEM
A SAD ACCIDENT.—We are clued upon to
record another and and fan! eccidentfrom the
carelelluue Mire-emu. On Tuesday week,
two mud boys, children of Mr. Hiram Ethel
hen, of FlirfiEld, were playing with the bnr‘rel
of a gun: whieh had been picked up Bflfl’ the
army lelt thud place. The éhildren, it leemlz
were in Ima , and while the elder of the two
pieced the butch .olthe barrel in thejtove, he
celled on his Ipm brother to put his ear to the
other end Trto heer comethi ” .when the gun
diechuged, the content. *5 through the
hold of the boy, and cenn rlmost instant
death. The led wu ihont 7 yeerl old, and
W 11“ edde tal that reduces or the eflnir, i
the tent thet hie‘fether ie’ threat in the nrmy.--
We do not know when we here been called up
on to record en eccident I 0 dietreuing. I: in
mother ‘nd warning , epinrt the (linger of ‘
hendling Ike”! and cut any gunamhi’éh ere
dnily picker; np on the bettle field.—S(ar. 1‘
APPOINTMENTS—The, following nppoinl
menu were angle by tha‘Pennsyluni} Confer—
ence of mo finned Brethren in Chriu, at. their
lut leuiqn in Baltimore :
()de Diotricl-J: W. 'Burd. P. E. ;
Chlmbersbnrg, J. Dick-on; Big Spring, Z. A.
Colulock; Rock Spring, J. P. Bishop; Green
cgnle :nd Alma-lo Circuit, J. C. Smith, one
to be supplied; St, Thomu do.,r to be supplied;
Blewville do., H. Hummelbnugh ; Cnrlille do.,
8. Bighorn , Beudeuvillelliulon, J. A. Clunm;
Shipponzbnrg Circuit, B. A. Schlicler ; Little:-
town, J. G. Shoal; Path Volley, T. B. Jonas ;
Cor-lib]: Xianon, to be supplied. K
York Dixlrict—N. Altman, Y. E; Baltimore
Germ“ Sutioh, .l. A. Sand; Baltimore Eng
lish Sution, D. Eberly ; York, J. Erb; Mechsu
icuburg. W. B. Haber; Slllxem-namwnflflhlt
“ll,6. A. Sulpp; Hucheuor ‘ircuid S. lin
terlme; Jefferson «10., W. H. “not“; Lint
pnol Circuit. W. Humberger; York Spring: do.
I’. Young; Pew do. H. Brown; lukesbnrg;
Minsky“). C. aidler. \ ‘
fiTho Secreury of we "l'reasury hu
concluded In urapgem’em with Jay 090 k,
9! many. to lake the general subwyfiptiop
agency fer the sale 9} the 7-30 loaq.
Pym—The Old Lutheran Church. nt‘this’
borough, Wu materially injured by fire, on t
Slindly lnt. The fire oriiimzed from ‘1
pipe which pulsed through I. a roof, undocug
purring M In ham when nearly every one§
mu .1 hi: rapeotive place 9! wonhipglfi
was not discovered until the flame: hld
made eomidenble progt'eu. Them wn I
much excitement in the midlh of the con-l
negation on hearing that the roof over;
their heads nu on fire. but we have heard
of no accidents in the rush tha’t mu made
for the door: when the fact became known.
The building was saved from en tire destruc
tion owing to the fact of the ‘root' being cov—
ers-d to the depth of several inches with a
coating of snow. anddce—the melting of
which kept the flames in che‘k until our
efli‘cient Fire Depurtmenthrought their en
gines into play. which in connection with
the aid of the citizens gem-rally. effectually;
arrested the prom-H: oi the tire. confining:
the flame: to a narrow urip on either side
of the éomhing of the I‘Wf- The ceiling!
however. from. hnving become saturated
with mter, tell to the floor 'below, adaliugl
materially to the extent of‘the" damage
cause?! by the film—Hanover Oman. l
oimip•
as beep appointed
Adam county, in
fi'A house on Fifth Avepue. New
York, was wld In! week. hiriniuhed. for
$95,000. Petroleum bought H—pul of me
profits of three millions.
RECORD YOUR DEEDS.—The nltenlion of
partial holding unrecor'dul Deed! is direc‘cd
to the provisions onhe Act oansunbly, which
requires tha(—— ' _ ‘
“All deeds and conveyances for real estate
in this Commonwenllh, shall be recorded in
Ihe office for Recording Deeds in tho scum]
where the ln'nda li'e. m‘lhm of: month: Intr \he
execution of such deeds and conrnnnce ;’ and
every suxh’,,dr-ed and conveyance not. recorded
an nforesnid, shrill be adjudged FRAUDULENT
AND VOID against any subsequent purclinur
for n valuable consideration, unless such deed.
be recorded before the recording: oi the deed or
conveynnce under which such lubsequent pur
chaser or mortgagee Ibull claim.”
This is a. very important hold», and those
holding unrecorded deeds will no the impor.
tnnce of hm‘ingtllem recorded without. further
(IL-lay. f
nppointed
of Matilda
deceasml,
ir Western
1., fur SJ,-
' price pmd
Mr. While,
Mr. rergu-
I ; senre
11 11. by
it. dr iug
{His ho ‘e
Yilh m
Mn} -
A little of everything relating to the human!
system, mule xtnd ietmtle; the cnnses andtrent- :
utent. ordinance; the inurrittge customs ot‘tho
world; how to many well and nghoumnd
thing! never pnblishod‘ belore, ten the re
vised and enlarged edition of "Medical Cont
on Senie,” a unique hook for curious peo-
Mand, a. good book ‘fnr every one. 400
"g ,‘IOO lllustrutinns. l'ticc Si 50. Cun
tnts table sent free to any nddres‘. Books
in - be had at the Book stored, or Wt“ be sent
hy ml, post. paid, on teceipt of the prima—
Addr 5 ‘ DR. E. 11. FOU'l‘l'l, .\l. 1).,
- Jan. Q 6m 1130 Bl‘OudMll), N. Y.
1 \LD EYES MADE NEW.
A Pamph ct directing how tntspeedily rec
star-e sight nn give up spcctncles, \\ .tltout Aid
of doctor or m tcine. Sent by tuuil, tree, on ‘
receiptuf 10 out :. Addie”,
, t E. B. PHOTE, M. D., 1
Jan. 30. 6m 1130 Bronduuy, N. Y.
THE GREAT EN‘LISH REMEDY.
.Sm Jung Cunn's ILLIHMTVD l-‘uuu:
PILLS. 'Prcpnred from n neu-ription ol btr
J.«Clprke, M. l).,‘i"ltysicinn Extraordinary to
the Queen. This invnlunble ntdtc'ne in un
tailing in the cure of nll tho pniuiul nnd
dangeroua diseases to which th temnte con-g
etitutiou is subject. It modernte. nil excel-l
and removes all ohntructions, an: a speedy
cure may he telied on. ‘
~To‘hlmried Lediu it is peeulinrly Sifted.—
lt “ill, in a short. time, bring on “1‘10!in 3
period with regulnrity. ‘
Each bottle, price One Doll r, bears H?
r \‘L-rntnent Stump of Great. Britniu, to prc
Ten ounterfeits. ‘
. (In ux.—'l‘hese i'ills should not be taken
by thnle during the utter TIIREP non-us of
Pregnnncy, :1 hey are sure to bring on Min
carrmge, it at. 3' other time they are saith,
lnullt-u sofSe us imdbpinnlAl‘l'ectio :4,
Pain: in the Back and .. be, Fatigue nu slight
exertion, l’nlpitutinn of e Heart, Hysteria, ‘
and Whites, these Pills.will I‘ectn cure when ‘
all other int-ans. have fitiled; u igltliougii I
powerlul remedy, do not contain ir . enlutnel,
antimony, or anything hnitl’ul to the nstitu
tion.
Full directions in the pamphlet around on .
pnek‘ge, which should he ntretnlly preset-red.
Sold by all Druggisls't. Sole Agent {or the
United .States itnd Unnudn,
MEMO
MEM
NNE
entric in
ny for the stump
“red to affix it
nridl'l'flble
dullar
i N. B.—-sl,oo and 6 postfigc mumps eyclosed
to any authorized Ag: m, will insure a. bottle,
containing 50 Pills, by return mail. Sold by
A. D. Buchicr. r, v;. [.\'ov.l4, 1804. U
DR. MARSHA LL'S CATABRH SNL‘FP
This Suu’fl' has thoroughly pros ed itself to be
the best article known for curing the Cutnrrh,
Cold in the [lead and Headache. Itflms been
found an excellent remedy in mnny case-. 0!
Sore Eyes. Deafness has been removed by it,
and Heating has often been greatly improved
by its use. .3. ’
It is frugrnn: and agreeable, and turn 11~
um”: mun-:1 to the dull heavy pnjuu caused
by dine-see of the bend‘ Thracnsutionn after
tiling it are delightful ‘nnd inugumting. It
opens and purges out ullpbstructions, strength,
en: the glands, and gives a healthy action to
the parts afferted. '. . -
More thnn Thirty Yénrnl of sale and nse’ of
“Dr. Marshall's Catarrh and Heudarhe Snnfl‘,”
has proved its great value tor all the common
diseases of the heed, and at this moment
Mandi higher than ever befqre.
It is recommended by many of the=bent phy
eicinnl, and in used with great anccee’s and
ntisfnction everywhere. r '
Read the Certificate: of Wholeexfle Drug
gilu in 1854: The undersigned, buying {or
men, years been ncquuinted with “Dr. Krir- ‘
shell'r Cntnxrh And Headache Snuff." nndpold
it in our whole-ale tnde. cheerfully state, that 1
wé'believe it to be equal, in every renpect, to ,
the recommendations given of it for (hazard
of Cnlarrhnl Afl'ectiane, and that it is decided
ly the beat article w ‘have ever known [Oll.ll
common dileuea of :he Heed. x
Burr & Perry, Boston; Reed, Austen k 00.,-
Boutcn; Bro‘n, Lawson & Co., Boston; [ll ed,
Cutler 5: Co. Boston; Seth W. chle, Boston;
Wilton, Fairbnnk t (70., Boston; Hen-hiw,’
Edmond & 00., Boston; H. H. Hay, Portland,
3“,; Barnes '& Puk,. New York; A‘ B. t D.
Sands, New York; Ste hen Poul ,& 00., New
York; hm] )linor t 30., New York; Mcécl
son & Robbins, New York; A. L. Scovill A 0.,
New York; M. Ward, Close & 00., New York;
Bush & (his, New York. ‘
For Isle by All Druggiltl. Try it. .
Nov. 14, 186‘. 1} ‘ )
A Clergyrun, while residingin South Amer
irn u I miarionnry, discovered a Sufi- nnd aim
planned]. for the Cure of NrrVou: Wenkneu,
Eur-1y Deny, Diuuee of the Urinary thSem
inn] Orglnl, and the whole train of disorderl
brougln on by tuneful nnd vicious MM“.—
Grent number: have been Already cured by this
noble remedy. Prompt-d by a desire to bene
-6‘ the afflicted nnd unfortunate, I will lend the
recipe for preparing and using thin mediclne,
in n sealed envelope, to my one WhO‘llMdl it,
Fl“ or Canon.
Please inclou l lumped enulope, addreued
to yourself. Addreu
JOSEPH 'l‘. IXIAS,
Station D.. Bible House, ,
,Dct. 24, 1364. . Nu! York Olly.
To Nut-oc- Gunning—A Gentleman,
curid of Nervoun Deliilily, Incognpueucy.
Pram-tun Dcuygud Youthful Knot, uctunted
by a: denim to benefit. others, will be happy m
furnilh to :11 who deed it, (fr‘ee ofjphnrge.) the
recipe Ind direciiom for Ina-king th- simple
remedy and ip his case. Sun‘erer‘a fishing to
grgflt 3»; me ..mnim'. bad expérience, Ind
potion,» lure and valuable remedyncpn do so
by Iddrauing him 3! once. n! his plnéLof bpaiy
pen. Tho Recipe any! full intorquion—ofvhnl
importance—sy“; be phMully' sent by return
pail, Addreu - JOHN B‘. OGDEN,
‘ Ho. 60 .\'ga-nu Strut, New York.
P. S.—.\'¢rvons Sum-ten of ‘bmh sun. will
find this information inplu .‘alc. ‘ “
pct}, 1354. an ,
SI’EQIA L N 0 TICES.
IF YUU ‘WANI‘ TO KNOW
JOB MOSES, 27 Corllandl St, N. Y
A CARD T 0 INVALIDS
“FORMATION FREE.
MARRIED.
0n ihe am ML, by Rev. Jacob Zipzler, Hr,
JACOB S. DEATHIPK,vf Tyrone townlhlpfld
fliu ANNA H.WITMUR,of Bmm“ towns!“
On the 311 inlt.‘ by tho Imm.l Mr. ISEA
onus, ofßlnler lowmhip.‘to Min SARA
JANE HOFFMAN, o! Hennllcn townihip.
On the 6th of Ocmher, by tho lam-,lt.
ANDREW CLUCK. or Funklin‘ mun-hip, “1
Mn. ELIZAEETH THOMAS, of Menullen us.
On an 2d Inn... at the residence of “u
bride't parenu. by Rev. W. R. U. Dentrich,
Mr. DAVID E. MMZUIUAN lo .\lis- HELEN M.
ntcond daughter of 31:. Ruben Tue, bo_lh at!l
this pincc. ‘ _
0n the «h of Ju.. bj Rev 8. F. Save}. 091‘
HOWARD n. JOHNS, at Springfield, Ohio.
(fotmérly of this county.) to Mrs. MARY E.
sNEERtfiGER, of Funklin cmuuyx Ohio.
\ nmn. ; , I.
fi-Ohimw} names 3 conu per line} for an
on: tourHunk-:cnsh~ to Accompany nulico.
. _ ,
On ‘heflzath um,X Mn. MARGARET ROW
wile ode lah Rowen-9f IQmmituburg, Ind dn .. _
ter of flat”! Bushmn h, ‘dcceued, of thin plan.
aged about“ ye’nrlx ‘ ,
0n xthe 15,9}: 11".. nénr Petenbnrg. I. 85‘
GEORGE) .FRANKL‘IN‘CAVIL, 101 l ofJohn lug
Loy-h Sheen. aged 7 yum 8 month! Ind Mum.
- ' ' » Gommuniéiled.
DKed, on Sunday, Jan. 23d. ir‘rfit. Loull, Mo.‘
1n the reddente of (George M. Gr‘mvcr, Mr. W3l.
L. CRAPSTER, ‘aged 60 yea" [months and,
16 days. - ~ ‘ >
Mr. Crapster formerly resided in Carroll co..
Md., ihere ,he had a large circle of “qualm
ncee. In St. Louis be In] nurrounded by the
opinion of e brother end3he klndneu on unce,‘
who rendered hil last hours comforuble.
“Maybe rcstin [Jewell-7" ‘ ‘ ~
. Comguunicnlod.
Died, at Lilsleetown, June 30, H 565, In.‘
LOUISA SUSANNA, filfe of 'Dr: lemu .0.
Kinzer, and deughler of Anne and Jullennq
Lefcver, aged 20. yearn )0 month! and l'.’ dnye.
How “range are lheyiclssuuflu ofhle, and
uncennln ’iuJenue? She hue gone in the .
spring-time of youth :nd.hope. ‘Her coune v
on earth in Inishod. The grave has clonal
over her, whilst the husband of; year‘und her
«runny cum-lied friend: up left to mourn for the
loved inputted. "
The eye is dim—the loving’cye, ;
Thu beamed eu luqulygon us here—
Senled up in deuthflhe unxiufe sigh,
[No more botloui it with n trnr. -
‘ But, if: the land l-eroml the urine, _
Thur. voice will nu-ll in rnpuiruus'loine,
The enng to Him wlufllied to live, “’
_ And bring me weary traveler home.
_ ‘ _ Comingimlrd.
In HnmptnnVAdums county, Jun. 2'l, Mu.
MARY BliUI'(“-IJ, cunwn o! .\ndn‘v “tough,
hgcd 78 years and 13 Guys: - _ ' ‘
Think, children. at hfi‘l‘i‘)‘ Anya.
When in lhc gnaw my hudxibgs—o ,
'My swril rem; with Uufl. on high. _
\\ here 30!: may meet me by mot by.
No man: slmll‘cnre mv Inqughts annoy,
No more Hull grirl‘hur‘hn,
H 1 (but bright lundhhu’u all i3IO;J '
Al‘d everhusLing peace. ‘ 1
'l'lu-n win-(M4 flee-Img H. 159 ix X‘Nk‘ It
Ami a” ild snrrmv o’r‘r, J ' ;’
May you mLh mptux-e meet. u}. L'uafi ‘ ,
Un (‘ummn's pcucclul shone” i
TEX’i‘MARKE'QB.
GETI‘YSHCRG—SA‘WKIDM [,M:,.
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Puc‘ Flunr. .. . 7
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Plaster of l’uri°....
Plant-r ground, per bag.
BA LTHIORE—Fumu uni-r
Hour.
Wheat
(hl‘
899 V
Hogs.
H 332.“
Rule, per huud
hr huud........
Clover-aw
Flux-nerd. .
Timollu -'e('l
Whiskey
once.
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deceaspd,~huving bah. 31“.. , ~
signed, raiding in the numc‘phce, he hen--
by give: notice to all persons Inldebted‘to mid
est-w to make imquium payment, and thaw
basing claim! lglinsl the sungw‘prelém them
properly lulbemignted for uulemcfint.
LEVI CHRONIBTHR, Adm'r.
Feb. 6, 1865. qr ‘ ,g
Public Sale.
‘ 'N WEDNESDAY, the sth day of MARCH
next. tho subscriber will “u at. Public
Sale, It in': residence. on Baltimore urea, Gel
iyaburg, the foil wing poflonll prolieny. viz: ‘
4« Patent IRO§ BEDSTEADS, 1 Conngc do..
1 “Sofa d0.,-‘. comon do.,,'l‘hre l’nim Leaf
Mattresses. pnir ”nugget: yuan H-uilg._
Looking Gian, Dru-in: Egan, midi-hoi
‘nny Pier Tnblu, lireakfut tunic, Wnlnut Ex
leulion Table. Genus do” Study do., Book
(‘ane,_ so! Cane-bottomed Choirs, set Windsor .
60., ('nne-leued Rocking Chair, Sewing do.,
Windsor Arm Bbcking do., Rocking Cradle,
Lounge, Writing Desk, 3 Wash Stands, Sink
Dough-trough, I'A Patent. Iron School Dank“
Black Board, Recitation Bout-hen, Waver]
Cool Store, Ten-plate Store, Axe, Glrden
Fork. Tqbl, Crockery and Qunnnnue, a qunn.
lin at Bacon; I Good Horio. Fniling-top Bug
” Ind Humans, and many olhér nticiuhlcq
numerous so mention. ,
H‘Snle to commence 11. f 0 o’clock. A. IL,
on aid dnyflrhen utondnnco will be given and
lama Indie know? by {/ f ‘
. . s. woonpunx. '
A. W. Flemming Auctioneer
Fetus, {865. u
Valuable Farm
T PRIVATE SALE.—Tho anhlcn’beu,
Erection Of thrust. will nnd :emmen:
ol mogul! Delay, docund, oll'er at Primes
Sale, the following Rut Balm o! Mld «1
.ccdent, vizz, * ‘r .2'
A FAR“. liluale in Tirane lownlhip, Adams
county, P 1... adjoining land. of David Yohe, \
Daniel Hume, Rudolph Deitrick, Ind othen.
containing 200 Acres, more or len, :bout bq
acres of which are woodllnd Ind 30 "reg
meadow. Thoimpmvemenu are '
. Two-nary Wellherbourded ‘
HOUSE, 2 Team“ Houul, lug.
Log Bun with 2 Wagon Shed:
nluched, Corn Crib. Smoke house, bprmg
Hon": 1 3°“ Un'hl'fdl, Ind n nevcrluiiluw
upring near the house. Then in gallium o!
wmr running through the farm.
_firl’enuus wishing to view the proocr'y
ml! be shown lbo um. by calling on Dxluirl
Dal-up, residing thereofi.
JOHN DELAP. '
E ‘ DANIEL DELAF, . ‘ ,
Feb. 81 "55- 1' linemen”
Rwanda ,Stampl a
1’ any dngomiqqfoq common] on mad
and for ule u the Fine Kuhn-l Balk
«I Gegtysbi-rg. GEO. ARNOLD, Cum".
Gettysburg, Nov. H, 1864. ‘
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