The compiler., March 26, 1866, Image 1

null or mums
.' m (XVMFILE‘R In inMIIIhv-d 0v»?! Mommy
mm by mum J. snm.s:.ua on pm' In
mu- " paid AMcuy‘tl nnxczqz 50 pct '33-
mm: ”not paid In Nuance. No sninrripllon din
conunmu, “MN“ 3! tho opuon or me numb-her,
null} .11 nmhmes un- paid. ’
ADV ER‘I‘IS‘EM rm Inserted at lhl‘ usual rutm.
Jun PRINTIN G _of an Klpdu done with nwl neu
and dispatch. .. ‘ , 7 J
OFFICE in “(with Humumro afn‘nt. NW9"?
muruq mm High. nnar mp l'nsl mum-“Compl
in! filming Ofl‘u-v" on “no sign.
i fifeésiéfai Bards.
Doctor C. W. Eamon. “
FHQE at \he Rnilrond llouso,(lrnntroom{
O formerly urmyiud by Dr. Kinzer,’
' LITTLESTUWN, PA.
.Jun 919,1865. tf
Dr. J. W. C. O’Neal’s
OFFICE And Dwelling, N. *l. corner 01 Bal
timore Ind High streets, near Presbyterinn
Church, (Jelly-burg. I's. ‘ .
Nov. 39, 1863. If .‘ ‘ _ ,
Dr. J. A. Armstrong,
l I lU'ING removed Irom New Salem, York
calmly, and having locum-d M. .\lifldle
lunu, Adnm' cuttnty,’fl'erl his Inmfmalozfnl
serum-s [_9 the [:llch . [July 31, ’O5. 13'
Dl3. Dr S. Pefler,
IZBOTTSTUWN, Adams mnn'y, continues
A the pzuclite nl his profession in all‘iu
hunches, and wpuld reapcclfully invite ull
,h'l’nOlll aflhcted With an; 0151 standing dis
eum (_0 mu and musuh Imu. '
\ Uu“.”, mu. m, n ,
-'..‘H . I- ‘ . ‘ , ( ~
Mu” Eiwatd B. Buehler,
TTURN'HY AT LAWV, will hlilhfuny nnd
Apromptly uttend to all husinesx- entrmu-d
to bun. He ipt-uks the Hennun lunguhgk—
Ulfit‘dJll the firm plnce, in.SouM} Baltimore
llrLel, m-nr Pbrney's drug stare, nnd neurly
oppm-Le Banner 1: Zieglerls store. - ‘ 1
Gu'upburg, .\ln‘rch ‘.'ll. , ‘<
J. CuNeelyr 4 ;
TTUR‘H'TY ‘.\'l‘ 1..\ \V. —l’.€rlit'u.hr Mtt‘n-
A mm [HM tn cullvminn of l’l-nsinn-a,
Hduulv, And Hurk-puy‘. Ulfice in the S. E.
curl! 4’ 01' the Dnmwml.
(h-llyahlrr'g, ‘.[lrfl ti, I‘M3. If
D. McConnughy,
J T'I‘URVHY .\l‘ 1..\ W, (nlliue 9m: door wcsl -
A ul lhwhlt-r‘: drug: Ind hunk “or",lilmm-
Mum—4 Arm-l.) .\‘r-rmun' AND Souuwou mn‘
PAI‘) wry! nu l’msmm.‘ flaunt.) lugml Wm
run-l, fil-wk-pmy ‘usln-nnlmlg(‘luimsY uncl ull ‘
mhr-r ('1 mm ”win-'1 the Gm’cLUHN-ntnl \Vusln
ing'uu, l‘L U._; nl<r3AmericunUlai‘lus in England.’
1. ml \\' :rmmslumtell null suld,urbou'-,:m,:lnd ‘
lux'uwl pri‘ 0‘ gixen. Agents engaged in lo
am”; \ununls in low», Illinois and uLhr."
w. «mu iLIu-s 7A4?.\pply to him parsmmllfi
or l \ [MU-(‘.. ’ '
mnunmg, Nov. 21, '53. . ,
, V’ J’ liuw Partnership.
V 4. Ut'Xt'M .2 .1. H. \\'lll'l'l-‘,.
\V'. - .\'l"l‘L)H.\_L\S .\‘l‘ LAW,
'\\ ll prmniv'lv “In-ml 1n n“ lrga: bum-Inc‘s
Mirna"! In llu-mriuulwlilm (luzln'm-luin: (If
Pt'll-II’II“. Havlllh. Huck IHS. Illnl :IH other
klalllli uglinw the [lmLed SLRLys und'b'lmé
Hun “I‘ll“htw-
Ulliu- xu Vurt‘l \YesLCorncl of Diamond,
Unluflnu'u.l'L-Ilu'u. _
.\ivfll J, IHUS.‘ U
J. Lawrence Hill. M. D.,
.\5 his mlix’w one , .'D‘"\.; W 7
II (lan’ wo~l ofthcmg‘l
Luflu-rnn churrh in "
C mnhcrsi urg duvet, nnd opposite- I’ickmg'q
at. refiu h -re Lhuaé wishing: to have suffihnml
0‘ “mini. [urymmbd ure respectful!) iin‘ilt‘d 10
m I linmnswei Dre. Harm-1. lh-r. (‘. I"
Kn ut I. 11. (HRH. H. 11. ”Higher. l). D., llrv.
Plgnt'. \l .l with. Hot. Kl. L. Sinner.
' (:clt3:<l;|lr;:,.-\,nr|lll,'s3. . ‘ ‘
Cemetery Removals.
, IYY'TmMI‘r-lignt ILlH‘ing Ull‘ uulhurizotl person
T If) xnukv n-Inmuh~ into E\ cr gin-en ('t-uw
h-ry.h‘nguj< llmv cur]. n 4 contemplate the rmnmnl
()Mlu- rum lin~ ul' ulwvnfiml ”:11”th ur nil-lids
“ ill A\.lil lln-nm-ht-f m lhi: emunn oi'llm} mu to
hnw i! dmw. I'm-nmvnh mmlu “'th [lluulplluss
—-tmms low, nnd nu L-Wurl unwed m pit-Me.
, - l'l-l‘l‘llli. THURN,
\lnrx h .12, ’6O. KPP]!|"l‘ of I.llo(‘mnML-ry.
Hardware & firm-cries.
Y ‘lll‘l .-|.|r.¥vnbu; hue Jllnl 'x't-lurut-Il from
l Iva «iii-‘5 \u'h 'gln Hlillll‘llir sum-1y of
H \RUWRL'E & (:ldN'liHHuS, which 1:10) nl'e
nth-II”: 1:41.ch uhl stand in liult’nnpn- rm“,
:1! 1n |w~ lB:u'r_t the “fun. Uur stud: k‘Ullalal:
in 1: rll 01' . ' r
in 11mm: MATERIALS. §
unrns'nzxrs TOOLS. (.
‘- ; ‘ULACKsan's 'rm'us,
= ‘ CUM'H meus
sum: l?!i\‘nrms. , ,
c-.\I;I\I:’1‘ .\1 mm: s Tums,
‘ iluurl'k'lalel’ku's l-‘IXFI‘RES:
I ALI. mus 0F umx, kc.
CRU!‘ CRIEH (IF A LL~ KINDS,
(ajlm‘. I’.\L\ l'h,’-&c., kc. There is nu :‘nlix lu
xm [mlml in [he :I‘\L’l‘ll (it[lfll'uhenté"l'o““!le
ulnue but ulml um he had 111-3111 i; Slow.—
livrr} cl:\=s (If .\lrrlmm'v: cam he M'comnmdnted
here uith {OOl5 my hudmgsmnd Humekcepcri
mu findrxcly nltiulc in their line. (iive‘us u
(all, “‘4 “L‘ nre prep |rrd to sell as low tor cnsh
+= .|n_\ house out 0! [hr rit)’.
JUhL IL BANNER,
‘ ' ' ' DAVID ZH‘I‘ULKR.
Genysbdrg, .\[ny 115. mm. .
The Groal CDiscm cry
OF THE .I.(;lsl.—lnflnmuun.ury uml (Jlno'p‘c
lllu-nm Hiwm ('.lll be cured by u:iu~_' HI 1..
“MAJ-21:5 Ul‘lLHlHiA'l’l‘ll) llllgUMA'l‘lC MI {-
TUlll~).' .\lnuy pruminem citizens of this, and
the :uljniuing counties, ban’e 1.0-1!“in to its
glen nullity. IN 51165 t in lihvumnlic Infec-
Lmns. lms hut-n hithertq unparalleled by any
spcmfic, imleuce-l to the public. Pnce 50
ce’nld perhoule. {For snlv by ull druggislsun‘d
slnrc-kvcperi.‘ Prmircd only by H. L. MILLER,
Wholugule and Imm Druggist, East Berlin,
Adamatounly, Pu.J dealer in Drugs, Chemicals,
Ulla, Varnish, Spirits, .Painls, Dye-slufl's, hot;
Lled Oils, Essences tnd Tinctures, Window
Glass. Perfumery, l’guem. Medicines, kc.,..kc.
W 3. 0. Buulller is the Agent in Gettys
burg [or “ H. L. .\Ullcr‘s Cvlc-bnued Rheumatic
“inure." . '1 [June 3, 13“., '1!
n , ' SH“ 11l “'ork 3‘ ;
llEundersigm-d continues the '
T J CARRIAGE-MAKING?BUSINESS,
in ull ‘its branches, M. his old “and, in East.
Middle mn-et. Gettysburg. ‘ 1
.\BW WORK nude to order, and ,
REPAIRING
done roni Kl ndulowest prices. -
Tm? firgtja‘tte SEBING WAGONS 'and a
,sLElGHrursale. “ JACOB TRUXEL-
Dec. 7,1803. ,_ N ”_fl
Sale; Crying.
W. FUN .\IING cohtinues the husinua
A. of SALE (DRYING, and solicits thecon-
Liuued pntromge of the public. Itis~his can
lzmt endeavor to give satisfaction. Chm-3925
moderate. ,AReaidence in Breckinridge sci-net,
Gettysburg. , ‘ _~ ' _‘ ‘ ‘
.P. S.—-He it nut-ousted Auctioneermndar the
Tu Law of a» United Stun. ,
Nov.‘24, 1861. < _._l_
.Dol‘onwulll. .-
0 preserve-. 5 noon Imm- mourn"-
youx childre' at our lr'iends? KO."
w co to MUM/PEE’EGALLERY, the best plus
{sll6 county to leéure first. cl“: DENIM: '
< , ~ A.Few4 7-30’3 . .
, 1114!. on hand and for 1310 at THE FIRST
, NATIONAL BANK OFIGETTYSBUBG
GEO. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Oct. 9. MS. 64
TI'BAC’I‘ING ATTENTION.¢—The superior
A PicLui-éo Mon at MUMPER’S SKY
an GALLERY. on West-Middle IL, are
stunting yuivensl attention. Good judge!
pruununce them superio’r‘to an fiver taken in
thin place», Call anti examifio’g’r yourselves,
Jnuszss. , 3 .-
8369. Hwy Root, 00m Stuck, Rico-don
1,9415%. fpnugu a 9: 113 mm:
9&mL fig.» “_.-
" m‘imqnm’kfifi‘mmnfiffifi:
U ‘s‘?“[7 1, f 115.3 mum-3‘"
, A ©EM©©RATU© M—D ‘mmmfl
0
BY H. J.‘ST.\HLE
48th Year.
Grout Alli-action.
OLD. AND SILVER 1 "
G ' [MIMI/L4 {GIUSJ
_ 51,0004“) wanna ur
‘\\'ATCHES_ ND JEWELRY
‘ . to be disposed of at ' .
‘ ' ORE DOLLAR EACH!
Without regnrd to wife l Nut. to be paid for
until 3'.» know wh 1. you are to receive!
BY A. H..ROW.EN 3: Co.,
(Agenfix fur the Mnnuim-lurersg‘
No. 51“; HEEKIAN 57”", NEW You.
@Rmtrihe following List of Articles to be
sold‘ (bu-10M; DOLLAR EACH rm
meowm.niih‘g-maen'nzchu..euchsl:s oo
,mu Gall) “wanes. vnr’s stylt-a, “ 7o 00
2'o“ Hallies' Gold Watches, “ 50 00
(.011 Silver Watches, each, $23 00 to «m 00
low" Elegant Silva; Plated ‘ , ’
()thur Stands, each, 20 00 to 50 00
1000 ‘Elognnt :S'ib'ér Plnled
l'rnil A: Calm liuirkeu, . 15 00 to 2" 00
1000 Ms of Silver Plated Ten i:
Sppoiis,’ ’ . 800to15 00
2100 ms nl SilH’rPlnted Forums (m to 15 no
2:000 Goblets, engraved, 4 (TO 10,8 00
3mm pairs 0! Table Spoons, ’ ~\b (A 0 to 800
3mm pairs at Salt Spoons, 34m m- 5 00
‘4500 mpgmfiyeuc Napkin Rings, 4v Do to I) 30
_BOOO pgirsnl l‘undnm Eur 111-0(1):,
‘ . ”.‘.-(Aru‘d'rolora) , {J 00 [l
3300:0151” l..udies‘Juvelryfimi
mulon Ii nu, .'
2300 (iol-I Lockets, ong‘d luv-ks,
much ince pu-ilm-t imim
liwLLHdiL~.~' Width.
2030': Lullil'a' llucli' Combs, rich
4 mud uninue pluu-rnn, 5 00 to
4400 Bell. Hu:.~l.les,‘Uuld, Jet and l
' Vulcmule. * ‘ 5 0010‘”) 90
c: ool'ngJé \ ks! kNu-kChnins,s*go m [2O no
hDuuGenls' L‘nl‘n Diamond Pins,s (11? to 20 UU
4mmL‘ulif‘a DiamondEuNhupe,.‘s 00 {o_lo UO
suoflhninturvuud Emmett-d Ru
voh-n.g'l'i’ns, 4 500 to. 10 00
2UOUL‘uljlornin'l)minond and En.
(ichla'ficurt‘l'iun.
2000 .\lxmmicjmd Emklem Pins,2
2.300 GUM Jhnd Brarflt-ts, cu
gnuml mud plain, 3 00
34100 .lc: and .\lusuir “mm-hes, 3 00 u;
20w Cameo l)ru‘zu~lxos,.liuh pnt- _'
' trrns, very luxly, 5 00 tn'ZO R
$OOO (.‘orul Bar Drops, :4 00 to 6 U
2000 Ludit-a' (Jhtuelnine phains
r mud Uunrdtihw‘m‘a, ‘ a 001.0 15 00
6mm (ien's' Mug, a splendid us-
auplmeut,
4000 Fullllirl‘ Shove Buttons,
entirely nmv $319, 3 00 to 10 00
3WO Stud: mnl .\‘h-vvc Uultbns, ‘
inv-sets, very liulx. " ' 3 OQM £0 00
5009‘ Sim-re Humm. plniu,
‘ t-nupwlvd uudengrnwd', ‘3 00 to 809
104100 plain and bnudaumci) en- '
man (I Hinge. , 250t010 00
Bmm Lockets. double «use, rich
l_\ engraved; . 2 00 to It) 00
15000 31.-[sol [unlit-G'JMvt-hy,ugw - a
und lulu»! Myles, 1‘: (‘0 '0 I‘2. 00
smm lmndsomr Srnl Kluge, 3 on m 8 00
2mm sv-ts n)‘ Unsnlu Studs, , 2 5010 _6 .00
100060le l'cna nnvl Gald_F.x-1
[ML-inn “mum. ’ 1:. no to 25 00
2000 =l4}: Jr! mu? Uuld Pins and
Ear Duns, ' 6 0010 10 ”0
2000 GhldTllixnl)k‘3,Pcm‘il< &c.,4 00 lo 6 or)
lunuo (:ohl l'cns agud handsome «
Silver ('urps; 5 00 to 8 00
10000 Huh] Pens und handsome
‘ J-Z‘mny Holders, 4 00 to 6 00
The nwlhml or (“ipOSinfl of these goods at
0.\1<2 DHLLAR I'm in is n: inllows:
Cortifimh-s. naming much ‘m‘licle nnd7 it:
\‘ulue. Ill'l‘ plivwl in sejlosd envelupog iuul’ well
mixed. 0110 nl '.th czlh‘lnpcs will lu: soul lnyi
muil to any .nddnus m: receipt oI'ZIS cents. y
Un the “Well-l of the Celtiliwto gou‘will Hoe
wlmt .\uu are going to have. lllle- is n! your
nplinn [0 send the dull.” und lake the urtirlu
u; nul. l’urclmsors may thus oblain‘u Ulllll
Wan-h, Diamond King, or any set of Jeucl'y
on our list. fur QNE _lNllJlA R, mud ill-n 0 case I
can they g-el lcs= thnn‘ 0m: 'l)ollnr's worth..ns.{
there «Ire no blanks. The price ochnificuu-s“
i; as follows :—-Une forl‘lb‘ cenu; life [or $1 1
eleven for $3; thirty lot 55; sixty-five tor $lO,
one hundred [or 515:. ’ ‘
The diflnbuliou is conducted fairly, and all
hm'e an equal chance of obtaining: the vuluahlé
firizvs by pun unsingv-‘the Certificaltes.‘ We
guarantee‘eutire satisfaction in ull cases.
.\Eems wnnted t 6 whom we éfler special
rum: and premiums. —Send 1:7: cents for one
Ccrufimle and mu: circular with Irrms.
Address, A. H. RUWEN & 00.,
P. U. Bux 4270, New York
Jun B‘, 18155. 3m
Mondonlmll'ul , '
' MPRQYED SELF-Al‘l'lNU '
. lI'AIb'DTLOOJI
l'ussesseé éuperidr advantages over alllother
Hund‘laooms; isv 'luorc Slmple and durable;
easier understood } easier to opemte and more
relialbli. ‘ . . '
FARMERS can be independent. by weaving
‘ all thulr goods for home Wear on the Mendel:-
lmll [mpg-ova] lland‘ (Atom.
1 ,3?? me 15 to 40 yards can be woven on
i it in a day. . l v '
‘ ‘.‘io skill is required to weave, upon it, hm
.yund the simple tuvuimz of :_\n easy crank.) A
woman or child ca operate it.
‘THE HEND'ESIRUJ; IMPROVED LOOM
“leaves Jeans, 'Satinet, Tweod, plain and don
bl»: plain Cloth. Lindsey. Blankqt Twill, lnnen,
Town-ling, Bird-eye Dias-er; Bolmoial Skirt
Goods, kc, km. all on the'same ji-arp, with
0m; time drawingdn the harue‘as. It also
weaves all Wool, Hemp, Linen and Rug Gary
noting. ,5 - z ‘ ‘ , ‘
:EACH LOOM IS WAILRANTED to be able
to «lo as represented, and cannot {nil to gi‘ve'
eunre satislactiun. . ’ ‘
‘ .ixnvcmli-stmPilncHASEßs.—avery
-purchaaer of the_ Improved Loop: \fl'ill be'al
‘lowed a lib'eul commission on each Loom
sold by them, thul enabling‘ them with a little
fixation, to rcceim back the pricrfog their
00m. -' , . l
. Looms, Lodm Findingsfilmk and White
hGolan Warp, Filling ern, &c., constantly: on
an . ‘ . , -
_ For descriptive circulars, list of "prices, nnd‘
samples of cloth ivoxe on the Danni,- address, \
with stamp enclosed, “ . ‘_ 3
' ‘ ‘.‘ A. 8. GATSS I: 00., A j
333 Chestnut. at... Philadelphia, PL. ‘
hnz_26l__lB§§:- 4t*____¥ 7,. _fi__
‘ 4 Cooking Stoves ,
OF "Fry variety, including the ”Noble
VCook," “Rd”! Cook,”.“W-werly," “Orn
"new.” “Oriental." #1:. Aha, Tianre,
Sheet-iron-wnre, Hollow-wirei Ind aver, vs
rflty of Kitchen Maximum—including n vuieu
qof Lnnterns. Also,-I new and much in:-
p'roved Eloy" Sifter, for n]: by
' C. H. BUEHLER, ~
Corner of Carlisle mstilro-d «5.,
‘Fub. 19, 1866. Gettysburg, Pg,
9 Yes! 0 Yes!
H'E undersigned respectfully announcuto
the public that he be: taken om. an Anc
fioneer’s License, ”defiant“ : ervicee to the
public, . He feel- confident. the his long ex
pernnoo ‘in the business will eplblo him to
under Inf-it! angiafution. Chum- will be
"unable IndLufilMfion gnarintied in 11l
new Addrui / REUBEN GOLDEN,
Jan. 8. 1868. /ti _' Gettylbfirg. Pu.
gang—l33mm»: “bought“.
. '{ow my”; g BOW & WOIODSE
_
Poor House Accounts.
‘JAf'OB SHEADH. FAQ.v Tfeannrer. In mount
with the Dlrrclun; of the You; and Hon-w of
Employmcutur the County orAdnnm—bdng from
the 3d duy ofJugwanA. D., 1563, lo the m day at
January, A. D..‘L :‘ DR
1 .
To order on‘Couuly Tremurer, ".500 00
- .. .. n ”I” w
(Huh from th- osmto of (m 1 Vice, 8 on
Order‘on County Tn-uquvr, _ 9’o (I):
' "’u“ ""32" ""‘7l"' 1")» "'
(‘nsh for fines nLJnhn F. Hounk, Duh :3
L'mh {mm Julm Mafiln,lnwrcst on L.- -
Murfnrd‘u note, - 6 00
Order on Coumy Trmurcr, 1,5“) oth
u .. . u p . 1.00000
Dh-Meydu on Jun. Dohblns' stock, York
and batty-lulu: Turnpike, . 20 00
Cash [rum )lhlhuel-)lll|«jr,puym't on land, - 12",?
Univ: on County‘l‘rmm‘w, 5m 00
" “ " 0m II)
~ 1,200 00
‘25 60 1
l w 24 3)
1,010 on
I ‘.' :m
' 5.00!) w
. ‘ I (I) ‘
1:133 110
um (I!
Nil) 00
2': 00
‘u u u
4
_in-lgmont w. Sukn'hn Ara,
(,‘mla pnhl In J. Busln y,
Order on Comm‘ anuurt-r.
Rn-mnvh-q'bg thnluuu krha,
I’K‘dl‘iuu kuunu' camurq,
, ‘ .. ‘ ..
, in u 1 u
.‘. u . ' u
Fatah of Guurgc w. Philips fur heqé. . 4 _
. l' ' . ‘ £lllll
' ('R. ' 1 ‘ . , -.
By imi. dul- Trmmm-r at in»! netthsnent, 82?." 52
nut-«inur mulwm‘nummrl, ‘ , saw; .10
Mn-rl-imm ‘~- mu‘. um: vrn‘s, 79.9“ ‘M i
l'uvk. hm f, \n :1] null Inn-(m, . 1.9%“ T 7
,llnrsm, «mar, lx'rfl-aliliv, \hrt'p and hogs, 1.77! (I) ’
Flour, grain and grinding, ‘ ' 3,“; 2i i
.\l~~ liunlh‘ mink, 7m 93 ,
Hlunn- coal uml limo, ’ 172:6 '
Jmugu and In. divim-s, 1:3 as
‘\\'umi n hum-Lug, n-mkmg mils, &c.. -ill ’ll
.\hglv him-11mg», 2:0 25
‘Frmnlv du.. " 211.5:
l"unl\1_':llt-'tpww-q, __ lfii 10,“
i’ul.iiuiixlz.al-4-ulullm, Jun. 71) 00
('luvv‘rmzmi, . 2: .’J)
Sundry Ann-"sun, 215 :L':
lrulli'nlivuffizus, .'ii 50
('iiulm-l "PK in m
i'il3‘~i« luii 3: nry, .» :1- A ‘ 1.1.1 00
Din-«inns «(r whim-. 5. ' 4 if; 00
Stl~\\:u'li'.~ Mar), » 2501!)
t‘li-xk‘a .\.. iry, \ - i‘ 40 m (‘lm-n
'i‘r--:nmn-r'.~ salary.» , 40 m , '
Bulaucuiu mumsur Kasai-0r! 121 (if!
‘ . ' \ 1 $13,191ng
“'O, “In uuivét-rliwrs. Auti (unjust-"Io an}! whim.
Ihr i'uhin- .\a-muulundn h '11"); m-rtlry that \n:
ix:n'm-.\unnm;ul liw iu-msWh -h mnnuw-liln foru
gulngz nm-uuul, :Inli lil'll they In: vm'rt-m—ln-Inu
{mm lip- ::i d...» m Jannury, .\. ),,I.~'u',.|ntho 15!.
day ofJunuuy. .\. D., 1.564., lmthl vs Inq'llhlvt‘.‘
' JAN)" l’iii.x
JUN. iil'i (ICE.
' J. C. l‘l'i“i‘l-.§'l‘l'ili“. . .
1“ "um”? { bI-iug pl mtml with nu" l:lr;{1\f
“3r ‘l‘lfm icuglhwzbc, 11111 l with sumil pa
".N‘m. lug cut pun-tum many iiihi}! u}
‘ of placing Linn-u! aurlucv duwn,un
‘ in: inuvh cure on the pun 0! 1
‘ l. phuilrd 'his out pit-t vs iu iu
' uit fiiowmg Limt it isu usu‘]
\ :u-v ”103.1“ shin: duinn.
‘v-u ~11 iii-Avg, quail su‘gd. gm
“ Me 8170 mini 44) huxiu'is:
I with iargv ism-d, '.’DU bu
». u.
u. lilows,smuliscm
l 40 busiu-ls nu
, \w- 190 luler
‘ 1_ Hum» pin:
1 s of sm‘ni
1 “'11?!
1! Tel)“-
n i. m
‘k ‘t
Ell
0 ~
I 89
5 00 to
\-
I-
~00 to 10 00
to lo 10 no
2’6 my
to 00
2 001010 00
JONAS JUHNS. Esq» Stumrd. in Mexmm with
llh- Hm-rmmni llu' Pourund lluu.lm(l£mplu_\‘-
:muul «.1 1m- (‘nunlym‘ .\tlxuua—leni from un- ht
«lay an‘ m-mm-r, A. D., Run}, to Ibo: m day ofthmu
ury, .\. 1).. mm; _
Tu urzlL-r'on Treasurer,
. u
fly arm-ml oxpc‘nst-s,
lil‘nk‘r In puupcrs.
Vang-tables and fruit, ‘ ,
Lhm-I ' ' .
Mow-hunks. '
Shut: :,
Rim .\‘lr:m’.' , -
(iuM'l'rhN. .h'..
Balance lu hands “Steward,
- W! the subscribers. Audlmm m settle an?! ad
just tin- Puhllx- .\cmnnln, dam-rug- that we have
cx..‘mlm-d (In-Juan; whlyh mmpose tho above
uccuunl, and dq report that the sauna is corrn't‘l—
the same embnuglng tho th‘Ollnl or J onus SIM.
thofinm-nt wannl, from tlw ls! day or 0 ‘ Mr,
A. .. INS, to rlr‘n- lst day ofJxmuury, .\. D., 1806—
both days lncluglvc
LIST OF PAI'PERR remaining In the Ann:-
mum-m Admuscoumymnthe lan. at Jununry, mm:
Mules . - ‘ 51!
Female», , » :lU
('hllllrvn, , (I
[Guiana], 4
Tmnnlvnly'mu n .. ‘ 7‘ll
< PRODH‘EUE FAR)! FOR m 3. '
, \V’hout, bll‘blll‘lflf
”Ye. u ‘
(hats;
(,‘m‘u.
Hm-ts,
l'nL-gtut‘s, “
‘( ‘luvvmeed,“
‘ Loads ofljurnfodder.
. ‘ Tons oféluy
£lde 3.411%?” ‘ a ”+1 -
oun ' or . p
__ _, _ 7 ' 10x1»! JOIINS.éLewarQ;
Mai-chmmmt _ - , , H
Buggies dz‘Qal-rlaw-
ms WAYI THIS WAN—The under
signed is engaged In the Curiae-making
bulge“, in Welt. Middle street, nur Geo. Lit
tlo'r our store stand, Gettysburg, and invites~
all who may needr anything in 7m. line to
gi've him' a cull. He puts up, in the very
best manner, Fulling-lopllnd other BUGGIES,
and all the dln‘erent atylu of CABBIA?ES.—
With: full knpwledge of the busingnsfend ’u
determination to give .‘tisfectiu‘n. the public
can rely. upo'n his job! being good. 39
'ill when» w deserve it large share of pu
ttonnge, end hopes to receive It. 5 '.
REPAIRING done at lhe‘ chorus: notice,
Ind on Input reuoneble' term. lfi'Conntry
produce till he ”ken in’exchenge for work,
‘ CHAS. E. GILSERT.
Qgtfllhurg, Nov. ,8, 1865: ism'
E snblcriber In: )ome nlnnble WEST;
EBN LANDS, which he will mde far one
or more FARMS in this county. The 11nd:
Ire well lbcated, and Very desirable for farm
ing. Bad; applicnion desired. ‘
‘ JACOB BRINKRRHOFF.
Goltnlmrg, April 3, 1866. t!
WE. have just rpoomd | new assortment.
of Queenawu-e, to which we inviw the
attention of buyen. , A. SCOTT t SON.
um: max nxnma—rxozmc i- um;
‘hil 0m Soul a mob lamina" um
m .141 “lii-f , ‘ _'
GETTYSBURG, PA., MONDAY, MAR. 26, 1866.
J .\COB HIYIJ.x -
.105. m'm: Eh,
J. C. PI’ITENTITRF.
Auditors
an
“13%
mo
'2' 10
1:3!
7 so" 3
3 70“
m
ua l
“ mean,
Westei-n Lands.
“TM”! a Miyhfyrun'd mu Imm»
éfitimfimni 5% @xzmcsfi'fi
3 r __ 7
noAnlxuluxa. l ‘
The season for rond-nmking I.x xwarlypr quite
l hrru: supenlwrs lhoultl hour in mind tlmt mm
1 day’s Work done on the reads in tlu- yp'rmg is
"y Worth twp In the hull—mdced, work IlOlll‘ :1! 29mm:
plucoi in the {all had hl-th‘r nut bt' dune at all. -
J Wv kxmw that. the time {qr Rowing nuts is at
" burn], and mm thvm- whom- 11mm“! ls dry wnough
" will put un-rythlng elm nsl-ln to gut 'thP crop nut.
[ This Is right-mp mum-mu this region, tlu- hum-r
for um mm; but all humans cannot not. upon lln lr
' hmd yet. and might. noblhesa hv enunluyrd by the
. Supvrvlsom In mic-"lug om Flitvlm- and Iflhkjng
:- 111-wanna, fl wurk Whil‘h, nuw that the ground Is
3 sun, can be done almmt. everywhere with the
plough ulnnv? “'0 put this qumlmn at lhln tinm,
because we think that by the udoplldu ol‘ the plan.
. much lubur mlglit be saved in May. wheanuuyl
plan's now emsllypluuglu-d mny be too dry tun-l
hard to be no Inunugcd. Braden, by comumnvlng
u! unto, Supvrnsnm may be mm: m huuc ALI.
ttn-u‘ loads rL-[mh'wl by the cngl of May, and thus
glvo thn-m thu‘v In ilmrdvn t (”roughly luring the
' (mnlng summer, uml lusur good roads for ypum
nth-r. , .
Tm» Inn huhjvrtpxhlchcu cerns fur-mom may-e
than any ullh-l' ohms, and I Is In ho hoped thnl
they will all h-nxl their “mp-um- :md lhgir l ulmr
lo huvc tin.- \volk douc curl'p’ and McU.—'l‘.blluk
(‘um'lmum ' ‘ _
Till-1 con‘nuu'rn'r: YIELD o'r POTA-
DOOl. F. “C Hoxann r, of \Vus‘h h. \l'W' 50‘, N. Y.,‘
11M vnn-n tho .xinl-rix-un A 'Lh-dilm 1.1 tln-rusuih
arms hsl ycuz‘u-‘wnnu-Ins “jUI-lnh-rcl‘l kindx
of pulatm-Q. Thu); \vcn- gtnufi ufmu 111.1: mme
flrld, hm‘um-nllng n vrup of t-uufigund milwul mu
uurc,"\\ltn Hu- I‘ulluwhig resigns: , ‘ . i
Bushrls pct .u-rx‘. :' “lulu-Ls. ”‘l‘ arm.
‘, :20 White .\lu'cu‘, N)
(Ezn‘nvt Phil]: sulff-(lukv, Ill)
l'mk-vyvHu~l.\'Cuut,‘.N)’ l‘rmre \ert, 11:0
lii-"ch “low, , 240 l-lnrlennr, m
\\'hitv Punt-h “low, 2“) “'hlll‘ Ruck, Ml)
Prnlrlo sin-dung, 2.3) I‘lurly lrykr-mnn‘, 120
Mm! Menu-r. 2:!) Early (‘mtugug H 0
“l:uvklui‘kSlelngKZM l-un'lySnn-n-iun. m
Huv-kvyu. ‘ 2|“) llnnghuud “may, 50
l‘lxiu-rimonw \n-ro mudv wnh' rufonm u m the
Value of lurgv or munll >ev-1: aquul’urvus of lzulnl
I ‘ ,pulmous, ( in once
nlntot‘S. ‘ in 3 plan!-
1;: the accent-shy ur
n mmrulmu \yfiirl
Lhc plnntvrfil Dovl.‘
nth u 4.“; \r-Ith‘lhe
u‘lt-ss \matc (51 [hue
A Twenty-live Thoumnd
In the month of January, 1:406,
tree \rna brought to New Yolk fron‘
Slnlc- whlvh is common-d % the hm 1‘
‘ynrtfi $25,011). 's‘!) foreign rec was ave-I"
horn of 50 g: cm. synlm‘. TlllB was a black \\
true 70‘ {rt-gong, measuring bum-«tor lnrh mvxh
4,500 feet, but when ‘cnt Into veneers u wrnnlql'
30 times that, making 135,000 fwhwhlvh m 2003-"
“'qu be $27,000. The cost or cummz, caning and
placing In more for min, would be about $7OO.
$5OOO
50!?!)
81110 00
$9 90
.‘i no
6 2n
2 00
115 90
~11) 00
s m
8.80
34 10
Ki‘Thonlmngmc tells us that. an the evn-ulng of
MAI-uh such there will be a man L-cllpeg on the
moon. The time Will be very mvoruhle {orl oh
sorvnflon. as}: begins at five minntm, past. ulne
o‘clock, I: m 11.5 mm! m. twehc minutes pnst ion,
and high“ to dlmlppcur at fifty-one nnlnutes'pmt
t‘ll‘Yl-Pn. ‘ I
IMO
I \ ¢ ’f ‘ I
41*: hum @zsrrflimy.
TIIE “HECRE‘I‘ MOTIVE."
Onlnloil nf President Linc'oln'n Attorney‘
. emu-111 on the "final Bill—ll. “'im
Planned to Overturn the (ion-tumult.
In a lener to a meeting of cé'nservntive
citizgns. M St. Lodis the Hon. Edward Bates
subjects the Fregdmen’s B'ureau bill to a
merciless analysis, in which.‘h'e expoqos
with unmistakable distincmess the filterior
revolutionary pbject of the proposed slat
ute.'and dénounces with npprbpriue but
logical _sfierjly t'he dnngerqus subtérfuge
of . ii: 'coqfrivers. ivhich was countegacted
by the prompt. and bold interposition of
the Presiulént. ‘We subjoin the letiervre
.ferrédfiu: , -‘, A
.3, f- .S'r.Lons.Febl-uary 24. 1860. j
Gen. E B. Brown, President af'l/Ic Stale Can-
(ml mime Comermtive Union Parry
. Sm : ‘l. am honored by the reccipe of yOur
nqte o'Hhis day. invifing me to be present
at a mass meeting of citizens of St. Louis,
to be held at. the Court-House this pvening
a; half-past sevén o'clock. for the purpow
of endorsing the action of Presidem John
son in vetoiug the Freedman'a Burrau bl",
and in support‘of. his gefienl policy of na
tional reconatruction. -
I Im very sorry that the had stete‘of my
health forbids. my attendance. emf the
mere so because I believe there will not be
a man at. the meeting who feel; a greater
abhorrence then I. o for the hill whose:
wicked career has been stopped by [he
President’s timely veto. M reeling upon
this subject does not spring‘y entirely fmm .
my disgust ofthe factious spirit and ridicu-I
lens egotism of the clique which now domi- v
nears over Congress, but from the intrinsic l
demerits of the bxll, ascertained by a care.
ful examination ofits provisions. I think I
I understand it. I can see (the most casu
al reader can see) its glaring and definnt
breaches of the Coniutution—and Ithink I
can 1:: also (11¢ hidden mauve, Uta aural dengn
of the mmpiralora, whq planned the «lame e
overthrow our Government of law. and u! up in
ia‘ stead, afn'gltmll miiilaiy oligarch} And
this yic‘keil Purpose hetrayfihgelt in neural
promote“? we bill. which use Erased.
=
we 10) Luelu-Ys of
«mull, prr urn..-
Min-131.1136 and-10
‘d. gave 170 bushrln
um“. while hinge
In murketublm‘md
mind “‘1”: [ln-_cuv.
11l onns, \le-n- ‘tho
lh - plum-M (ut
v “gown-nah! In
nd thr-yluhl shims
.-is u mum-r 011 m-
u I mink-Imm,
' there was
‘u- ,' inxlsu-d
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ou% its the
elm( 11301,
Brown was cu\
car. and llml pui.
Iqu u pnor. Wlutr,
. rirlvyvllnw. er,
m‘ferrcd Ile “min,
mu _vcll’ou 'mcgl. 1f
[nlmm mild yellow
we a mum Magic:
ll Ilmn whlteg‘um]
w Hum, tlw :llymfn
to bemnu- rum-I'll,
mem.—Lt(cw Yolk
.
llar Trot.
L" tomurk able
u chicrn
[gm to he
Qmughc
Lxhgut
guru
in ithe context m to scan, to a hasty obstrver,
(a lie rcrvqulirg and adorn/tame: to the uslg‘nsi
bl'e’ 01-jwck the protection of the. lrel"”1H"D.
The bill provides (in its first. sectioni—for
the oontinnginr-a of the original not (of
March 3d,'lh'tls) to establish a Frmdnion’s
. Bureau, and extends it. to all refugees and
' fr‘eetlinen in all 'part: of the United States.
It. empowers the President : to divulo- the
lUnitod States into dietricts, notto'exnvml
,_ twelve, and with the advice and consent of
. the Senitie. to appoint an insistent commis
isioner for en's-h Flistriet. 'l'w’elvg districts!
i That is the one numbqnih’tp which Crom
‘well t'lHLided the (.’orflmonwealth' of ling
l limit, and govrrned- each district, iionpoti
ically, by one ofliis own Major Generals.—
'l‘bts gection goes on—“or [the raid liurcnu‘
mflyfin (licilwcz alicm aft/i: Przsiile'il, he placed
under a Cunlllliflaloliel' and arisifltlnh com
‘ inissionera, to be detailrd from ')(£ army ”
And the not does not specify either the rank
. or the (VII/Jr of.tlie persons so to be «lt‘mlllt‘tl
{mm the army 10 min the nation through
the Freeduien’u Bureau. .
l Section two [empowers the Commissioner
Ito divide each district linto sub-dim-icts.
‘ (not lt‘afl than a county m a pill'ile) and to
: msigi‘i to each sub-dfitrict "at, [cast one
ngviii. eitheracitiznn. otli ~or of the army,
;or enlisted man.” The section noes on to
isiiy. “oqu Assistant commissioner may Fm
lploy not exceeding six clnrkt; and put!“
iugnnt of a .\Ub-tllßtl'lCl (bringwue or more
'l tor Elfil) Sliir-llsirift, “'1 units the plrmun»
[oi the coiniiiissmnvr) iii iv oniplov two
‘t'loijks. ' And no in the lWl'iS‘H districts tlm
,clerks Wlll amount to seventy-two; im'l‘in
ithe snh lli“‘clh the agents will :tlllltulll to
int lvm—t ii: iiiiiny thousand as there “It conn
tit»~ :lll'l parishes in ihe nation: Ill‘lll ”It“.
lclei-ku to dotthle that number, lléhiilih thi
;en)[)lo)’94’fi»lllenllnllt'd in the hill.
I And the same swtion prnvnlm that the
President. “throng/i I/u: li'tir I).]mrtnienl um!
‘ the Chmmiisi'antr, shiill (mend wilt/(try jurii:
div/ion ofv‘er all the emplques, agents. and
‘olflicers at this bureau, in the cxerciuo oi‘ :iil
the duties iiiipoieil or,i|tttllflrl@etl by llii‘!
-act. or tli'e not to which this act is :upple
mentury." And hero I will draw your at
_t--ntion to that part at ti‘n-ipduties {‘Slluclill'
ly imposed and authorized by the eiuliih
isection nf'the bill, thin: "And it shall he
the ‘dutv oi the (fit-m am! "with: of this
:humad, (all of thum.‘gréat and small, thlw
out distinction.) to tiikojuriadtution' nl' lind‘
.llednilllll dctvrinine a"! (jiuces committed]
'aguinat the provminns 01 this section; and
inlso ot a)! rates nfl‘ccting negroe-i, mulii'tmes,‘
l freedmén, refugeqs, or 01/tt‘l‘ pcmona who nrel
idiscriiiiiimti-d aguiiizt, in any oirthe p'trtic-l
inlurs mentioned in the procmlinit set-tion
of this art, undergnot the Constitution iinil‘
the laws, but under such tulus and rvgiilit-'
.t’mns as the President ofthe Uritted Siatou.‘
> l/mmg/i Ilia War Department; similprescribeffl
,v Tilt 5e are some of the cnui‘mitics of the
vetoed hiil. framed in the‘ wantonness oi“
I partisnn‘power, in contempt of th‘‘ written;
.Uonstilution, and in open violation of the‘
historical opinions and traditionary faith of
the people ot'the United States. _ I
As all these thousands ofgoflicers, agents,
and employees of the bureau ‘mny,~al the
discretioqof the Pr'esidcnt‘ be dctmlm‘ ffom
the auny, it is plain‘thnt every [mm of than)
may be an enlisted man ih the army, and
\leng m‘ buck; as Imy best sun the {army
of the dexailiug officer. ~ ..
Only imagine such a. miiitnrg organiza-
Kionfivith a despotic had at the seat of the
‘wvernme: t. and despotic members pt-rvn
' the whom mass .0! Lll9 ‘commumty and
iging its power in org'mized _i‘nrm. m
\nmynpd parish, and the President
' ’i‘rnmbuii’s bill, to extend mili—
'lo" over thi-m, ’ilgflinstevcry e 1
\l2, by legal and civd means,
oijtln ir nrbitr‘urfipower 1‘
‘ (he péuple oi'H-e United
{in degrfided into wa
sub'mit. lumely to .such
vcn if sanctioned by
factions Congreéé.
vieut President?
‘lndy loahnmlon
nce s‘ll Jmpe
‘flhgir lives.
«mused of
din?
exbn),
every (\
bound, .
tnry proteo
fox-L to' fostru
the wuntouuefi:
Think you Lhn
States am already
Siva obedience as 1L
‘sn atrocious outrage. u.
the ununiunms vomc of
and apervdEby a sub:&\
Nov‘rily. 'l‘heyare nouelu
iheir Qumfitulion nnd remm
of [93:11 Liberty. by giving ovex
lxbe'rties, and prgpcnies, m [533
depend ‘for pa. :y upg
rendinms of the peqple ’lo]in for them in
case of' their :bemg endangered. I! too
little valued for this the)' seldomobtain n
foqting‘n‘t. all, and if they do, are almo.~t.
sure to he overthrown gs the head of the
government or any party-leader who can
muster lorce for a mop de‘ main. is willing w
run some small risk for‘abaolule power!”
I think it. a fortunate thing for, the coun
try, that the Rulical faction is‘uo dementeJ
u to pick A quarrel with the President be»
cause me refuses 40 b 0 their instrument cc
ovgrlqrn' the Constitution andsnbsmuw in
its plahe 1’ military despotism, and to stak‘e
their political lortunesunonjhe monslrous
vie‘es ind follies ofthe Trumbull hill. For
in doihg so they dodmtviniure their (Mn
defeat and consequently, the restoration:
ol law: order. and "peace. und revivalLol na
tionalrespect for lt'gul‘governmcntvand a
nglionnl love for liberty‘by law. ' -
‘ ",Eveti‘the emancipated negroeé, for whose
nuke it is pretended that this wrong i 1 done,
‘will not long foil to do the hypocrisy and
fraud of the tmneaction. ‘They will see that
while tliey‘are ciujolod with the pretence of
liberty and equality before the law, this
wicked hill subjects them to the pawn of
military overseen. ‘excludgs them from oil
legal protection, denies them the right to
appeal to the courts of law for rgdress of
grievances. and lequires tue agents and
‘fiicers of the bureau to “take jurisdiction
of all cases” which concern than: and their
interests; ' .
..Ver respectfully, y\our friend and follow
cimen, _ Ebwnb Buns.
moo—m »—-— =—
Thad.m&9n.—The followlng hn-
We w” amt-ed, some time ago, by me
gain. Thaddeus Stevensn '.‘l'fig': ,anrg,m
whet with my’metu by rgcamd finder tlu
Coming». a?“ it." -g‘ ' ‘
A‘wosnakrnp. no“. , ’
The: New Hgmpton. (lo'wa,) (huritr mnkoa
the lollowing rehlmn bl'u fi-Lher and A
daughter being lost on a prairie during the
storm. of Tuesday and Wednesday uflasl.
week:
‘ “On Tuesday nfternnon. ths- 13th inst...
Mr. E. ’l‘. Runninn, of this town. vicitcd
Jnvksonville, eight. lnllcs mutant. on busi
ness. and on returning. called at. the resi
dence of W. 15. lit-sch. one milethls aide.
to sue hi 4 daughtez. Mrs. P. B. Weed. "Af
ter suppv’r: Mrs: W. resolved to accompa
ny hm- fiuhnr home, and hastily clad lmr
self for the purpose. Leavinf: Mr. Wood in
the houlo, the father and daughter proceed
mt to where the horses had been ,timl, null
tonnd tin-In gone, but yet in slght.‘ Pun-u
-ing the tenmfur somefiiatancm and finding
it impossible to overtake it, Mr. lLunn‘inn
implored hil daughter to leturn lmine,
while he would tnulte his way hnm‘e nlone.
’l'his she would impairment to do unlesn he
should Accompany her u’nd rcmnin for 'tho
night. This was between seven and night
o'clock. The weather was then _compnr.»
tively mild. ’l‘h-‘y pul'alloli their jourm-y
tor a time without. tl:tliculL_v. but the night
being qurw (lurk nn'l' the. snow huvinumh
literate-«l the truck. they loat. the ramifi—
ii nth were cmmn'uus tint. tlmy were insight
nrither brcnthett it. to the uther; tilll'llg
the long hours: tron) their departure from
Mr. Bun-11‘s house until I'3 o'élock. The
storm wlnch‘lmd been authoring now bunt
forth in fearful futy. Bcnnmbed. lnst. up
m; the Ll'flt'klt‘hs waste, their steps follbweil
bx a .pnck 5f prairie wolves, wh'oc:~ quirk
nh-lrp hnrk frequently mm above the twwl
ing wind. era-”h w.” tmum‘inns of their puril.
yet eucnumgml eut'h other. At l:I~t. px
ll!!!)aiL‘lll nulmu c-mlnl-u'u nu mum. lth wvm
tn‘ml out, and luv duwn hcnenth u drill hf
snuw tn “ lU‘ll lul' Ilnylight. Mrs. Wt-tul
were u honver hood. n smrf nbuuL the nt-vk,
a shawl, and a blanket. [which aim hml
thrown on her arm whén lenvmg {ll9
home. ,
‘l'hednrvn mmemnd with'it the fury ol"
the storm increnwd. Mr. Runuim) know
hims‘ell to be on l’lumb creek. and resolved
to strike for the nenrmt house some two
milbs distant, hut Mrs. Weed was so chillml
that shte could not walk, and all.” Ming
carried some thirty-or forty rolls she beg
ged her father to letive hnr untl sbek assig
nnoe. They sat down annl calmly talked
the Inntter’ovirfshe trcvzmg all tlm while!
To luuvehin chxld lhun wasa bitter thought.
Kunming tlmt she iinu~t penis!) unless nuc
cur came, he sought a Hue:- to lenv‘o her;
breaking the ice as lw Sllp)!05(‘d of a little
b‘iynu. lrom which the wnter had receded.
null zuuliingfi cavity 01' fiome two feet in
depth and sullh‘ivul length. he luld her' in
it, wrapped thu bl.mkr-t. iinut shawl around
ht'l' rind tlx’e sczirt rilmut her face. They
ki-znedanvl parted, ' 'l'hpu cow-ring henthh
snow, marking: the spot. Wt?! willow twigs
us lK’el he could. he made iis way to'the
house ot Mr. Ulley. about :1 mile from town,'
arriving there near 8 o’clouk, A. M. (Wed
nesday,) exhausted. with hamla andfiice
frozén, and nearly‘frnntic. ‘llis story' was
soon told ; and, although the storm wn m
ging feurfully, and» the hope of finding the
poor girl, some three miles distant on the
bleak prairie, seemed like hoping against
hope, a team was barbecued and Mr. Gll
hert Vmcent‘uhd Mr. M. M. Utley. With
Mr. Runnirm. started l'orthé rescue. Find-
,in: the place where the party had luin lun- ' in any State .igui'isl UL! government (harm/2 it
neulh the drift during {Pk night, they lblmlfl he lawful tor the President of the U
_searched in min until about 3 I’. M., puas- {mind Sunk-s, on Application at the Legitlm
ing alumat directly over the spot where ‘be ‘tme ut‘ hlll‘l) State. ,or of the Executive
lny. ‘Findmg the search vuin. and Mr. l (when the liegisl'uluré cannot becma'ened).
llunnimi fast tuinlihg lrom .expos‘urn and ltu mil tux-{h such number of the'militix of
exhaustion. wuh hé'uvy hearts the pul'ly ro- Inny othorb‘lnte pr Slntu as may be applied
turned nt owning. Mr. Runnion was tu-li’or. us he Inny‘judga sulficienrlo suppress
ken to the" house of Mr. Ut'ley, where bull) such inaurrc‘ctmuf’ Tue law of 1807 pro
_Mr. and‘Mis. L'lléy whpre assiduous in ud- Vldt's that “m nll‘cnses ol' insurrection. or
ministering to his comfort. ‘ A _ ohstruclionml' the-lawn. either of the Uni
‘l'hursduy morning the storm hhd ahnted; ‘tf’d SMU‘H, 01' Or any in'liVidunl State or
the‘ bun shone clear and bright over the 'l‘t-rrltury.. where it is luwtnl for the Presi
drwon, snow ; the mercury had failed from dent oi the United State! to call forth the
,ll'the day Uefore to ‘2B below zero. Mr. ilitir‘i fur the purpose of mgprcsaing such
‘Bunnion “3115 brought hmne by Mr. Utley .lllsLll‘lt‘PllUll‘, or ul causing l no law: to’bta.~
and his (eurful story flaw from ‘lhousc u) lduly‘vxecutoil, it Elulll be llelll fOI' him‘tu
house; brave'heartuand willing lxa‘nrls were employ. 10|' the “me purposes, ”Ch PI" of
not wanting. Sovernl sleigh loads of men, tlm loud and naval lgroe of‘the United
accompanied by Dr. Mixer—who ,wn can: vsmtes‘ns slmll’bu judqu necessary.”-
ful to have vrestof-htives-were swiftly on These law-i, Which clothe the. President
the'sei’lrcli. The party reached the bllpphsed with s‘udh ample pOWC‘TR, continue in force,
locuhtyyhexe Mrs. Weed was left by her and chnnot be repealed. any more than a.
lather, and the search com’monc‘p‘l. Pnss- lil‘cw hm could he uni-clad. without tin-s
-"ng on eilhrr side of the creek, noting eve- l'se'ntof the [’reudgnt. Tho probability in,.
r track and mark and tmg—with only the that the Namhcrn State government: Will
vnv, e certainty that they might be near ’ ho string enough to rope With the projected
her. "-9 peraevered, guided alont- bywnch convplmclcn wilho‘u t ll‘ilt'l’al magnum». lf
inatru om; ‘us Mr. Runnion in his enfee- it should prove ”HIM-$159. they hum“ only‘
bled an: hammered state was u‘hle :9 give. mappfyto uiu Preyulentuwhohnc fpll legal
At about-l o‘clock, one ofthe‘purly, slep- authority to one the whole mihLury pawn
ping directl over, full through the snow ofthe Unwed Slates-Lo uphold and protect
into the cari where she hay.~ She was the exiatmg State governments. ‘ . _
found 1 and—.n. v: l A 'oyous shout mm; This last imflne prnjvct ol the Rndlcnla ll
out—nrerconts n}rl\l\:hm€lls were spread “P: the despenrtu exptghenl. of men who have
on the snow, shovel ”rocureil from aslei’gh lot! their heads. 1:. has no chance chuc
an‘ll she was raised. ‘nsonsibln, from the can; Ind the xigml overthrow it heart-in
Hiuwy had, where she ml lain for'thirty lot-Iloouuler. Will only ad-NHgnwelo tho
hour-i lyl’lucnd in a. sleigh the party drove dele‘fl Ol Whluh It IS a couleflwn
with tfil‘speed to the ncnh-ot house—thin ' ’
of Mr. Jolly—whore the skill and unremit
ting elforti of Dr. ‘Mixer were crowned
wuh success. . i’
We found that she had moved buUliltlo
fr ‘where horn father had pla ed her.
The 'oe upon which she had awn {lm had
melte ' from hr-r bodily haul. and when
found 5 lay in the bed of the creek; near
ly every rt of her clothing being satura
tnd with w er. .Uer feet were” doubtless
frozen in the orningbefore her father loft
her, and to th providenlinl fact of their
cumin ' in contachwith‘ the water may bq u
scrihetf, not merely . be safety of her limbs,
but the praervatiofi fher life. ‘ "‘
Mrs. \Veed gun _co cious while in her ‘
snowy prison" house. “(hula and night ;
heard the bleak winds they moaned
above her. her greatest fear being lost her ;
father had perishedv; but ho never nice
forsookher; she heard her resc or: trn p
ing shave and arou‘md her, but was too
weak to apprise them of her whgkirtoutu, ,
and when lound had lheen uaing‘gll h r re.
maining strength in, endworlngf ted: to:
the surface.-and had succeeded in room.
ing" the snow seven! inohq from belies“;
the spot upon which the pB9o]: findiflgzhef
providentially stepgfd. W ’
‘ Mrs. Weed has an married but a few
weeks. Her minculoul encipa from death.
and her present. unhappy condition, have
caustitfi 8' most _profound sympathy in be:
beha . :
'Wlme thzflhoctPawhu.—Mr. Nye, in the
Senna. opposed the ndmius‘non cl any rap
raaenmtivea from the Southern States who
were uqt thqrougtgl‘y loyal, nnd distinctly
asaerfied‘thm. it Wall 995 the murmur: 955319
Radical puty nf Conglresa xto penlguxejr mar,
jority by the filing a thq qow vmngsgau,
It was not. _aafeJOl them I? allow men lo
‘meqhere «he. 51. 9 wnblwiqmm'qe
genibcy'ntic minongytqughg mpg-91 u“
'leg'mmion of the country! '
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sy): Am‘A‘xm
No. 26.
. mentaelves It) the pnymentof tho niliooin-l
d'ebtnhe I'Phudidlhlu 0! 11m rebél debt, and
Ithe disrmncliismninl of the rebels. "This
‘ being dnue, {hi-y ml! ‘.hen roceed to elect
Governors. Shula ollicera. prreneuutivou
aiid‘b‘cxuturs; the latter of whom will u.
mince dammit:uluuhsfim to Congrezs“ The
lqunsnon lhu~ being Lhrurl. upon that. body,
imam is no) (hum of the n-munition of the
lgovernuwnts so formed, and HIP admission
‘0! the lnyal nwunlwrltu elected. ,A num
lbor ufrrur um} {nyAl im-n of theSo’dlh have
horn lfc‘re hrsunu‘f‘uys mmuhing and dr—
I cidmg upon Ihr bc>l method to be mloplrd,
fund having «letormiumi ulmn the plan prr
iwmml übmu‘ imvn lrl} hu' ”Il‘ll' homes In
11 carry “in mm mm uxm-utmu, 'l‘ne’mzutor
lime; barn kvpL very quwt lip (u this limo.
ibut in [he mow-mm! In most of‘lho Sum-a
:35 now m-ll- mph-r “amino harm mm, mm
[prrhupu much unoll “my. he dune the Ihf
ion muse by swung this luck: to the publk
at (“15111110. , ~ 1. - .
I ,The branching, of lliislprnj-u-L iv .1 incl of
{much vqun: lu-u'uho iL ulmnanx‘lmlos llmt
tthe leicnig have Imt‘nll Ilulm of r urrying
.0111 their original progrm‘mnc. Like drum»
fiin’j men, théy are catching u‘l slruws. 9
i The .\‘i-w Yuxk Wmi’d, in cmfimncnlingon
‘Lhis-diqmlch, says: -
i The impmeihi‘ijy of carrying out thi}
yrngmmuw wiH he ammrent (in n Hula ru
llv-rlmn. We win not doubt that. the lulu
‘uuls nrmlvspm Mum] wvoluuonnry ononuh
‘-lu mlnm ~m:ii shun) memhrrs 11" they onuu
‘prvsmm-‘L lln'uisn-lvw in “’.whington: but
in ii' MW loshmv {hr impomlnlny oi thir
luvvr gc-umg thorn wn') (:rcllnnliuluz ‘
is null .uhilnr mnrtinl law; the l'l'ONllli‘llb
living the ()mnmnirlcrlin-Chit-l to enfmce it.
That is. to any. the whale South in. in one
591139.11 nunp. wherein nothing can be (limo
nhwh thi- l'li‘fltlttlll miy not suppress by
'iuxrliul Luv. .Au insult-action {lgllllsb the
[State gum rnlnt‘llla whiph he has recognized,-
anvl n enn~pirnry to overthrow them, would
jmtil‘y his interference by martial law l! he
dill not iii-yin other umtlmde preferable.
l Ilut the’Presnlcnt in «verse to military
{methmm "ml, in thieycnse, there would he
no neat-any ol roserting to them. Such
an attempt M the RAdIC.)IS have embarked
- in can rvmlily he crashed by conétitutionnl
nwt “Ith momma to martial law. It.
'is n lemmy to (leutroy the existing Suit.)
governments; winch would be put. down as
ithe Dom: “bullion-wan in Rhoda Hand.—
1 In tlusmmmm m that, the inuurgents would
[be procluinml traitors by the Suite gnvcrn
lmuntfwhich would maintain its authority
i Ly_us courts and iii; militia. The majority
iol the people in every Southern State would
he on the sitle‘of the State government,
{which would be able to sustain itselfhy its
Bupl'flltl‘lly iu'phynical farce. But. if thein-
Isurgunt negroos uml outyast white: should.
prov}: formidable, the existing State gov
‘ erumenh would npfieztl to the President. for
:md, which h:- would he hound to rgnder, hy
[the: laws of IT‘JJ and 1807,91. ll in loioe'. By
1 the law at 1795. “in casevof eu inlurrection
ay.
Aan xiimrl'fihrt’r‘ , . ‘ 111.
A Wuhinglon despalqh In Monti-y’- Now
York Mm dink-nu thé mod deepen“
aclxeme’the Radicals lmvelet hatched.—
PreqidenllJolmson's weld hug ulutl‘g‘Tbiled
them. and «hey nra therefore compelled lo
give up alllheir old plant, no mt!" how
.wgll 1313.0! hoy‘v ccitam then 04 wool-.n.—
‘L‘hey feel they must dale-G und~ln¢llliulo
theme-idem. or they are lon. ‘ The issue
betweau lbom'nnd him in lADI ur. and one
or tho other‘ man co DOWN. In this unit,
the d'eapetnwpluu detailed in the following
doapaloh to tho 7?er i« to be flied : '
"The quelliun of [he n-cognlbidnof tlm
Slum governnmnm in the lately rebellious
Stale; will llmrllme brought lq a praclny
nl lest. ' Memuws‘hnre barn taken by
prominent. loynlub in the South, MN are
now being perfumed under the Advice of
loading lawn in L‘nugrrsn. wllriug [his gues
tion_to an early dwhinn. The phm ll! nu
follows: lmnl men. and they only, boll:
black and while. In the states of Arkansas.
Km-lh Carolina. luuhiana. and elsewhere.
have taken hilt-[m tnwnrd the fprmafion ol'
IH'WKSIan s:”er "menu. These lnynlmen,
witlmm rr-«ml'x (“\oolm‘. mll shortly issue
culls ln‘llmr ryun-clivé Suite: for Sluts con:
ventinn‘l. mvl‘vlecl rlelcgatvs thereto; the
com mmuns w; hu m‘url mll lrumo Sluts con
stxlutinns thmlying Ihr ininclples‘ol‘ loy
alty, {rel-dim). nlnl Equal rights; will pledge
In llw lixst place. the South, wnh the no.-
quwsm'ucx- {fll'l :u'lhv Ilcml‘e ol'lholiudiculs,
.’l‘lll-I IDLDII’JI‘I .\Yll ’I‘IIE rxmmm.
()n the 2d inst. , a monster mm moéting
of U‘ninn soldiers Will held at. Ouklan-l, A!-
leglmny co‘umy. Md” w takemw consider
auun (he (Julngi ol' the Bump Unpgresg,
and to endnry Lhe corylum a Presideiit ‘
Jolin-snu. 'l‘vm Mulls of mu :2 were on
the grow: I. and the warmest feeling for the»
old flag. whale and wuboul. a sun- erued,
prevmled. A number of spedcheu was
made. mm which we lulluwlng resolutions
were unanimmnly adopted: ‘ "
Rem/val, Tlml hy nu "drd 0? not b” All
drew Juhhaon lurleuml bu‘cluim ugop the
cunfi‘leuce n!" the. Uuiolrlqymg people of
“he land. Ills. firmness in Opposing’th‘o
.heresy or 81-(‘cnfiinn WI", Wu hope, be equal--
f-od by his Hrmnew in opposing the man 9
mewrures nllvuc mu! by such it’dliol’lali'fl! n 1
Sumflér andrSteVen», lunch our five no
othenendenuy thin to shaman Illc pwpio"
of tbfi conmry. and revive those section!
Inimosllies which ln'OJghton the war; .
lago/yell, Tum. um um) union to as "'0 cu!-
frage maple With our enLlre‘Vupprozatlo'u,
tn‘d we pledge nurselvn ~tu nuppdn no min
,for any pmu‘ion. «the: high of tow. who
\hu lavorai. does rumor mom in bglicvo.
w lever fnlyor negro sull'gugn In the Du,-
Lrig of Columbm or any onficr portion 0;
moi ‘fled‘sfiteb. ‘ \ " 3
Run Tum. w. respect tn'hhonnr
Pram: obuson. 1:)er yntlwdabe ha
no olten «spread for me serwce rendexed
by the wlnfie toldueu‘; bdiemgtu “do
(And as certain p‘euawu dn any) than“
the hunur, all the crcdl}, ‘ ll éue gnuzgntml
tokens of gmmuélc suéulll‘f‘put be given In}
the u'o-éro soldiers tu’th‘e exclusion g)! lhé
nulwwldlero. ‘ ‘ ’ , ' 4' "
w‘“.-’-~v—~v‘_ . .'
‘ men. Gmnz'u 11.31.39.” umsfipbm‘.
ed postman" or Oahfl‘gwxi‘, Kémhukig:
Mn Gyms M «aw new ‘w 120 nm“
Democru. and yolk-I.lo:,Aih6flllp.“ I):
In; Presidential election. , .‘,
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