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•IFIENFIY.
•Iroß ISSioNERy .
DAVID . D. CO)IES.
,
GOI.TRY
iuR')IIJDITPA. .
WPC r.:OI6IStY
pot! etinvevprt,
A. to. HAMLIN
leSrn,frornihe
Elk Advocate, thit.aiitvtOnday next trains wilt
tun over ; th'e eiitifeitingth of this road. '••
Bete Govniaati:si
• egimethist theGeverntifent i have become afar:
nied
. .
, and, not.withstanding.the • large A Volition,
majority ip thia Congressional thstri - ct,• leer to
.trust the election of Mr.'. Scofield. in the. hands
.
orthe people; therefore, pottion or the
006oldiers, which were rpvireit to ; "111
theTetellion;".are sent to Cleatfield county, to
.!enforce the draft,,7 1... e. to interfere in :the
.election— to 'preient the - nlynost .nolid: . 'vote Oi
thatcOunty from being : east. for their honOred
fallt4w Guy ttlimea:: And still . we are
that no 'fear: entertainell of
Military interferinee'*t 'the 'polls: \Yelearn
trcomhe.Clinton Democrat that the detarhinent
otitoldiera sent to Columbia
: county,. after ar.
resting'some,' 30 prominent. Deirioarata an
lodiing. thcin in'Jail, passed; on.their way to
, ,
Clearfield, making drreste Plong . .l heir track:—
.
The people can' only. pin a stop to these'Alis . .-;
• graceful.. 'trampling . opory their rights., !by
this , i.tbeat'.' .phoddi (lei:neap in, 'and
itePtOrAngsuikgoverarnent of . . the reOple and
Cotletitut ion.
.4nlidt - ig-*grl-MiLi44lutili:Je "14'141606Y
campaign, which the speak!rdwelt atlength
'`CM of (ha' 'Whig party to concentrate
ooWrin.tbe.:lVtutonal, goverinnent,attmonish-.
hie heareri , to resist these encro , kchnien6;
dairpitlg'ithat the ROw bad t o o l 7 i tuc h.
powe . i; ippainteel of the Pre siden t,' es
"P • t 'M
peCir y_ . . as ers, • were 4 . s long arms
• intaching through the. country to influence, and
'....eoC'ree . the iteople.'.' }las his honor anything
toSsoiTgainatthe.figovernment"usingball and
itronCt,.:.to,influenceund. coerce 'the peOpte'to
papport.its willing.tools,at the ballot box.
Tars LAST:I 0110.-43 . e ore' Ono er ipsue. of
lifie/IfTV'ot reselfiiftnOSt.Or its readera;
be tTechtet!..whefher oui Goverhment
and 'itirliitive'irmy is to' he eatiini.nell s Aibethet
lse•ertisbed out by the sWord; arid
kqe for "pked'of 'whether we
sill heilgit ignominioni pear ' s
hostilities," 'resulting
in idigieion and;''a `continua! 'war -.for• yitarsi
goes the
Ltriiiinl"ls'Ort'eStahlished fact. in . ecnintryi
• IfilliqpitjWiiirlveito of i'Unnsyls's.atila,d'fi
alter
oviciltitifigKjitfivcir of . , the •Unisili 'Oa lidttlatee•
. the:Presii&htial 'titiVit lOW is de..f
oldOt: . wfifeti make Offs.' last up.
~ I rkhirto;,i.od;•tik • siatir you r.. 2. GoVernment:
Irtni'beliiittiCell c'eitiritt a voWsre.Y." set
TdeSilstE . for'SVhiCk4itiur . :posterily
et7MtiltiY:ft=44'-fain • o.
• i:A r Atik4•Yf , ,;iflt?'4l,,,fif ; PKean eq
eaynestlrapPeaho; yu t
oo ftstnd by the' GovL .:
.
• Ws...ties ,the' Government • 0 1' your
fojtkers h piat,.you have, been reared omit,' that
noteloir'ois. the:.hnoit .. .;prosperous; - end happy , of
111 *' Petn . " ht . wele:nMed to•ytitti
midst the' oppteise‘l rof other nations . The
0,1Voromeot;ol-the.Ccinstitution and the pa
ptaa',lWa!!the Lincoln ir
, .
iOvernment, that Under
the law,' tramples upon.
• IfOeirif4t,.Of .! he eiiizen, 'and impiOnsly
oelo....otlellaOgis'Oe k restrajn t of
. 1 he Constitution:
*O.;Paw..regard-,:to :Ms:acts; :Making his
. OVOlsitist Rona' the'cliSUprvtrip.lassi of the ranch".
,OfaeliforOtriiobeiliheO.theie 1 . 6, by the bayonet;
sio#,:ft.Ochi lf..'si*tinuedi...renderst'nugaiory the
lotoSitlmMil.'sifiering 'of our Revolutionary foth,
seven lung years, to establish
• ..lcift:ho4li , es . aritl:itdidieU free • tro . r . urit
solO s el,r?!!"t4',,rl4hiOft he tante n e t.. t r .
otora : lass . s„, iy,ea,! ! ! , • .man, In hia . a cnsee.
diri : ikeeerg;.! at'tbe;piople'of tlre loyal Nort h.
...ittrner ou t ..es and abuse
::,...ofroialfhe , deslierlp : ',f.jaiele:g r ivi i in Meat du Hag.
the past YiarS . , l ftmlit red by the`
lie ;,e . elealeail.freal
• -the>4 — rrin feel citr
,;;litilAllo4 , 'li;iti t'io#,p,; ..
ire.the,jfeo-
Ittiriasanthi, ' from this triad of
:.•,*4oiWtslonttl'Atr:the•.Tyreny of the Br r itlsh
earefelly . the
- ::l 7 l4•l*&l`oo44Aiirel't`iririee
•,5,•,-; . 1001410340 , 011.pimrb1e0,pi, , • meth!, of those
,•, -- "0/441#04::OiriPicrirrittlurel be re elected.`
liartY;
ner e.
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taZI tr%2
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l'AirbatlViizini:,:•,;:oint4 . ,,7Vi r tit'ei Die in*, Ba tep
initthat is ',Oayeei,:ji.lt
and still'AliayZnappor,C , hino; •The • best men: in
• •
!!je this have sibl•as mucht
aric.atiltsto/::nuivrilt Mint tobtjve! can•
brave :fn,.nuipport int. a man •of
• kn'ol:n;le(iged then; for ti r AP.c.biet maeitracy,s,
'and it dtor'aillki a nut policy;that they . admit
•in raining thecountry: u; hiiper in-your .
eapit' is 4lie
o tipotis of , oliice--they.wjab. to
.rio:Coir your tinOney, wrung
. fronn you by
...Pe not all these metk,either •pensioners
on the 6 , 49,iirs men r," or exp'elitants;•. can you
• sititireiy Iran' suelvnnen Meny,of •them•have
part safe ly for the
. , •
i . •. •
len•tie:tbnii
wbnnev'er
.the' publie'• teat
- ' •
.there er'e'noriUustioos at fssite)l . l this elrr;
lion ) that do not all ulike-4 . i ways . 'eit'
cr o . ffi..ot : seek4rs. If
.this' TO: he
coriti.hued' the.. negio • ernaocip;itioii . ,..apil .
equatitki.for Ikoig . yegiis to'come:, those of every
intisi'fetokh
,the vietirris . ifor•the
bloody seerilice; .cull pay the hart earn , .
loit,ecf Vie' cla s her io. Oppoi t he iChe -A .
few indiv.iJtia►s iii either parlY get- the- benefit
of living 'ft opt the public treastiry, I . others
Shere whatever the policy'of the :hdaliii•-
iS6 may'. be: •
The questions at: issue, at.
this election ure
themobLiimportant of any•since•thP government
\Vas'estatliehe I it'is not, as many. would rriake
us believe; entirely'rela'ting to thecourse'.ki - be .
pursued' tOrard Ora ielates,partirty
ldrly ,to .as citizens uf, , Penrisylvisnie;
Viet We Itaye, any rightsihat hi . eglitrar.teed
Ly . the e . 'oU,stiutitiil . .. And etTlollt'sajdi . n
;ieceptin4 the Cleve)ind whether
«a•e Have.the Yi,ht tuehonsa: our President.!'
filters we 'reflect thiit: Abruh,im tineoln,•
* through' his pensidners, fo.teedhis rimination•
oe,lhe Itepoblican party, and
. .
finally forced,or
bought. who diSiselited, wetntist ex•
pert he will uSii the whole streiigiti
•nrnnic,nt, liitiincially and.ruilil,iity . ; to . 'secure his
election'. I'l he succeeds thiS'he ,electeci
. I;:fei,- for It Would "be lolly:to tliiiil: - orciUst:
atierfoiir:yeays more:of office : we!.
II the Demectitts,nasteitlixsthe COPs . gi:voti,e6
'and bestinenel.the • Ilepublieeti. Orty,- fait t o
defeat him now in the' l. ocginning bii reign,
in the oilly . ...m4riner l sown to. the consltinttou
itptii / r . Cy be accoitirili,ced. - Voters, lire' you
.Willing — tovote.foi Old Abe, fair life,,nnd o car
tinuence of his ruinous roliey.• It 'rests Nvith
the 'people to determine this . gilPsyitni nntt; for
bethis w ill the last - chence,:y.You;:til to
.
comptish abort of
. . .
We .ngfee Atiger in the. neeessily
of expressing your opinien mxt Tuesday; as
decision of tile Presiderii i al.queet The ed
itor-9f that.p , i . per, - perhatiq,has.tr different rno
tive:,to:actriatihiSetro7rts,than oOrseives; we
.bri. : la nothing , to, gain.pt; hrse personally in • this .
election, more' •.i'int'Orly e t it.i.s..po 11.,
vu rren nas a seat
in the I:egidature to g,dinjan.ofFice in the re
iientie to yetriin,:and nieriiti Of your ironey.tur.•
,nialred by. , r‘goi•pritint;iit" to mike the cause ,
sacrrit • •' • ••:'•1
. .
. .. . . .
. yutors GI 11ViCearf county, %V P . ask you. to re-
Alva and'uct tor yotpsu.lvt;s...-: Yourselves-lose
or gain by theoiesn4 of yo or aetion„ next 'Tuea-:
(la v: . .
'lll the midst:pi the . all ab 'so rb'ing Presideptial
cattfpdiEd; We wiskito say a ssor I in tiegard . o
apd,eopaty..Ticiret.... •
Thit.Convention•norninated;.by acclamation,
ihe.erninent nryWeenservativ! Siatesmari,.Ei:
dove . rnor 13toiart,,ol:Cleat field, car
It WaS tlicieghtcthat.hia etlurte in'the.next eon"-
great; would be invaluable, In settling the oil-
Cultiee; that: fanatie4 . of both sectioris have
.brought upoO us 'The:real Union vote , of the
district.w It becaat for hint • •'
For the Legislature wa , Iwo Er. IL:Euortan,
crmeror'coutrty. Me: T.:l4rerl.haslieen a reel
rlerit of . , : that , ir aunty, 'for a number of j'ears,
vkgagd.in. He,is' a gentle
inati'woll,qualified • to. iep,resent 'the' people of,
this''region the Legislature, of spotless
character, and universally popular.' We ent6r-,
train nci'lloubt of his election by ' a hantisorpo
.., . . .
The gentlemen: noniinated. for 'county-offices
ar'?' 1.711' 'known by .t he people of. the. county,
Ind.need ,ne word Of commendation. from Os. : ---.
I.n . ..ibis:,conneetion we .would uric , . the Mepor—
,tance of air entire eifeng,e in the county.otlicere . ..
•We' .)Vish .to• cps no odium on the official
conduer of %dilly. person; but ~there..nre matters
hi Teo - ard'to the office of Treasurer that..need
.
righting;or. at dent yen tila ting,' and We•see:na
hope except.b y l a ,-,h,,, a , - , 1 .11 the , political. char'-
acter of the officials. • There.bas been no settle
ment.iif. the Tieasurer accounts; such as the
law contemplates, . far seven- years:running
ihreugh three. :terins..
_Mr: Williams p4:.;sed:
over certain papers, ' instead of Money, to his
. succcsser,. Mr. Parsons •.. T hp .latter, in turn'
was a.defaititer; but was;nOtbroughtto JUStiee.,
and for:a:tom.; time it 'was nut 'krio*n whether
he or his succes , or, Mr. King, held the funds..
At last 'one:Of :P.arsout's''hail. had him arrested;
nail judgment. was plitainoil : lnr, we think about .
Va", 00,0; Again there is - il default in the office,
bitt.the'.publie . are unahle. te learn who'. ' is at
fault., wh'eth'e r Mr.' King the pat, or Mr. Car,
ter, the:present,. Treasurer, or with. their, dep
li y . ;-14 rp Cpwles. •We . repeat :that 41w:entire:
Officialsahould borcliariged; that tile.tiee4nis
be once more squared, an not rut over; into the
harids.of:.the new of arids'arn4gled along
from terrn,to.terr., . . - - •
'
' Irmay:be" .
said,five or six jhousand dollars a'
year, more.thiess, is btit triqeein. these , times
or Waste Arid . gig.totic:expenditttre; but it-must.
be '.borne in Anhui the may be' i . he 4ast
ounce that beck.
TS11; TIEZpidiATIC PLATFOR2II:--colite Uni ori
nt ail hazards I" • •
TIIr•REEt PLATPOPM..-r" Abolition at
all bezartir 1 " -- • :
The' Eftinkt s tr.•
41'6ft:haat Sal evening, %vas:well .. attended,
tinfwviirable sveethey.',..Gen.
' T.. liane;presided,..maicing a .few:ehartieter.
tistic4ernar4i "tak'ing the ebair.'. :" - GoVerncti
PierPon't;
• of Yir iuia
.Made 'eopiiit - Filat
lenipthY•speecli,- gitring,..no'ilonkt;... correct.
histpiy of ;the' .ea rly.rsecession• intays:nt: • - Ills
iiariitive but ecitirms our dWn view—thine:se
.thessiont . t':11.13 pee fineti - to'; but fe w, ilit
.t be„ag..
greisiVe.o t tiketle 6f, .tllO .dumina!ii • party ;ITO ,
the'ei - to. T The Gyvernor
,nude ale:Very. the.
one.atritig:pf hia.harp.' . lnsfactthe
waii'mpre of n'sermim t bath. a poi itied stieeeh',,
and.. Was very inibl :.compared.with some. Ser.-
moue we he'vo. ; hearth from t he. sa
The whole , aiin iof his. discourse fuss:; un.af
tetript•to prciVet that slavery was.a. great WI ong
and must be abolished 'befoie we - could consent
••••:.11,e' Wits folio i4%ed .by.,.,e;elownish..elt,ciracter;
•whaW . ati,radneed . .se ,Afeintginery, , of
Tennessee,„ and:, was present'etC,as being a.
planter endilmiehelder. The speOfereyideni-,.
ly - yankeebotn,:and hisresidence. in Tennessee
.probably•'• - detee from its ` .eienpatioh;:bys: but,
• .• • • , - •
trodpsovhither;hu folloWed:as en: admenturer,
and actiti.ire:d-the Ihtt, boat
'.regile'd waS:'greeted
. with
shouts or laughter derini, bin entire perferm—
einee.• Ths better - 1101 , 0M) of ws•heare:rs were
disgusted with the obscene levity with. which
he.t.:eated a . war which d 'cost the Mi. loss:ef
, - dea.e.ones•,'end.whicii!was •ttrged,citi
woe . : .' speech; like his ••Medecesior, way el`
ni forits . abalishinent,
exhorting the 1 North to ..bittehei''..tho-4e
whom' hr .clairricd.: ns
n neighbots and : friends,
saying sl;. eery -would cease •when
'fhe piasters
Were all • • '• S. . -1 •
, 11'e 1)463 • our
.rint
hereafier.Aeny. that . ,this a . •• 4, netgrq_ whr,"
y.'11 . 13n,59 nonounced eoti . plos
or . ntikeni lackrgy :•_• • • .• ,• •
.•
.I%l:matic Wttd. Odt.',--S co temporari ,
"Ths cOppethenAs' of this cilyirive.been
thistric.u.sly•eitcufating.a report of :Grant's CiC;
. .
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.
. .DS`acv;:in the. filet ; phi'ee.,. Ole . i.6riperheatls;clid .
no sac h•thia.:. .: They ilk! noi.know ;hat,: alt ., ' e
was' ev'et a. hai . ll,i going on- till.a(t r•the.sla.ln(l.l.•
alieq•waipablialied.. .. • -....- :.. ' •' • .
-.. lit ' tha . - i'dC01111 : OM:0,14. fact that even• the
adminiatrntiiia wires are Silent this !naming
looks like as oar cote:l - p(4a ry•%viis aware that
sairniiihing . was “rotti.n hp Dee mark s ' s•lieti he
wrote his scrilb:
.lio . was'ohl.Y. ll cli ll. i.- tile Put
of .the..t . hic4 . , cryincrying , ssiciv thief,"l . :
..: ..
.'
In' the. ihitti place ; if we. do not, believe:apy
so .informed
suggests,-wewouhl tar Stanton
d a•defe;iiin line; that
he Ohl
.netcOnvect into n victory. . •
lir : the ltooftlt'' place, jostead of.the. people
looking for eOpporheail 11, Hick tire all
• Fook uttcnit• tor 'Abolition .
to come. ov'e'r the
Icll -4 iiiph bet ivitett• thrs:Untl'Moutluy night ne:O.
Stantoe.will - yhoul `victory to carry the election
though ajlthO brave 'boys in the titiiiy should
he me wed town with 'amps iflid Canis! SO
LOOK. 'OUT FOIt• A BOUTiON
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• .
LIST ISF,DSAFTCD dJ EN, OF M . KFA:i COUNTY
in;i air,/ TV el 1;t.o,
. .
Aaron Pi!meter A Libby
Asa Wiley . John Spencer ..
,ThomaiCaller. pecker .•'
R A
_Wescoit
John Heitman •-• John . Woodruif
Boyle" Thomas Oloy
Punl Rhodes • • Wm. Parr •
.Casper Smith ' ' •
• Liberty.
L . , , Russell Carter
0 B Fitch' • • • C Siarkweither
Satii. Bronson Vanilerh.ole:
J Burrows. • B Jaekson
Chas, Candler • , Calvin Pettis'
Jas. 'Harken - • John Cady .•
Alfred Gillett • . Elijah Howard ,
R Sergeant f•. 'W
-Phelps
'W Britton' • . Eugene' Mnllin
F G Fuller. Jyhn BrOwn
Geo. -Evans , James O'Conner
Wisn. Laridrigan Ed Mullen
-Fred H - Tubbs • • Cht.s..Riee . •
Henry Smith' • Levi A.Gleitson
WM. Kerns Silas .A Coopr
L B .Vandermark- • . • •
. . .
. .
WitYiNOT IrA.VI3,NACI.:?'--Tlie more we .see,
hear, anil read, the more we are Convinced that
honorable, peace—could be acramr
.ed at any day betWeen-theNrirth und the South
'Lincoln, and his..Taeoliin crew' are the. only
•cihstacile in the way. Iterruive them, .and put
men.Of senae—.-patiots—kn
.their 'placea,..and
(etc' houra . 'will.stop this 'n'iched . .ElOsti of blood
and liiiaiure. Shall the countrigo on tii.bleed
fOr four.y . eurs more, to.gratity their avarice
and love orpower
. 7 . . If so = then .the•
.'who haVv.the.gttmer to. tiirn them out—desurve
no hertertate.than to:lose "their liberties.;
• hear what chart ehrnonti E,2 , 3mriner says.ai
to• the; tenna tilion.which the Siates:kn rebetlion
wott4tl return to their allegiance: •
' "IL it uo o l6s9;hownyer,;. for our' npprox'sors to tali: 0 ,
'making a peace with ti;i, and a union with theniagain on
any terms that would be (gloved by the Lincoln .adlniniw-
Aratiour We'certainly would expect.nOtlilng . than
unconditional gnaraith:elhat . 711ave•Y..1011ould • never ho
interfered with' by ary act of Coitreeo4 or the Govern
moot in any forrnl• ThaLwe shorild hare 1111.,eqoal tight
to sotile in any nf.thn Perritorive, Tirol no- law hilenid
dc
'price on of the right to carryour 01.1000 there. That'll")
Confederate Notional debt :dine Id he . avaline 'row 'paid
by the General (internment' and all' Southern property
nhlch Itia.been conlignated; to be returned. or paw for at
Ito full value at the Iltpo of ench conNea.tion," ..• .
• We Venture to say that the first i wo . •
above..nattted • would.ctini a hearty
sponse. in thebreastsrof every Demiierat,• with;
out, a single e.cer,tion,.in' the. States not • in re
hellient and ralso:'er three.tottrths of the Re
tiol?lican party—in fact of every man .”:ho
not a crUzy fanatic: -- The ,other two •preposi
tions•pre irailmiSsable—at least one of them.
' But as a. whole, do they not,mest 'clearly shOw
diet an Icon uraide , be 'negotiated
without a pat trete • oldiflicUltyl.• The only ohs
tacle'in the way. is Lincoln; and till question for_
the people to deterinhie is, Shall' Lincoln's am.
-bition be • gratified, end our country ru;neil Ipr.
sIiatI • PEACR; find Union' . again return, to bless
our land..anti people 7 C 4 learlieldßeßublican..•
w . .
yrimit'Arrs.---The . Abolitionists
Affect much gratificiitibn arthe .wrtlidrriwal . of
Gen. Fremont . from rhe Presidential curivass—
leavind.but t,wo eandubitee in the field, Mc;
clellaMand Lincoln, When . Mr: Fremont 'Mies
such language as•rhu - following, in his letter of.
withdtawul, it is very diffiCult to see froimwbat .
source. they- dr aw tlieir . Corriort: ' • : ,
. .
In raspect to Mr. Lincoln, I continua to holt ,
exactly the acntimente contained in my letter
of acceptance. h. consider that his administra !
lion. has been yielder-a it, malt:tidy, . and fins it=
eialTy, FAILURE, and that itti neceesitry,
continuance is a cause of regret to the..coun-
THE 'WAR.
3Y' ore ; without .Ony, ilefitt ! te mfelligebce
(rain Gen: repyirts.ol. - fisr-i:
thi.. progress - than:those of sAidorty.::.,sere
.tar,it„Stanfokhes sent'us. no:AiSpatch. :a.
very'.eraly. hoer-. last - .stvening,4early fhr. 'the
thlegrephwe were.. told_ Olive.. tonne would
ihine4.• tha t 'the XV . .a shingtonfidlice he'd Mlcaied.'
The, lawn n7s,.fiill of - rtupori
Passengers on',the Washington - trains brotight.
Phyul.'..*etiretery . :.tattidn,c'ould, if. he; chose,
sentl:LisM. , :WS,from : G ran Cdtt la to loch
Last e.v,ening,, lie bati•.dene it before. Bgt.he,
is silent; and sitience . is ornimins. ; ' '
Geti..Grant Jivided,liis nriny'ihtot wo.,partS;
unti'mada'',.separntemttaelcs..'. upoit';'; fie% Contede
eiht-es„ Wilcox's (Mips' LOS , been left .at Port
Walthall th, protect-City i'mint Mid the Federal
'supPly.'posta,. South of.this, Gen::
• , Llancok's 'and Aratrett's . cerpk,l . adyanced . .:weS'r .
'ward froth, the, pesitiotf
,yesterday 'cut: out
-froth all .-chminunietflion .With „City point, FO
thath'e.• be heard.
from him. .:Nortir'of - Geneeal
Ptutler;Avi'th Ord's end • Bit tie!s'corps, • has, - the
I titite bein; evaeuated::l::::: - .ittle'•Httnared and '
DeeP.-Bot t ited SLlVanced ba
. . . .
ofthe Jafnes towar.ds
• generalllleade' . 6.mirchAFeht : fibm. the We 4
..dom . .was..dirreled.:toward... Popular,
'Grove Chureh, Miles.westMl Wirren',s
'former camp. • This chnt : Ch is On' ihe :tailroad
rtnining.frottr:Peter,,burg • to -DatiVille.
.. The
redeye l 'ea valiy. nit the
. samo•lirno. made .. a . Je 7 .!
edun -r
oissance south' the Weldoto ailroad ...I
They, cap; tied. sonic Confetliirat et - mks :lit
trout of Itettth's. With two lon.lred
prisoners; and_ thenthittetl-m est tow arils -the
.o.lllv - 1-11c .1 ailenatf. Gen: l-liyiter's March:men:lt 1
skint; the heath bank pit the J:ltnes, resulted in I
a battle at. Chapirr's . I3ltill, eleven tidies soon'
of Richnitentt. corps advattee'd along .t.tic
.I.v.'ew,.`.lo'atket teed, tele hut . paral-.1
lel. en] fitgaged the;
enemy at.Chapitt's. tilalT. .Tmey. • ctip;Mrsed 'a
line cLedrt , A t eel] gun;
Gen; Ord waS Wound:cif,
G.e.O.'Bornhain tiro' live • hundred :Of the t
rorps..killett vitt - wounded. rti's.'cot Pi then
iiihited on the !river bank,.eleveri litre'
-Rleitrriond, and lour noileS -southeast of. Fort . ,
S.!rong.'fince. of Confedtirates. 'itt
heaey woyks, prevepted a faithCr advaUce: , -.1
fiirney's 'Corps, oh the New iiket ro a d, fouhd
bot:a 'small force (tithe etterny. Ilirncy ad-,
valichil;AMAth,g the. enatify . , ip flow of hint, I
'ntil he . reached the junction .
livCan.l. Mill r
•scVtnt ' 11 1'.;„; *stip: heasf-f of
, t , ctirnotA, itere Ile hatted, I,a,,ing found the { '
enemy, in sttong works in: frorif :ht . .
have rear iCed no further intelligence. from,
I~tltem's eotainn, and:tram. ,Meade!s Ortiy the
information thht he . had a battle near the :Wel
dotn.railroad,. iM Which he
. lost live. Ittintlred
men, and caPyared one. gun aa..sixty pt i4oners-
Our news CitS , ',Point is to .suturday nOrtting,
•at ten n.'cldel:, SeCrelary :Stanton has' layer
intelligence, but flees dot' choose tosuit
:General :Sheridan . ' length" succeeded in j
• 'sentfinga tle . spatf h,"whi ilet.a 'l3 hig;•progi.e:4.
to laSt.Thorsday tight. lie did Lot' advance far ;
ih r :moth Sheira:tp!oith Valle)
Eat korth . urg wit his pain body. ' lie tilted
'here, triads his lteadifttarter, hroy
we StatetiTsSate . tihte
since;Getteral Early crossed cast front that
ivent.Out• of the - toyaltis
ColperWr.., From, HarrisOtibnig, Stietidap,
Monday last,'sent a raiding party to
It. was
•...' j meet. tterea pip
uranulon' and nestyoyed, lare,e'• t,riuoiit ot
Confederate property'. Ile found bat il. k * uhill.:l
• force of the 'ent;tny, end, then' tinned: east.' th
thwards (hatlottsville, de l slioying the rairtold
as he advaPeed: .t re'ached Waptetbut.e" and
destroyed:. property' th-re, bit( pm rid . -Cde
ClOsing around hint. marci:cd' a nit t th;-
lance farther east- to-ti of.rnottatithis, an
finding, hi's
„ Position rather unsafe . ; 'gave. up, t I
attempt to ctpture..C.harlot Les ...die. Il.a tt,en
returned:to Idartisonbarg,' where j;;%iied
liarrisoliblit t t",whet t ; Skit ii.tatt scar
op l'nursday last-,• fill y. Itch miles h , ..11 it; Of I.
LYnehburgh: • Ile does Lot mein to ea:den:plate I
any farther advance.' At Part Ito oldie, on
his March to Ilarrisonhurit.'; Bhe'rid - 11 . 11.• iNifiCured •
seventy , five Ctinfetterate wagons and four •
We have General ..Forrest's report rd
The c '
atittire of. Athens,• A I,harrii. Forrest says
hit loss'•Was 'ltd,twonly•llve wound
ed.—lle captured at hens' thirteen Immirm;
Federal prisoners, t-wo 'cannon, ,live h u ndred
librses, fifty wagons,
,and . two trains of. cars
londed with stores. Genentt „Rousseau,' with
the'rederut troops, who ..i.ere holdim.; the N'lsb-
Nide and Athens railroad; hes reti ea ticl•l'n Na
shville, giVirni nri'lltl'eatire road M the Cori : -
federites,. Thu dingier to 'the NaShvilliS and
chattannonga ralliond made 'it neci•sS.try
;sacrifice the Athens road, do protect it. 'The
;Cbattartooga railroad south of'Follabrima is
•cut, and in possession of 'the' Confederates.
Between Alufreesborp' and
,Tullahotna', it was
onty.daniaged slightly by a' small- rairibig'ibirly`
and was soon repaired. All thenvailable Ved•
era! trocMs have been sent to Tnl la 46 rlin 13 'from
Neshville•ba try and drive FOrrest asuay Whee
lerwith a derv: force
. is marching_ to. reinforce
Forrest. 'T t' ls reported that. Decatur, south ot
thens;' Witli.its garrison; has. espitnlated. It,
has b;,eit besieged by.the•conlederatet for near-:
•ly two, weeks.. ,
• .Gen. A..L srnith'S forces have' not gone to
oppose the invasion of Mihsomi.:
. Steele,,•at .
Lillie 'bleb., was t hreatened 'by the enemy and
they ye' goge tii help him. .In Mkseori,
invaders have t heir own :way. Rettig es e'm'e •
.proiring.intO St Louis, Had .t Fed erolOmmt pus ts
are bat twelve miles but Of.the. 'town: Excep.: l
;irig for 'a . abort distance around St. Louis, elf'
.
Missobri now has been glean imp to 1 heOnetny.
There are emnly•raw, treopi available Tor ptorpq:
liwtnr,, , ,who' is besieged scariewhere
1, 3 /... the' Confeijorates,' has not been heard
,
from: :'• , • - • •
. The Confederates have cut the railroad run
ninsi west from St. Louli to Jeffersein
Ail the.Frderaitionps,:west of Sr.. Louis , have.
'retired to MierSon City, and with, the citizens
'are throwing up.. fortifiePtions - .....The, railroad
running itnithwest to Rolla is also cut. TotVns'
are being captured itr 'every, direction. The
Confederates have their ossn' way in'all port's of
the State. Nnrih.itif the NissJurithe, guerrillas
have' cat the'railroad running front St.-:Mtn
St. Jopaph, ' iinil the Hannibal :Joseph
ailroaa is also.thtcittened.
. , . ,
General, fleneregard Jilts supers eded I.l°o 'in
command ef-;lke Confederge force nt.Atfanta.
- .
le loolehie place on' Ins t' WednesdaY or Thurs.
!Sy. We •liove, no• report of ,:movements
A Confederate, force, Tie hundred' strong,
has invaded Western Kentucky.' : It is march—
hg. towiirdi
%Goneial Mir but:aucceedi Banks in cornmantl
at New Orleans:The Fede ral. gunboat Arlie.
ope.At New Orleans, bile been ennk byn.inag
Tiie new Constitution bag bden bayoneted to .
Maryland. . • • .
A 6RF,ENII4CI(WLLESinn:—A :year 000,
several journals united in recrimlinetidin4 - their
re.aders in se:
curing a very exeelycot Jo urnal. (or the.111)11Slil-
Ln9r.D (including fcir. - the
I:qAliDEisi,.anil for the I:.ARAV, Callah
- hitlius 7.
rtemi ;4g)•ltphri,l:.
.Were thus
ff led to subscribe,'and we believe all' wl 'cr did en'
have - betio.msch mere. - than' satisfied. The'y
have . received the 231:AnnealYulittoe' of the'
4.44/Uitteitrist lull of gOed
practical; ell : eking, and just
.noW
'the Publisher•isSsending put to each:of his Soh-.
'Se : ribers .. .applyino',h . pieseilt tit - a plant of ode irf
111'0.11)U:it rcioark , thle tirrewherries that have
eve:
ever tirouolit out. , :These 'whstl
:sold by:the only nt her. persuh. lisvisg them, go'
.
.reatily.at 75' . cents each.. Sn the,Greenback in
yesteid la4 - scar has,. cei taint) , .puid
we have nOw..t.i• say is,det all.others-0o and; ito
Likewise: the preset:r
cost:, the, ritt still otlltrs'fo take :
. eatise'aliers this: rcititt)`:::(Septeiribiii)'.tit.."sl.
year, or, from Dow . to .the end 'of,. Isos:(.fifteen .
-mentho. for $l. 15.: 'Aad:still'fiirther . ,.he.oflers
One of the.reinailcable StiawherryNantsi tient
cree . .. E.l.llA l to qery '. new: "subscriber
eel . ] extra for ol) clolh,;'pack
ing, ntl:piistage'qh - tte plOkti* Our advice to ..
'all ia r Senir the doilar'(or t be'
.15;) 'end
extra:s:cetits at once to Oia,oge Judd, Puhiisber
'of the Agrituipiri.st, at-41 Park York.:
City r rind.oel-Ihe putter, : etc. • YUli sill. get 'a
Well:111mA raled, !tract paper
'and . the cliutiptist one_: in
,the....counfry,.. :to :say'
nothing of the:straWherri.Plaot, etc. TRY
. .
1 11 E (I'S? INST.! :11TI: euthinence nn
Oct. 2 t,.nt o'clock, I'. m. ;is tiro
A ctidenly at • Stoothport,nio(cOhtifito!olii•-%y' , ?ek.
ThO' :sot v-iyvii of .Pinf. of the •Nortrial
f,cliOolot • EiliohiO:o . .; • i
sOcLito.l;• and. ovory mfe. who i•itnikitio.fs.lo
talzea high stand among tt•ae.k.rs of county
will .
not. foil to liflpfuvn. this , opportunity
lii taught the' irOst Iti , :ttio.i9 of
IVdt i lilg,
C. 2 COI thr.ni, Cu. Supt
THE DENT C • Lt NCEN
The N. Y. the"iellowing
of •StufeLi which prubably tasi • theii
.• . •
vet4s for .
13, MioLle.isl 1 .1, !lonnet.o.i.it cc., - V.l.rrnont '5.
33;13(da . ‘‘ are 3,'Mai.3land 7, c...:Lida 5
Kat, - ,a,3.
California "s,'Cireinn 3; )yez.t. S to,
. . .
Tril,..ite'say 30 inwe than..a ma.
jority. Of .eottrs . e that purl, 'not give up
State to the li)rtiocracy, but
'eo . rtaintbdtNe'sv•York wlll rust: hat 33 Votes
far Al'eivil.4n as the Stilie . pr rand
ti.at little, Siatt; issan hoe as !lie needle li, the
Take the 33..v0t es oil 117 and Lincoln
beaten uvi;hont
.oil! be' htken ofr by others of the. ethic
nerved, \yht'ci) "%:;111. hull .11t
It NVill 1;e cl,,sr.tt vO , l tliat that- jounial givoi tip
to I11!(.',..•11.:It' •t 6;
7,l9 . diat:all; E , ?htikehy
A 1; 1 . -101-11. k '4'o
New.',..Voi h 111 7 --
Lelvg• et '4,tudjpiizy...—P.,i.
• ANoziti:tt'lli . -:AI ,- r:—Thre . •is no.• d'oura•' but
brpoiti a :)tafe and No 1:i,,°,n,11 -draft
ntter,d'ue'i,dl e'tq't 'lll O/ ,
'artfl.,adlyyre;•ll ! ?l) it (his Syria to
prosi•ente4. 15501:1 i and ..Arl;,it:s , ; 'zind
are.
iebet.3, ;:fl , ! their z*. .tr;
send au , ,linst Y.} !(.the nt , gr,, ! .
~q uire yeor3 I,C.:1; and. ,
•r•Nue . ,irtl.l!; . ts Atha vwdald;;;... - d the:
is to,b,• rrs'4 , ll./.1 11:.' a eliiNtittit-imi t I e'ntit
riot only will n o thole Tip(if:: hat Ills
POOr,i,t , illif;is at the flow..
arms .
frirevos to 'tit ,
etr•yo.additiat• tie for rI s rot
.thll.l a - Moull
==EMIMINIMI
ed
.:1111.1 every:iclidier can. I ettllT, to 11,is
A' certa clr!:.) , tna i.r)t
riray . fcryently,
lot; all .11,0 hq,i/ grivcrilari and. 51Pthi,
all the . !opal.. • Star=s, rileaiii
hereby the ioyal in con -
nec:ion, tcilh the mot 111011,1 . 1.41. k; of
:the list
.three who'ate. ‘Clinte nerd
not a pliysiJan,•lpit.ihosi•thAt 111111
I lint. tli , Sayiiir
f 'and pefiiicnce,
of this praytj can at oaea b: list i'vered.—Put.
, • _
' Arsa Ottr.mix .
ifflilorliiivfn2. promisedypirstintld
bear from me . occasionally.' &iron' my,• 'return
here;;l'take advditagn of al . ittle'leisure before
the closing.Ofthe.insils, to setibtile yoli ri few
Affitirs . _th t
hiS quarter in a condition not
to he'understood:xcept — s by those on thn spot.
ElerdYomhaVe.aMadmiruble'exemplikeation . of
military ratrides.who have taken the
oat b •are•ahnost• 'daily, ordered 'to• leave' their
home's on a few hours' . notice; tn 'occ '
upied
by •T he 'military . , end not permitted to take any.
piing out, even to' lined.' All. this under . 'the
pretence of military necessity: ...1• sinc erely
pray the.liallat•bOX N . ovemher will put. an
ditlio this rascally state of 0;1Np, by hulling
the plesent infit'inom; dirninistration'froM powts
er. . d could lilt. a page of, daily occurteitees
of outrages, endorsCd• s• I Ley,are . tile "best
govertintent;".&c. The.reeent.eleet ions have
keen a farce from Beginning' to end—none but
the 'creatures of the administr'ation being per.
'mit ted to vote. Our only. Hope is, that the
Democratic party of the•Pi'orth' will enforce
their rights at 1116 ballot box, and their..
power Put an end forever to abolition- !Misrule .
and intarnyi, ,- , Yours, F. J. , •••,
. .
. , . .
.
- REFP.ESIIINaLY . COOL.—At this.seaon—
of the
year, tinyt hint; calculated to allay - heat is agree
ablei . and theretbre'a nation's graOttidO is. 'due
to' exlSeceitary. Chase for alettor recently p ub
irtied, trout which .tho sobjui ned',ex tract I
taken: . ..
c‘l trust there is' no ground for - the fear that
the countly..is again with 'the mis
cellaneous currency of local- corporationsibudit
is impoSidble - tofureiee . wfliit: is - to Conic.
_dt was
one .of my strongest ilisires.to . glye the people e
uniform en rrencr, made in the end equivalent to
gold:everywhere. - 9d'y efforts were stoutly
re
sisted outsi,:e and not oerntfst sympathy inside_
of the Administration.
.They.we.re steaddlipre•
howevey, Mien id sense Of duty:to. my.
- self and the coundry - alone compelled' me'
.to' re•
sign."- .. •
Chase'S. uniform current," when first,
issued, vi.isailinust
.equal to gold; but 'at .1 be.
lime of his resiguation %vasricit
ivnis. on th;3•dollar. 'At this r ate, - hOw . long
Nvotiiifit have taken to make it.ierittiyit/ent-to
gold everywhere?"..'
, , • .
I . F 01?..0 a T Tee the other, day,'
Iborrowett a,atiek - oreandy...l:rired ti:Ootrira4el.lci
:sho . w that-he could iioll . it Ottt.Ol'ltib
. 111 e i‘ialliitc'ed It, .aud.,th'en to till hitneg . 4. in
•but
loCmetl•liis•catilpttnititt::•hhati: 'for'!iot ten -,t•hat
ptirt..tif The ' matter
at • • • Lincoll)::. : told • the,' peottles- ht"
ivolild' lint the stir through in :t hlctiddlts
seretitytli ye thou and rt . ieti,tilif aft, r : a
trliOr.s he 4,rorgr6 thekle"told'fhem
it t 11;v:weal/I Ilha.a -piece of iniper
Pell wou ld 'pate all I h . 'tieg're; , s in a day'
lle ti ied -It, hut.
~, f argqr.'lhe,trlgtc.". • Chasik.
said he could :111111:e,,as:g6od: 01oney. i• nl p upe.
ris OatLlitit*--, he .
won- ProtnieLl , McCltdran - tbor;c
tneli thePo , ihs'oia; told.- 1 1ey'‘ , 10 . 14ot tlic trick."'
• •I'htt Coti'grebs deep red :they. had
foued out a Way' tt - i!ltitail. - .the-Annroe
,
Doi tclitc,: but they,. l . tfore.ot The
tiliiO vve'te t.'1 . 6c1.,;ti• it. Would'
we, e elected, till -•tliey,';‘ , farizet thu
trick. ". Snit !!?-,;, unit so
elec.ted again oteihe wat•pcace4l4flurrn
will , forget- the diet , . : .•
. • .
Tit it Irtirriaisean'-ir..1i,p05§1.....,
blethat•tdiis devilish adininiStraticot
the Columbia e'oti . tii.y prisoners
'till after..theelectiod, to deprivc them of their
right orstifFrageitinil thtis eitlitinv.e.dhe edectiork
of A-be Lincoln? It thiq is thti, cure,. nttd .Iho
idels give . eveiy '• is . s, there
ne't so tyrannicaly 'cruel
J . —corded oir the itage . sridilie "woclil' rs history,
-
Writ eVenddcobiri clobs'dn the 0.1 eirn of
FranCe . .. = . Thestory
.of pro- -
pO,setl-rel'east; and trial her: %vas - Li:Otte:bop' a.:
f..in 1 of ci:x teitual ton of tlii= oritiaiulie?iand fiend:.
after .
tha elect no: . ienotous 7
diearted-ri-liublic;fits'lntilll their. tilitce , , and to
:vet a far tiictri in their tiblence? \\'e hope. their, '
votes will not ue lest.-
. .
, ,
. ‘..”iiiloin, yoe ao.to, war, yott cAn,hol . fi gh t
a I v,..,y,..;. and when afros much:Fuss:o: .bot
. 11 sitleit,
and ,no, ;: , ,,,i a - on , :)1 t'i . : o'ou coils. ft 01 1 i tig; . the
ideoikel i 11161.1017 11 1 4:41 t oryt6ot".' tate! oottisels
i,4101 - 041:.'.' . :a iipolie . A btatian) Lial7oin at the
oornikt , ...acerttept of .I,i.s• . ;t4tTlivi.,trlt . t io'n, • ' .
... ..
Lori; OrT n://,',././r, - chlarge'g the ;Tour;
. waft .. , Iyil•;; ; ".u.,1,1 - ,a(11 , .irs,
stop the paper. All • - thi,4..
ii;7,-oily. of the:: Tribmite-bs..a.bout file negra ball
iliieh r b. E .. c ul - a the Lineoln. Carte-
pai - gn Club la.st.:ll',lan'es , le.y al - g1 1 1.; ,FlutV:ab
tiwzlbt is for thet:'e'poor radical raise-eenation•;
ell.l,ouvor a the . .elict•or't heir
The babr,lul take
weTurle Wit radical pa-•
it•or'el.ss,Ly tin ti...l6l)ablish
the pat - ne - s ilatti.u.Ul and
.wal.rz , !l with :the - negto of
Tens Qt ..r,. Tun:: Olurt—Let every Detimerat
in the eity rtirnil the m , eting this. evvoing '41)(1
in the proce , ;l9ll.' '`.l.'here is no bettet.liirre.
1 . 0 st the•froli is.liot. This
od tvimitiiStr.at ion most 1)e :horlei n t from itoWer,•
attd wuy to do tri curry
' loth .elect
, ,
i9tl . .t. Ite . 4:lmintst r.it ion As trimeetie no!!
wrekl . l; .1 - I..ve • titto . (l4l•t , John
C. Ft , +infiGi, lti,t le ter tterltn'g •to ron:'•tu . S..ri
ay's, 4•Titrs•atirtil.l , istr,itiolt:i has.been
prditira,V,/,
Wii.ter Dity is 6.'11. the
ynit.l, en I int101 , !•74
i"6 . of • r. :oeltt'o no, the
itti . .l , to*Mont 6 , r rhe Vice .I.'resitleilev,
..v,11,t ot
;:: ti - "the i•tzot• 11.1 0r,...,•i011ier:1 tti ;Intl
of. ive...ltiole to. ,in: IS to.
ly rt;inni. t :ay, the rilatiat . v.• m A ny,
R. 1 ,,,b11,,Ti5. iv> -in t.hi 7 . - tAittluitle: "efrort•
t.(6 . 1.0thA iirhts ofSilk '
:i•Or',l y ' :54 . 014 . ! • , e• t lite ..t.y nny .
Then
jut! y. deo! . tlion'tlering
r,st rtv, ion 0,4( will its
IF yono wtiot erl, , if you want. low la . xf.,s, if
youwant ytm-.won't
to go ye t. : lle-govef.ifinett , t: of your lat.fferti, if you ;
wan! y . o • or.criildroft IO in t joy bl.f?.,•ings of,
libYttY, yo.tw.tr,f .., • tiniO•l in plitee • of .(fistininft, •
prn•To;ty
,plate 111 finffrony in
6f• pea ye. iri plden • pf way, jUil .
- ro v nty rp ptftetl! of: wciUt:af.tl destftlitiori;. vote
the Peinocratie . '- ' ...; • . ,
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•ll'avo ' yots • heal II the' iirys.. from Afipinic,
Nfaine, Maine t" La te.st..inekvs 11019 . Itf.il II! f•
Shell.' i holt the iiittk)rii y or the shift.i,dy'cafidhl,te„
h.. beli•ettt down :troll') last ; •yelir, pot aboti .
•tive tholoa'fitl'soles . ! ' . . . - ''' • . '
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' ll.e ;An Oay.; a ttnihr in an Alton; inn.fti . t•ach -
er, ii . as
,Ivim. a
,rnaii , wnold •Li tckrify lt 9 'knee l) ,
diary to t•ni - fi,n in Ins - v.s.tt Inile. ' .:- •..
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.:•IVliit' i's the- iliprepc, , lit; tyeon ilie',ll,llfimiire
and Chicag••,r pl,lt for , ii, ?.- • The foiryo4 ililiased
on ' rie'ri, eif Ike U+.lloll , • and !he ; •hitter.- OP A.
tisioN oi , P.E.se'li I .. • ..: ' . . - .
One .tintnistakable yokes' corhos . from ;the
The . 6
Oldiers. ardneanimMis
tan. They. efieer.his name everywhere. Lin ,
culn's.naine never'raises a shout among:them.
' , ;Itre can't affnr4 to let . IM - Clellan win
fork In Maryland," said the Wends of 'Mr. Lin,
cola in IVasiitngton,. just.befoiv B outhNfonn-'
twin, bat he - liken a yrietisty spite'oi them:
Andrew Johnson . Saidja a• speech made 'one •
yenr ago in Pia timore: •
''When-'you' heat a man talking, about his
ieonstit . uticnai rigkis,' spot him—he is .a
Geh . . 'Banks Said, many, years ago;'that he
was willing. to "let the quien slide." - He has
made assertion gond, for the• portion 'of it
confided. Ai) his, riiilitary.e•Licirilianship has' been
"stidin,,,;'," into. the hands_ of tho rebels with
such marvelous eelerity.lit: there isn't much
At the residence! :of his son, in Keating'town
ship, October sth, 1561, Sainut:E. Bisnori aged
S• 1 year?.
EXECUTO'S R NOTICE
l'7 TTIF:11 h: AS, Lett,i its: Testameatery to the .
Vl' Estate of Jonx - Ssitrir; le te • of. CairrierOn.
county; Pa., thicoasad,.
,having been : grunted' tei
the,. s tibser ibei•s;• ail persons `'indebted ,to' the
slid Estate are requested to • Ins ku imin:edi
at e paytactit, :and those .hayht4.ciaims.against
the Estate n• of..tNe- said itecedetit' 'win. make
known the slime; Without delsY,•lo' . - :
. . • ISAAC •SMITFT;•• ' • :-,
•. • . • • I . IIO.IIAS'gMITH, •..
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•, .A,t•Gibson towr.ship, - Cameion Co. ; • Pa: •
BYRON . 1). HATaLIN
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ATTOANGIF AT LA w, Enlellipni i t WA - elle cettniy; '.
,Pat,
Agent for 14'es4rs. Etlatleg .4., Co's 7 Lamle. :Attends
eeporielly, 0 the Collection et .Lictimsr Examinationtst
. Lana Titles; , Payment of Taxes, and all - buldnese relic,'
- t,thg to Real Estate. 'Office In Harelia.Blook. '.