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MONDAY “SKIING, AUG. 2!. 1865
Democratic County Convention.
111 l Imus AND 'l‘lll‘.’ conn'rn‘u-
11%“. NEGRO EQUALITY. [
Atlmqeﬂug ofthe Democratic Connvy Com
mime, at Wolf‘s Hotel, in Gettygbmg, on
Sunni-y lut,’ (he folluhing re-alutioq was
unnuimonsly adapted:
Mud. Thu! (he D’emocmtic voter: of
Adapt county be. and they In: henby, re
quested to meet at their usual places of bold
ing Deieglu Elactiona. on SATURDAY, :11:
2d of SEPTEMBER 11¢“,th the putpou or
choming Dglegues to represent. them in l
County Contention to be held in Gettysburg.
un MONDAY FOLLOWISG. {September 4th,)
at 10 o’clock. A. M., to nominau n County
Tick», :9 inc. Bunion-X Conferces. "anti
unnmt Ipc‘fothr bniiqas: as may be dum
pd ﬁt‘clunry. The Delegate Buttons to open
“3 and close st 5 o'ﬂock, P. 1, in all the
districts except Genysburz—iu the latter to
open :17 and close at 9 u'clOck,P. .\t.
JACOB BRIXKEKHOFF, Cb'n.
hum—Won, Scé'y.
Aug. 21, 1863. Ic
Tar NNE WS.
' Tho um o! Worn, the Andaman“). ply-gunman. hi
{on tho millury’mmminlon. hula on Monday. ~
Domain 6mm MM! 3‘ mm». Conn , h“ In”.
urinal; diamond, Ind I!’ II mmorvd um ho [an "in.
ﬂd W!” "and! out at money.
the “ham C-ble Compunyjnn hm! n muting And n
polud to nhe £90,000 on uni-h 11:. mm: “Mm—M
contract and buy 1 second one -
H ll Ink! that. a monument to John Brown will in "NM
In Torrlngton, Cohn , the lam: where he mum-i. =
Th. London “E‘poclntur” any: : “Th: Comb" Muld
‘aluu hl‘l Illrmod and proud tho 9mm" d 3.“ ‘O
- In Landon, on)- or nhcm mm hnu‘mnnhnd Aphﬂd."
ﬂu nbol Gown! troll on Dumb: not \m‘md m.
'r-IMII'I luau. A
ﬂu Mnl Bum!" Duper-l 'l‘yrrol, ol’ Tannin”, hu-
In“ hr pinion. 4
CI" lohmnn, of Tanzania, ha: been pun-don“ by tho
Prelidmt. .
)ZI-robal Cungronmnn 11mm“. 0! Kontucky‘. hu boon
ulnued {rum nrrut, and has hm hm prnpeny renew! to
hlm by direczlnu a! the Preiidpgt
John l‘oruth bum" lppuiMed Mnynr o! Mabno.
ncrwbnl V. Johnmn. of Gem-gin, h In Washlnﬂnn
The military court engaged In tho trill p! Worn Idjour.
nod on Tuesday. tn :- dny no! mum]. on the lunentlon of
Jun Aimcue Chlpmxn. Immediately am: the primunr
plaid ' not guilty " No rpm" bu horn Inﬂgmd for
ll.“ poet-ling. Worse llnl been romndﬁw the Old
Carnal. ‘ ‘
‘11:. "Special Provost erlbll" o! the Wu- Dcpnhmln
gun nun-m from I wont through the South, comm tho
npom cl nth: dolh‘tnuan than. had I‘m the MI. an
yum-gin “bun shaman: a tin «mm; a! mi United
Slam.
Thu hunting "Cummomuth" My: tho Don-menu:
”not“; in the Kunlucky noun a! Repnuntnuvu {I ll:-
“on.
Thu nﬂleﬂ report! of cranky 10 negro“ in Nor“: Ono
) In Ire contradicted.
Quin Hum-l: bns gun. to Gummy. ‘.
ﬂu Ina Con'vennqn o! Mimi-1m)! bu Idﬂphd In
umpidmdm w ibe Connsmllon null-hing ulnar}: All the
mmbm In" united in n mrmorlnl to Rreuldenl Johnson.
lullng Imam, for .1030er Dui- und Governor Chrk.
h In atnud u:- {allot-ing ndditiopsl trloopum to be muo-
Oorod out of urvica immediately: From an MIMI. Do
mntﬁlx thouund ; Department of Wilmington. eight
Wanna; Kentucky. in (hound ; North Carolin, eight
”OW; Ninlnippi, two tbvuund.
All SIM oohrod lroopl In the nerrice villahoruy hr {in--
hryd out. 30 up Lh- Wuhington corn-mud“! o! the
low York “Trina," "on good mummy
PW Johnna otduod tho homunculus! a! nu
Vutln ”doll! In a pan: to radar m minimal; 0!
Honda 3. suphul‘u comfonublo u po-lbh. '
The Pruld‘ea‘ hm ippolntqd nu "Encuuu Bun-II" M
m. chum iv! the pnédon bullpen.
number V. Johnson bu but} I print. intervlew with
Ib- Pruidonk ‘
The trill or Worn nu rammed on Ween-any. 'ﬂn
‘l'KHCtmtnl but been tuned by th- omluion of th, Mme.
pf Lu, Sodduu, Nouhrnp Ind Moan.
Tho mum from on precincv. h Prue. coax-gun manly,
In: ,tho' am out 0(180 mm, mum boon mm».
”W by tho uglnrlllon balm.
A commit“. of ovdr on. bundrnd eman- bu been up
polntod 1n Richmond toglu President Johnna 1 min; ro
ptptlon on tho amnion ofhl- thump-tad may
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DELEGATE ELECTIONS.
SATURDAY NEXT in Hue day ﬁxed for
the Democratic Delegate Elections. We
cannot. 100 earnestly urge a general unend
ancein all tbe'districis. Send your best
men to the Convenxlinn, and the best, ticket
will be the result. 4 A vigorous eﬂ‘ort with
such a tickm, can . . fail of lnanduome luc
€6BB.
STATE NOMINATIONS
The Democratic Smte Convention met at.
Harrisburg on Thumhy last. and made the
following excellent nominations: For Au.
dim;- General. Col. W. W. H. Dgrxs. of
the 1041 b Pu. Reziment, Bucks county;
SurveyorGeneml. Lt. COLJous P. Lmrou,
of Gumbrin county. Joseph L. Shorb,
Esq, npmentodmlnma coungy in the Con
vention. Proceedings md recolmiom in
next Qmpiler.
m ABOLITION CONVENTION.
The Abolitionirts held their State Com
iantion st Earrinburg on Thursday week;
If we may judge from the proceeding, it
would appear rhet the Curtin faction tri
umphed over the Cameron clan in' gm or
ganisation, nomination and genera man
lnent of the Conventﬁm. Jolm Cee‘nnn.
.:ﬁhdfonl. a fussy small-fry politician who
left' we Democracy a couple years _ago,
for the party’s ood, was rewarded in a
cheap way for gain recreancy. by being
made temporury Chairman of rho Conven
tion. and afterwards Churmnn of the Abo
lition State Centre! Comminee, in Simon
Cnmcron‘s place. ,
General John F. Harlranftmf Mnntgom
'ry county, was nominated forgguduor
General. and 00!. Jacob M. Campb'ell. of
Cambrin, for Surveyor General; both on
ﬁrst ballot. ’ .
#Tho Democnu of York county. on.
funds: lulmominnted (hefollomug strong ‘
ticket: Session A. H. Glam. (subject. to
the York and Cumberland Conteronué)
AWN}, James Cameron and Abram .
W; .Oommisrioner. Henry Ram,
#9985; Treasurer. Gmrga Daron: District.
mmqhm. W. Bulengpr; Sun-voyeur.
8. Ex. Bu y; Amman Joseph Landis; Dz
;edoc. Henry Kochanour.
“The Descent-1c ﬁguration of Cum
berhnd conga, which min at Cnrlisie on
)loadgy. no Mai 00]. James Chg-(nut.
fer the Senate; 92111 e Long for the Anem
biy; O; E. Mnglaugh in for District Anor
p’q; Levi Zieglegfjor Tran-um. Ind A. 1".
ﬂat for Commi mar.
.-*We nous: in the HE’WBurf
‘ aeommunica‘umkmgmdiuglh r,
' :?‘ ‘ibumau. Esq. art 6 Mom-am:
' " _.‘. 40: Saw Senator m chi; dip
%~«" lopommepding J. McDon
w : is“ for the name pmuipn.
. -v 31’7”,” gnnéngmge‘nﬁon
,‘ , 4.3; .p m"
5: W 'g'Tv h E.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Gov. Perry. of'South Caroline. come time.
:30. paid a visit to Wuhington. and whilst
thm hnd conferences with the President
Indmemben of the Cabinet. He was much
loosed with his visit. and in s :peech nt
larcenville, South Carolina, on the Lil. in
latent, gave a number of particulars. Of
this inwrview with the President, he said:
1 I told him thntthepeo in of South Card
‘ line accepted the terms otphis proclamation,
land were thawed to return to their alle
',zinnce to the Union. That from having
i been the most rebellious Stnte in theﬁouih.
‘ l we: satisﬁed South Carolina would. hence
.lorth. he one of the most lnynlol‘the South
,ern States. That she would reform her
lConstitdtion and abolish slavery. give the
, electron ofGowrnor and Presidential Elec
l torn to the people, and equalize the repre
lentntion oflhe Stage. I gave it as my
opinion that the diannion feeling of the
ISmte lmd originated in the parixhel.
The President ext-reused himselfgrltiﬂed
[at the course South Carolina wu likely ,to
punue, and inuend oi manifesting any b‘it
ter or revengcful spirit. he evinced greet
kindness. lolicitude and magnanimity.—
The whole delegation was deeply imprened
with the courtesy, dignity And ability of
his Excellency. rﬂis poliﬂlcnl views ex
pressed to us were those of a patriot end a
statesman. He wished to see the country
lance more quiet, permeable, happy and
, prosperouc. In regard to the relative pow»
1 er. of the State and Federal Governments,
his Opinions were identical with my own,
so long expressed in South ﬁCM‘Ol'mﬁ. He
twat equally-opposed to the Centrulmtion
; and conmlldatlon of powers in Congress he
{he was toithe teceuion of the States. It
5 must be leftto the Legislature o%ch State
’to decide who nhnll be allowed \ vote in
‘tbe State. ,Any Attempt on the ‘pnrt of
:Congreus to control the elective franchise
l of: State would be unwar'mntnblr murpu;
f tion. He expressgdmn ardent wish to see
{the constitution of South Cnrolinn popu
; larized by üboliuhiu’g the parish “presenta
tion. and equalizing the political power of
the upper and lower country. giving the
election ofGovernor to tlicfpenple. and him
the election of electors a President and
Vice Fresident. ‘ ‘ _
Gov. Perry further llld: .
On leaving the President, he requested
me to call and see Mr. Seward. Secretary of
State, and give him the same information
i 1 had given his Excellency in reference to
the public feeling and sentiment ofSouth ‘
Carolina. ‘This I (lid in comeény with the l
iSoutb Carolina delegation. e found Mr. ‘
Seward kind and cordial, and gratiﬁed at ‘
the information we gave him with regard ;
'to the politic. of South Carolina. Before
lvisiting Mr. Seward, I hurl be n to call on ’
the Attorney Gem-ml, Mr. Sprferl. He ex
pressed himwll surprised ’nnd mortiﬁed at
‘ my speech. made to yn‘u on the 3d of July.
But 1 soon discovered that he had only!
:glnncéd over the speech, and did not com-f
prehend~ the (one and 'tcmper of my re-l
tmnrka. I told Mr. Seward “hat the Attor-f
ney General had said. Ha ~replied. 1 read 3
{your speech this morning attentively, and}
considering the standpoint lronrwhich you i
made it, I think it a very good one. When 4
flwns Governor of New ank. said Mr”
iSuwurd, I uzod to mnke speeches‘ whiiclil
:were very severely criticised in Charleen)“, I
and I said to myself. what the «levrl havel
the people of Charleston to do with ui-y|
spot’ch made in New York" I did not'
spank in them or for them. but to the pco- !
lple of New York. And 1 suppose. Mn}
Perry. you intended yuur speechiur South i
anroline and‘ not for Washington: 1
bom‘ PUT IT on.
‘ 1 Hundreds of “Repuirliciins” agree with
)emocrntu, that negro t-uﬁ'rngo would be
, angerous tothe perpetuity ofthe Ropuhiir;
but they put 03' their opposition to it to “a
, i’nore convenient season." If they are hun
;est in oppming the political equalization of
‘ the races, they‘cnnnot consistently adhere
any longer t 6 the Abolitipn organizlitiun.—
{Although the party with‘which they have
i hitherto acted may not ventui-eio endorse
, negro suffrage in itg plutforms,, ts leaders
tare nénrly all in favor of it and openly ud
h’ocnte it. Therefore, if they should he suc
cessful at the polls. they will clafmthat
{the penﬁie have decided in River of giving
' the‘ negro the right to vote and will renew
‘ their pre‘snure'upon‘ the President to com
pel‘ him to take ground .in fnvor of this
new political heresy. Hence. we say, if you
would greee’ryo the White Man’s govern
ment,‘ egin.the work now: If you wait
‘ till the Abolition party have fully shown
their hand, you‘wili have Waited till the
game is lost, or wo’n. Don’t ﬁut off your
warfare against. this iniquitous scheme.—
“Wihat thou doest, do quickly 2"—-B¢dfuril
Gaul“. . ' ' . A
18‘“. will require more than one and a
half million dollars to pay the. general .ofﬁ
cers assigned to duty under the recent
general order. This is a. monstroua impo
eition upon the taxpayers. The people
want. no standing army 0! shouldemtraps
while peace reigns—especially of those po<
litical, holiday creatures who never saw the
“from.” in war‘ limes. Muster them out.
and stop the vast. expense of keeping them
in itﬂened.
nWKeeping mililgr; possession of a
country is a costly business, under the most
favorable circumstances, but‘whon the re~
sources 0! n countxy ale dried up by civi}
war and by qu governmmt for years, Hm
pecuniary trouble becomes still more ou~
erous.” '
The Philadelphia‘ Ledger, a newspaper
claiming ‘ to he of {Mr “moat ,slraightest
sect,” gives this as a deliberate Opinion.
aThe inventigation 6? Custom Home
aﬁ'aurs at Memphis shows the Government.
to have been ﬁwindled of at. least $1,200,000
byCollector Carlton. HisbéndumanJudge
Page, bu been arrested for suspected con~
Mamas-Chicago Journal.
Add to this 51.200.0001 he sum 0f5190.000
lost to the Government in the defnlcatign
0! Stone at Columbus, and €t_ mnku nearly
a million and I half 10>L~b3 the conddchof
two "loyal” Republicans 2 '
Kentucky Lrgfalarvre.—Tha latest oﬂ'ici‘al
returns place the Lrgislature as follows;
House. 45 Democrats and 28 Ram. _The
Senate willsmnd 17 Reps. to 19 Democrats.
RM: 10m: correspondent of the Chica
go Tribune says that. among Rapubhcans he
ﬁnds but one¢entiment on the negro cuf
frnge question. and that is entire unanimi
ty in its behalf. Only Democrats are op
posed to it. y ‘
IQ‘Massachusz-tlsmu nigger: vote who
have (no hundred and ﬁfty dollgn’ want;
ofpro My. She iswilhng \o be governed
by ticgeniggre. but not by poor ones.
Ban" Chpturz'd During the Rddﬁané—Thb
Quuﬁu‘msnr General has issued ID order,
under 'iuotmcuons from tbs Secretary of
W“. in “Wave horses recaptured hora
the rebel m (o line'eﬁ‘ec: that where a.
horse captﬁmi M Iho rebels is identiﬁed
by sniﬁewm prbbt’u we ptupvrty of: loygl
cniun. the claim oimcimrn to his pro
perty will be recOguiud by returning the
bursa to him. or it the aqucgiiiiu of the ser
vice prevent we}: reruns,» pnyingforuat.
the average Gowmmem pricoofihe district,
receipxg to be taken in all case) it dupliouo.
. _ . . t 200 LIVES LOST,
mNw ,Omwwn of »VHWi-Adis- 0n the 18111 ofJuly. me steamship Bro-
PHOb from bi; L 001! 53)” ”In" Archbishov ‘ther Jonathan, from San {now for
Kenrick has Informed the Calbohc clergy rump“, was totally M, nd 57" p”,
Hut ibey must not. take the path prescribed Jinan were drownad—amang them hit
2! We "41%: 5”“ corivenuon. .753 Pm" La‘Wﬁsht. on his way to take commit!
wriw- c Ewen lava wewou :1 lo- H W fCol b‘ .
wlﬁﬁag'nsxmxlar course. i 0 h‘ ﬂwﬂ'f-JE—
._ kW 1 am- owner of the bum in which
F; 5 Q 1 Wo‘lwh‘mmm “9d C 9011?” Mr. Lincoln? died. complains that the wei
9*; ‘ ‘ ‘ PMS m“ I“ Len" “1“" ““3 tombto Ila expiring Prendent stole his
“"V 1- "1‘ ‘ . 3WD M's, silm spawn. and other articles
,‘ﬁﬁw” ’»- * hank burnt gone into I 0! value. This in (Eran-t, of “grant 'moral
. ; rag?!“ ‘ Go's “warden," . 131%,, Mm thuh‘EOdlineu is
. ~...'. ~ ' 7....F’Wl- Iﬂuijl in rota:
my alum: m ﬂaking.” MI,- pion of the Icriptnm: I“ tarp
lohm 4' \ Bounty.
”An unusual "nah” 0" advertising
compels us :0 defer 3"an articles in type
for this issue. The advertmmenum (men
9|". possess much interest for} Inge por
tion of our genders, and they at lent m“
not complain. ‘
, Q‘A' goodly number of new subscriben'
‘ wexe added wont list last week. Ba}. “Mill
there is room." ‘ y
‘ WORK—August term of Court wu‘hel ,
but week—~Pruidnnt Judge Fisher tad
.Lsoninte Juduel Ziagler .‘nd \Viermun 09'
the bench. The following in a Int of the.
cane: tried : f
‘ cannon run.
4 Herman M. Feller vs Henry Dyan-t.—
Suimnuns in Aunmpni: to recover bill 01
,bonrding alleged to hue been assumed by
Edef-’ndunt. Verdict. for plnnliﬂ‘far 3114 H.
Nichol-a Codori vs. George Plank.—
Summcnn‘ in Asumpait to recover hack
,price psid for horse mold to phimiﬂ'. Ver
;dict for plnintiﬂ' for $69 24.
Jacob A. Gardner and J. W. Gardner.
Adminisjralors of Wm. Gardner. deceased.
turviving partner of-Wm. & B F. Gnrdner.
vs. John G'urdner and Isaac E. Wierman.
Administrators ofJacob Gardner. damned.
Suit on note. Verdict for plaintiffs {Ol‘BB75L
Reba-ca R. Beltzhoover. by Mr next
(riend Jobn Wolford, Vs.Chl"isliun H. Be-llz
hoover. Application for divorce, and de
cree granted for thesamv.
qunran szﬁsnms. ‘
Commonwealth vs. Murtha J. Devan.
Assault and bultery on Henry Bishop.—
Verduct (ﬂy; and sentenced to pay one
dollar ﬁne d costs. ‘
'1 Commonweahh vs. Julia A. Bream. As
lsault and battery on Jacob Bream. Ver
édic! guilty. andlsentenced lopny ﬁve dollars
Iﬁne and com. S
F Commonwealth vs. Julia A‘. Bream. A‘-
‘Bault nnd Ln may on Mulks Bream. Ver
ldicl guxlly. and ﬁned one 1121er and costs.
! Commonwealth vs. Julia A. Bream.—
{Surety of the peace,on oath ofJncob Bream.
Defendant sentenced to pay costs.
f 'Commonwwlth vs. Thomas Trail. Sell;
ling liquor without license. Plead guxlty.
lnnll ﬁned one dollar am! costs.
.' Commonwealth vs. Elias Cram. .Fnrni
{cation and humanly, on oath of Mary Jane
lMchns. Vendicl. not guilty, prolecuunx
vnnt appearing! '
I Commonwealth vs. - George Warner.—
Assault. and battery on Mary— J. Brown.
lVerdicv. guilty. and defendant. ﬁned twenty.
‘ ﬁve dollars and«cosls. _
Commonwealth vs. Edward Hughes. Ilen
ry- Adams and U~car Stine. Larceny—-
“pocket pickigg." the 4th of July: last.
Not appearing, £39211- recogmzunces Were
fmfeited. ‘
Commonwealth vs. Abraham Trestle.—
Surety ol' the peace. o'n oath of David Es
sick; vavndnm semencvd lopay (hecmm.
Commonuenllll \s. (ivorge Smoky-1
Robbery 0! u wmch from Dawson Johnson.
Verdict not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Alfrrcl 113119. 1.11--
any of posts from Frederick Herr. Ver
dict not. guilty, because of insanity of (1m
defendant. The Cum: mdered Hum. 10 be
plnr‘ed at the Poor [[nusp,
Commonwealth vr. Jeremiah Knhlm‘. Lari
why—alleged, rvtainmg of .ockm—lmnl:
with money found. Vholnngin} 4n David
Wolf. Verdict guilty. Motion fora new
u-inl.
AGRICI'LTCRAI. FAIR.-—-l)mi‘l form-l.
that the Adams (‘n‘unly Agricultural Ftir,
at Bends-ravine, mil take plan- on the 19d).
20th and 215', days of Septembennext—
only A few weeks from 'thi:l dAte. We are
glad tn learn that the prospects for the Fair
are vei-‘y good. The President and Mann
gers are busily at .work nmldng‘lm neces
saiy preparations. and it i: hnpod tlmt any
farmer in the county will mamlvsl .xn inter
est in its success~nut only eve-1y hruwr,
but. all others “-1.0 have anything of interept
to exhibit. The hulk-R. ton, are invoked to
give the Fair’their earnest aid, knowing in
the President and Munagnu do that it Will
be ofmuch value.
The Fair grounds are 'being put. in thor
ough repair, and Will be made ns attractive
as péssible. Several new features will he
introduced. amnng‘tlie rest a deparlment
of Battle-ﬁeld Relics, into which muny' in
terestingvnrlicles will he collected. ’We
would advise all who have nmthing to ex
hibit to do so—anrl these who hnve no! to
give EheiFuir the bemﬁz of their presencv.
GETTR'BURG-FEMALE INSTITUTE.
-—The next. session of this Institution mil
open on Mouday,SeyL 2. For termﬁ of tui
tion; &c., the made: i“ rvferred to the card
of Mrs. System’the Principal, in another
column. This is one ut‘ the best. female
scbdols iu the country. Gettysburg may
well be proud ofic. _ .
AN AFFECIING STORY SPOILER—-
Sergt. Humiston, says the Bahimoxe C'.‘ip
per, who it was supposed expired on the
ﬁeld of Gettysburg—wilt; wns'lhe hero ohhe
celebrated Gettysburg Photographs. of a
very ﬁne poem by Jus. G. Clark, and innu
merabie affecting neWSpuper articles—re
turned to his home and tumily. at. I’ortville,
Cattaraugus county, recenlly. having been
conﬁned as the Glen Times learm as u prim
oner in one of the Southern prison pens,
and but lately released.
[Q'Our young lady friend, Miss Mary
Jane Lilly, of MnuMplenmnt, has made us
gums: accepkable present, in the shape of
a pair of ﬁne young chickens. A nice “ed~
ilm‘lal speech” would be in place just here,
but. being unusually cramped for room, we
must conﬁne our “remarks on the present
oécuion” lo a simple expression of thanks
o—which the (uir time: will please consider
as herein done very sincerely and very
earnestly. It. is needless to say that the
chickens are pure Democratic stock. the
kind that are destiucd to do a was: deal of
crowing hereaﬂcr.
ﬁDr. J amen Brynnmfls'gw York, has be
come one of the most extensive'advenisers
in the Unjled States. By {sir-deuk‘ng with
everybody. (including the minis-rs.) he has ‘
won an excellent leputalion,’ and his
meg?“ is therefore easily explained.-—--
In a 1 our business transactions with him. i
we found him prompt and correct, which
is more than can be said gas large propor- ‘
tion at New York Idverti rs. ‘
'FOB SALE-$5O. $lOO. and 2.500 U. s.
10 40 cgvpon Bonds. gold-bearing interest.
These are the only U. 8. land: lhil are
redeemable'in gold. Inquire of Juo. L.
Tale, Bugle Hotel. Gettysburg. '
‘ ﬁl‘ha Sabbath School connected with
.Ihe Sathoiic Munch in this pines had 3 Pic
Hit: It Wolf’s Woods on, Thursday last. A
very plenum time was had by the yoyng
and old. .
, 3“qu Papers. Paper Hangings and
Window Shades. km. .kc“ Id'l. in this issue.
by Howell J: Bourke. 4th 5: Market 81.5.,
Phliad’u. H. '8 B. are manulacturera of
goqu it. their I no. Give them :0. can.
ﬁ'l'hé Tmplceb of the’l’resbyterian
Church of this place have sold 11m 101 of
ground on which llw oid church ediﬁce
swirl, to Mr. Nicholas Weaver. for 3600
can . .
TERRIBLE WEBER m [lBBOll3l l
A (Yarn and!!!) Four Sons Kraut-The
ISI. Louia Republican bu nu account of,
fthe murder of Judge Wright, and (our?
x minibus of his family. as follows: i
1 t Ippearu .Ihnl Col. Babcock Ind hin;
pqund of mililil’. on Tunday int. went to
the midnce of Judge Wright. in Phelps
muniy. about len milesfrom Réila. They
remained there until Thursday. On that‘
day lhey "rested Judge Wright Ind [in'
01 his sons. Some sort of an investigation
was made in to accusaiions brought. against
The parties. eiLher fancied or real. when iv
was determined to take them to Rolls. M ;
wan given out. be further trial. Mrs '
Wright. the wife or the Judge, and step
mnth‘er of liivons. at ﬁrst. implored COL:
Bnhcockunoc to take her family away. 4‘
. Finding that her entrenlea were unavailg,
ﬁng, nhe then he ought him to permit her!
nonceompany the . This also we: refused, ‘3-
‘bnc upon her im oring him to do some
: thing for her prote ion. as she was fearful ;
‘of being-murdered i eft alone. the young
‘esi eon. a mere Itriph g. was released.
1 _ The Judge was then ounled on a. horse
{by himself. ‘and his (0 r sons upon two:
5 other horseagpnder a gun d of the squad of
‘mililin, ostensibly to be t en 10 Rolll.-]
' Before reachingxthnt point. stated above.,
lthey _we_r_e nil _ir’ghumanly_ b bored and;
their bodies left lying in the stash by the
Ironzlside. No [bu “an lwmlyﬁve shots were
ﬁred mm the prrsons a] 4].: ﬁve! Twelve of
ithmu took effect in {Bail heads. Before
the bodies were reacheti by the frantic wife
52““! moiher and her remaining son. four of
the ﬁve were dead, nndithe ﬁfth insensible
land dying. '3 ,
1 l'l‘he Judge in representedﬁto us as being
labout 60 years of age. and an bstimuble cit
izen. For the past. 25 years he had rosided
lin Phelps rounty, and hold' the oﬁce of
gcnumy judze‘l’or in number of years prior to
‘ the war. Ever since the beginning of 'our ‘
llroulilea in Missouri he had eujr?ed the
conﬁdence and esleaml of the mi mm in
.commnnd in his neig‘dhorhood, bin Home
3 being frrquently the sulapping place of um
‘ cm whom? men Were ctmping at. a beniui-l
i iul spring on his premi‘ es and near hi: res:
A idence. 'l‘wn gentlemen intimately ac-l
jquuimeil in Ybelps assure us that no mole
lhoporublo or m e res‘pected citizen lived
‘in' me pounly. g 7 ‘ ;
ﬁ‘Mr. lsnuc Golden, of Mouutplmsnm
lowyship. sends tn our‘ ofﬁce a Bockwheut
Stalk mt'usunng 7 feet! 1 inch"! le'nglh.—
[lard to beat. we ghoul‘yd think. \\
——-——«ocn‘y —-——-—-—— ‘\
ISM! gixl twelve ye ‘rs oface “4mm
Iv oulmged by n rufﬁnix, on 'l'uegduy‘uneur
Em Liberty, Alleghe y county. She is
not exlye‘cxed tn aurvivE. 1 ‘
——~ ,_,- «I. ———-——~—— ‘ ‘\
“FCnmp Dnuglns, kith all its nppurlA‘
nnnces, lat Clycago, is! won to be sold ‘m
auction. i '
9 Teachersl Wanted.
THE Sclmol Dire-cars of Hamﬂtonban
inwnship Wish to ‘mplnv nin» Tmclmrs
and will mPel n 1 Failﬁt‘llL WEDNESDAY,
the 6th of ShPTEMBﬁR next, for that pul
posu. Tha (.‘nunly Sufprrintendenl will be
present to examine :1 1| “mum: Bv QI-dr-r
of . JOHN sllk KLEY, l‘x'u'l.
J. ‘5 Huxxn Ség'y. f .
: Agplﬁ. 131:5. id 1
"my \‘Hiﬁnal and St?” mpy.
Ta once. .
Y(VF'CL' is hun- vy van (a the latnbles of
b Sunbnn 'tuwnslnipL to [my the ileum} .md
p; mph: In: assesmd lin March ‘lbt. lo the
s. \‘crnl‘ rolled: IS. In [any Ilus n 0”! eis not
compliroiwilh, FIVE ['l R CENT “ill b? uddcd
n u.“ pr! <ova friling to put) on or befure the 15:11
day of Svplzmlur Mn. [ ' ,
.PHHJE’ DONUIH‘E,
JACOB B. MILLMi, ’
HEXRN BIH‘HER.
DAVIEI. THUHAS.
main” scnmvm,
WELL .Ul STALLSRHTH.
August 2‘, 2363. LL?‘ ‘ ‘
_.— _ .~__ “_.ta, _ -..-.-- - ‘_—
. Notpce. '
1i”: members at Ihef‘Au‘nms Count) ‘Jutunl
1 i‘imlnanrunu eConumny.“ are hereby na
lzﬁed 1h“! 1m El- Clio? tor Managers 0! sni-l
Company Will he bald: v. the ofﬁce of the Serf-'-
tsry, in Gettxsbu'g, mi MONDAY. the .1 1 day
or UCTUBER uen, betlween the hours of I nnd
4 n'- lock, P. .\f.—-e:u-¢ member being entitled
to one rule 102' each pom-y he‘d M- him.
: TLt- Execulixe Committee wm men. at 10
(o‘clmk. A. .\l. on snulium‘.
u' @Mnuacen lmvirg in Land: fee: due :he
t—Fumpuny WI” be required to pny the sume in»
(u Hie Treasury on or before said day. to ma-
Ible :11; .lccountsut thefurrouzyﬁnr m bu losed.
I I). A. BUEULER, Sec'y.
Aug 28, 180153. td !
Dr. Janies Cress,
' LATE .hHuTAST SUIIGEDN u. a. grow,
AVIS” rrfurned homel will r‘esuum the
practice of his ﬁrolossion in Gettysburl
mm Vicinity. Oﬂice ip York nrecl, nul' door
to Boyer’u Grocery Store.
Aug. 28. 3v? !
Notice.
‘ AMUEL cnnoxxs‘rEn-s ESTATE -Lenm
of udministmtion on the estate of Smnﬂl
c istcr. late of yrona townallip, Adams
ﬂy, deceased, ha ing been granted to the
un nigned. residing In Reading township, he
hereby gi\‘€3 notice : all persons indebted- tu
:uid estate to nmke ?mmediate payment, and
those having claims ﬁgninit the same to pre
sent them properly qutbeuticated for settle
ment. BESJAMIN gCHRONISTER, Adm‘r.
Aug. 2‘B, 1863. 623*: _>
Notice.
~ANN-2L ALBERT‘S ESTATE—Letters of
D adminiatratign ‘on che esuue of Dmiel
Amen, lute of Hun ngcon township, Adams
county, deceased, ha ”u; been granted to the
undersigned. residing in the mm towuship.
Ihe hereby gives not cc to all person- indebted
to said eamae to rank; immed‘me payment,nnd
those having cluimaeagninu the same to pre
lent them properly uthenticuted for scald
ment. JEXIM ALBERT, Execumx.
Aug. 28; 1565. 6::
NBtlce
0 the heirs aunt legal representqtlm of
T CATHARIXE IVANNER, late of Uhion
tuwnship, Adams gum}, Pm, deceased: In
the Orphnn’a Court of Adam: cnnnty aforesaid.
Notice is hereby gi an that 5 Distribution of
the estate of the u decedent bu bean ﬁled
in the Orphan’a Con t of the ma county, snd
thatthe same will a conﬁrmed by the uni
Oourt on the 26th (1 y'of SEPTEMBER next,
unlen exceptionl bi ﬁred to it. By the Court,
VAMES J. PINK, Clerk.
Aug. 28, 1865. 4y. '
1865. PHILMELPHIA 1835.
Wal} Papers.
OWE-LL 3 BOURKE. Manufacturer. of
H mum HANGINGS and
‘ ; wmoow SHADES.
North East Corns FOURTH Ind MARKET
Streets, HILADELPHIA.
N. 3,—AlWnys i store, a large stock of
”KEN and (”L S ADI-IS.
Aug. 2!, 1565. 13m
_ Reglstpr’s Notice,
u‘l‘lCE is hereby given to all Leggtees and
N other persoﬁ concerned, 'lhul the Adv
minmrgliop Accoy‘znts herein-me:- mentioned
Will be presrntvd ,u the Urphln'l Court of
Adana countyJorconﬁrmation and allowance,
an TUESDAY, the ‘2l". (in; of SEPTEKBBB,
13425, at 10 o’clock; A. AL, viz :‘
2‘27. Fmal account of Philip‘ Dono
hne. Gulrdinn of the persnn and mute of
John N. Gmfl. minor hot: or PbilipJ. Graft,
um of Sinhan township, deceased.
3:23. The ﬂux. and ﬁnal account. of John
Dickion and Hngb Mollhemny. Adminis
trators of Armsm‘bng 'l'aughinbaugh, dec’d.
229. The accountof Sarah 00:. nndJoseph
A. Wlermun, Adminxsluton of Aaron Cox,
deceuad.
230. The ﬁrsupd ﬁnal amountof Michael
E'ueuwle, Admiqimagor 9f me (state of
Solomon Eberwlg. late of Readingqu doc,
SAMUEL LILLY. 833 m",
Regina’s Oﬁoe,'Gettyubug-5,
Alma, Im. 'tz“
Public Sale.
F REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY—On
FRIDAY, the 29th day 0! tEPTEMBER
next, In pursuance ofnn Order of the Orphan’a
Court of Adnms clunty. the subscriber, Ad
ministrator of the estMe of Snmnel Chronlster,
decensed, will offer at Pnhlic Sale, on the pre
mises. the Real Estate of said decedent, viz :
A SMALL FARM, sxtunte in Tyrant.- town‘-
ahip, Adams county, Pm, on the ”mullet:
rondfone mile and u half from Hampton, ed
jolning 9 land: of George .\lummert, Jacob
Cbronister,nnd others,conuining 75 Acxemnore
or less, with due proportions of woodland and
meadow—the cleared land under good cultin
tion and ﬂood fencing. The improvements are
a Two—story BOG HOUSE, Log Barn,
Curn Crib, Wagon Shed, a. Shop and oth- %
er out-buildings. There is a mall cf 11m
never-falling wnter at the house, and another
at the barn, with nyonng Apple Urchard,com
mencing to benr. Persons wishing to View
'the'pmperty ere requested to call on the Ad‘
miniztrntor, residing in the neighborhood.
@‘At the same time and place, will he of
fered the following Perlcnal Property of said
decedent-2
2 HORSES, 2 Gown, 2 Sheep, Three-1101238
Nnrrow-Lrend Wagon. Curing. Sleigh and
Bells, WheelvbarrowLCutting Box, Winnowing
Mill, Plough: and Harrow, Shovel Ploughs,
Corn Fox-kn, Horse Rake, Hay Carriage, Horse
Gears, Saddle and Bridle, Double nnd Single
lrees, Halters and Cow Chaim, Shovels, Forks,
3 Cradles, m; a Wetver’s Loom and Fixtures,
Flagßrukm Grindstone, Crosscul Saw, 4 .\u—
gnrs; also a Store and Pipe, Cupboard, 2 [l9d
heads, Copper Kettle, and a variety of other
articles, too numerous to mention. .
”Sale to pommence It 12 o’clock. 3L, on
[aid day, when Ittendance will be given and
terml made known by -
' BEKJAMIN CHRONISTER, Adm'r.
By tha Court—J. J. Fink, Clerk. ’
Aug. 28,1865. is” ‘
Real Estate
n T PUBLIC SALE—In pnrsulnce of armor
l A der of the Orphnn’a Conn of Adams
I cuun'y, will be oﬂ‘ered at 'putlic snle, on the
ipremises, on SATURDAY, 23d any of SE?-
|TEMBEB next, the real estate ol Augustus
nurtzcll, deceased. cousiaﬁng ol‘nn oxeellent
I Plantation, situate in Freedom xpwnahip. in
'l said county. cont-iniﬁg 152 ACRES and 86
PERCHES, nest measure. ndjpining ln'tidg of
. William Bighu:p.,,Abrahnm Krisc, Est. “ 111 mm
’Re-ily, James \Vithezspoon and o! era. The
l improvements Mela large two-story
[uuubh BRICK DWELLING Huusm ,1: ‘
‘oue-slory brick kitchen, bunk lmrn, é’ " 'il
l part frame and part. stone, stone shells " '
bn each side oflbe bridge, wagon shed and
, corn crib, wash bouée, smoke house, dry house,
. wood house. smirk shop. two vi’ells of walrr, a
l ﬂourishing Orchard of choil 2 mm, in due pio.
iponiun of timber and a. large qunnlily of good
meadow. Part of the tract hua been lluieil.
The farm in in an excellent. ngig. burlwurl, ue .r
Marsh Creek, in the vicinilx of» yublu' school
~\ bonnie, with churches in the immedmu ncigh
‘borhood. ‘
“Persona des‘n'ous of‘viewing the premise»:
wiU p'eaae call during the early purl 01 the
dnyxpf sale, and they will be shown 1111- snme
by the Administrator. Sale to commence ut
l'.‘ o’c‘odx, $l., of hid day.
Wﬂttendancu given and Karine made
knm‘. n by
'6. CORNELIUS HARTZELL.
\ , A dm ) “in?!“ or
By the (burg-James J. Fink, Clerk.
August 28,\18C5., ta “.5- ‘
Orphan’s Court. Sale ,
F REAL EST‘ATE —-Ia pursuance of nn
() Order of the ‘Qrph.|n‘s Cuuxl of Adams
county, the buﬁscnber,Adminishauix ofthe
cstme of Daniel Albel‘t, deceased, will offer at
Public Sale, on the IJI'QmiSPi. on TUESDAY.
11121911; day 0! SEPTEMHER non Il‘e Run!
154.21": or the said deced‘enl, Jim-t 9 in Hunting
[on township, Adams ‘cnungy. ndﬁdmn: buds
of Capt. Wm. Leas, I.oui§\smilh _nhd Levi
Swim. containing about 14 Hrs. inn-3g
proved with u Two-story Ln: UUUH‘I "IE!
Frame Wenlhvn-oardcd Bank 3.3 m, u
yourge-Or‘charﬂ of apple and peach new, wail
of under at the hour. &c. h is'ﬁnhout our
mile (ro’rn Wiermnn‘s um and oue'ch Imm
Round Hill P. 0: and store. Thelnnvljﬂ unﬂsr
good foncing‘and in n good state of culliulmu.
The most of it has ban limed. ~
mSale to commence at l O‘C‘DCL, PA 11..
on sud day, when utlend-xncc wu'i l-e gix‘er'
and texms made knnwn by k
' _ JEM'MA ALBERT, Adm'x.\
By the Court—James J. Fxnk, Clerk. \
Aug. 28, 1865. u
Valliable Farm
0R SALE—The subscribers oﬁ'cr M Pri-
F vue Sale, on very-gdvunmuoua u-rms, a
FARM of 220 ACRES, more or less, simue
near Hunterstown‘, Ad'uns canny. There is
n. large proportion ofgood woodland.
WFor terms, kc, apply to ,e'uher of the
undrtsigned. ‘ A,, , _
' JA‘roa'cassn,
J: um G. BRI.\KERHOFF
Aug. 2;, m 5. 6:
A Splendid Farm
F 134 ACRES FOR SALE—SIOO to the
person bringing a purchaser thhin 90
days from dale‘ 7 This Faun, C} link-I north?!‘
Gettysburg, on Culide road, will recumme d
itself. A bargain‘o{_§l,ooo can be had by
purchasing soon. Tit]; good.
‘ ~ JACOB HEAGEY.
Aug. 23, 1865. tf _
Farmers of Adams,
TTEND TO YOUR INTERESTS!
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A GOOD
PLHUGH l—Thc undersigned Inknétlnis'r‘nethod
of informing the Furml‘ra of Adams county
that. he has been appoiutod 'nn Agent for the
sale at the CELEBRATE!) PATENT IRON
CENTRE STEEL MOLDBOARD I’LOUGH,
manufactured at Pittsburg try llnll nud Fpeer.
Among thelldnntages which this Plough has
are, that it runs easy, will not chake, makes
the best kind of work, and u durable beyond
all other Ploughs. It. has been used in this
count) for several nuts, and in I” case: given
the highest antlafaction. Thou who denim a
ﬁrst rate Plough cannot nuke I mistake in
put-chaﬁng this. It in gunrutoed In every
instance. r
All inquiries will receive prompt answeu
by being addressed to the‘auhscrilmt‘, A New
Chute: P. 0., Adam- county. Put.
A PHILIP DONOHUE, Agent.
CERTXF [CAT B
The undersigned, hiring used the “ Iron
Centre Steel Moldboard Plough," manufac
tured by Hall & Spear, Pituburg, bear cheer
ful testimony to its value. Being ntiaﬁed of
in supéﬂor qmlitlea, we do not hesitate to
recommend. in use by 11l fun-men,
Gen. 'l‘. Hudson, ‘ Philip‘Wenvcr,
J. Upton Neely, John N. Grnﬂ,
W. 1305 mm, H. J. Myers,
John H. M-njor.
Aug. 28, 1865.' L! A . ,
New Shoes:
LL the latest uyloa and belt quality, just
‘reocivgd by ' ‘ ROW 6: WOODS.
EAVY 30978. for men and boyl. ofben
man, sold cheap, b) now a \\ oops.
CARRIAGE WHIPB.—The Ingest salon
mon‘ of Curiae Whips m Gettysburg,
to: lglo chap by ‘ ROW & WOODS.
nsg nus 1.4 m 1m: iahce in Adam
county to buy bus of in: kind 3: the
c up attire of ROW It WOODS.
ASTING SHOES, wi‘b heavy coln, for
wimp! war, for indies Ind misses. hold
cheap by— ROW & WOODS.
LCORSETSFT)“ by" ﬁtting Ind mmtpom
‘ Yoruba Corsets a lady can wur an cbpae
I sold by A now a woons.
I [THOSE—AIi unortmnt of nu kigg. {0;
I sale by- _ ROW &W 0 3.
HERE TO BUY.—4r7);hing yon wnnt
W in “air line on be bought. a. mu
ohuper 41m: mywhere ‘clse of
Aug. 28,1865. ROW A: WOODS.
Pamphlet Laws,
PANPHLET LAWS ol the SLIM hit!
I beendncgget‘ll It this 943 ml no not:
‘roul, {of in non nmo 2 WlO
«coln them. JACOB 3%m,h'oﬁ:':.‘
2:o3»va “Jim - , .
pm, Aug. 39, IM. 3}.
, ~- .» _ .._-_._.. ,9.--..~..‘. - '«——- ..‘”
neat-Estate 1 Public Sale .
'l‘ PUBLIC SALE—in pursuance of An 1" VALUABLP. PERSONAL PROPERTY
A Order of the Orphnn‘a Court of Adams, AND REAL ESTATE—On 'HXURSDAY,
touuty, will be oft-red at Public Rule, on the the 7th (in: of SEPTEMBER next. the undeh
premisea, on SATURDAY, the 13d day of, ligned,Adminlntr-ator oi the estate 0! Daniel
SEPTEMBER next, the reel estate oi Lebright is Orm-r. decent-ti, will Il'ii at Public Sale,
E. Hartzell. deceased, consisting of , ut the into residence of mid decedent, the rol
,\ PLANTATXON or Tract of Lnnd, ritunte lowing personal propvrty. viz:
in Butler township. Adonis county. containing 1 MILCE COW, l Heifer. lCnlf, 1 Brood
H 6 Acres and” Perches of land, adjoining Bow and Figs, 2 ilogr, 2 Shotcﬁ, ling nnd
lands of Citrus Griest, William Bream,Jacob , Straw by the ton, 2 [land Wagons, hovel
”overhaul others. Theinprovernenu ll’longh, Wheelbnrrow, Wheel, Fun, Catlin.
are a large Two-story Brick “0083, if ian, Rules and Forks. Cow Chains, Elite!-
Brie'k Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Cora 1' l, and Chain, set of Traces, Flux by the bundle.
Crib, well of water near the house, ndlprtngn a lot of Carpenter Tools, and 9 in“ lot of
on the farm, with an excellent. young Orchard Coopering Tool-,Tuming Lethe, Double~blt
just commencing to bear. Alto n enﬁelency, Axe...Grludatone,Grnln Cradle, Meltock,Bhov
of meadow and timber. 1 el and Hoes. 3 Scnpe of Bees, a large lot of
[shiny person desirous of viewing the, Apple Trees; n large lot of Lumber, ﬁnch 0
mm will be shown the name by ceiling on one-inch White Pine Boarda, three-quench
John Yeagy, Ihr tenant. ‘ ‘ inch Maple SCnntling tor Rocking Chllrl.
ﬁ-Sule to commence at 1 o'clock, P. 21., on two~inch Onk Pinnlt, Bonding. Pnllngn and
mid dry, when attendance will be given and Chennnt Ports. Also a lot of Strive Wood, l
term made known by - l and a lot of Fire \l’ood. Also hil entire stock
JOHN HENRY MYERS, of Household and Kitchen Furniture, viz: 1
KZEKJEL HARTZELL. Ten-plate Stoves and Pipe, Cook Stove. Iron
Guardian! ofthe minor children of Lebrlght Kettle, Thirty-hour Clock, Tin-nine, Queen»
E. Hertzell, deceued. ’ ware, Earthen‘wue, Kitchen Cupboard, 2 To-
By the Court—June; J. Fink, Clerk: bias, 3 Stands, n lot of Choirs, Cheat, Trunk|
Aug. 28, 1865. u lßurenu. Bedstendsnntl Bedding, Cnrpctlng, n
-———~-——~———‘-"‘-"’ “—“” " lot of. Apple-butler, Dried Fruit. 2 Spinnink
Wheels, 1 Reel, half barrel of Vinegar, Molt '
Vessels, Cider Barrels, Molnsaen Kege, Tube.
Boxes, am. 2 Shut Guns, and n grunt. many
other articles, too numerous to mention.
ﬁ'Alro, on the some day and place, by
order of the Orphan’e Court or Adena: celnty,
n ill be sold ihl reul estate afraid decadent, riz:
No. I. A TRACT OF LAM). ultunte in
Mennllen township, Aduroe county, 2mm
north-west of Arendtu‘llle. ndjoinlng 15min at
Solomon unrtmnn, Solomon Guam, Henry
Frommeyer, and others_, would? H Acree,
more or less, on Which one erecte
n'Tu'o-etory Lon Wenthcrbonrded
HOUSE, with Kitchen ‘nttnched, I
Burn, purl log and part frame, it
Cnrpi-nlgr Shop, Hog House, and other‘ out
buildings. Therc in a hut rute ~Young or
cltnrd of choice fruit on the preminel, mm It
spring «nil n nevcrfnlliuz ntrenm of water
running through the lot. The lot lain In good
state ct" cultivation. ~
No. 2. A TRACT OF MOUNTAIN LAND,
nitnnle in the sauna ton nnltip, adjoining lamb
of Jitcob Oyler, Jacoh‘ llttrlmun, n‘hd other),
containing l 4 Acres, more or less. it in hell
cot cred with Chi-smut, Oak and Pine timber.
No. 3 Jr TRACT or MOUNTAIN LAKE—-
riluate in the same township, adjoining lnude
ofJuhn Sic-incur, Henry 11. Urner, and others,
coul-iimuu 8 Alrt-s, more or leis. it. it well
covered with Chestnut, Unit nnd llickorylimlwr.
WSW.- to corniurnce nt 1: o‘clock. A. .\l., on
said day. “hen nttendunie ni.l he giwu and
terms mudé known by
HENRY 11. ORXER. Adm'r.
A,ug.'.'ﬂ,,18t33. h" fJohn ii mes, Auu'.
Public Sale
F REAL ESTATE—On SATURDAY, the
O lczh day of SEPTEIIBhR nut. in par
aunnce of In Order-arms Orphnn's Conn of
Adams nounty‘, will be oﬂ'ered at Public Sale.
on ihe premises, the real estule of Henry
Hershey; Sn, deceased, consisting of
A FARM, situate in Highland lownlhip,
Adams county, Pm, one mile from Carroll's
trim, and six west ofGettyrbnrg, ahont'z miles
from Flohr'u Church, and one mile from Slc~
ilhenny’l Mill, ndjoining lands oi Henry Bie
seck-r,Peur Heck,Jouph Horuhey,nnd others,
com-ﬁning 154 Acres, more or len, of Patent.-
ed Land. The improxcmems ore
"Two-story Stone Dwelling House,
with ziune-nnd-nqhalt‘a‘mry Kin-h.
en, Bank Barn, pan none, pun
frame, with a. good Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, 11
WP“ of waler. nith 1; pump, near the door.—
The Wastern Brunch of limb Creek runs Lhro'
a corner of the piuce. About forty acre: are
well set in good meadow, and about. 25 in good
timber. Port oi the {arm hns been limod. The
iomi is oi the red gravel, under good fencing.
There is also an Orchard of a variety 0! fruit
on the farm. Persons wishing to view it. are
"queued to call on Joseph Hershey, ruining
nem- by, or on the undersigned, residing in
Franklin township. ~ ,
[Q‘s-lo to commence I! 1 o’clock, l’. 31.,
on suid day,when “undone: will be given
and terms nude known by -
' - GEORGE LADY, Adm'r
By the Court—J. J. Fink, Clelk.
A ug. 28, 1865. u
Public Sale
F VALUABLE REAL ESTATE—On
O THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, "-63. 11.
1 o'clock. P. 11.. the undmsigned‘ Agent for the
heir- of Thomas Orr, deceased, lnte of High
land township, Adnma conu'y. “ill 5?” M.
Public Sale, on the pxcmiacs, 'lu- following
valuable real emu» nfsnnl dz-crnsed. \‘u:
A FAR“. situate in Highland Inwnsh‘xp
in said ruunly, on the road leaiimg {mm Cush
lown t 6 Fuirﬁrld. ."djoining [midi oi “'iliinm
Walter. Joseph Hex-:hey. Abmhnm Sin-Livy.
and otheu. comaining 240 Acre~. umw oriu‘,
having'lhereon a Double Log HOI'SE,
Smoke house, Log and Frame Burn and ';“
mber decessary ﬂut-lhﬁldlngl. There mi
is 111110 t xomi SAW MILL neur the home, and
a m-H of txceilent Inner near lb» dam. The”
is n thrh ing young nrrl..{rd, and A variety in!
ember fruit, 'ou the promises. About 70 acre!
are under good iimber, with a mu proportion
of mendow. The greater poniun of th» hmd
has been recently hmed, and is in a. high ste
of cullirutisn. The prom-Hy is conunieuﬂy
located to churches. SLIIOOIS, miila, murkets,
kc. Persons desnring (a win: the prom-Hy
will call upon the uu-leuigned, raiding M
Fluhr “Mummy" lhc Chambersl “Pp tumpike.
”.\tleudaice will be giwn unr! terms
made knuwn by . “'XLLIAM T. URR,
Aug. ‘2B, 1863. ta Ann: for {he Heirs
' Public Sale
i F VALL'ABLR REAL ESTATE ~—Un Flu
l my. me 22a in; cram-Tsunxn. Im.
:tlie undueignediExwumrs if [he l.i_~l will wind
wetnmrm or Jl-hn Dull. den-med. mil spll u
Public Sale, on the ”emiees, the lolluwmg
| lleul Estate, viz: _
, A VALUABLE FARM, situate in_ Bui'er
“township, .Lnnms cnunl)‘, P:i., a quarter of n
‘ iillle from larnel Bricker's .\lill,» (furmorly
j Iln‘qzell’a Mill.) on the rondlcnding‘irom Hun
‘lersywin ‘0 Pine Grow, adjoining lauds ol
l Eliu‘\§z‘:i\rdnei, Wm. Guise, Jul‘ub Revert, and
‘ O‘btl‘ﬁ;\€onmiuiiig 13'}. Ann and 62 Percht‘u,
.ngutlurhaure. Thunipmrements 1,.
Me n urge Two-stony ,S’I‘USE 092'- _" .
HOUSE, mu. Buck-bulldil.g and arty-M4,;
\Vaah House, Carpenter Slmp.x;"ir=*-¢ 3;
} Blacksmith shop, Double Log lmru. mm
‘ Sheds and Wagon Shed; nls‘o uno'Jr-r lung
Slnblu with Sheds and Wagon Shed, Carmen
Houae, Com Crib and Gunurica, llug I’m.
‘ wutlfmlier out-buildings. There in a well of
‘ water with pump a: the door. Opossum Creek
‘ rum along the farm. ’l‘lieVmill ruce runs along
the buildings; also several “nu-r righn of
access to the Eel-ls, with I due proportion of
timber and meadow. An Apple Orclmrd of
clxoico fruit, also pe‘lcheﬂg pelts, kc. Pun of
the land has been limed. It is convenient to
chm-clips, mills and school lmn‘es.
Persons wishing to View the pmpcrly nre rc
qnested to call on the uqdersignrd, Hauling
thereon.
@5519 to commrncc at 1 u'clock, P. M .
on said day, when unendnnce will be given
and terms undo known by
. CONRAD DFLL,
JEhSE BULL, '
Aug. :8, 1865. 13* Execute". '
Notice of Inquest.
VOTICE is hereby given tolhe heirs nnd
‘ 1 legal re resentalives of PETER
HULL, late cg Bemick township, Adams
county, deceased. viz: Jacob Hull, (peti
notion) of Adams county; Sarah Trone,
Widow, who resides in Hanover, York co.,
Pm; William Hull, who iesidea in Perry
county, Pm; and Eve Hull. of Adams boun—
ty— that an IXQUEST rull he held. on
FRIDAY. the 22d day of SEPTEMBER
next, at the mansion house. on the Real.
Estate of said decedent. viz: A 'l‘mct cf‘
Land, called the Mansion Farm, situate in
said township of Berwick, and county of
Adams, adjoininglundsol Joseph Biuinger’e
hein and David Myers, containing I‘2B
acres and 152 perches, more or less-. 30
acres and 45 perches being slightly detach
ed from the main body. but being the origi.l
nal farm, and acquired at one and the some
time. Said farm is improved by a One-t
story Log Dwelling House, with a Back;
building attached to it, a Bank Barn. Wagon
Shedgnnd other im movements. Algo onei
other Tract of Lanai. designated a! No. 2.:
adjoining land! of Duvid Myers} Dmiel;
Bornilz and Jacob Slngle, situate in said;
town.bip, containing 10 acres. more or 12:9,}
without any improvements ;—to make par
tition of the premises aforesaid to andl
nmongst the representatives of said deced- I
cut in such manner and in each portion. u
by the laws of this Commonwealth is di
rected, if such pprtition can be made with
out prejudice to or spoiling the uhoie ; but
if such partition cannot be made thereof,
then to value and appraise the lame.
ADAM REBERT, Shel-in'.
Sheﬁﬁ’a Qﬁice, Gettysburg.
August 28; 1865.- td -
T 9 Wptwea. °
mum's coo nwxa on. JELLY, a,»
proved by (he Acndamy of Med:cir.o.~
F 0 Coughs, Golda. Bronchinl Ind Tubercu
lllr Contumption, Scrofuh and General D:—
bility. The molt mild, bland and nptritiops
low: in which Cod Liver Oil gun be mad, and
with more beneﬁt secured to ll}; patiept by .
tingle Mpmmful of this Jelly, lb”: 117 dO9-
ble tho qnnnmy of the den or unjelliﬁed 01;,
For 1340 by u): ‘qugzists and by
E. B. TLL‘EX, Wholesale Dmgﬁu’
Na. 15 Beekmnn SL, Rev .ank.
Aug. 28, 1955. 8p:
iiiSil
mamas up man, Plintl no on.
H of every dcscripuon. It may rallied
pie”, It _ u . . __FAHNBSTOOKZS,
153 mm my mm “7.3.;
Bmer'a Dru sud Yum? M '-
Real Estate -
A’T PUBLIC SAUL-0n SATURDQY. 41m
A 16121 dl} “SEPTEMBER nut,iu puru
unce of an Order 01‘ 11:21 nrphliu’a (‘olsz nt
Ad-mi (minty, will I.¢\ancd ll! Puhhc 5.1.,
an Ih‘o pn-mmeLe pl] mum at Mury trough,
decent-d. Pllll~i~li|l£ nf' . ‘
A EUT OF (iIIUI’ND. in Hampton, in twirl
county. fronting nn Hu- Hm mer null k‘nl‘li-Ilr
Turnpike. hounded h} luh or FrBIIMIn .\m-l
on tul'li M )9 and n [mnlu- nl'ny in lhe ‘
rear. 'lhe impmu-mmus nu- » Twm 5'
smrv LOl Darn-Hing HUFSH. one "myﬁﬁ
Ln]: Kmhvu. Lug.- Hnop. I. q; Stable, “'l'll uf
“‘nler near the duct, “i h a nuiﬂy of fruit
Inn“.
2‘s)"th 1o cummouw- al 1 o'durk. 1' ‘1 .
on "All! my. uhen n‘h-xd-me “ill he gixrn
and Kenny's umdv known in‘ ‘
LEV‘ CHRUVISTER. Adm'r.
By tlu ('omV——.Lum~= .l'. ﬁnk, Clerk. 1
Aug. 25, 1905. t: 7
An Old’ Tavern Stand
’VHIL SALEé—Tho-undcniLnr-‘I «pm-I11:
P Prvm'r Sui». thapvmn-ﬂy hr now nvru
lx}e€.b~‘illglha nhI'I'M’I:HIXBAI'HIH TAVEHX
STAXD. in IN: p‘exuuul \ll run (:1 Now Phot
ver, A-unu: Auunly PJ‘ 1110 hn'uill- i - ,' '
Two-:1: i) \\aalhorhnmdo-i.lnm'lypninl- ﬁg;
11.]. nmLiu Ilmrnuuh ‘f-p‘qil. h It lnr'e
an (“nu-Him!»ﬁw‘umvm and n Lnr'lrn on
Ihu ﬁr“ “mm, and pi: ru nm 3 on rhv wr» nﬂ.~-
Thu-c i): uLu on the- prvmwes n 'doqlﬂp Log
Burn. M 1. room) Habhm'. Wagon .\ImILUArII
(‘x-ib. \\'nn.l Home. lfr‘g l’nn. kr ; hvo nvux- “‘
Ln‘vl'n: “FMS pf yum, one in mm! 'nnd me
Ollmr m lbr h .k yard, wuh u r'ﬁlcrn iu um
Litt-l:cn—kaewi~r n lurgu- 4» rim. 09' xhe mm:
clmim- In it (w theiuL. Thepu-und ruxnprml
A LUT .\M) .\ INLI’. ,
A 130.“ AFFES .t\l) 47' P-‘RUHHS‘ n! primn
[.:lnl nrljvimng the In“ n. .\bnu'. nu any and_
a h-‘r m Lln- I|.n'l is m-u-nml. ‘ ,
TM. Ix.) piolurfhei m“ bo sou (ugelher, or
hrpxra'e'y, a; it‘ll) be mun :31le it.
JAL‘BH SANDERS. \‘
Aug. 21,186
Public Sale.
)N:TIII‘RSD.\Y,IJI¢ “at of SIIP'I‘I'NBER
(_ mun llﬂ' subicnbvr, Assign-49 m JJu-m. L
Switlv, “ill sci! M Vu‘uliv BMP, the FAR.“ 0‘
sun! As-ignor, :iuuie it: .\hnmlpleunn! tn“ I:-
ship. Adams on In'y, incur the mad leading
from Bonnu‘ﬂlluu n to KnMcr's “U, and Ada
joinirg lnwd~ ot‘Chsm. .‘milh and Adnm’ﬂmi'h,
cuntaining 37 .\cn-u and 11'! Peru-hos al4mnd,
übonl sacres sfuhich nn- Timbt-L The ‘,._,»,
improvement: are a new Frame "(WM-1..
new Frame Bum, with all nece-snr)
oulbuildiqgs. and a We]! 0! nevcrl'uilmg water
It |ho door. There is'n ﬁne yaung'Urcjmr-I
oi: the premises, and the‘whqh: under good
fem ing.
Persons wishing to View the properly In“
call on said J. I. Smith, reniding thereon.
WSnlé to commence at I o'cluck, P. )1,
on anid day, when attendance wﬂl be given
and terms made known; by
I'. C. 531””, Assignec.
Aug. 21,1865. ts
Town Propgrty ' ‘
T PRIVATE SALH.—Theaunscribeu oﬂ'cr
. LA at Private Sale, the “main: Property of
1 cargo Coda”, deceased, consisting of
A LOT OF GROUND. irontinz on Went.
‘ Middle street, Gettyaburg’, adjoining lots of
1 Mrs. Eiiznteth llinnigh our the‘wcst, George
1 Little on the east, and tuning ln nlleytin the
relr. The improvements are a one
.:.nd I half atory Dmliing HUCSE,
part frame, part brick, Smoke House,
Well of Water, Fume Stable, with some trees
of choice fruit. The ropeny is in an eligibiq
situation, with the Igunt'age of a good site
for a. building on the western half of said let.
51. it W. McCLEAN, '
Attornin for the Hun ofGeo‘. Codoxi, deg:
Aug. 21,1865.
A Small Farm
1‘ PUBLIC BALE—JIM mbsrriberl will
A nﬂ'ur at Publiv Solemn SATURDAY. SEP:
\lllEß 2d, 1865, at 2 o'clock, I“. 3L, lhcl:
FARM, situate in Cumberllnd township, Ad:
um county. contniniﬁle ACRES, more or
less, adjoining lands Jacob Hershey, Wil-f
liam Allison and others, on the road leading
from the Mummasbnrz Tirnpike to the Saw
ville Shte Road. The improyemenu are 5
two story FRAME HOUSE, part rdyg’h- m—
cast, pan. wenherbosrdcd, l'n-me B'urn, g
Corn-crib, Wagon-shod, well of water, 3‘
will: a pump in 1:, hour the door, also 'F‘wlé
spring, and “'0 extellcnt Orchards, wuh l,
great Variety of Fruit. green. The lenclng u
ngsrly all at chemul rmls‘ There is I. gun.‘
my of good llcndgw.
The property fl" be shown to any one deal,
mug or pul‘chasmg, by ﬁle Widov, residing
:bereon. ' -
Widow 8: Heir! of Su’z. (human, dec'd.
kng. 21, 1865. in .
Orphan’s Court Sale.
.\’ pnrsutuce of an Order of the Orphu'q
1 Court of Adam: county. will be oﬂered It
nblic Sale, on the premiumgn SATURDAYW
the 10th day of SEPFEQIBEH. nut, the follow
lpg described real éstnle 01 George We Schni
ter, deceased. to wit : ‘
I, wt or GRWSD,sillmte in the Borough
of Ggllysburg, on South Baltimore e‘lreet, ed.
joining lots at James Rierce on the north.
Henry Gezlach on the south. end an 1119] on
the west. The improvement: are ‘e new
Two-story Brick Dwelling HOUSEﬂIIh
e Basement, 5 Fume Building about, so .
feel in length, with lone Fruit Tree:- -
ﬁ'Sele to commence M l o'plocli, P-l-u :5
add day, when aluudncp will be given 8
unpl xngdc knovn by ~ ‘ q
HENRIETTA 85$le .\dm 3: '
By :beﬁbhﬂx-Jn‘ninl Flak, Clerk. ~, 3
Aug. 2;, mes. “ . '
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