The compiler., September 11, 1865, Image 1

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ThoiCourml is publishmlrvary Km‘lday
morning. by HINRY J. Sunk, at $2 00 per
Annual if paid strictly Ix Minuet—s 2 50
per ndnum'fl‘ not paid in advance. No
aubscription discontinued, unless at the
option,“ the publisher, until all meat-gee
we pdd.
humanly-rs inserted Mtheusudl . -. -
Jon Pun-mm donejith [zealous and
dinpafich. . ’
Omen in South Baltimorq short, nearly
bpposite Wamplem’ Tinning Esmhlinhment
1'9”.“ Plum-m) Cum” on tllcninn. l
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BBDRBESMXM’ $313330
Law Partnership.
A. DUNCAN J; J. [l. WHITE,
. ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
,Will promptly attend to all logni business
:atnzsted to thom, Including the procuring: of
Pensions, Bounty, llnck Pay, n‘nd nl'l other
claims against the United States and State
Governments. . . ,
03cc in North West. Corncx of Diamond;
Gettysburg, Penn'n.
Apr” 3, 1805. u
Edward B. Buehler,
Tronxm AT LAW, will faithfully nnd
A promptly mum] to all huaim'ss entrusted
to ml "a speaks the. German Innglmgc:—-
‘Nfice M. lhb mme plncn. in So In ltullimnre
Etta-V, nmq Por’nny’s drug 50.0 , and nearly
opposite 0.1“" h Zirglor’s s are.
Gettysburg, March 20. '
J. C. N coly,
TTORNEY AT LAW.—il’:nrticnlnr nttrn-
A tion pain] to collnrlinn of l’mminns.
Bunny, and I‘,.uck-p:ly. Ulfice in the S. l‘).
rgrvwrflf the Diamond.
rtlvllysburg, April 6, 1863. tf
D. McConaughy,
TTORNEY AT LAW, (ogicc one door west
A of Buehlc-r'h drug “ml took stor¢,’()lmm
l-f-vsbm‘g sum-1,) An’onnn um Souclmn lon
I‘m-mu Mn I’mnmx‘s. Bounty Lam! Wnr
runls, "Auk-pay suspended Claims, and all
nflwr qluim; against the Guyurnml'nt athsh
inz'on', l). (7.; nlsoAmoricnnCluims in England.
LJIHI W.er:L|lL2 located and sohlmr buughlmnd
hiuhmi prices given. Agents «named in lo
thingl wnrrnnts in lawn, Hlinnis nnd olhv:
wrulorn .\'Luns nrjrApply to him persona“)!
m" by ’I-Hv'r. A
Gotlyslmrg, Nov. 21, '53. _ ~
Dr, J. A. Armstrong,
' .\\'l.\'G Hlnnll‘d Irnnl NI-w Salem, Ymk
II hunnly, and having im'und M. Middle.
ImAn, Adams cnunly, ollkrs his Prnfvwm‘ml
svl‘Lit-ffi to (he Imhlic. Hulv 31.'U3 um ‘
' Doctor 0. W. Benson.
FHUE M \hc Ramona Hun-I‘, (fruntroom,
fnrmexly ncrupird My Ur. Khmer)
g . H'r'l‘H'la’fUWN, PA
J-me 19, 13455. 1r .
.\ ;J. Lawrenco 11111, M. D.
AS hi’ilnlfino one L if * -
II ulnar “(out oflbe‘f‘ SEWfi-r {(‘.-£1
Luthnrnn church in , 5"
Dhmnborsl m 1; sun-m. nu?! nppo‘lll- Pivkmn's
More, u :1 -rc thmo wishing to have «:13 Drum!
()qufiml var-{armed nro ro‘xpm-tlum imilm! In
v. 41 Mari-unvvas Drs. Hurur‘r, Hm: (t. P.
ll) , ltov. H. L. Ikuxszhor, I). D., Rev
cnlm, .’rof. .\L h. Sunver.
Kr ul‘l. U
PIM‘. M. J
rg, Ayn! 11.’53
(lt‘lH’K‘h
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Dr. D. S. Pefl'ér,
unor l‘S'l‘OWN, Adams cmm'y, rantinuns
A film [Lax-glue 9f his profession in all its
ln-Invhm, nml.’ would respeclfully imiw fl“
In-ruuw ullliclml with any old standing dus
’q-H m tall! and musull lnm. l
Urt.,3, lam. u’; -
Dr. J. W. c. O’Noars- T
FFH‘I'Z mnl Dwrlling,‘N. E. cornornl Ih]:-
0 fimurn :unl 111-1 h Elll'vclfiflu‘nl' l'rt-slg l! riuil
('hnu-h, Hetlylmrg. I'4. ‘
Nu". no, lat-3. If
Removals. ,
7 ‘llEllnxlrrfimwdmcingHm“nnflmrizmljporgnn
[ in mukn rmnn\'.xl~l‘inm) I‘lwr (lrvvn (‘emm
ll‘l'Y‘ hopfl 1 mm sughns rnntn-mplulo the n-moml
1)! (ho rumiius m” «Ivan-mod mi.lli\'l‘s nr friends
xx 11l Lvuil llu-mrch‘os m lhis‘svumn nl'lhr‘yvnr to
Inn nxlnm‘. Rmnmnia mmln \\ uh pmmlrlnvsg
-- Lo‘nnn' low, And no efl'hM slum-«l In pious".
l'El‘L‘H “JOHN,-
Km-por ofixho Gown-u ry.
Man lul'l, '6O
Hardware and Gnoccrlos.
7 “IE auln‘rrilmrs have juht rolurm-d from
l‘tlm rilh's with an “nun-use supply (I
llA\|:ll\\'.-\Rl'} k GRUCERI [-28, which tlwx are
bHPHnL’, :21 thr 0M stand in, ltnlllmnra strvrt,
m [uh m: tn suit the tunes. Uur stuck wash:
in (ml M _ - ' ."
IiI'ILDING'MATERVALS,
UAlll'le’l‘hß‘fi TOOLS,
' 17L:\CKS.\II'I'II'S TOOl S,
~ COACH FL‘QDIMJS
SHOP. mexns, . : .
«auxin-:1- MAKER'S mom, -
. mmsmcnumm’s H}; “mm,
' null. KINDS 0|“ ”KIN, kc.
(z “()CBRIES UR ALL KINDS,
“n. 3, I‘AINTb, kc.‘ kO. .Thcrc is no unirh
mrludml in tho snvcrul d} pannwnls monlinnul
“have but what. Fan he had at, this S‘OlK‘.
Hn-ry ( lazs of Mechanics can be accommodated
here with tools and findiflfl§,nl¢'"ou9l'kl'(‘ptrB
can find «very Article in their fine. Give us u
mll, as we are prepared to sell as low for cash
-n.~: any house on} of the pity.
JUhL U. BANNER,
DAVID ZIEuLER.
Gettysburg, Ray 16, 1864. ~
Grain and Produce.
I AVING taken the Inrgé and commodinns
Warehouse recently occupied by Frnnk
florist], Esq., _ , .
IN NEW OXFORD,
w? are Napalm! to pay the highest prices for
all kinds oI‘PRODUGE. Also, sell M. tho low
@‘st prices, LUMBER, GOAL and GROCERIES,
pfieyery criplion.
g A. P. MYERS k WIERMAN.
New Oxford, Aug. 10, 1863. tf T
The Greatfiscovory
F THE AGE-Jun story and Chronic
Rheumatism can be cured by using I]. L.
iILLER‘S CELEBRATED RHEUMATIG MIX
‘URE. Many prominent citizens of this, and
-tile“u§jginiqg counties, have teatified to its
great utiliti. Its success in Rheumatic nfi‘ec
‘tionsflms eeu_hitherto unparalleled by any
npecific, introduced to the pytflic. Pyi¢e 60
seats per bottle. For sui'c by all dr'uggeists and
ptorokooptrs. Prepared only by 11. L. MILLER,
“$916116 Mid 135 ml Druggist, East Berl'u,
I ins countyfl’m, denier in Drugs, Cbcmicxéb,
. Oils, Varnish, Spirits, Paints, Dye-stuffs, but
! tlpd Oils, Essences and Tinctures, .Window
.. Glass, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, &c.;¢c.
WAX D. Bnehle: is the Agent in Gettys.
, biting for “ H. LtMilXer’a Celeiggutcd Rheumatig
$330", _ _ [June 3, 1861. tf
~'* g , Young Man
RD OLD HEN, do not nllow your mothers
A pm! you; wives to wear out thcilf fimciou's
ivea— our the 61d Wash-mt, Ibnger, at like
Imam and benefactors, present. them with
.- sxcnlsgon WASHER, and mama 6i
frowns amigos» words on wash days, 631)qu
lupon it, cgfinl faces win grew. you.
TY UQRQTUERS, Qettysbnrg, Pa.
Pom“, 1863. '
, _ ~ Battle-field, Vzewg.
6" FULL an) of our ‘lglologiaphic Yfewg of
, 1Q; Bath g-field o Gettysburg, M
equi . #l9: “19 R 0 idnya. The finest. ye
pnbhpfieq u: be 391253 the Expelsior galls”.
A TYSON BR9 mans, Gettysburg.
» - Wanted.
FARM h Adnms county, for which! win
1 ’ox‘ghlngg choice Western Lands, ag a
pan; 95:0,. ARNOLD.
Aug. ‘1865. ,
8110234111), «Roma-w. a; my mm
“d MEL, wi‘lh‘mff 300.1“;
ma n ‘ rm y ‘
In My» mature. ROW a; w’lyo’pgfc
Br 11. J. STABLE
4'79}; Year-
Two Valuable Farms’
‘ 1‘ want: SALE—On warfixnsnn,
A ”.0 20“: day 0‘ SEI’TEMBEI next, in
yunsuume ol‘llhc Will of Peter Troslle, dc
reused, the following Imal Estate will be of
ten-ll m. l‘uhlic 3.1%, no the premises, viz:
No. I. THE HOME Fi\ll.\l,ronfwiniug 152
.\.-m, mure (or less, situate in' Stmbnnitowni
slnip, Adams county, mm mile and a hull cast
at (:l'll)"l)lll‘!?. on th" York Turnpike, adjoin
ing lam-la nl Joseph Wihlo, Hvury chLPrE, and
otllcrq, impmrml will: n "N" Twu- ' gr.-
slury BRICK llOUbl"),Dunk Barn, '5“ ‘
_(lnru (Jrih, annn Sh¢.l,C:\:-ringe (1‘; ‘ ‘
llnuvfifiiprihg lluugo,W.'lel Human, 3..” ‘_‘»
Slnulu- IInIISP, llug Pen, Mi. all iuuoodmder;
u nmer-l-iiliug \‘anl mu! spring ol‘wamr, bolh
nun llu- hmmv; with a Quad Apple Orchllrd,
and all olher Mulls 0f mm. The luml hru
boon limm‘lmnl is un‘ll'l’ good cultivation and
gnml fencing. This Farm is one of the host
in the calmly, being granite soil, equal to
limestone. Water in nearly all the fields.—
Almul 2!; arms are Meadow, and between 30
nncl 35 an: Woodland.
No. '2. 3A FAIL“, containing; 112 Ari-cs,
mom or lcgq, adjoining lands of John nulmncl,
[innit-l Spglnglt-r, nnd ollwra, situate in the
same Hm nahjp, and nhoul two and nhnlt miles
hem Gettysburg, having thereon '1 -
a Two-story; Smut: DWELLING {34s ' .
HOUSE, Rank nm, Corn Crib, f 7: _, .1!
Wagon Sheila Carriage llunsn, . Q ~ '
Wadi nnrl Srhoko House, Hog Pen. kc.,,niao m
pnml nrdo‘n There is 9 never—failing well,
bminjcz n npring, nonr the. buildings, and n
Stream of water through the farm; an Apple
Urclmnl nnd nllmlu-r fruit on me promises.—
Tlm land hug been limed, and. is under gnod
l‘ullivntion undgnud fencing. Alpnnlnl‘B acres
are Meadow, run] about 30 :erfi: Woodland.
TllcsPnrl' gory available propel tics, and per
suns Vi‘mlillg gnu-l fin-ms should not. fail Lo :s:
tL-ml the s-le. 'l‘huzo \viahing lo vivw lhom
nre rcquenexl m can on the Executor, residing
m llu- nnm?‘ township.
niff‘SJhs go commencq nt 1 o'clock,,‘ P. M ,
on run] any, \vlu-n altomlmcq \nll be gin-u
and terms Imulu known by .
- J LAMEL STALLSHITH,
AM. 21, 1835. [5 Actingfixwutnr.
= ' Something New; '
V \IPE WORLD RENOWNHD ’ >
l \\'H.LOUGHBY'S
’ GUM SPRING GR'AIN DRILL.
xuvncrrutn m‘ cuoxwuu t mvmox,~onlsn-
our“, rnAxKLm 09., m
Thia coln-llrnlt‘d Dull i: superior to any other
In whim ol 11w kin-l 501 introduced to 0m pub
lic. Animu: its mlmnmgofi are those :I—h dis-
Iribulcs lhe‘grnin \rnli peril-cl. regularity. If.
new-r chokes or breaks the gmin. Rough
ground, or Hm. or slow driving. will riot. vary
tho quantity: sown lo the nave. hymn [Sc regu
lutM whilx-tpn motion. The too‘th or shovels
am so conslwrlcd ns not \o’brmk wlwn rnm
ing in rn‘ulnct with roots hml slonps, but
spring hall to ”Mr proper lecns. IL firill sow
every hinnl n‘l gmiu \vnh llw :nmr- hopper. 11.
also monmrm llu- qnnulity ofgmin In In- sown
.m the n(-rc,‘nud‘is simple in 1!: construction
and m‘ily I\‘mnnpml. ‘,
' ’l‘llh) GUANO ATTACHMENT.
This invention for sowing ALL KINDS of
(lnmm nudfl‘mmpost mnkl-s lhe Drill’york'ct
nml cmpme. 1: sons the grain and mnnurcs
the grouml'ul. the sumo limo. This .canalrur.
mm of Ihr 'Aunchmr-n! is rvry‘nimpm and is
c usily ropnii‘ufl.‘ 11, will sow f-nm nno lolwc-n
-ly Imshrla to ”lo ncro, am] the firm] can be
rvu’nhtml whilst in motion, to 3 lil .poor or
lich ground. Thmo mnrhines nm-d only hq
soon to ho :l‘dmircd. All who have tried them
prnnmnmn them Que most mmplew arrange
nn-nl far the purpnsq m‘ol‘ bill-11d In [_Jm puh
lic‘ Ilnndrrd< n! n-nifimlca can be produced
frnm lr‘u‘liral fan mors in Franklin county and
inJlnrylnm! tr) prove "LA the melc'hihé is no
lunuhug, and has glvt-n entire snlishulon in
mm) cnsr wlu-rv iv. has boon trim]. A
A WLI.LIAM WHILE, Agent.
. Ann. 7, “‘63. Lf ‘ i
Cumberland Coal !‘
q LARGE supply 91' superior -
BLACRSMI‘TH COAIJ, _
a . .- . 1’
npw on hand at roguced price. This; Con! is
l
supogior to n“ dxlml (30:11 in the Unilv‘d Slates
fur welding and other Illnckamith puriwbsos
Fnr sale by . l". H: PYEER,
Cay Coal Yer, Frederick ci'iTy, Md
June '29, 1505. 1y!
Notions and Confections.
A wohn- TO Tm: mmm‘. 0F TOWN AND
COUN TRY
t HE subscriber keeps a Notiontaml Conn-c
-tionam Star» on Cnrlislo «tron, nearly
opposite the lemnd Station, Gnuyshurg,
whom he has constantly on hau.l,-cml)ms,
NUTS, Figs, Raisins, Lemons, Oranges, &c.;
Tolmccos and chnrs of .all kinds; ‘l‘ockot-
Books, Suspenders, Neck Ties, Collars, hm;
Soups and Perfumcrics;.‘also some GROGE
RIBS, Sugars, Cou'ees, Rice, with the him-rent
kinds.“ (Terers. Ice-cold HEM? at all
times. He invites cnslnm from town .and
country, agd sells at and] prams. ;
LEWIS STROUSE.~
,__“_“g;7'.l§§?l;_'7
Notice.
AMUEL MYLLER'S ESTATE—Lettgra tos-
S tnmontnry on the estate of Smile! Miller,
late of Liberty township, Atiams county, do
ccnscd, having been grrntcd tq the under
signed, residing in the same township; be
hereby gives notice to all persons infiebted In
said estate to make immedinté pnyniem, mud
those having ciaims Against the same to pre~
sent them properly authenticated for settle
meat. JACUB mum, Ex’r.
Aug. 7, 1865. 613*
thxce. ’
ARIEL n. onnna's Esm‘i'ltPLmers
of ndmiuisié-ntion on the estate ofDnn'ic-l
l. Urngr, late 0 Meridian township, Adams
county, decé‘nsed, having been gmntegi m the
undersigned, residing in the same township,
be hereby gives notice to a" personsindo‘nle
to via estate to make immediate payment, nnd
those having claims Against the gum? in pre
sent them properly nnlhnnlicmnd («it with»
men. HENRY 11. ORRER, Adm'r.
Aug. 14,1865. 6'.
FQI,‘ Sale.
VALUABLE MILL mommvm w...
A Maggy cri-‘ek, wigh 46 Acres of.
‘hoi'cefiyanflc Meadow Bottom, 5 milgs ,4.-
MI ettsbnr. :.--
833' g GEORGEALB’OQD.)
Gettysburg”. lg, 1865.
Dr. James Cress, . \
, Mn Asalsuxj 39mm: u. a. an},
HAVING returned‘home“wi{l resume flu:
_leice of his profession in Géth‘burz
:Eg‘wel‘gifg Qflicg in Ydrk sum, hen dn -
. W I m tore. : I
. Aug. 28. 35:11 . I _ ~
ADIES mutant, in ‘grest v'n
_ri9t.y. a. ‘ i : ‘ scngcx's.
ADEME‘XGRATE AND FAMHLV JQURNAL
OF REAL ESTATE—{m SATURDAY, the
lmh day of SEPTEMBER next, in pun
mmnce'uf nn (hill-r nf UIF Orphan’s Cnnrl. of
Adams county, will hl' oll'u-rml at Public Sale,
on the premises, the real estate of Henry
Hershey, Sn, (11-ceased, cnnfieting n'l'
A FA RM, situate in Highland township,
Adams «‘n-inty,l’n., mm mile from Carroll’s
trm-l, mu! niv wost offlellynburp,nlmul't’nnliles
l’mm Hollr’s Church, and one mil:- lrom Mc—
llhvnny’s .\lill, adjoining land: ol Henry Ble
aeckAr, PM.” llm-kJoseph flarslmy,nnd others,
conlnining 153 Achs, more or less, of Patent
ed Land. The imprmcnu-ms are
:I’l‘.voyxlmySlonellwulliug House,
will: :10ng-zuul»n-!ml!'b'lory Hitch.
on, Bank Burn, part stone, part
frnml‘, with n gnml Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, n
Will of water, vu'tll a. pump. nexu- lhe door.—
The Western Btunrh ol llnrsh Creek runs thro’
n. cornor nl'llm place. About forty ncrt‘s are
well so! in good mmulnw, nhul about 25 in guild
timhnr. Part 0! the farm has‘ been limcd. The
land is oi the rod gravel, under good fenrinz.
Thor!» iv Alsn nn Urclmrd of n vnriely of fruit.
(in the Turin. Persons “isbing to \'i( wit are
imploslod In mil on Joseph llorahoy, retiding
nmr by, or on lhc undenigncd, residing in
Franklin [11“ nlllip. - .
‘ 36'3" Sulo to cnmmcm‘e m l o't‘lnrk, l‘. .\l.,
on raid day, “hon ultimlhncc “ill be ”hm!
xynd terms made known lly
‘ (mornin L;\DY,A«lm~'r
By thv Court—J. J. Fink, Clclk.
Aug. 2‘l, 18%. (s
Farm and Woodland
‘ T PUBLIC SALi'}.-:~0n SATURDAY, the
A mm (inv orsnvmumn next, the Heirs
of 13m: Brinknrhofl‘, ticvdasmi. will ofl'ur at
Public Sula, on [he preinises, the Real Estate
of mid decedent, viz: -
A DESIRABLE FARM, simnll- in Slmhnn
township, Aninmg county, Paw, adjoining lands
at John G. Blinkerhnfl', Isaac E. Buinkerhofl',
Wm. Stallsmilli, nnd.otlwrs, containing 169
Acn-s, mam _or loss. with. due prpportions of
Meadow and Wumlhud. The im
provements cnnam. ofn Two-story
Dwelling llUUh‘lfi, :1 Frame liirn, ‘
“'r-gnn 511 ml, Corn (.‘rih, (in n ingo
11mm», Smoke "misc, nn'd other uoct‘ssury
out huilulings. Thorcisn good spring of im
lor n: Ihn buildings. and u runningr strvmn
through lhr Farm. The Gettysburg lluilruad
passes within lmlfn mile of Un- place.
At the snm’e time, will bu oii'orcd, in lots: to
suit purchasers, about 20 ACRES OF~WUUD~
l..\Nl),cm’crod with prime limhnnnnlltilunlml
in the same township, m'joinin: Linda 0! Jacob
llnchor, John Bushman, and olhors. it also
B|.jllilis the Ymk I‘nrnpiko,nnd Ihe Gem's
bnr: Pulilmzul [HUSCS lhruugh it.
l'orsnns uivhmg m ‘il'w tho propnrly are
rmuu sled to call upon John Stair-y, residing on
the Farm. ‘
11:3? .\‘.dv m cnmmt‘m‘o nt 1 o‘clm-k, l‘ .\I.,
on SIN day, \vlwu nth-Inlancc “I” m- mum
and tI-rmw urn-h- lxnnwn by_ THE “Ellis.
Aug. 21, mos. m
Orphan’s Court Sale.
N pursnnuro (II (\n Older M" ”In (h-plmn'fl
l (‘unrl 01‘ AJ-mn county. will [no oll'l-u-d :n.
l’nhlir S-lln, on Ill" pwmisvs, on SATURDAY,
the Ililh day or SEI'I‘I‘JMBERMH, |he l‘olluw.
inr; thug-film! N :11 estate ol Guoxge W. ’Sclu-L
Na drcmm d. to wit:
A LHT (Hl‘ (HlUUßDfiilunte in ihe Borough
“I Unushurg un Snulh UJIIiInOfL‘ street, :ul
juining his 01 Janws I‘irrcc'on the north,
“mu-y (Lumh on the south, and an “Hey on
tho “yet. Thuinn-rovomcnlsnrqnnew ‘ ,
Tun-Nor)" [in] Ix Unoliihg “UUSI‘IMMII.
n l) mmrnt. :1 Hum: Buildinznhmu Su
In! uhonglh, “ill: some Fruit Tron-$l.
nus-mule to commence at I o'clock, PAL, on
said llny, “hon nttrmlnucc “ill be givgg um!
Nuns mud“ men by . m
‘ IH'ZNIHE’I‘T'A SCIYHIVER, Adm'x.
By the (‘nurl—Jumts'l. Hug, GIL-Ik. -
Aug. 2|, ISGTI. ts ' .
=ECM
\T PUBHU SALE—Am SATURDAY, Ibo
j Hilh day 0! SEPTEMBER ungin pursu
:lM'L‘ of an Uulcr of the Urphun‘s (‘nurt of
All nus county, will In“ offered at Public Sulo,
on tho promises, thercul estate of Mary Brough,
dermis-ml. cousis‘ling of
A LOT OF GROUND, in Hampton. in snid
county, fronling on the Hanover and Curlislg
Turnpike, hounded by lots of Franklin Noel
on each si-le and a punlic ulloy’in Ihc
rear. The implovcnwuts um u T\\‘o- ;i'
slory Ln: Dwelling HOUSE, one swarm
Lm,r Riuhon, Ldg Shop, Log Stable, Well of
.\Vulcr ucur the duor, with u variety of fruit
trons.
s¢3~Snle Llo commence at 1 o’clock. P. BL,
on said d.uy,whcn nnendnncc will be given
and terms mmlc- known by ,
LEVI CHIIONISTER, Adm'r
By thc ("mire-James J. Fink, Ciel-E.
Aug. 23, 1365. ts“
Pennsylvania College
ND ITS
PREPA RATORY DEPARTMENT
Tné Exercises of this institution, iOi'nltd :rt
Ge'ttyshurg, I'm, will be usumed on‘the 2lst
September. The Preparatory Department, re
organized by the Board of Trustees at their 1
Into. meeting, will he under the Principnlship ‘
of the Rev. C. J. Ennnnmr, who will devote
himself to the welfare of its pupils. Arrange;
meats Me in progress toercctn suitable build: ,
ing for the exclusive use of this Department.
in the meantime, provision has been made to
lodge nnd hem-d such boy: as may be commit
tcal to the Princip-il’s charge, in the College ell
ifico, iniwhieh be will for the presonneside.
This schoqi, located In It mornl and intelligent
community, and surrounded by historic nsso
eintions that are imperishnhle, present ndmn
ages im- the acquisition of knowledge which
an.- nnt surpassed anywhere. Parents sending
their sons hither may rest assured that they
will receive every care nml attention requisite
to their connl‘ort‘nud improvement. Tuition
$l2 per session. of 13 weeks. ‘The price of
Boarding will he made as reasonnhle ns possi
ble. For further particulars, nddress
‘ D. A. MIEULER, Sec’y of Board.
Aug. 21, 1865. it .
=I
OTECE ii: herrby giron to the ‘nables of
Slrahan township, in [my the bounty mu!
1‘" capila tax assessed in lurch last, to the
several cqlgectnrs. In cast; this notice i: no!
cnmplied with, FIVE PER GENT.,will b 0 nddod
I) all persons failing to pay an orbrforr the 1'11]:
day or What am. - -
PHILIP DONOHUEJ
’1 JACOB B. MILLER,
HENRY BUCHER,
DANIEL THO\IAS, ‘
mum a séumvm,
‘ ~ ,WILLIAH STALLSIHTH.
August 28, 1865. 8“
[IE PAMPBLIGT LAWS of the State have
been roceived at this ofiice, and me now
“fly for distribution among mm entitled to
_NCBiFe them. «[l6OB BUSUEY, Prot‘nly.
J'rothanoury's ogce;6euyg. ‘ .
" tsurz. Aug. 28, was. 3!. }
AGO, Amw {too}, Corn 3min, Rfc’e-flnlr
n‘nd Gelatin, for sale dz Dpfil-UIENER'S
[lmg Stow ‘ .‘ . .
GETTE’SJEURG, I’A., I\IOI‘TDAY, SEPT. 11, 1805.
Public Saie
Real Estate
Tax Notice.
Pamphlet Lama;
“nu-m l 5 Incrm AND mu. PREVAXL.;'
PUE‘E’RY.
NEGRO Sl'l-‘FIIJGIL'
The “1061]” of the Logan “Hanna" ocminmlly tie“
of! some good things. the [o‘lluuing in one of hm hm:
producuum : ’ , ‘ '
“‘Clnlk nu] nor]! "no l and shins ‘
Sambn'n glory new mini! ‘
(:0 ’way white man! Vniu don‘t know ‘
How to vote right—LlN. in m,
Yaw, yaw, yuv l—Yaw,‘ yaw, yaw '
Dc lup‘piesl day l eber Phi! .
“War‘l do “chm ”Ft-$ll ‘em straight '
1 votes early—l votes In a— ,
I votes oMn—l vows 144M—
1‘l no ignor-n‘us Wllitfl‘r
M 'm Ind brudnler—eqnamtorn ~
Do Miker’n Image (In a Imm 1)
Do glory ob de flalu“de—‘
no cull-Id cum from Anfia ! .
oh, kinkfy, miulmy, stinjky. ah!
1: dis ain‘t. glory, mu mé so r"
mxwmbmw
,7, :‘g':;:,'.:,r.“__.i A '_ _' :
COL. W. W. I‘H. DAVIS.
We guve u very hrio‘g‘ sketch of the servi
ces of 001. Davis on Sulunlqy. But as ma
ny rczulors may (losiro‘l to have further pal-_-
ticulnrs‘of the nnchchr-nls at the gallant.
soldier who heads. th‘e Dumnrrulic wat,
and lo we THE NEXT lAum'rnu (immul: or
PENNHLVANM us holis‘ we aunplnl'y our
sketch. 1 . .
Col. I).wi§ was imrn’ in Bucks county, in
this State,;lnd‘ is. the} only son: of Uunoml
John Davis, who fornicrly represented that.
district in Congrpsa. \ He was educated at
the Military Academy at Norwich, Ver
mnnt. Immediately km graduating. he mm
appointed professor 10f mathematics and
mililzu‘yinstructor at llm Military Acndnniv
at. Portsmouth. V” mm; Hg remained
thnro twn‘yonrs, wluq‘n he retumed homo
mud studied law, and was admitted to the
bar. Thcnco he rntdriwl the Luv s‘olmol nf‘
('umbridgo l'nivu-xilty. At this timn tho,
Hun. Culcl) thing} was mising his "gi
munt to go tn Mnxu'l . uilh whiqh country
the United States “I: (lwuut “nu. Mr.
Davis shut up his in ‘books and Onli~trrl
as a private in Cup ruin Cl'UWMlngihtplli’d
enmpany. lliskuuuh-dgu ol'xmhlmy af
fniusmmhrnug‘zhtln iplunnlicw ”owns.
commissioned utim’u‘nnntgmul then made
ndjulnnt ol‘ thr- ru-gix n-nl. Win-n (Jamie-l
Owning wax plmunn .l in H a- [i- M, I. vu-
Innnnl [twig was (.l-vnul‘lho u. :j ..-I|,_v of
lecginu-m. but in 11: : 11-mh-n d Um [lo2i
tmn (If aitl-(Ic-mnng uml :ut'mgi «MA-.h'ufl,
mljutanl gem ml m: Ihv :l:.ll M (i. u. (Sush
ing. lm nm‘r‘p'l «l [ln-Ilulh-r. Hv :mmd on
tho uHu-r hnc uml -r (in-m-r:x|v,'l'.-3.lnr [or
some lime. and [luv] u:- hmvfi ll'l'lJ “ill:
his brigade In lhh .ij‘nwr Imv In Imnfurca
(h‘nmul Scull. “0 h nhmcml Hwy-lump;
o! quark r'mznlnr m [inn-mum (“mum
on the nun-h lroni II':| Cum, In Hm guy of
Mnxicn. In the “mar nl’ lr‘lh’ he \vnq‘
promoted m a cap! lint‘y by an ur-lcr of
(Emma! Smu. and 11, and: suvml lo the.
mud n! lhr- “at. l A
On his rolurn h hr in Juiy, 194.9, 110
05mm! an office in u-ylmtoun, and mm
moncod the pmcti ~o nl law. In Sop
tomhpr, 18.155. Prosit onl. ‘l’lnm appointed
him “islfik‘l Auornuy M the United States
for the ’l'vrribory anNcw Mmico, nnd’lm
crossed Hm groan ruin, in Nuvvmlwr, Of
that year, and 100' up his rrsiuk-nre in
Santa FO. The l)i.slrirl. Munrnry was
obliged to fidn thm- rruil. a thousand miles
in extent, lwicc a y‘ nr. mu} «mu: lho great
dr-svrl, known as Ifgvlurmuln dd Mumln, the
Journey of Heath, where fm‘n distancn of
nmcty miloq water} ls fonml in onh‘ one
place, 1111.]. that coHprlc'l Irom rnim. The
cnuntry Wm infi-stqd Ivy [nodule "Indiana,
and (he trawl wn (Innyvroufi. Captain
Davis made this trip in the spring: oi 1851
in company willrfn u members of the bar
and the Marshal. in the summer ofthat
year he was appoii‘Lntcd Secretary of Jim}
Territory. which position heheid unlil No
vember 1357, when he resigned and re
turned to Bucks qounly. Meanwhile ho
Was acting Governor and Supérintcndant
of Indian all’airs l‘nriovor aynar. While he
resided in Santa Fe Jhc cdilcd and published
the Santa Fe Gucule', in English and Span
ish, over two yea'ré. Colonel, Davis then
crossed the great pinins that stretch from
the Missouri river m the Rocky Mduntains
several times, and inlet with numerous :ul
ventures. 0n oncloccasiun ho was return
ing to the States ill charge ofa lady, her
servant and child. Whoa the little party
he was travelling ith was sumo four hun
dred miles oul,an on the Uimmnron riv‘cr.
they were pouncediupon by a war party of
mounted Arrapnlxine Indiana‘ and made
prisoners. thnitha Indians were seen
approaching, the females and child were
covered up with bl nkets in one of the wa
gons. as their presetnce always increased the
hostility of the sajvagcs. The teams were?
stopped and the on obliged to get onto
the wanons. The’ilndi . sat down on the
ground, in a circlé antfield a. council of
war to determine the fate of the prisoners.
Finally the chief agreed to let them g 0 on
condition that (hey would divide their
provisions, which being considered a cheap
ransom, was,ncccpted, and the party was
rel «sod. At this‘time there was nolriend
ly Fwistanco nearer than three hundred
in» cs.
in the Fpriug OHSSS Mr. Dwis, purchased
the Do‘ylestown Damrcragvone of the very
largest county newspaper establishments
in tho country, and sinée then has been
engaged in the prolession of n' public jour
nalist. The rebellion of 1801 found him
busily engaged on his papt‘r. When the
insurgents fired on Sumter he threw down
lho'pen and look up the sword. He raised
the first armed men in his county and Con
gressional district. to sustain the govern.
ment. He called a meeting in the Court.
House on his own roslnnsihilily. organized
it, tool: tho rostrum, and in a short speech
called for volunteers. In two hours sixty
imd enrolled their mmex, and in two days
ono‘ hundred and titty had nth-rod their
services. He went to Harristngg with his
company, and was thence sent to York.—
flero he wns‘ofli‘red the h'u‘ttennnk colonel
cy oi the 16th regiment, but would not.
leavehis compatny,nnd was then transferred
to “1025“! Pennnylvnnitt regiment. in which
he served as captain through tho three
months’ campaign, on the Upper_l‘otomnc,
under Gen. Patterson. Capt. Davis was on:
dared to gunrda éix gun battery from York
to Washington, and his company was the
first. body of ‘trmra which missed through
Baltimore after the hloody riot of Ami!
19th. HlB men Worn hook dat and stoned.
and they sat. on the trucks, mth their rifles
cocked. ready ton-25in attacks. but none
were made. g : ~ ‘ ,
' Cnpla‘m Davis} was mustered out o! sei
‘iCl.’ Ihr last of ”My. In August h_o went
5
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to Washington and again tendered his acr
lrices to the Secretary of War. He was im
mediately authorized to rake a regiment. of
infantry and a battery of artillery to serve
for three years or the war. He fixed hi 9
icamp at l)oyleslown,‘and in a month hi-x
regiment, the 104th P. V., w“ nearly lull.
eompoml o.‘ the very flower of the youth
of llueks and the neighboring eounties.
He turned the entire control and manage
ment. of his newspaper over to Doctor John
D. Mendenhall, a ventleman in whom he
had coniidenee, and gave all his time and
thoughts to his military duties. 'Jle did
not resume. the. charge ol'his luapcr again
until thy lid ol‘January, 18115. I
Colonel Davie marohed to Washington
the first. of November; amLmany of ourl
nitifins remember the Splendid appearance
of his regiment as It marched through the
city. In less than a week, he was placed ,
in comrnnud‘ol a brigade and ordered to
organize and discipline it. 111-torn ho had i
been a month at W ashington, hc <uhmiltod ‘
to General McGlelhm, then Commander—
in-Chiel’,“a plan of harrflclci to winter his
brigade in, which was- Approved, and he
was ordered to build theni. They were
erected on Meridian Hill and the. work was ‘
entirely done by his soldiers. “For the last ‘
three, years they have been known as “Uar- ,
ver General Hospital.” Colonel Daviq'look j
his brigade to the Peninsula in March. 1802.
and commanded it. until the. lad of 'A pril,
when he wnq relieved by General 11. M.
l Nngleo. He their returned to lll‘l regiment.
llis regiment participalml in all the opera
tions in the campaign on the Penilrtula,
and with the 52d I‘cnmylvafiia regiment
leddhe celebrated reconnaissance from the
Chickahominy to within four miles of Richl
mond. Colonel 'D.lvis,’ with big regiments,
brought on the celebrated action of Fair
Oaks, the first of the series of bloody en
leountcrs around the Confederate capital.
llien: he lost forty per cent. of hie men.
and received a painful wound, a title hall ,
penetrating his left elbow, at the joints.—
lie was also atruck lg n. spent musket-hail,
in the left breast. lie was laid up by his
wound two monthr, and rejoined his regi-‘
ment at Harrison’s handing seven days bo
llore hie leave ol'ahaence expired, and when
[lre.couhl not mount. his horse Without as
aislauce. When the Army of the Potomac‘
[returned to Washington hii division
,(L‘cek’s) wan retained on the Peninsula,
‘and Colonel Dwis Was placed in command
{of the important peat at Glouccisler I'umt,l
“gall‘imned by it ‘Fmail brigade. llmput thcl
leatenmvo works them in complete repair. .
9 in Deer-miner ol’lhalyear he Was tranél’t‘rrcd
to North Carolina, when . General Foster
'l-lnl‘ul him in command of his old brigade
again, “l|l('ll ho r- tained, with an oec l
l non'd change of regiment. until nearly the»
end nl lllS‘ ,lerm at service. “is emnprand l
mu transferred to South Carolina, in Jan
n:ny.l.‘x‘t'»3. with the army that WIIS intend-il
ed to attack Charlmmn. llrxcommandcdl
a brigade, or divnion,~ in the suhsrquent!
foyeralious before that eily. He was with ;
tit-nelal ’l‘orrv in the action on James ls—l
land, July 16th; he was next placed in,
eommmd ol the important post ol Folly;
Island; rheneetransferrml toMm-riq lel‘und,‘
and assisted in the siege. operatiom against‘
Wagner; and Sumter. “IS Irrigadpwas one;
of the two sclc'etcll by General ’l'erry tar
make the final assault on Fort. Wagnch
the ill: ol Septemhrr. From the ltllh of;
‘January until the 25th 0! April, 1861, Col-I
lon’el 'lhvis was in command of the opera
, tions on Morris bland against. Charleston“
the only place in the department where ac
i live hostilities were constantly carried on.
i'l'his was at a limo “hen there-were eleven -
general oiliecrt} in the department. The
unit that Colonel Davin was entrusted with
the command at the post of honor, pives’
l evidence of tllri great mnfidrnco his snpc-l
rior repored in him. anrMouis [74:de
-hc “‘th transferred. to the command of the!
‘ impel-taut Dntrict ol lldton llead, extend
‘ ing from Saint Helena sound to, and inclu
‘dimr. Fort Pulaski, at the month ofSavan
, nah riveryadislanco olaixly miles. When
i a combined attack waq ifiado on Charleston,
in July, 1864. Colonel Davis commanded
‘ the first brigade ol llalch's division. 110
l led the advance up Johm’ Island to within
‘sight of the city. On the morning of the
‘ th, while examining with a glass, a rebel
battery that was pluying upoa his; men, ho
I “ma struck on thc’ right hand Ly a shell,
r which carried away the fingers and tore the
hand terribly. ()l' course he is made a
cripple for life. Atm- hc had so far recov
cred l'rom‘hia Wound as to be able to do
llight duly, ho was made President of a
general court martial, in Philadelphia,
‘ where he remained until he was mustered
out at service, the first or October, 1864.
Colonel Davismns never promoted, the,
reason of which the War Department can
give. He entered the aervico with more
knowledge of, and experience in, military
matters than ninety-nine out ofevc’y hun
dred ofiicérs in the volunteer army. lic
has in his possession the very highest tes
timonials from his superior officers, and
was frel‘lucn‘tly r'ecdmmbndcd for promo
tion. lle waa'honorably mentioned in or
ders for his conduct at. Fair ers. : After
the fall of Wagner and Sumter, the AdJu
taut. General of the army wrote to General
Gillmore and requested him to report the
names of the edict-n,- of his corps who de
served promotion. in the reply the name
of Colonel Davis stands number two. but
therd‘it ended. The-others, we believe,
were all promoted. Four out of live ot'the
regimental commanders in ~Colonel Davrs’
brigade, and of courng his juniors, were
made generals.. We are speaking at” iacls
in this connection, not finding iault. It
may be entertaining at Home tnno mask
thereason. .
The Wm- lkparlmonl would not promote
Colonel Dalia. The I'npnlur Dupunmml
m Pennsylvania will probably correct cx~
ocuh'vc emits 59 lm- as to elect him Auditor
G‘m‘wraL—Agg. ' .
V A Radical I’ujwr Billing.~'l‘lm'l‘roy (Ohio)
Times, a radical Republican papa: in Miami
county, is! not salislii-d with tho uctmu of
the Royuldican SLIIO Convmilion in inilorz
sing Presiilcuf‘Johnson. Itsuysmnor qua:
ting the iuilom‘mont:
“This of caur‘zn settleq_thc matter here
in Ohio unLiL the next Convention mom.
Those who [whom in supporting the Fresh
dent' in his whninsule pardnning ofrcbt-h
'nnd in refusing Hie ballot to Culnted ml-
Fliers, will ol'cnuimuupport the mmdiilau-s
”hat “and on this plauorm. Fan-our own'
iparb, we support no such principh-s nor
the men who advocate. _ .
‘B’lml’s the Rita/z! Mung f—«Somo people
dpeak of the internal rpvonun as um “inger.
nal revenue.” ‘Dat an exchange, in -viow
of the; probable duration of the germ for
which, it. will be imlml, angggcxts that
"elm-mi "venue" would hem-r oxirress
publlc opiuion’. - A
TWO DOLLARS A—Y HA [L
=I
A NEW Anom‘non mower.
General Cox, the Abolition canilitlsto for
Governor of Ohio. isi afraid to avow hinuelf
tiworahlo to negroisntfmge and equality.
hut suggests another “plan," which, in Me
own words. is to “take contiguous territory
in South Carolina. Genrgitt. Alzilunn and
Florida. and thermjumler the envereignty
of the United States, and with ail the
taciiities which this Wealth and rumor
of the Government can give, organize the.
Freednmn in n dcpmidcncy of the Union, unstu
humus: to the Western 'l‘cgitnries."
Now. what. is this ”plan 3" Stripped of
all verbosity. and rfiitlered into plain An
glo Saxon, a cotempdriiry say-w it is simply
thisiz Alter cxcmyiting the bowls i‘uuod
hy the Govern menti in the hands of North
crn capitalists, from all taxation, even to
pay the interest on} the enormous sum of‘
the nation’s iudchwdness. and casting the
whole hurthen upon the men and women
oi. small means—the toilet-s and producers
of the country—then with all the facilitiesl
Which tho power and wealth of the. (levee
nor can give, provide a paradise for the negroc:
in the fuimsl portion of the cantiucut, at the cx~
pause of the white mac!
'l‘hih scheme ot'gjgnntie robbery- for it is
nothing else—J3 to be accomlihahed. we
suplmsc, by taxing the white in iahitzm‘ts o!
the North to tho extentheeeswry to so.
cure the 01-ject of this Abolition leader. -”
He proposes to depopuinto this mat. (cu-ite
ry of white people, drive them lrom' the
homes of their ancestors, and than to pop.
uiato it with blacks. and thus establish a
black "dependency? to be summrted at the
expense oi the white‘mx-puycrs of the
Union.Sueh is the “plan" of thc cmuli
dnto for Governorgoi tho uncalled Union
party of Ohio? w¢ shall await. with some
nnxicty, the rcsult‘of the election in that!
State, to know whether such a vilixmous
scheme will be endorsed by n mnjority oi
the voters. ‘
I! the neurons are to be colonizwl any
where within lho‘limim of the United
Staten, we mink flow England the mast
fining plnov, as it. would not be nocnssary,
thnm lo’ nxputrintq the while popn‘nfinn,n
Samba and erathanxwonid nifii‘mte in Man
achuscus and the 'montiguous States Wilh
oul. any trouble. We go in for making
the experiment. é ~
Gm. Burkxdalc's ificlzl (Hasn‘t—On Satur
day afternoon Mr.§Charlos 11. Urall'cn. ol
the Philadelphia 'm-wamper fmlcrnily.
was presented with an cll‘gant pair
of lit-hi gla‘sscs, whiéh wort- used by and for
merly belonged to the Rebel Gem-rel Barks
dalo, killed at Gotl‘yeburg. "They came in
tn the pnssominn of one of our suldicrs.
who disposed of [ham to a‘n ullic‘or who was
mmpicunus m. that memorable engagement.
lhvmg «Inlnrmined [0 pm with them, they
were purchased by in law gentlnmon. sover
‘al at whom were oxmllicors of the army,
and on Saturday they were formally pm
scntcd. as stated nbpvo. 'l‘ho glaqaos are 50
arranged that thoylcan he used for thcalri
all purposes, and are said by judges to be
amongst. the most. powerful in cxnslcuco.-—-.
A silver shield ornamems ihrm, bearing
the mama and Rate ol'thc battle-field where
they were captured, and lhe names of tho
folluwing gentlmncn2—'Cnlnnul A. 11. Ih-y
-nalds, Captain 'l'. G. thstnn. and" G. A.
Jones. law ol’ the Sixty-eighth Pcnnsylvw
nia Voluntccw; Captain E. J. “when,
William Mower, Jéhu [l. Downing and 0.
C. 111-own, E (11-3., who presented them.
lay'fiisnp’s Fahlds are of great antiquity,
but—therein consist-s the test of true genius
-—thoy cnntnin something applicable to ov
cry age of the world nml cnnd'itinn of man.
llcro tor instance, is n fable that. seems tn
have been writlt‘a expressly to moet the
case of the present futile attempt to men;-
mnrphosc the negro into a whim man's
equal. Our readers will all remomber it:
Alsop says: “A certain man having
{bought a lllncknmoor, was msimplo as to
think that tho colbr of his skin wzm only
(hrt aml Illlh, which he had cantrnctod for
want of due curo tinder his former mash-r.
This fault he imagined might be easily
removed. So he ordered the poor black to
be put into a tub, and was at considerable
chat-go in providing aqhes, snap and scrub
hing-brushes for the ophmtion: To work
they went, rubbing and scouring his Hun
all over, bfit to no manner of pun-lmse, to:
wlxtch‘thoy had repeated their washings
scvpml times, and were grown quite wnary,
all they got by itfiwas that tho wretched
lilacknmoor caughl cold and dichlJ’
8-“lndcod the recorllof Col. Campbell
kxtcnds ovor fields where some of the
hardest fought ,batllcs ol‘ the wax look
place.”—l7uwisburg Tea’rgrupll, 18%.
Will the [l3smm bovgood enough to men
i “OW “fields." eknuw thauhefillh
regimen during the lam your ofjls service.
l took part. in soveml engagements will:
credit, but ilslrikcs us the Colonel was not
"in.” Perhaps, however, we are uiialnkcn.
‘ If we are,_we would be pleased to have the
[lcahn set us right. One thing is certain;
that. while the regiment. for ni-arly thrue
years Wis scattered along the ILLJLimoro
and Ohio ruilroad,‘n distance of about/wily
unles, ollcn dangerously exposed, the
“hoadquaru-n.” invariably were somewhéro
else—not so dangerously exposed. Per
haps lho Hessian meansclysiuu liulds, instead
0! battle fields. ‘
Will (he Hessian nlso plmm say whether
tho Colonel resigned when his rl'glmenl was
onlnrcd from the railroad lo the lrrnul, and
the Shenandoah become tho grand theatre
of war? We honor hrnvo soldiers, huggo
first want to know il [boy are snlxlnm or
shoulder tzlrappml radium-Jun. lec an the
recorll.~—lmnul d; Union. .
Kmurly Elcctinn.~—'l‘ho result at the doc.
lion in Kentucky for momlw rs nbengrcss,’
is (attic-fully nnnouncrd as lolluwx:
lat Dismal—L. S. Tumble. Damnmal.
2d l)i.:!rid-B. C. Ritlar,l)umocmt. ‘
Rd Diun’ct— Henry Grid", Democrat.
41/: Dismal—Aaron Harding. Dcmocnt.
51h thicfi—Lovofl’u. Rom-02m, Adminis
lrntinnist. ‘ ‘ ,
cm Disfict-Grcén clay Smith, Adminis
“Mi-mint. ‘ ‘ ' ' 4
71/. Bimini—George s. Shank“... Demo
cmt. ' '
Bth District—Wm. 7 11. ‘ Randal]; Adminis
tmliomst. . ‘
91h Dm-fimuel lit-KM, Adminiw
tmlionisl.
Total—s Democrats and 4 Administra
lionisu. ‘ .
meraUe Criticism.-Tho Imulnq Tim"
any: Gnu. of Shel-mum’s upmh M. St. Imus,
that lie is no modest in his victories as be
wk: bold and valiant in battle.
fiTho London Lancet advomlea the
writing of pity-mini presrr‘vptions in plan;
English iww’ad of hhbrcvialed Latin.
TH] 11033038 0! 91‘. mo.
TM Iceman from (loads ud‘othu
{ulnar Uiemmfla tho following 03-
4th from Wl’s life of Wailnglml'
particularly up Nprilto. We will Add.
[Mt mum brief noonmt onto limo!
SL Dominm. It might [unison '0
nay um them atrocitiéa toot: piano $r the
frmdont of the black». and did not made,
it. It mu; not tho chained tiger atmggiing
tohrcak his chain, but it was the dint!!!)
n! his ferocity me: he run liner-tally the
French Jumémv pilifimtkmpcst: :
“Early and bitter fruits of thflignnnt
philosophy which. (linrr‘gnn mg tho' actual
state of tho warlil. and mtimnting It notbo
ing the min-rii‘cvuhi vth pottinn of tho
human ”02,63" coolly and deliberately
pumm. through ocean: of blriod, abstract
nyetnms for the attainment uf mum fancied
untricd good, were (Wherry! in tho Frrnch
West Indies. lnfizml ufprnmodingin the
comm-tion of any ill-um which might 0&5“!
by tin-re Sluw nnxl ciutioug stop; which
gradually introduces rxrfurm without ruin.
nliich may prepare tin-l lit. minty for that
i better amt..- oft-hing) designed for it; and
which, try-not attempti-n'g impossibilitiou.
lllllly enlarge the circlv of happinem, tho
revolutionistu of France pursued the eni'l
‘ mu! Nicki-J project 05 spreading their doc
trines of (quality among persons. nnd b -
twecn (listiuulmm and prejudices which
vxiqt, to be su‘uluod only lny the gramm—
Tho mge C.".Ollf‘tl by the pursuit nfthis-viw
ionury nntl luluul'ul theory, nfu-r many
tlurnutouiu}! uymplnmq. lillmt forth on tho
:5“ nf Auvu‘u, 1791. with n fury ulikn doav
tquLlvo and ;g-eneml. In M 0 night. :1 prim
cmicortml insiirroctinn of tho niacin-trick
plum in the colony of St. Damingmaml the
.whim inhabitants, of tho cnuutry whila
sit-oping iutliuir lml‘z. \vcmjnvolvml in one
imlwrmnimte nlaughtcr, from whlch mi»
thnr urn nnr rox could w“ an exception.
Hillyxh few females, ms: at! fora mm mom
crud than death wéro spnrcd‘; tunl mt
many Worf‘ fortumto mough tn oscnpo intn
tlm fortified cities."—-Murxlwlh L 92 0/
Wishing/lon, vhl. ii.
The nimlncszs of the French Revolution"
in in: worst. poriodts never exceeded the
blind and infatu‘ttoil .Imolnniam pmvailing
nmnng the nholitionis‘tq of the present day.
We lvur that nothing but some great ca
tmtrnpho will awaken Etlmm to comma"
Muse and real humanity. The progress of
fanaticism is nmazingfi We meet ovary
day with men who hold the wiltlmthdoc
”mm. which. ”imparted to them» six
innntln ago thr‘v would have rnjoctod with
imllgunthm. Whom is this to on“? It is
as cum-in ma thq iimd tlwcreea of the Al
mighty that the white man must. be tho
ruler in this republic: mill in :231e m.
bloody confl.ct. the iuforinrinuo muat por
ish. Wm) .to ”man inl'ulun'tnd moi! who
provoke um. entitlictl~t,lirl4‘alc Phluruccr.
NC").. 01
EXPENSES AT THE WHITE HOUSE
'l'hn Ilocllonlcr Dcmorral, (Ron) bxghinfi
how lhn late l‘rcsillont‘ldncoln was n. In to
save $130,000 h'om his salary. It. says: -
“That the trouble with u new President
of reasonably lmgal‘ habits is not hovi to
nave his salary, but how to spend it. In “in
linst place he hm no rent to pay. Congress
furnishes the White Home from gin-rial to
collar, and provides all that is needed in
kitchen and pantry, as well as in parlor.
He has no wagca to my. Congrous ml
hi; wrvuntq from private Secretary to 't
blu‘ck xmd Ecullion. ’
“it also provides him wiih fuel and lights
and pays the expenses of his stables. It
provides him with amnion and n corps of
gardeners, who ought to son um ha pap
nothing [or vogciables. or fruits, or flown.
in short, of tho onlinnxy expenses ofhomu
kcoping. the only bills the I‘m'hlcnt h
called upon in [my are the bulclior’a and
the wine mcrcimut’a. Even the mm but;
not. inlien upon the mean occupants oi mo
While flmr n, wimw ceiinyn‘hxivc boon kcflt
well flocked with presents of wines and
iiqunra. ,
a "When these items nre'dmllcled, am}
when it is considered that it is no otiquoyo
in Washington to enll‘uhton llm Prosidm}
for mutribulions to on ‘nary clmriljes,. it
cafi‘bo easily understood how Mr. [Jasmin
could lay up one hulf or more of his minty.
An! this economy will be moro enmpnr
Mable it the £2va hrs universally museum!
and credited in Washington. that the em
pqnses of the parties and State dinners oco
mgionnlly given by tho I’maidont note. .1
Mrs. Lincoln’s rrqucul. paid fa]- 011le Mm
mrulfumh. All this was (,lill'orofl’undd'
lormarVallminintralinnm” ‘
As the Dunnrnd in Emlml in it: Rnpublil
canism and supported Mr; Lincoln nm’l
moreover is mvnog by the ox l‘osmualnr
of the last Cams: but (me. n strong no;
meiican Huuw (m); we shall believe the
faces as they are stated. ' . .
A a Lndquite Term—Many of tho lrnopsin
the departmont ot Virgima damn: 10 be'
ing longer detained in the service, having.
as they allogc . enlisted for the war. (loner
al Torry has issued an order (lufiulng‘flu
ring tho wu” 16 mean as long as a military
necessity in any of me lace insurrection":
States exists. 'l‘lmt necessity, if the radical
policy be pursilod,‘ will exm until the
end of time. _ ‘
Smpmshn of Pardons.-—Th¢ President hall
roqumted tho Mummy General to suspend.
the imua of wnvranls for pardon mull fur».
thor orders. This action has been taken in
«order wfacilitaw a goncml cit-wringing! d
the numerozn and complicntml petulant
now before tho President, to give Jim I.lm
oppm‘tunily In mlopt some phm which wilt
prevent unncccszsnry nml shameful inwffi
vention by thc'pnrdon brokcm.
"11!£w_qmalion."—A singular case of mi:-
cegcnnl‘mn came bomrc “10 police coqfl. i 5
New mark or'! Monday, whr'n it was rfiacovf
orcd Umt Chm-1m Henry Hanna. a Miami
waiter, had not oniy married (LWhflß we;
.nL-m. ‘hut. had deserted her and afterwards
tnkvn to himsn“ annlhcr. By both ofthbm
ho had ‘childrcn. The women were cent.
to Blackwu'e Islantkl'or six months. ~
fizß‘Thc‘ Lynchburg and I’etcrsbnrg pm
petal state than in some parts of Vargiuia
the fraud nogrocs have doclnroll that My
mll not~nssis¢ in putting in a crop of wheat
for the nc-xt year. The roman assigned I‘d
this is that ”my lmvc imbibed the [lO6Oll
that on tho lazul'Junquy noxubo United
States authorities are going to [meal out
among 11mm tho kmdr; belonging ‘0 their
latte mdstcrs. ‘ ' V
gay-Tho «are 0! Lewis Washington. 0!
Bellair, V 3,, is now in (bi: éil‘y. impoun
ning for the restoration of their farm "Melt
mu; confiscalr‘ll in cuquuance of 1M rel:-
oh‘am of her hmhmu'l. lu-wja Wnsllilgtod
i 4 unlative o! the “ anrr n! his comm,"
and was, it win he read": rlmlftnkpufdh
tum-r nam- Ihrpcx's [*‘uxry by Old. ‘ obi,
-I::'own.
’ lfir'l‘lm Chicago 7311 mm: recon"; '
ulmnl-Ihé nrgrocs: ‘."J'hcy hava [than
“mo, am first born, and nur mont'y Italy.
'l‘lwroupnn the 104 mm!!!) Juurm! M
“Muyhn they hm! nnma claim In your fins
born! What. culor was it I" - '
‘Gzn’l‘lmilala ’l'Am}.~'l‘lio only pot-Id a
while lady’s head you: than Mia colored sw
jm csnnot imllam ix the ““7anth ’7 and
on um account it in ma subject ex it“ the
ridicule they can command. ‘
[WWMMLV’ the la-xiug'lon conepnn‘
Aleuc o! the Cmcunmu animated]. “)3 “'2
mad “loyal" has been to for shaved (In
it “has become d Itench in the nomihq'i
the maple?" ' ‘~ ‘ V , ,
new mvwwwm mum!
Iylvnu‘m regi ’Gd'i‘ping d' . _ ;
mhiaed um ”plain of his «many-tot
alleged [mull lrcalmcnt. while 691 m
U." ' .v v9~ 'l‘ .
88111920 «to 10,1“ armor-s at Q" ’
in the city of Nu-hv'vfle. l» 1360’ '
MN on}; ‘“‘ / "" '
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